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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

2

One Big Shot Convicts A Mob Boss In 62 Counts

Arthur Brisbane column notes the Dewey prosecution of Charles Luciano and eight associates on 62 counts, highlighting a genuine crime conviction not tax dodging. It contrasts public laughs with bold advances in aviation, conquest, and global power, referencing Mussolini, Badoglio, and changing world events.

Dewey Supreme Court McCook New York City Charles Lucky Luciano Badoglio Mussolini Ethiopia Rome Constantine

Made in Britain and France a point of pride for Americans

The piece notes Americans’ eagerness for foreign goods from Britain and Europe, questioning loyalty to domestic producers. It warns of continuing violence in Palestine with Arabs defying leaders’ demands to stop strikes and killings.

Great Britain England France Palestine King Features Syndicate Wnubervicn

New Masked Threat The Black Legion Rumors Rise Long History

A long column discusses a alleged Black Legion threat in the Midwest, tracing its roots to secret orders and comparing it to the Ku Klux Klan and historic vigilantism. It notes suspected membership numbers, regional spread, and past cases, including Detroit Poole homicide and Utah/Ohio links, while reflecting on secret fraternal orders in American history.

Middle West Black Legion Diigo Ouallaw Michigan Charles Poole WPA Detroit Poole KKK William Jacob Shepherd Bellaire Ohio Indiana Shepherd Arthur Lupp William Joseph Simmons Ku Klux Klan United States Tom Sawyer West Ku Klur Klan South

TALL TALES The Trolling Frog Tragedy

Detroit man Albert Mackey kept a giant Grass Lake bullfrog named Frenchy as a pet and fishing assistant. He rigged a trolling setup with lines and hooks, caught bass, then a muskellunge swallowed the frog during a swim. He mourned the loss and stopped eating persimmons in memory of the frog.

Albert Mackey Detroit Albert Grass Lake Mich Frenchy Grass Lake

Grandpap Morgan’s Texas Dream Sparked by Poetry

Frank Morgan recalls Grandpap Morgan a frontier publisher who joined a wagon train with an Army press. At the Cimarron crossing a war party attacked but Morgan kept workers focused on printing to protect the force. He ordered poets to threaten the attack with verse turning the retreat.

Grandpap Morgan Texas Lone Star State Frank Morgan Middle West Army Press Cimarron River

Ever Meet a High-Behind in Camp Tales

A Western joke piece describes a legendary high-behind creature with a posthole digger tail. It allegedly balances on its back and spins, drilling holes in the ground as it roams. Tenderfoot night duties include stocking condensed milk cans, which the beast drinks to lull itself and keep the camp safe.

Western Newspaper Union

Forest Air Purity Tied to Dense Woods

Forests act as natural filters catching dust and bacteria and provide hygienic influence on surrounding lands. Indian villages surrounded by dense woods report protection from cholera epidemics, suggesting forested areas reduce disease spread.

India

Egyptian man 130 weds 25th bride amid 23 children’s protest

A 130 year old Egyptian man married again, his nineteenth wife, while his bride is 25. His 23 children object to the match due to the 105 year age gap. The report appears in London Answers.

London

Blemishes Made Her Old Looking

A reader letter extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin blemishes. Mrs. L. Whetzler of Floreffe Pa describes improvements after using two cakes of soap and one tin of ointment. The ad emphasizes external skin conditions and health claims, urging purchase at druggists with prices 25c each.

Cutticura Ointment My Face Was Cleared Again.” (Signed) Mrs. L. Whetzler Floreffe

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