National News Recounting Roosevelt Era Strains and Social Unrest
The article surveys national politics, labor, and social life noting debates over Roosevelt’s programs, party divisions in Louisiana and other states, and voter influence. It references the NRA reorganizational shift, CCC expenditures, and public concerns on governance.
Av W. Sager Elected Te Ifs Association President
The photograph shows Av W. Sager, elected as president of the Te Ifs association, at the annual meeting in Sant Ang Ve. He is 37 years old and noted as the history maker of the organization.
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Army Veteran Rethel After They Sare Army Veteran Rethel After They Sare
Sergeant Archie Lewie of the Regular Army retires August 1 as a first lieutenant after 30 years of service. His career includes Manila posting, Fort Riley, Nogales, and command in the Oregon National Guard. He is lauded by Major General George A White and Brigadier General Thomas E. Rilen for loyalty and exemplary service.
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Cranfills Gap School News Highlights Faculty and Health Club
The Cranfills Gap School reports staff changes and new openings in September with Rev Jurnen and Mrs. Pe Christense, plus new faculty including Mrs Holbrook and Mr Romine. A Health Club is organized with officers E J Neie and Geraldine Rohne, plus student wellness pledges and armor class plans.
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Salvation Army Uniform Policy Backed by Evangeline Booth
Commander Evangeline Booth announces the Salvation Army will keep its uniform, despite skepticism abroad. The decision, seen as disheartening by reformers, affirms the uniform as a symbol of faith and charity across the world, linking the Army to Christian service and aiding the poor and sick in cities worldwide.
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