The Iron Trail Bonded by a Lynch of Rustlers
Donovan stalks the Iron Trail hideout as Terry confronts Hapes and Gillespie. He overhears plans to burn Leonard papers and cover cattle raids while Barlow's gang pushes a violent scheme. Terry bursts in, orders restraint, and holds the trio at gunpoint, promising to expose killers. The scene ends with a threat and a cliffhanger.
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Sheriff
Barlow
Sue
Hopes
Terry
Morgan Hapes
Nick
Marg
Hapes
Donovan
Iron Trail Cowd
Gillespie
Leonard
Abe
Kansas Country
Jackson
Leonards
Bartow
Morgan
Cote
Truman and his dog a national political issue
A columnist notes President Truman’s cocker spaniel Feller remains non resident at the White House under Dr. Graham. The piece suggests the dog’s status could affect public perception and campaign support, urging action to restore the pet’s White House presence and criticizes the handling of the situation.
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Truman
White House
Graham
Harry
Feller
Molai
Removal of a Landmark on Riverside Drive in New York
The Schwab mansion once a Riverside Drive landmark, admired by visitors for over fifty years, is being torn down. The writer reflects on a vanished era when wealth was less scorned and a well-built house stood as a symbol of pride as wreckers chip away at the long-remembered home of Charles Schwab.
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Charlie. Schwab
Riverside Drive
New York
Schwab
Charles Schwab
Steel King
Vanishing Americans ad prompts odd dinner offer
An old Herald Tribune advert promotes a free lunch counter and high pay for easy work with lines about dinner and tipping. The playful text questions treaties and laziness while offering a century plant watering job for $150 a week.
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Herald Tribune
Country Editor Notes Dinner Marking Three-Year Auto Application
Ezra Cooper and family celebrated the third anniversary of their auto application with a quiet dinner. Clint Crockett criticizes long held American values and could be a presidential contender.
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Ezra Cooper
Clint. Crockett
America
Home Conditions Create Most Juvenile Delinquency
Dr. Clarence H. Growdon of the Ohio Welfare Department reports studies show home life as the primary cause of juvenile delinquency. He cites poverty housing and parental neglect as key factors and urges parental education programs to address the problem.
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Clarence H. Growdon
Ohio Welfare Department
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Ohana
Hank Wallace
Democratic: National Committee
Charley
Chambray
Fifth Ave
40Th New York
Lane Bryant
N. Y
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