Fleming's Folly conflicts in Rawhide dam plot
The scene follows Link Fleming facing threats from Buzz Hamilton and Kilgo over dam partnerships and wages. Buzz shoots. Buster Townsend is wounded. Bure Hamilton is jailed. Helen and Link confront betrayal as Kilgo hints at violence and Jackpot Mell targets Fleming.
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Link Flenotdre
Boone County
Burt Harsiiten
Helen
Link
Kilgo
Fleming
Irrigaon
Buzz
Buster Townsend
Foreman
Bure
Bure Hamilton
Rawhide
Buz
Roper
Jackpot
Mell
Mel
Buzz Hamilton
Triple H
Roper Kilgo
Hamilton
Linked
Buster
Reine
Burr
Holmes Junction Beef Shipment Heads to Link Fleming Market
At Holmes Junction the Triple H and Star Loop steers are loaded for the southwest beef market. Fleming, with Marty Bush Ralph Meara the telegrapher and Waco Byrne aboard, confirms all tallies and plans to start back to the spreads.
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Holmes Junction
Fleming
Boone County
Freman
Abrakie
Triple H
Star Loop
Link Fleming
Marty Bush
Ralph Meara
Waco Byrne
Byrne
Noisiest Noises Cited By Fletcher At Acoustical Society
Dr. Harvey Fletcher named the loudest noises as car horns radios drums loud speakers steam whistles dogs’ howls and hucksters’ cries. Dr. Morrill warned city din wastes energy lowers efficiency and can shorten life, even a hospital truck rumble raising blood pressure and muscle tension. He said noise boosts mental illness rates in big cities but too much silence in hospitals can be oppressive.
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Harvey Fletcher
W. P. Morrill
American Hospital Association
Heroin Production in Shanghai Exceeded World Demand
A League of Nations committee heard that heroin production in Shanghai in 1934 exceeded legitimate world requirements by about 12 to 14 times. The report notes related burial customs of attendants with kings in ancient Egypt, Babylonia, and possibly ancient Japan.
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League of Nations Committee On Suppression of
Shanghai
Egypt
Babylonia
Japan
Remarkable Work by Willingdons in India
The London Times praises Lord Willingdon and Lady Willingdon for their five years in India. It notes that the Viceroy’s duties, though taxing, were carried out with vigor and charm, aided by Lady Willingdon’s dynamic personality, leaving a profound impression on India’s administration.
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Lord Willingdon
Willingdon
India
London Times
Evolution of a Man's Ambition in a Fragmented Note
A rambling passage traces a man's evolving aims from circus clown to fireman and wealth, then touches on noble deeds and old-age pension. It includes a quip about a castle’s unchanged state and a visitor remark about shared landlords, and a comparison of China’s 4000-year history to Europe’s.
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Dad
Million Acre Increase in Canadian Grain If Plans Realized
The 1936 crop report from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows spring wheat intended at 24,354,000 acres, up 793,400 acres or about three percent from 1935, driven mainly by Saskatchewan and Alberta. Oats and spring rye stay near 1935, barley up 168,500 acres, flaxweed up 22,400, and mixed grain down slightly to 1,145,500 acres.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Berkeley Clerk Uncovers Power To Flood Streets
Florence Turner city clerk of Berkeley California finds an old ordinance granting authority to flood sewers by filling bathtubs and pulling plugs simultaneously. A separate report notes a car traveling at 60 miles per hour approached the coroner.
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Florence Turner
Berkeley
Calif
Consecration and Serenity Grow from Devout Living
A devotional piece asserts that faithful following of the Lord yields meekness and quietness of spirit, pliability to God’s will, sweetness under provocation, calmness amid bustle, and freedom from worry. It links daily submission to outward grace in life lived with Christ in God.
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Christ
God
New Law Demands Turkish Family Names for Millions
An order to take a family name comes into force on July 1 affecting Turks and all Jews Armenians and Greeks in the country who must adopt Turk ish names. Evading the order carries heavy fines and possible imprisonment.
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