Century Of Progress to Open Chicago Fair May 27
President Roosevelt will open the Century of Progress exposition May 27 in Chicago. The 424 acre lakefront fair features 300 buildings showcasing a century of progress in industry agriculture science and arts. The $25,000,000 show includes transportation exhibits medical science advances and a large Enchanted Island for children with a Sky Ride and midway attractions.
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French Puff Doughnuts Ready for Home Baking
The process outlines making puff dough from butter water and flour, then beating in four eggs one by one. The dough is shaped on brown paper and fried at the right temperature, with careful turning and draining before dusting with sugar or frosting.
Bagpipe Quest Stumps Minneapolis Leader
Glenn W. MacLean, commander of the Canadian Legion, cannot find a real bagpipe to play The Campbells Are Coming in Minneapolis. The city’s 470000 residents are awaiting a suitable instrument for the assignment.
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Roosevelt Seen Deliberately Slow on Soviet Recognition
Washington report notes President Roosevelt resists rushing Soviet recognition while pushing a domestic program. Voice of opposition grows after disarmament notes, with groups like the D A R American Legion and AFL rallying public support. Allies in Congress show favorable leanings though the issue remains unresolved and tied to Senate confirmation of an ambassador.
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Cemetery Working Planned at Beulah Church
Beulah Church three miles north of Dothan will hold a cemetery working on Thursday. Oscar Newton announced all members should attend or send a representative. Dr. L W Dockery of the First Baptist Church will preach next Sunday at 3 30 in the afternoon. the public is invited.
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Ozark Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Mrs. C. H. Cook of Biloxi visits H. H. Hodges family in Ozark while Miss Emily Hardy from Montevale stays with her sister Mrs. W. Q. Thomason. The Rev. C. W. Milford returns from the Southern Baptist Convention in Washington. Rev. I. W. Chalker plans a Tuskegee revival and Duke graduation trip for his children.
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Address to the graduating class at State Normal College Troy
A speaking address delivered to the graduating class at the State Normal College in Troy, reflecting on the ceremony and the conferred degrees.
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