Recognition for Claude Hodge Elevates Benham Bank Leader
Claude Hodge, elected active vice-president at Benham State Bank during the annual directors meeting, traces his rise from 1919 as a book keeper to cashier and assistant cashier. A diligent worker, he never shirks duties and assists in all bank departments, earning high regard from colleagues and patrons.
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Mason City high school tops Hartline in lopsided game
Mason City high school defeated Hartline with a wide margin in Mason City Washington. The home team even let Hartline score a few baskets to avoid an extreme blowout.
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Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Bronchitis, acute or chronic, inflames the bronchial membranes. Creomulsion claims to relieve coughs by loosening phlegm and soothing inflamed membranes without narcotics. Offers money back if rest and sleep are not improved after use.
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Creomulsion
Judge Dismisses Charge On Newlywed In Knoxville
W H Frazier, 23, married less than an hour, was arrested for running a stop sign. City Judge R P Williams dismissed the case saying a man is not himself an hour after marriage. In Nashville a woman intoxicated phoned the city workhouse asking about beds and meals and was later locked up.
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R. P. Williams
Nashville
League of First Voters Launches Drive to Pay Taxes
A Texas drive targets 21 to 25 year olds to pay poll taxes and secure exemption certificates before January 31. A UT rally on January 15 features Homer Price Rainey and other state officials urging participation to sustain democracy. Mayors and service clubs are mobilized to reach about 500,090 first-time voters.
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Austin
Texas
Voters League of Texas
University of Texas
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Bob Sawellle
Youth in Business Advice for 1949 Job Seekers
The article urges young men to study themselves before seeking work and tailor job searches to fit specific talents. It stresses market growth in brains and knowledge, the need for self assessment, and a targeted approach to positions. It notes many roles will open in 1949 and highlights the value of knowledge over mere effort.
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Golden Name Submitted as Leonard Postmaster
The Senate hears the reappointment submission of Alwyn L. Golden as postmaster at Leonard, following prior service as Leonard's press dispatcher. Whitewright remains in consideration with T J. Lil’s name submitted for reappointment as postmaster.
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Senate Creates Super Committee to Cut 1941 Budget
The Senate votes unanimously to form a super committee to reduce the administration’s 1941 budget of 8.424 billion dollars. President Roosevelt tells the House Democratic Steering Committee to stay within his recommendations and avoid raising the national debt above 45 billion. If debt remains within the limit and Congress approves 460 million for defense taxes, the year ends with debt about 61 billion under the ceiling. a floor fight looms over doubling the Merchant Marine subsidy amid broader cuts.
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Ex-King Figures Purged From Pengkok Government
A government order in Pengkok dismisses ex King Prajahipok of Siam now Thailand and ex-Queen Rambaibarni from all offices. Officials say the move signals disapproval of the ex rulers statements on Siamese political developments. Dr Winfred G Leutner of Western Reeive Universit cautions against propaganda that mixes truth and fiction.
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Prajahipok
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Thailand
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Pengkok
Cleveland
Winfred G. Leutner
Western Reeive Universit
After Cold Spell Bonham Melts in Sun and Fog
Sub-freezing temperatures failed Thursday as sun aided by strong noon warmth sped melt. A dense fog later obscured sunlight, and practically all snow vanished from streets and sidewalks.
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