Blood donor squads aid the needy in Hagerstown drive
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks lodges organize donor squads to transfuse blood for those unable to pay. The Hagerstown lodge in Maryland credits itself with saving at least six lives since organizing about a year ago. The report also notes motorists' safety commandments and a discussion on taxation and state advertising campaigns for tourism and industry.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Hagerstown
Aero Aenl
Delaware
Florida
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Europe
Noted Public Figures Question Personal Integrity
A reflective quip laments self devaluation and public distrust. It ponders how public life, humor, faith in friends, and church quarrels face media scrutiny, exposing the era's tendency to reveal deception even within individuals themselves.
Hitler’s Early Midspeech Claims and Expansion Alarm
The article recalls Hitler’s 1933 to 1938 remarks asserting non aggression toward neighbors while signaling future aims. It notes promises not to invade and later statements claiming Sudetenland as his last territorial claim, warning of potential wider invasions if Allies fail to curb German power.
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Germany
Eece
Eal
Berlin
Poland
Austria
Hitler
Sudetenland
Europe
The Tie That Binds and Blazing Fashion Satires
A fragmentary satire shows a carnival of wordplay and odd exchanges. A reporter, editor and various speakers riff on cooking, longevity and fashion while mockingly critiquing attitudes toward moral strictures and style.
Out of Order Printer Bid Incomplete Form Differences
A printer was asked by a physician to submit a price on letterheads with varying sizes trades colors and other differences to be included in the bid. The form was to be left standing and the print order details remain unclear.
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Phycian
Poppies to be distributed by Legion Auxiliary in Alpine
Poppy Day will be observed in Alpine on May 1 with the Big Bend unit of the American Legion Auxiliary distributing crepe paper poppies made by disabled veterans. Poppy girls will solicit contributions to aid disabled veterans and families. Wearing the poppy is a tribute to World War I dead and supports the auxiliary’s welfare work. proceeds stay in Alpine.
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Alpine Avalanche
Brewer County
Alpine
Davis Mountains
Big Bend
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
W. W. Beaudreux
America
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Former Alpine Resident Earl Earp Runs for District Attorney
Word from Monahans that Earl Earp former Alpine resident races for district attorney He has served as city attorney for three years at Monahans and is a Texas University graduate He is a former president of the City Attorneys Association of Texas and a former commander of the Texas American Legion department
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Monahans
Earl Earp
Alpine
Earp
Texas University
City Attorneys’ Association of ‘Texas
State Department of the American Legion
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C.D. Wood Barry Scobee
Elen Friend
Texas
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Richard
Freaklin
John Q
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Pem-Aggregion
Lune
Rene
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Belgium
Blam
Mary
Feravat
FE Faso
D. C. Christensen
Salt Lake City
Utah
All City Water
L. B. Starns
Matt Smiths Market
Storey Whiteside Lumber Co
First National Bank
Alpine, Texas
H. L. Kokernot
GRO. W
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Alan R. Fraser
T.at-Law
Olen
Fishherd Pedality
Alrem
Turner
J. W. Shepperd
T. A. Beard
Snop
Ite Senate
Virginia
W. G. Fielder
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
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