Thanksgiving Driving Reform and Roosevelts Political Fallout
The writer praises safer driving habits and laments a minority of reckless drivers. He argues Roosevelt’s policies aid western farmers, notes Republican opposition, and predicts Roosevelt's re election with western support. The column includes local notes on weather and a request for missing tools.
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Herber Hoover
Roosevelt
Republican Party
the United
Ike Herbert Hoover
What They 4 Write to JACK TACK WANTS HOUSSEKEEPER
Dear Tack will you please help me find a housekeeper She must be neat and clean and on got Cook and house keeper No one with children need See Tack Letters Page 7.
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Mr. Tack
Roosevelt
Christopher Columbus
Tack
Indians Will Get New School Centers
The plan, backed by President Diaz, will establish centers for sixteen Indian communities. Most will be built on the Andes plateau where Bolivian population concentrates, with extensions into the northern tropical region, Santa Cruz lowlands, and Gran Chaco area between Bolivia and Paraguay.
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TA Paz
Bolwins
Wal Tees
Andes
Bolivia
Santa Cruz
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Hitler Silence Called Ominous In European Warning
London dispatch reports British leaders warn nation as Hitler's silence grows ominous amid Mussolini's rising stage. Churchill cautions that Germany trains its population for war while Goering admits arming around the clock and von Epp hints at decisive action when the time is ripe.
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Hitler
Britain
General von Epp
Bavaria
Germany
von Epp
der Fuehrer
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Mussolini
Churchil
Thanksgiving Proclamations Through War and Peace
The article reflects on historic Thanksgiving proclamations by Lincoln in 1864 and Wilson during World War I. It notes Lincoln's call to humility and prayer amid Civil War losses and Wilson's appeal to observe Thanksgiving despite wartime tragedy, emphasizing faith as a national resolve.
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League of Nations
Europe
League
Covenant
Hitler
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
France
Woodrow Wilson
America
New Deal Faces Funding Crunch as Relief Dries Up
The article reports on ongoing pressure to extend welfare programs as FERA moves toward closure by Monday and WPA funds remain unsettled. Observers note continued unemployment numbers around 9.25 million, with about 250,000 still needing work. Hopkins reportedly directs remaining grants in 26 states while federal aid is withdrawn.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
John R. M. Carl
Hopkins Works Progress Administration
Lste
WPA
WA & Treasury
Sliveli
Titus
Pilea
Hopkins
Christmas trade outlook cited by Commerce head
Secretary Daniel C. Roper’s forecast of a 10 to 25 percent rise in Christmas trade over 1934 gained support from Federal Reserve Board data. October industrial production rose, factory employment and payrolls grew, car loadings increased, and bank reserves expanded as gold circulated.
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Washington, Navy
U.P
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Uncle Mike Moves Whole Town Twice in Oklahoma
In Mounds Oklahoma Uncle Mike Glenn age 78 earned the nickname town mover for relocating the entire town twice. He began when the settlement stood four miles northeast and later moved houses and property again to reach the railroad near present site. Residents recall packing homes as they shifted location twice. In Lone Jack Missouri meanwhile an 80 acre tract near Gate shows ownership changing hands three times in 99 years.
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Mounds
Okla
Mike Glenn
Mike
Kieter
Rairoad
Lone Jack Mo
Court debates on price fixing and federal power
A jurist, appointed by Hoover, weighs validity of the Gulley law as cases examine Congress power to regulate interstate commerce and price fixing to curb evils like cut throat competition. A Kentucky court earlier upheld the act, with Supreme Court expected to rule on both cases. London notes claim rosy cheeks result from iron and manganese with a trace of manganese.
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Congress
Hoover
Lawnsville
Supreme Court
Death of Chester Comer to solve nine missing persons case
Oklahoma City Nov 28 A dying Chester Comer 23 admitted to authorities that he may hold the key to nine missing persons cases. Comer died after being shot by Constable Oscar Morgan during a statewide manhunt. He hinted at bodies buried along roads and described victims linked to his alleged crimes. Governor Marland offered a reward for more clues.
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Oklahoma City
Chester Comer
Comer
General Hospital
Oscar Morgan
Blanchard
Ray Evans
Oklahoma Baptist University
L. A. Simpson
Piedmont Farmer
Warren
George Lorious
Albert Heberer
East St. Louis
Illinois
Otis Fain
Purcell
Sam Turpin
Oakhard
Maysville
E. W. Marland
Europe braces as Italy defies League with oil embargo threat
Tensions rise across capitals as Mussolini defies the League of Nations over vital oil and metal supplies for Ethiopia. Rome halts troop withdrawals from Libya and cancels furloughs for 100000 troops, signaling readiness for possible sanctions or war.
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England
Italy
Mussolini
Britain
League of Nations
Ethiopia
United States
League “General Staff
Rome
Europe
Il Duce
Lake Tana
Nile
Africa
Libya
Egypt
Thanksgiving Compassion Across the Nation
The article describes Roosevelt hosting a Warm Springs Thanksgiving with infantile paralysis patients from the Warm Springs Foundation at Pine Mountain, Georgia. Cities host large banquets, volunteers provide free meals, and governors grant clemency or commute sentences as part of holiday observances. A Melbourne to Adelaide car journey is noted at 22 mph over 800 miles in three days.
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Ching Ling Soo
William Robinson
Hamilton Fish
Harvard
America
Jamestown
Ephraim Keyser
Greece
Ben Blue
New York Clearing House
Old Virginia
Andy Mellon
Mellons
Pittsburgh
Fords
Rockefellers
Netherlands
Canopus
New York City
Louis XIV
Versailles
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Col FE R. Bradsley
Kentucky
Morland
Oklahoma
State Penitentiary
Melbourne
Australia
Adelaide
Graf Zeppelin Sets World Airship Endurance Mark
The Graf Zeppelin landed safely at Pernambuco Brazil after a world endurance record of 111 hours. The landing followed fighting between government and rebel forces. It will depart for Bathurst British West Africa on Friday carrying mail and later return to Bernam bu to resume trans ocean service.
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Berlin
Lufthansa Airship Company
Graf Zeppelin
Pernambuco
Brazil
Graf
Bathhurst
British West Africa
Bernambuco
Texas Liquor License Rules Tighten Resident and Ownership Rules
The law requires applicants for liquor licenses to be Texas residents for three years, with corporations needing 51 percent Texas ownership by qualified individuals. Permits can be denied for habitual drinkers, prior liquor violations, or public safety concerns. The board may cancel permits for false statements, unacceptable bonds, disorderly premises, or sale to minors. City and county officials may initiate permit revocation proceedings.
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Texas
Regulation of Liquor Permits and Fees Outlined
The document details appeals from Board rulings to District Courts, permits and licenses valid through August 31, year. It lists permit types and fees including Brewers 1000, Distillers 1000, Winery 50, Rectifiers 1000, Whole Sellers 1250, Package Stores 50, Wine and Beer Retailers 30, Agents 5, Medical 50, Carrier 5, Storage 50. Medicinal liquor requires a doctor's prescription with a 24 hour fill window. No premises may hold both package and beer wine permits. Sacramental wine tax is exempt for religious use.
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Amarillo
Creomulsion Aimed at Soothing Coughs From Common Cold
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims soothing ingredients like White Pine Tar and Menthol plus Ipecac and Cascara to loosen phlegm and aid digestion, promising safe use for adults and children.
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