Memorial Will Rogers Museum Opens in Claremore Oklahoma
A Will Rogers Memorial Museum costing 200000 has opened in Claremore Oklahoma honoring the famed humorist. The exhibit collection aims to reveal Rogers generous character and humor while celebrating the region he loved. Separating the Races discusses European turmoil over race and fears of conflict in Czechoslovakia and warns against denying equal justice in America. It notes Americans generally strive for fairness though tensions exist and urges unity.
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Claremore
Okla
Will Rogers
America
Will
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Germany
St. Paul
Athens
Hunting Dangers Highlight Perils of Misused Firearms
The article warns hunters about hunting accidents and careless gun handling. It notes many pursue wild game with excitement and urges safe practices over fences and in daily use, stressing that an unloaded gun can still cause deadly harm.
Poverty's Hard Winter Demand on Charity
As winter nears, appeals to welfare and philanthropic groups rise. Millions lack funds for fuel and warm clothing, with poor heating and scant covers. Government aid is insufficient. many families still face severe hardship when cold winds blow.
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Hilanthropic
Conservation push urged for fish authority in New York
A gathering of fish and game experts in New York urged creating an authority to promote fish conservation. They warned coastal waters face threatened depletion due to a mechanical civilization, expanding fishermen, and lawless activity, recalling abundant rivers and seas when settlers arrived.
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New York
Preservation of fish habitats to safeguard food supply
All kinds of fish in all waters should be preserved as a vast food source. The piece argues flourishing fish populations depend on checking harmful practices.
Collective Security and the Czech Crisis in World Peace
The essay argues that universal peace relies on genuine collective security, noting the League of Nations failed to influence the Czech crisis. It warns that leaders seeking war for national gain undermine peace efforts and that full, sincere international support is needed, else nations may drift with old patterns.
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League of Nations
United States
League
Corn Huskers Win National Husk Contest at Sioux Falls
The article notes a national corn husk ing championship held in Sioux Falls S T where winners earn pride for nimble fingers and alert minds. It mentions a world record of 41.52 bushels in 80 minutes and praises efficient work over mere entertainment.
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Sioux Falls
S. T
Getting Married Early Says Expert Urges Women to Marry Soon
A family relations authority argues girls should marry soon after college, noting marriage prospects drop with age. Many ask how to marry despite low pay and unstable jobs, warning that work after marriage often ends when children come. The piece laments irregular employment hindering traditional marriage patterns.
Automobiles Conquer Winter Road Difficulties
The article notes how early automobiles faced snow and mud challenges in winter. It praises the development of roads and street systems that let cars run smoothly in winter, highlighting the nation’s scientific triumph and expanding clear roadways across the country.
Keeping Up The Upkeep In Home Repairs
Suburban minded readers are urged to accept repair costs as part of owning or renting a home. Delayed maintenance accelerates decay, leaks worsen, and timely winter prep saves greater damage and expense.
Toll roads proposed by American Automobile Association
The American Automobile Association endorses toll roads in crowded areas while keeping them free to the public after repayment. Traffic growth strains densities, and many would pay for faster travel if roads are limited. High construction and interest costs delay free access for years. The public is ready to fund quicker routes.
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American Automobile Association
Maryland Club plans constitutional amendment on gas tax use
The Automobile Club of Maryland aims to seek a constitutional amendment to bar diversion of gasoline taxes to non road projects. Legal counsel P R Nickerson says the 1937 act is weak and only bans gubernatorial diversions. a full amendment would require voter approval and the club will push this policy in the 1939 Legislature along with motor vehicle law reforms and magistrate salary changes.
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Automobile Club of
Maryland
P. R. Nickerson
California
Michigan
New Hampshire
Colorado
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nickerson
Maryland Roads System
Board of Governors
Maryland to Introduce New Auto Tag Paint in 1939
Faded numerals on existing Maryland license tags prompt use of a new paint brand for improved readability. Officials cite updated coating to ensure numbers remain clear on all plates issued in 1939.
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Maryland
New Vehicle Tags Planned With White Plates and Green Numerals
Officials announced next year’s plates will be white with green numerals. At the Penitentiary markers are made and faulty paint shipments delayed production though samples passed weather tests. About 250,000 pairs of tags have been made. daily output runs near 2,000 pairs.
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Pier 5
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Eastern Shore
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Claiborne
the Claiborne
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Maine
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