Sino Japanese parleys seek check on Reds
Tokyo reports Japan and China discuss anti Communist cooperation to curb Soviet influence in outer Mongolia and Manchoukuo region. Military voices push pressure, while Tokyo civilian leaders show cautious stance amid anti Japanese sentiment and street clashes at consulate sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Babb
Associated Press
Tokyo
Ching
Foreign Office
Soviet
Russia
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Chian Rat
Bek
Caid Boyict
Rell
Khabarovol
Bian~ehoukuo
Mongolia
Cinah
Balun-Bersun
Japan
Miyako
Koki Hirota
Nanking
Peiping
Dr A L Scott Struck by Car on N Footer Street
Dr A L Scott was severely injured Saturday after being struck by an automobile driven by J Pearson of Tallahassee Florida. He was taken to a local hospital and later discharged. The incident occurred at the home of J G Tidwell on the Montgomery highway. Dr Scott reportedly lived there about 20 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Scott
N. Footer Street
J. Pearson
Tallahassee
Fla
J. G. Tidwell
Montgomery Highway
Scott
Tense ties in Willett power plot and a key meeting
A fragmentary scene follows Terry Willett pursuing engineering power with connections to the Tyndall firm. He meets Gregory Tyndall, Father Laurie's legacy, and sketches plans to secure help from Corrigan and others while navigating personal losses and shifting loyalties. The narrative hints at hidden motives, contracts, and a path back to Carteret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall Construction and Engineering Company
New York
Acraper
Pamona
Terry Willer
Terry Wit Fett
Gregory Tyndall
Elno
Torance Willett
Juarez
Willett
Terry
Tyndall
Laurie
Carteret
Virgion
Washington
Bli
Lawrenza Willett
Nike
Executise
Carteret Apain
Tim
le Hotel
National Coffee Company
Frapranoira
Bucky Corrigat Corrigan
Redmonte
Tyndallomee
Caywright
Garth
History of Christmas as a one time public enemy
Prof William Warren Sweet of the University of Chicago notes that Christmas was once banned in 1659 by Massachusetts Puritans, branded a pagan festival, with fines for observing mid day feasts or labor as a festival. He adds that only in the last half century did Christmas gain broad church acceptance in America.
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New England
William Warren Sweet
University of Chicago
Colony of
Massachusetts
America
Professor Sweet
Dean Moore Enlivens Alabama Academic and Sports Life
Dean Moore, head of the University of Alabama Graduate School, blends academic leadership with enthusiasm for Crimson Tide football, hunting, and golf. A veteran of teaching at Auburn and Chicago, he served seven months in the Navy, wrote works on Alabama history, and supervises a 700 summer enrollment and about 140 in the winter session.
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Seston
Atate Ae
Promicest
Alaugh
University of Alabama
Moors
Crimson Tide
Auburn
University of Chicago
Iowa College
Alabama
Berved
U. S. Navy
Confederacy
Chicago
Movie listings on Houston stages and nearby cities
The page details a busy slate of cinema offerings for Sunday through Saturday across Houston and neighboring towns. Names include Dixie Howell and Peggy Walters in The Farmer Takes A Wife, Janet Gaynor and Henry Fonda in It’s A Great Life, plus Clifton and Metro News features. Other titles include Clubhouse Party, The Great Impera... etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Dixie Howell
Peggy Walters
Janet Gaynor
Henry Fonday
Charles Bickford
Jane Withare
Erica Summerville
Andy Bovine
Paramount Pictorial
Goan Blondel
Glenna Farrell
Ugh Herbart
Billy Love
Edward Arnold
Selly Eilers
Conutahos Cummings
Robert Young
Ruth Etting
Metro News
Officer Bonded in First Degree Murder Case
Officer Martin of Cottonwood was held under a five thousand dollar bond after a preliminary hearing before Judge Baxley in the Court of Common Pleas on a charge of first degree murder linked to the killing of Odell Nichols. He was ordered held for the next grand jury, having been previously jailed in May without bond. Warrant was sworn by William T. Nichols, brother of the slain man, who employed two attorneys as special prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Cottonwood Chit
St Woerly
Keener Baxley
Court of Common Pleas
Odell Nichols
Cottonwood
Buxley
William T. Nichols
Christmas observance in evangelical churches since the Civil War
The text traces Christmas as a holiday in evangelical groups from no mention before the Civil War to a shift after the war. A Louisville Presbyterian organ argued against celebrating Christ’s birth, citing lack of date evidence and NT references. By 1839 Christmas papers show a change with ads editorials and a growing religious significance.
Shirt Factory from Page Ons. Local real estate notes
A local real estate fragment discusses a shirt factory project and urges broad community support. A city committee will tabulate returns Tuesday night to decide if the new shirt company’s offer should be accepted. The donor list shows many business names and subscription amounts totaling 24,960.
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Commttess
Nature and man made machines spark disasters in 1935 era
In a 22 part series by Herbert Vabraes, the 1935 year is seen as disaster driven by nature and technology. Dust storms sweep the Midwest as winds remove topsoil, paralyze towns, fuel disease, and trigger crashes and losses including high profile figures and explorers. A resident fights soil erosion amid mounting dust and hardship.
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Sisth
Herbert Vabraes
Associated Press
Joan Smith
Ameri Ta
Harold L. Ickes
Alexis Moivent
Toy Shop Queen Forgives Iron Queen in Magical Tale
In a fantastical chapter the Iron Queen is freed from captivity as Santa and elves tour her toy shop. Singing spools lure the queen to perform, revealing a clock that halves hours. The Fairy Queen offers guidance, and a path home is discussed with promises of gifts and future adventures.
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Santo
Santa
Abe Tre
Toyshop
Iron Queen
Rome
Banta
Sante
Goose
Alven
Hig
Ayaa
San A
Unclear OCR fragment about whooping cough and illness notes
Fragmentary text discusses whooping cough and recovery, mentioning convalescence and childhood diseases. Named entities and clear facts are limited. the source is garbled OCR with no verifiable details or event.
Local man injured in Saturday freight train incident
A man was struck by a Contras freight train while sitting on Range Street in Florida. He suffered bruises and abrasions and was taken to a hospital, with officials stating he would likely be released Monday.
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Cromty Range Street
M. McDow
May
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Goa
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Willey
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Patra Apd
Bip
Union Station
Talis
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Public Enemy
John Lear
Jack’s
Foster ST
Dean Moore
Barton MazLane
Mary Astor
John Eldridge
Andy Clyde
Calico Dragon
Ken Yoord
Geneva Mitchell
Eutate
Malone
Gene Aioiene de Co. Tasery
Ae Newton Grocery Co
Clyde U
B. McBryde
City Tire Co
P. Poynter
Independent Oil Co
Baum
Blumberg
Frank Pridgen WR
Jordan
Reynolds
Crvns
C. Chapman
John Smith
United States
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Ant
Ono
John Staith
Winconsin
Thnais
Atlantic
Canada
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Helena
Montane
Dixie
Florida
Renous
Florida Keys
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Mohawk
John Stuth
Ngaton
Jamaica
Verybody
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Coast Guard
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Barbara Hutton
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Young’s For
Reve Her
SS Cosmetics
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Young Drug cd
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