Peace Within Nation Needed By Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on visiting the Music Corporation of America offices in Los Angeles and meeting AFL leaders. She emphasizes labor and industry cooperation, peaceful settlement of disputes, and the importance of intelligent leadership. She also notes gatherings of new Americans and a visit to the United Nations Association.
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Canasta Q & A on Freezing the Pack by McKenney
William E McKenney summarizes Ely Culbertsons Canasta guidance on freezing the pack and answering common questions. The column cites examples of melds opponents make and rules about initial melds going out concealed and taking only top cards.
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McKenney
Nolan Filibuster Era Texas Carnage Ordered Executions
In 1804 the king of Spain ordered death for two of ten captured members of Philip Nolan's mustang hunting expedition in central Texas. Nolan was killed in action. his ears were sent to the crown. One captive, John Pierce, had died already. nine others faced execution by dice before the lawman. Ephraim Blackburn was among the doomed.
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Philip Nolan
Nolan
Texas
New World
John Pierce
Ephraim Blackburn
Nolan links to Burr ambitions in Texas history
The excerpt notes Nolan’s suspected plans tied to Texas and rumors of Burr-era ambition. As Wilkinson’s son-in-law, Nolan was rumored to be connected to Aaron Burr’s schemes, with historians unsure of his exact designs. The passage preserves historical intrigue without asserting definite outcomes.
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Nolan
Texas
Wilkinson
Aaron Burr
Weather Outlook Sparks Large Row Crop Plantings
Weather experts warn of a prolonged rut in conditions but forecast a row crop year with farmers preparing for substantial plantings of corn soybeans and other row crops. The guidance suggests favorable growing conditions ahead and a focus on seed selection and field preparation.
City considers out-of-town judge for new court
The city commission weighs appointing a nonlocal judge for the new corporation court to ensure an impartial setup. The post pays about 3800 dollars yearly. The narrative also covers Bill Franklin’s African safari, native treatment, and hunting costs, plus mayoral views on population, highway widening, a school kids subway plan, and a Christmas necktie misread by a stenographer.
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Corporation Court
Harvard professor condemns modern executives and government meddling
A Harvard economics professor denounces current business leaders for hoarding reserves and losing adventurous spirit. He blames heavy government pressure and academic critics for stifling entrepreneurs. He cites Glenn McCarthy and Henry Kaiser receiving big loans while small independents suffer from subsidized rival firms and Syrian oil imports.
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Filha Truman
Glenn McCarthy
Henry Kaiser
United States
Texas
Panhandle
Why not in Amarillo A Divorcees Anonymous such as
A fragmentary line suggests a question about holding a Divorcees Anonymous event in Amarillo. No clear names, dates, or venues are readable. The item appears as a stray note or partial caption without full context or verifiable details.
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Amarillo
Divorced Women Help Fix Chicago Style Club
A group of divorced women in Chicago form a club to counsel others contemplating divorce. They urge consulting members to patch up marriages and warn of disadvantages, with reports that Chicago’s divorce rate is falling. Also notes a Nichols-for-Sheriff Club and public cheer over Alger Hiss’s conviction.
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Chicago
Needs Job Dear Tack 19-Year-Old Seeks Work
A 19 year old named Malcolm Woods seeks employment in carpentry typing ranch or farm work. He provides the contact street number 2 3809 for inquiries.
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Local reader seeks in-home caregiving or housework help
A reader offers to provide housework or child care in the home or to stay in clients' homes at night. A fenced back yard is available. Contact by phone at 7717.
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Tack
Glove Found Near Twenty second and Washington Bus Stop
A black kid glove was found at the bus stop at Twenty second and Washington. The finder asks the owner to identify and claim the item with any distinguishing details to confirm ownership.
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Tack
Twenty-second
Washington
Elevator Job Inquiry in Eunice
A person in Eunice seeks an elevator job and asks if they are experienced. They provide a contact number 20272 and request help finding employment.
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Tack
Dress Forms Made From Molded Materials
A brief note indicates plans to obtain dress forms for construction, describing them as molded. The item emphasizes readying forms for garment making without detailing sources or specifications.
Sewing aid promises speed and satisfaction
The ad touts a sewing tool that speeds up body sewing, claims quick accuracy, and guarantees satisfaction. It notes a reasonable price and provides the contact phone number 2 9734 for inquiries, sender identified as READER.
Reliable Sepenenie woman seeks work with references
I am a 32 year old, dependable worker offering to take on any honest job. Experienced as a file clerk with typing and dictation around 90 wpm. Open to child care, housework, cooking, and ironing. Contact ANNETTE ZEHRINGER, 1108 South Fillmore Apt. 5, for opportunities.
Mrs Smith Seeks Home Laundry Help at 1004 North Manhattan
A note from Mrs Smith requests ironing or washing services at her home located at 1004 North Manhattan. No further details provided.
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Mrs, Smith
North Manhattan
Woman Seeks Housekeeping Childcare Dishwashing Work
Elderly woman seeks employment in housekeeping babysitting or dishwashing with work hours around 8 to 4. Has nurses training. Call 3 2112.
Homemaker seeks elder care or light housework position
A woman over 60 seeks employment caring for an elderly lady or performing light housework. She is reliable and can provide references. Contact Mrs. Martha Gibson at 304 North Lincoln, phone 2-2560.
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Martha Gibson
North
Lincoln
Piano storage offer with references from Mrs J Graham
A fairly good condition piano is offered for storage in a home in return for its use. The proposer guarantees careful treatment and can provide excellent references. Contact Mrs J Graham at 2-5050.
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Jurist Back in Saddle After Fall
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas rides again in Tucson marking his first horse back in action since a November fall in Washington that caused severe injuries.
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William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Washington
Ike's Brother To Penn State
Milton Stover Eisenhower, a long time government official and since 1943 president of Kansas State College, was elected unanimously as Penn State's new president. The board acted at Harrisburg, filling the post left vacant since 1947 when Dr. Ralph Dorn Hetzel died. Eisenhower is 51 and the brother of General Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Milton Stover Eisenhower
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Pennsylvania State College
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Ralph Dorn Hetzel
Vacumatic Carburetor Promises Gas Savings in Wisconsin Ad
An advertisement touts a Vacumatic device by the Vacumatic Carburetor Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin. It claims automatic fuel economy via a supercharge principle, fits cars trucks and tractors, and offers free details by card or postcard.
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Wis
Pakistan PM urged to declare independence from blocs
Lahore reports that Prime Minister Liaqat Ali was urged by the Socialist bloc to present a plan to Russia affirming that Pakistan is not a camp follower of the Anglo American bloc as he prepared to depart for a visit to the Soviet Union.
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