Far East Nations Won World War Says German Executive
Rudolph Firle, head of the North German Lloyd bureau, told a cabinet and shipping audience that Asia for Asiatics has deep meaning after the war. He argued Europe and America weakened while the Far East gained, and Japan's outreach expands with Japan and Australia trading ties amid concerns over yen devaluation and Japan's agriculture.
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Berlin
Europe
America
Far East
Rudolph Firle
North German
Lloyd Steamship Line
Firle
Asia
Orient
Philippines
Japan
Australia
Abyssinia
Arabia
Spitfire Glamour At Paramount Mission And Rox Shows
Katharine Hepburn stars in Spitfire at Paramount praised by critics. Glamour at the Mission features Paul Lukas and Constance Cummings with newcomer Philip Reed.
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Paramount
Katharine Hepburn
Pat Lukas
Texas
Rialto
Richard Cromwell
REX
Lionel Barrymore
THE
NAT
Durwood Cline
Kenneth Carley
Roseland
Bob Mueller
Paul Lukas
Constance Cummings
Lukas
Philip Reed
Russell Sage Foundation
Will Hays
Robert Young
Ralph Bellamy
McDonald Seeks Full Dinner Pail and Wages
C. C. McDonald of Wichita Falls campaigned in Cleburne urging a full dinner pail and a living wage for every worker. He pledged old age pensions and unemployment insurance and condemned nepotism calling for strict anti nepotism laws to curb job swapping. He planned to speak in Thornton and then move across East Texas.
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Cleburne
Tex
U.P
C. C. McDonald
Wichita Falls
New York playwright Jane Feigl found dead in hotel
Police believe playwright and poet Jane Matildin Feigl committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid in her New York hotel. A Texas native and widow of Colonel Fred Feigl, she mourned her son Lieutenant Feigl, the first American artillery officer killed in World War I, for 16 years. Nearby Florida farmers show few federal relief applications following a live-at-home program.
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New York
U.P
Jane Matildin Feigl
Fannin County
Texas
Fred Feigl
Cab Recovered But Driver Loses Pants
Dallas brief reports Elmer Wilson, a taxi driver, recovered his cab but is still seeking the thief who stole his pants and $6.15. Wilson appeared on a rural road in only a shirt socks and underwear as fellow employees answered his call for help.
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Dallas
U.P
Elmer Wilson
Wilson
Sheriff Elizondo Granted Bond in Memorial Day Slaying
Rio Grande City Texas June 6 Deputy Sheriff Eulalio Elizondo of Starr County was released on $1000 bond after being bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge in the Memorial Day slaying of David Gomez Gomez was killed during a political outbreak at a mass meeting Elizondo was stabbed in the back during the incident
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Rio Grande City
Tex
U.P
Eulalio Elizondo
Starr County
Liberty
David Gomez
Gomez
Elizondo
Labor and housing inquiries fill Tack column in Panhandle paper
A flood of readers seek domestic work and living arrangements from fielding Tack. Requests span childcare, cooking, elder care, cafe work, and harvest labor, with addresses and contact numbers across Texas and nearby states.
Tack Letters and Lost Puppy Notices
Tack letters continue as a note on rug making classes offered by Mrs R L Cruit with low cost, followed by a lost Llewellyn bird dog description and a widow seeking day work with references at 125 North Garfield Street.
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Texas A. & M. College
R. L. Cruit
Telephone Rural
San Jacinto Station
Tack
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Eczema Itching
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast acting salve to relieve eczema itching, ringworm, tetter, rash and foot itch. It claims medicines melt in, kill germs, end itching, heal skin without burning or blistering.
What Causes Epilepsy and Is There a Cure
A free booklet compiling expert medical opinions on epilepsy will be sent to readers who write to the Educational Division Dept. 895 at 545 Fifth Avenue New York NY. The article invites inquiries about causes and potential cures.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Help Wanted Notices and Classified Messages
A compiled snippet shows individuals seeking work and offering contact details. Ethel Allard describes housekeeping and child care experience at 300 North Mirror Street. A young man seeks office hotel and newspaper work with local and out of town references. A note praises a committee’s conduct regarding Harry Hopkins visit in Kansas City.
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Tack
North
Polk Street
Louis Dodd
General Delivery
Medford
Oklahoma
Ethel Allard
North Mirror Street
Dial
Tyler Street
Not Sheepish Thoughts in Texan Phrase
A fragment references someone named Jess Morris Daihart, Texas, noting they did not think like sheep or value sheep prices. The text uses a sheep metaphor to describe independent thinking and behavior.
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Ike
Jess Morris Daihart
Texna
Farm Worker Seeks Employment From a Young Husband
A young married man with farm upbringing seeks farming employment. He states expertise in machinery operation and cattle care and expresses willingness to take on farm duties.
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Tack
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