Happiest Moment of Roosevelt Sees Him as Benevolent Arbiter
Ernest Lindley, a national political writer, argues in Virginia Quarterly that Franklin D Roosevelt is happiest as a benevolent arbiter. He notes Roosevelt dislikes hostility, prefers conciliation, and enjoys being liked while acknowledging a unique indebtedness to business and financial leaders. Roosevelt’s second term forecast suggests continued opportunism and a strong historical ambition shaping his place in U.S. history.
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Lindley
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Topeka
Santa Claus is Freed After First Offense in Omaha
William M. Frantz known as Santa, 61, was handing out hand bills when police stopped him for lacking a license to distribute. A distributing company complained, but officers released him since it was his first offense.
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Omaha
Santa Claus
William M. Frantz
Santa
Frantz
Widows and Orphans Pensions Up for Debate in Congress
Washington December 9 The new Congress faces a push to broaden veteran pension benefits for widows and orphans of World War soldiers with talks of a uniform pension bill extending coverage to those who fought in the World Spanish American Indian and Civil Wars. Officials estimate costs later. House pensions chair Gasque is among supporters exploring broader coverage.
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Congress
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House Pensions Committee
Deeds Recorded in Frederick County Transfers and Rights
Real property transfers listed in Frederick County clerk records include William J. Swenk to P. E. Clowser. Lilly Elizabeth Lefrois to Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co.. Bessie C. Pitman to S. L. Shackleford. William M. DeHaven to Robert Melsinee. C. N. Cooper to Teresa K. Pugh. Minnie V. Dinges to Jessie M. Huffman. A. L. Smoke to Cecil H. Bailey. Earl S. Bailey to J. W. east on Route 50. Edith P. Shade to How ard N. Shade. M. C. Shade to Howard N. Shade. Stuart E. Womeldorph to Henry C. Womeldorph. Worley Puffenburger to James F. Omps. and related parcel details with nominal consideration.
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Shenandoah
William M. DeHaven
Robert Melsinee
Gainesboro
C. N. Cooper
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Armourdale
Minnie V. Dinges
Jessie M. Huffman
Stephens City
A. L. Smoke
Cecil H. Bailey
Opequon
Earl S. Bailey
Baker
J. W. East
Edith P. Shade
Howard N. Shade
Winchester
M. C. Shade
Chester
DeHaven
Stuart E. Womeldorph
Henry C. Womeldorph
Worley Puffenburger
James F. Omps
Joseph F. Omps
Puffenberger
Worley
Former Convict Parillo Dies After Hospital Assault
Saratoga Springs authorities identify the victim as Adam Parillo a 000 Montreal resident once linked to a 142 robbery in Montreal. Police say he was shot multiple times in the neck and chest and left on hospital steps by unidentified motorists. Parillo had been released from a Canadian prison last August after serving part of a life sentence for the Banque D Hochelaga holdup. One messenger died and four men were hanged. He returned to Saratoga Springs after release.
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N. Tw
Patrick F. Rex Adam Parillo
Montreal
Rox
Parillo
Banque D'Hochelaga
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McCarran pushes benefits for veterans with late psychiatric disorders
Senator P A McCarran urged new legislation to ease VA payments for veterans who develop mental disorders long after service. He called for presuming psychiatric conditions to stem from military service, particularly for those with combat records, to ensure benefits.
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Washington
P. A. McCarran
Nevada
Congress
McCarran
Veterans’ Administration
Pasadena man fined for historic speed offense
Gwynne Allen was arrested in 1928 for driving 38 mph on a street where speed was illegal. He later could not appear in court, but after returning to Pasadena he paid a $25 fine for the old offense. The boulevard’s speed limit now stands at 45 mph.
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Mexico
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Planes Carry Assistance For Flood Victims
Three Manila army planes moved over the devastated Cagayan Valley delivering medical supplies and relief workers on the first survey of the flooded area. Sixty towns and villages were inundated by the Cagayan River after two weeks of heavy rain, with thousands reported dead or missing.
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Manila
Cagayan Valley
Cagayan
Farm Bureau Opens Annual National Convention in Pasadena
Hundreds of farm bureau members from about forty states gather in Pasadena for the American Farm Bureau Federation convention. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and Edward A. O Neal, cotton grower and president of the federation, are among the first speakers on the program.
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Pasadena
Calif
Farm Bureau
Wallace
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O’neal
Federal Agent Intercepts Drunken Cow near Dallas
Federal Agent J. C. Harston investigated a pasture incident in Dallas. A cow appeared intoxicated after munching mash. the agent confiscated a still and arrested the animal's owner.
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Dallas
Tex
J. C. Harston
Harston
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