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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
3
Hal and Kerrigan confront guilt and motive as Barry's fate looms. Hal pleads for control and mercy while Kerrigan weighs duty and protection. A dramatic train station plan and a deadly car crash end the tense confrontation with a grim, fatal consequence.
Hal, recovering from a car crash and injuries, fights delirium and fear while clinging to hope that Kerrigan or Barry will appear. He recalls a grim dream of Barry with a pistol and Crack, fears truth behind the accident, and waits as Sister Anastasia is summoned to his room.
East Orange New Jersey clergyman asserts that English speaking lands under democratic rule best protect liberty. He cites constitutional safeguards for change, protest, and challenging authority, arguing the U S offers fewer abuses and greater opportunities than other nations.
Carl W Ackerman warns that rushing reforms and mobilizing fear can backfire. He argues haste led to World War I and enabled totalitarian movements in Russia, Italy, and Germany, urging caution over drastic social change.
U S Representative Martin J Kennedy of New York attacks President Roosevelt’s utility policy and urges a congressional adjournment and a Baltic style trip to Alaska by battleship, criticizing rewards to deserters and loyalty rewards.
President of the American Liberty League denounces current administration as perverting government. He claims unconstitutional legislation is pushed, asserts presidential compulsion is wrong, and says Congress must decide.
A persuasive, cautioned piece argues that without credit and a solvent system the economy risks dictatorial control. It cites an insolvent Federal Reserve, bankrupt banking, a ruined middle class, and unemployment as drivers toward loss of liberty.
Senator Borah argues the tax plan is not share the wealth but share the burden of government. He contends higher taxes fund expenditures wisely and support economic recovery more than bond issuance and higher interest.
A labor leader comments on a supposed business conspiracy as UK reports reveal hours rising and wages falling. He warns big business presses Congress in Washington amid the heat, insisting the motive lies beyond the surface.
Decorative kitchen hanger feature a charming little girl motif. Advertises stamped material to cut out with printed colors, priced 15 cents per package or four packages for 50 cents, plus directions. Mail order from Home Craft Co. Dept. A St. Louis Mo. include stamped self-addressed envelope.
An advertisement in another column invites readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program for boys and girls, with instructions to read the Grape Nuts ad and learn how to win valuable free prizes.
Tommy the cat based in the Carlisle station restaurant enjoys traveling on trains visiting nearby towns and stations a light hearted railway page note.
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