Dothan consider adopting city manager plan in 1938
The Montgomery Advertiser reports Dothan’s new city commission faces debt reduction and efficient administration. Three commissioners elect are set to pursue a city manager system, reduce salaries, and align governance with private enterprise ideals. The piece cites Galveston’s model and notes broad adoption trends across the United States.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Thakagta Institute
Dothan
Ie ‘Amr Commission
Witlew Miler
Eric Gellerstedt
I C Bates
Pohot
Alabama
Betancea
Galveston
Texas
Danager
Dent
Tim
Footloose to Unshod Foot The Farmer Struggle in Progress
Montgomery Advertiser analyzes United States policy shifts from 1920s to 1930s. It argues industrial growth favored labor and tariffs while farmers faced low incomes, devaluation, and weak organization. It calls for balanced support and fear of unequal global competition.
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Han
Shoes for Both Feat Throughon the South Emand
A fragmented historical text discusses rising demand for Griff reform and tariff policy, noting farmers pressured by national industrial push and tariff tensions. It argues for pragmatic production and self-reliance, highlighting rural costs and pride in independent farming amid policy shifts.
Washington Letter on New Deal Strategy and Court Battles
Washington Letter analyzes the New Deal approach as public rebuttals fade and Roosevelt pursues a long term legislative program. It notes court cases on AA TVA and Wagner law, while predicting Supreme Court rulings and a probable strategic January session as the 1936 campaign looms.
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TVA
Congress
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Wagner
Guffey
Washington
New Deal
New York Letter by O C McIntire Delivers Local Gossipy Bits
New York diary notes arrival of a silvered airplane kite from Al Smith and a hoover letter, plus a framed Sime Bitterman photo. It recalls Ring Lardner, Earl Carroll and Marcelle, Gene Fowler misidentifications, literary talk, social register musings, and portraits of figures from Broadway, Times editors, and a wandering cast.
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New York
W. ©. Fields
al Smith
Empire Btate
J. Edgar Hoover
Sime Bitterman
Hattie
Cnut
Rouene Pecock
Carl van Dorén
Come Home, Girls: American Chorus in Europe Scandal
The Paris and London episodes show American chorus girls pulled from theaters over morals and dress, sparking a global tension. The Age Herald notes critics argue national pride and morals are at stake, urging reprisals or debt actions.
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Europe
Paris Court
Paris
London
Hawking In the Olden Days Picture Gallery Mentioned
A fragment from the Tatler recounts a couple viewing a picture gallery titled Hawking In the Olden Days. They debate the scene and voice, with one remarking on the truth of the words spoken by a companion, while another complains about the misunderstanding.
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Renry
Tatler
Unemployed Worker Seeks Job in Wail Street Journal
A fragment notes an unemployed individual seeking work and references Wail Street Journal, hinting at a plea for employment assistance and possible column or notice. The text is fragmented but centers on job search efforts and a financial news context.
Fragmented Query From OCR Seeks Coherent Summary
The readable content is unclear and fragmented, resembling garbled OCR. No coherent events, names, or dates are discernible to form a factual news item or card. A clearer source text is required to generate a valid title and summary.
Father and Son Share School Lesson Misunderstanding
In a Boys Life column dialogue a father questions why Mika stayed in at school and the boy reveals he didn’t know where the Azores are. The father advises learning where he keeps things for the future.
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Mika
Azores
Enthusiastic Husband During Play Sparks Offbeat Debate
The theater scene ends in a humorous dispute as a wife questions her husband’s loud objections to the performance. He defends his stance while the couple laughs at the idea of him shouting author or a Shakespearean drama in the audience.
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New Yorks
Christian Science Monitor
Puddle Muddy
Puddle Muddle
Willy Nilly
Rey
Ana
Bert
Willy Nily
Willy Nitty
Duck
Enid
Nitty
Bear
Fragmentary Call Causes Confusion At House Hearing
A fragment shows a man speaking to a congressman by his first name during a phone call. Moments later a voice claims to be the President but the person at the end of the line is not the President, creating confusion in the proceeding.
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Washington
Cal
Roosevelt
Congress
Ft Atborne
Desl
Jefferson Island
Treasury
Tha Roneresman
Call to drop the term epilepsy by Dr. Riley headlined Health note
Dr Henry Alsop Riley urges discarding epilepsy as a medical term. He argues the word carries terror and misleads the public about convulsive seizures. He proposes the new term disorder of the convulsive state and endorses the idea as a significant medical advance.
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Henry Alsop Riley
Neurological Institute
Hon
Riley
Risy
Hus Wen
Hollywood Visitors Find Limited Access At Local Studio
Hollywood summer tourism meets gate rules as San Diego expo draws crowds and studios limit access. Visitors with introductions are guided through lot tours, often missing active filming, with sets, props, and onlookers amid preparations for productions like The Gay Deception and Rose of the Rancho.
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Hollywood
San Diego
Indian Princess Wears Gold Striped Muslin Dress at Gala
The July 22 AP report notes the Princess of Kapurthala, a young Indian beauty, wore a white muslin gown woven with gold in a long slender line with a shoulder strap. The gala night race scene features actors Dunn and Dorothy Wilson, with bustling market comedy and onlookers reacting to filming as the production nears a wrap.
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Longchamp
Kapurthala
Talks to Parents By Dire Brooks Petare Church
A story critiques parental interruptions of a child reading. It warns mothers and fathers against disrupting a youngster’s reading or play, stressing personal pursuit as vital to development and urging respect for the child’s free time.
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Dire
Brooks Petare Church
Susan
Nice
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