The Man Who Fears He Is Fleeing Himself
A wary businessman in a small town battles financial collapse and rising despair as his son’s illness drains funds and hope. The stress fractures his faith, strains family life, and drives him toward a costly quest for contracts and a possible precipice.
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Roosevelt silent on third term dominates primary chatter
Washington roundup notes President Roosevelt asks for no entry in primaries where candidate authorization is required and will not patrol pledged delegates where not needed. The piece covers reactions and strategies around the third term question, with mentions of Oval Office signals, party maneuvers, and other political currents shaping the 1940 nomination landscape.
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Ohio ends 1939 with 3.369 million surplus says finance chief
Columbus report by State Finance Director R R Bangham shows Ohio closed 1939 with a 3.369 million surplus. Savings came from reduced salary and maintenance costs and lower appropriations, with a cash balance of about 12.71 million and general fund available of 9.68 million.
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Rules Family Must Return To Ohio
Westchester County Judge Frank H Coyne ordered six of seven Chirijlos to be deported to Ohio after a year in Mamaroneck where Rosario ran a cobbler shop and family members worked. The court gave 20 days to relocate, except Rosario’s daughter Elizabeth, aged about 23, who may remain.
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Baby Your Husbands Lecturer Advises Wives
Dr Elizabeth Kundert, a psychiatrist, told farmers wives at Massachusetts State College Farm and Home conference that women should baby their husbands to foster domestic tranquility. She urged wives to make their husbands feel like the big boss while advocating a regime of firm discipline in child training.
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