Sally Ford Pressured Toward Southern Finishing School
Sally Ford faces an arranged adoption by Enid and Court Barr after a secret plan to keep her away from David Nash. Barr proposes two years at a conservative finishing school in the South with Sally registered as his ward to avoid scandal, while Enid fears social disgrace and seeks a hopeful, controlled future for Sally.
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Sally Dar
Mrs. Barr
Sally
David
Enid
Goodby
Mrs. Stone
Enid Barr
Courtney Barr
Court
Mr. Barr
Teachers gather to honor Dean Robinson in Hughes County
In Hughes County a Friday 11:00 a.m. meeting of teachers, led by R B Knight, planned an appreciation gift for Dean R R Robinson who is soon to depart. T H Harmon and Miss Goldie Ellen Gorham will handle the money and gift arrangements. The session also discussed ways for Hughes County teachers to support one another and closed with a strong sense of camaraderie.
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T. ©. Harmon
Goldie Ellen Gorham
Dr. Robinson
Hughes County
Georgia senator admits such contributions at patronage inquiry
Roscoe Pickett chairman of the Georgia Republican state central committee testified at the senate patronage inquiry that he once received a contribution of several hundred dollars but returned it and told the donor to send a check to the treasurer. He said the donor mailed the check to him, and that Peterson’s death stemmed from post office finances, not payments to party officials. The hearing also touched on shortages at the Douglas post office and overdrafts. In Biloxi Mississippi federal court officials said they knew nothing of a grand jury into postmastership sales, with no subpoenas or jurors yet summoned for the probe.
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Sally
Carson
Enid
Enid Barr
Courtney Barr
New York
Darling
Enid Bar
David Nash
Mrs. Stone
Capital City
Hendrick and Yates
Texas
Collins
Reiter Foster Oil Corporation
Atlanta
Roscoe Pickett
Georgia Republican State Central Committee
Senate
Southern
Blairsville
Pickett
L. F. Peterson
Douglas
Georgia Republican Organization
Peterson
Biloxi
Miss
CUP
Mississippi
Georgia
There is a Use to Be Happy and Helpful
A poem muses on dwelling in the past versus choosing joy and kindness. It urges seek peace, do thy best, and help others, contrasting with wasteful regrets and selfishness. The article shifts to political commentary about Governor Smith and national figures, noting Reed's potential campaign role and responses from Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Shaver. It reports King of Utah predicting Smith gains in the Rocky Mountain states and broader party prospects.
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Governor Smith
Washington
Clem L. Shaver
Women’s
Democratic Law Enforcement League
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
James J. Hooey
William H. King
Utah
Rocky Mountain States
Foster group honors Rachel Eaton as devoted child
Rachel Eaton is described as the only little girl in the world with 12,000 kindly foster fathers. The 28th division of Pennsylvania highlights her deserving of all their affection and support.
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Rachel Eaton
Pennsylvania
Six Persons Hurt In Auto Collision Near Ada
Six people were injured Thursday when two cars collided on the Allen highway nine miles east of Ada. The Laughlin family A. H. Laughlin Mrs. Laughlin Lorene Laughlin Jack Laughlin Byrd Laughlin and F P Gaines were involved. Mrs Laughlin suffered serious injuries but recovered, others were expected to recover. The Laughlins live in Oakman and both Mr and Mrs Laughlin and Mr Gaines work on the Hughes well east of Ada.
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Allen Highway
Ada
A. H. Laughlin
Lorene Laughlin
Jack Laughlin
Byrd Laughlin
F. P. Gaines
Laughlin
Oakman
Mrs. Laughlin
Mr. Gaines
Hughes Well
Smith Invites Reed to Albany for Campaign Confer
New York July 7 Governor Smith issued a public invitation to Senator James A Reed of Missouri, his Democratic presidential rival, asking Reed to visit Albany as Smith’s guest to discuss campaign conduct and issues at the executive mansion. The letter was released by Smith headquarters.
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New York
Smith
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Albany
Governor orders probe into Pottawatomie sheriff actions
Oklahoma City July 9. W O Gordon travels to Pottawatomie county to investigate alleged neglect by Earlsboro officers in enforcing laws. Governor Johnston directed Attorney General Dabney to pursue suspension if warranted, then temporarily delayed the sheriff inquiry before restoring it. Dozens of residents, including Mrs. Fred Renner, provided statements.
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Oklahoma City
W. O. Gordon
Pottawatomie County
Earlsboro City
Johnston
Edwin Dabney
Dabney
H. E. Sullivan
Sullivan
Fred Renner
Earlsboro
Renner
Fe Tist
Shawnee and
Maud
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