Red Cross expands disaster relief planning nationwide
The American Red Cross launches a nationwide campaign to strengthen disaster preparedness through ten thousand communities. The revised manual When Disaster Strikes outlines committees, training, and coordination to mobilize radio, air, motor, and watercraft for rapid aid, with past relief totals cited from 1882 onward for domestic and global disasters.
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American Red Cross
Red Cress
Red Cross
West Indies
Mississippi Valley
Relef
Red Crows
Reiee
Anid Sss
Very Latests in Fashion Note by Cecil
A fashion note discusses choosing between chiffon and lace for spring gowns. It highlights Mary Vashon’s gown with peach tones, tulle trains, and self-colored floral motifs, plus Moléyneux net with border lace. It notes feminine evening modes, form-fitting lines, princess gowns, and adaptable street and dance outfits for a younger set.
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Mary Vashon
Bastion
May Al Hisen Quirk Leaves Screen for Writing Career
Hollywood idol May Al Hisen marries James Quirk and abandons acting to seek a secure life in New York. She finds happiness away from stardom, joining the writing world after editors encourage her to publish. She plans to write a novel or play next.
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New York
May al- Hisen
Tye
James Quirk
Hollywood
Eveme the Mistry
New York City
Tam
Ike Security
Sue Sful
Opus
Public lands policy pace reported under Hoover era
Fragmented text outlines how a Ray Lynn Wilhar of the Department of the Interior discusses permits for orbane gras and the General Land Office. It references the Geological Survey and the Department head, noting measures to conserve land and implement federal policy. The passage mentions thousands of applications and a rejection wave, with references to Washington and Cane Town.
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General Land Office
Geological Survey
Wilbur
Washington
Senators Strongly Favor Ends and Votes on Reform
A fragmentary passage shows references to senators forming or reforming a political bloc and considering votes on a major measure. Mentions of parties, names, and a plan to act quickly are scattered amid garbled text. The piece hints at congressional maneuvering and potential shifts in leadership or alignment.
Brown Leads South Carolina Republicans to Grow Power
Brown outlines a new Republican organization in South Carolina with plans for a full ticket in the next election. He notes secret orders, undisclosed federal appointments, and a statewide buildup of party strength after meetings in Columbia and Washington. He aims to reorganize business and labor support amid political shifts. Also mentions Germany’s 1948 wage real gains attributed to unwritten policies.
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Navy Yard
Cai
A. MO
Tolbert
W. F. Brown
New Republican Party
South
Columbia
Congress
Mr. Brown
AL M. Co
Charleston
Meyer
Postmaster Jennings
Marshall Leaphart
JT Batge
Derrtpor s and Creditors Notice
Notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of Mrs. Mary H. Dicks deceased will present them duly verified and all persons indebted to the said estate will make payment to the undersigned.
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Mary H. Dicks
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Laird’s, Incorporated
Durban-Laird's, Inc
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Durban-Laird’s, Inc
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