Death of Senator Borah Deeply Mourned in Idaho
Idaho mourned Sen William Borah as a sincere, honest friend and strong advocate for irrigation projects. Friends recalled his modesty and oratorical skill while highlighting his opposition to pork barrel politics. A Boise crowd greeted him returning from Washington and a county attorney praised his defense of justice amid civil unrest.
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Borah The Great Dissenter Of Idaho And His Long Senate Life
Washington life of Sen William E Borah known as The Great Dissenter. Anecdotes include Coolidge quip about horseback riding in Rock Creek Park and his habit of reading international affairs in the open with a blanket. He joked about keeping bad bills from becoming law and valued independence in his Senate desk setup.
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Parker Hall Named Most Valuable In Professional Loop
Parker Hall was named the Professional Football Writers Association Most Valuable Player for 1939 by the PFWA. The New York Giants center won the Joe B Carr Memorial Award, honoring the league's top performer. Hall earned the honor after a standout rookie season in which he helped lead the Giants to a strong campaign and continued the memory of Joe Carr, founder and late president.
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Four Games for Fagles Amherst Schedule
Amherst’s Fagles cage team announces four upcoming games in a tight road and home swing. On the slate are Fremont Herbrands at Fremont, Cuyahoga Falls Eagles at Cuyahoga Falls, Vermilion Martin Pontiacs at Amherst, and Avon Independents in a City County clash at Elyria. A Wednesday preliminary sees Amherst Ians meeting Oberlin Jan Oils at 7:30.
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How Would You Like To Be The Postman Now
Elyria’s winter mail carriers yearn for warm climes while the New York Post Office motto keeps them marching. They survive the cold in borrowed clothes and layered wool, delivering mail through snow, rain, and wind.
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New York
Appropriation Bill Still Unfinished in County
The 1940 county appropriation bill remains unfinished as commissioners push the task to next week. They must reduce $17,400 from tentative appropriations to reach the auditor's certified total of $603,213, with $5,000 earmarked for boiler repairs at the Oberlin Children’s Home and $5,000 more for Pleasant View Sanatorium. Salaries and general county bills are on hold awaiting final appropriations.
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Editor Paul Bellamy to speak on censorship topic
Oberlin January 19 The Cleveland Plain Dealer editor Paul Bellamy will address the Social Science Club at noon Monday. He will speak on the subject Pan of censorship and the European news.
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Amherst Masons honor Grand Master in Lorain County
Lorain County Masonic Lodges will host a dinner and reception February 1 in Amherst for Ohio Grand Master Duillon Crist of Alliance F and A M. About 400 Masons from nine Lorain lodges and nearby cities attend. Dinners and programs funded by the Lorain County Past Masters and Officers Association led by David Mondack. Crist to present jewels to long-term lodge members. Event at Stonington Lodge Amherst after a 6 o'clock dinner at the high school auditorium. Reservations due by Sunday January 21.
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Local Cage Results Mix From Numerous Teams
In a crowded slate, Hadid over Wallan by a close margin while Mtom edged Nivtery 28 to 24. Marietta and Cleveland show varied scores with several schools such as Wellington and New Philadelphia posting wins or narrow losses in a busy regional wrap.
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