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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
6
A fragmented OCR item provides limited readable facts. The text shows scattered letters and potential names but no clear event, date, or entities to anchor a real summary. No coherent action or outcome emerges from the fragment.
A long feature chronicles Jeff Davis, called King of the Hoboes, his ascent from Cincinnati roots to a nationwide mantle, and the sprawling network of hoboes who recognize his leadership. The piece notes his années on the road, ambitions to fund a Europe organizing effort, and calls for improved rail travel for vagrants.
Western nations discuss small business recovery measures under Secretary Daniel Cooper with President Roosevelt’s support. Reports describe proposed federal financing for small industries, a possible new agency, and opposition to wage and tax policies affecting capital, with stock market reactions and debates on third terms for Roosevelt and labor actions.
Federal Judge Stone convicting sixteen oil firms and executives for conspiring to fix prices and control supply across sixteen Midwest states. Notable names Dawes of Pure Oil and Phillips Petroleum figures among the guilty, with defense claiming market distress policy approved by Roosevelt officials. Also notes President Roosevelt birthday events, naval appointments, and other varied items from the era.
A guide discusses choosing curtain fabrics and color coordination for doors and rooms, advising against simple net or plain silk. It covers drapery construction, anchoring to prevent movement, and suggests variations for light and color. The piece promotes Mrs Spears’s Sewing, a 48 page book with step by step directions and a sample order form.
A fragmented pastiche urges daily good deeds and unusual duties while lamenting oppression and social inertia. It muses on action, teaching respect, and the idea that simple honesty and charity can counter malice. Contains scattered phrases on anthem teaching and fossil names.
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