Democrats Gain Big In California May Primary Registration
In 54 counties, California shows a surge for the Democratic party ahead of the May 3 presidential primary led by Roosevelt Garner and Smith. Republicans still lead overall but fall about 10 percent from 1936, with Los Angeles San Francisco and Alameda driving Democratic gains.
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Boy Drowns as Three Try to Rescue Him
Robert See 12 died after wandering into a deep bayou hole while wading. His uncle Buster See 15 and friend Robert Sullivan 9 tried to help but could not swim. E H Buss stopped nearby, stripped, jumped in and pulled out the body but artificial respiration failed.
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Hereford Man Named to Texas Ranger Force
Omer Baker of Hereford a restaurant man and former peace officer in Deaf Smith County was commissioned as a Texas Ranger yesterday by Adjutant General W. W. Sterling. Notice of his appointment arrived by wire this morning reflecting his peace officer record.
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Jim and Jane Struggle for a Home in Public Street Life
Jim and Jane plan to share a modest budget and a small flat while Lucy and Joe enjoy a larger four room apartment. Jane refuses to give up shows and trips, hoping for a future home despite the sacrifice. The piece ends with a reflection on Detroit claiming early typewriter production.
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Should Bride Take a Job To Save For A Home
Jane returns to work after marriage drawn by Jim and city life. She enjoys the office routine but worries about work interfering with numbers and duties. The piece follows her inner conflict between career duties and romance as Jim becomes her world.
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Capone Aide Goes To Pen In Leavenworth
Jack Guzik, reputed Capone underworld manager, surrendered to federal agents for five years on income tax charges. He rode a private car to Leavenworth after paying $832 000 in unpaid taxes and a $17 500 fine.
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How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
An advertisement touts B. C. as a fast acting headache remedy crafted by a registered pharmacist. It promises quick relief from violent headaches plus use for muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at drugstores.
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Roosevelt writes blank verse for poetry quarterly
President Theodore Roosevelt demonstrates poetics by composing blank verse as a personal tribute. A quarterly poetry publication features his verse to prove his literary ability.
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