Zionist meeting adjourned with new officers elected
A two day Zionist convention held in Beaumont concluded with new officers for the Texas Regional Hadassah and Texas Junior Hadassah. Leaders named include L A Freed Houston president and Rabbi Mendel Silber New Orleans as advisor, with officers from Houston Dallas Galveston San Antonio and other cities. The meeting supported a nationwide boycott of German goods as a protest against the Nazi regime. The British Museum facade in London was recently cleaned for the first time in about a century.
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Houston
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Galveston
L. B Sachs
Fisher
Jacob Leff
George Ginsberg
Fort Worth
M. L. Saffir
Sam Cooperman
H. Rosenstein
San Antonio
H. B. Goldberg
M. Fox
W. Goldman
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Waco
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Reader seeks work for room and board at Tyler Street
I am in need of work very badly and will work for room and board and small wages. If there is anyone interested please call me, A READER, 316 Tyler Street.
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Tyler Street
Fox Terrier Missing Mailhouse Notice
Eddie Ryan seeks the return of his black and white fox terrier that enjoys car rides. He offers a reward and identifies his address at 4 North Bryan Street and initials E. R. T. A second note offers a reward for a lost item: a pair of black kid shoes, with contact request and thanks.
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Tack
Eddie Ryan
North Bryan Street
Little Girl Loses Boston Bulldog and Reward Offered
A Boston bull puppy of six months, with a red collar and a white ring around one eye, disappeared from a yard. Mrs. Farl Plush at 404 North Taylor Street appeals for its return, offering a reward and an extra 50 cent bonus from E R T for the safe return, noting the girl’s devotion and family’s prior inability to afford another dog.
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Tack
Earleen
Farl Plush
North Taylor Street
E.R.T
Would Exchange Letters For Suitable Housekeeper
A bachelor seeks a nice lady around 35 to 40 with means to keep house. Must be unencumbered. Will exchange letters with interested party. Mail M. W. Box 5001 North Station.
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Tack
North Station
Fiddlin Contest Appeals For Entrants And Fund Drive
A reader proposes another fiddlin contest with $10 entry fees. Participants would perform about eight numbers including polka and waltzes and old folk songs such as Maggie or Little Log Cabin. The writer offers their $10 and voices support for the fund.
Seeking Work and Performance Support in American Column
A reader criticizes longtime performers and proposes organizing audience voting and cards for fair opportunities. The note includes a pledge of ten dollars and a readiness to enlist. A separate inquiry from L. M. G. requests child care work, stating experience and address at 2410 North West Fifth Avenue.
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Tack
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Fifth Avenue
Mrs Shelby Loses Diamond Bar Pin at Wreck Scene
Mrs J Shelby of Central Buffet asks for help locating a diamond bar pin lost Saturday at a wreck scene between White Deer and Panhandle after a game near Pampa. She and others stopped to aid an injured person and the pin holds sentimental value.
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Not So Funny Opinion Letter From Miami Editor
A reader criticizes a newspaper's family-focused columns and mocks local editors. The letter mentions Col Frank B Shutts and Henry Ford, notes Miami's cheerful mood, reports rising hotel investment by Henry L Doherty, and references NRA rules and potential legal challenges about Ford's bids.
Reader laments lack of humor and asks for funny column
A letter from R. J. Borger of Texas expresses disappointment with a newspaper’s humor column and weather notes. He requests lighter content, signs off as a reader representative, and asks help locating a gray Persian cat lost or stolen from 611 Van Buren Street with a 50 cent reward.
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van Buren Street
Government authority and Henry Ford clash in roiling debate
The piece contrasts presidential power limits with Ford’s influence, notes Roosevelt and Johnson’s reluctance to pressure Ford, and highlights Robert F. Stroud the imprisoned man who chose the punishment hole over ordinary confinement. Stroud’s life story includes multiple murder convictions, commutations, and a Canary-raising cell in Leavenworth.
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Alaska
McNeill’s Island
St. Patrick's Day
Wilson
City expansion from Bronx trips to faster news delivery
A veteran writer recalls early Bronx reporting days before rapid transit and modern communication. He contrasts four hour trains to Miami with today’s quick subway rides, air travel, and instant telephone news, noting dramatic speed gains for reporters.
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