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Thrift Room Needs Help to Keep Children in School
A Tyler Street School thrift room run by the city PTA has aided 1,200 children this term with 800 new shoes 1,869 new garments and 1,592 used garments costing 994.45 dollars. Funds have exhausted and a public cash appeal is now needed to complete the season and keep children in class before the term ends.
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WHEN INDUSTRY PLANS ITSELF
Glenn Frank argues that if industrial planning is to help the economy both business and political leadership must broaden outlooks. Sumner Slichter of Harvard cautions against price rigidity, noting it delays adjustments and worsens slumps, while planning could misfire without broader capital controls.
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Secret Marriage Crisis After Car Crash
Eddie Townsend’s smash by a bus puts spotlight on Georgie and Jenny who must keep their marriage quiet to protect Georgie’s job. Jenny contemplates secrecy as a worried Georgie races to arrange a discreet tale while a clerk may reveal the truth.
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Origin of First Rate and Yeah Cheese Phrases
Sunday column explores how common terms began including First Rate Yeah Cheese and Small Potatoes. Readers can write in with other phrases for illustrated origins in this News Globe series.
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Midland Cowboy Frees After Death Case Verdict
John Mc Gaughey was acquitted by a district court jury in Midland in connection with the death of Jess Fore on April 17. Fore allegedly tried to break up Mc Gaughey's home. The jury deliberated an hour and a half.
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Will Rogers Avoids Court Appearance for Speeding
Beverly Hills California May 6 Will Rogers once mayor did not respond when called to answer a speeding charge in police court. Judge H E Billings refused a bench warrant and noted he would personally call on the comedian to explain the matter.
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Butler recalls Thaw escape drama in Broadway talk
Writer reflects on theater and society figure glimpses from New York. The piece name checks actors such as Lynne Overman and Jack Whiting, mentions John D. Curry and Pola Negri, and notes a mix of cultural icons from Gramercy Park to Longshoreman leaders.
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Radio networks shift to sustaining programs as sponsors pull back
The economy downturn and winter drop in presenting lead to many sponsors leaving air or planning to do so this month. Some plan returns in fall while others remain unsure. An international Morse telegraph anniversary broadcast is planned with Miss Leila Livingston Morse on WEAF NBC.
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Central Standard
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Soviet Protest Over Harbin Arrests Torture Claims
A Khabarovsk dispatch reports more than 100 Soviet Russians arrested in Harbin Manchuria and tortured by anti Soviet White Russians in the Chinese police. Soviet consul M Slavutsky in Harbin protests the arrests as unprecedented impudence amid Far East tensions. Japanese gendarmes reportedly detained the prisoners for examination in the Japanese consulate cellar before transfer to Chinese police.
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Harbin
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Reddy Fox Loses Appetite in Goose Fight Mystery
In a early 20th century tale Reddy Fox stalks Honker the Goose and a flock at Paddy the Beaver pond. A young goose foils his dinner attempt while Honker’s blows and guard geese drive him off. Yowler the cat lurks as the fight ends with the geese retreating.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List With Themed Long Border Words
A crossword puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues across many entries. They include Waterspout backbone ruler of Mar chutia and many themed terms like ambassa dor from United States to Great Britain.
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