County Home Inspection Tour Planned in Potter County
The third annual inspection tour of Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs is set for Thursday. Miss Mary Sitton announced the plans and says rural and urban places will be visited. A noon covered dish luncheon will be at Mrs. H J Pankratz home in Pleasant Valley. The Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council sponsors the tour.
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Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs
Mary Sitton
H. J. Pankratz
Pleasant Valley
Potter County Home Demonstration
Gold Purchase Abroad Reacts In Wall Street
Wall Street reacts to President Roosevelt's move to buy gold abroad with support for a logical monetary policy step, while some observers fear a currency contest among nations that could end the international gold standard and lead to chaos if retaliation escalates.
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New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Artist Establishes Studio Residence in Amarillo
Miss Hazel Hughes, art teacher and student, selects Amarillo as home and set up a studio residence at 3900 Harrison Street. She studied at the Academy of Art in Philadelphia under Battalli and pursued work with Collarissa in New York and Miellir in Boston. She spent the past year studying Southwest subjects under Redin of Albuquerque, drawn by Palo Duro Canyon color and nearby ranch themes.
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Amarillo
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New York
Miellir
Boston
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Albuquerque
Palo Duro Canyons
Cheese Demonstration By River Road Home Club
The River Road Home Demonstration of American cheese making at the Millican place in River Road Wednesday will be open to all interested. Miss Mary Sitton reports the event as part of the club expansion program. The county aims to have 85 farm homes connected to home demonstration work by January. More than 1,150,000 clocks were reported entering Great Britain in the first half of this year.
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Millican Place
Mary Sitton
Potter County
Yesteday
Great Britain
Guiding Your Child Through Grief Reframing Emotions
A mother charts healthy grief in a six year old after a rabbit death. The child experiences tearful shock and insomnia until redirected to a constructive outlet, suggesting funeral play may help regulate emotion and prevent lingering distress.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Mrs. Brown
Bunny
Melodic and comic film offerings at multiple theaters
At Paramount a musical comedy with Bing Crosby and Judith Allen unfolds a tale of romance and backstage ambition hampered by Lilyan Tashman and Jack Oakie with lively songs like The Day You Came Along. Disney’s Silly Symphony Lullabye Land adds charm.
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Bing Crosby
Judith Allen
Lilyan Tashman
Miss Allen
Jack Oakie
Kitty Kelly
Walt Disney Silly Symphony
Lovers' Quarrel Triggers Suicide Of Truck Driver
Houston reports 28 year old truck driver Jacob Schmidt killed himself after a quarrel with his fiancée who said they planned to marry Christmas Eve. An inquest verdict of suicide was returned by Justice Campbell R. Overstreet.
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Houston
U.P
Jacob Schmidt
Schmidt
Campbell R. Overstreet
Contested birth and fascism echoes in today’s page notes
The column discusses a starving mother, debate over birth control, Italy’s March on Rome anniversary and Mussolini’s claim that Fascism is the world’s hope. It notes questions after Mussolini and Stalin, then counters with calls for anti nudist laws in Illinois and a Vienna divorce citing racial differences.
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Mussolini
Rome
Stalin
Kemal Pasha
Hitler
China
United States
Ickes Defends Nation's Public School System
Secretary Ickes defended the nation’s public schools saying they should be last to feel economy cuts and warned against moving too far in economy. He spoke on NBC during a National Education Association program.
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Ickes
Washington
National Broadcasting Company System
National Educational Association
Riots of Old New York Society and a Death Row Controversy
The text recalls Mayflower era socialites like the daughter of Commodore Perry described as Aryan by Hitler and the Belmont circle dominating New York society before Ward McAllister's four hundred. It notes August Belmont's rumored $80 000 annual entertaining and Paul Logiudice's murder conviction, insanity, and pending execution under Governor Lehman.
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Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Hitler
August Belmont
New York
Ward McAllister
McAlister
Paul Logiudice
Lehman
Little Hitler movement and Palestine turmoil headline
The piece notes anger over a delayed execution and questions moral timing. It reports Arabs in Palestine opposing Jewish return, police violence during riots, and cites idle funds in the Federal Reserve system reaching a record level as a sign of ample money in the United States.
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Palestine
United States
Federal Reserve System
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