Moriber Audit Agency Seeks Advertising Representatives
A notice from the Bureau of Irrutation National Advertising Representatives lists Arthur H. Hage and associates in New York Kangon City Md Omaha Neb Denver Cola and Sam Brancisco Chicago Tu Northam Daily Bross Association Minneapolis MV. Call 41c and ask for department of person wanted.
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New York- Kangon City
Omha
Neb
Denver
Cola
Sam Brancisco
Calle
Chicago
Northam
Daily
Deep South and Northwest farmers exchange views in Dakota visit
About 30 Deep South farmers toured Central and Western South Dakota visiting grain ranches and sugar beet lands to study shelterbelts and drought mitigation. The exchange aims to build national cooperation, dissolve old sectional tensions, and encourage mutual understanding of farming challenges between regions.
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South Dakota
Northwest
Oy Farm
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
South
West River
Deep South
Fogetten
Model Worlds at London Child Center Inspire Therapy Concept
A new London Children's Center features a large playroom filled with toys and building materials where children build model worlds reflecting their ideas. Psychoanalysts study these models to access underlying troubles and the exhibit outlines a three lane future transport concept with speeds up to 100 mph.
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Mowell Children's Center
London
Chung
Howes
Isaen
College rumors drive long motor caravan tour
Shoppers recall how girls in pursuit of higher education followed rumors about colleges. A recent organized motor caravan tour offered a chance to explore several institutions, revealing changing attitudes and decisions among students seeking a future beyond their hometown.
Girls tour colleges shaping their final choices
A group of girls from across the country conducted an informal inspection tour of various colleges. They explored campuses and gathered impressions, which now influence their enrollment decisions. A separate note mentions a prize fighter facing arrest on a worthless check charge.
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Cauntryy
Sumamer
Im Am Ieastorm City
Tsk
Tsi
Fen
Women and Men and the Modern Dilemma
A 1940s NEA Service column discusses young women and men seeking acceptance and appearance. It notes girls fear being judged by looks, while men crave approval for attire and status. It questions loyalty, gossip, and the balance of romance with social pressures.
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West
Watt
Hiceinger
Dawnzngie
Fragmented quotes mix in a 1938 safety note and court remarks
A garbled clipping presents opinions from a National Safety Council member and a judge on crime and public officers. It also includes a dramatic capture of a drowning fisherman and a governor’s quote on agriculture and industry.
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Harlin W. Rippey
Burns Saucer Of The Day Tale Attracts Testy Applicants
A humorous Old Time piece recounts a hiring test where candidates answer how many legs a giraffe has. The tale contrasts four and five as responses, joking that the five leg answer wins since the respondent is related to the boss. The excerpt reflects vintage Esquire humor from 1938.
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Fotchy
Pitle
Uoch Potchy
Robin
Patchy
Esquire Features; Inc
Establishment of Civil Aeronautics Authority Discussed
The article outlines federal creation of a Civil Aeronautics Authority to regulate private and commercial aviation nationwide. Clinton Hester leads the authority with centralized safety oversight via an Air Safety Board endowed with quasi judicial powers to improve aviation safety and investigations.
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FON Aviation Christian Science Momitor Ae
Civil Aeronautica Authority
Clinton MM Hester
Interstate Commerce Commission
Air Authority
Safety Board
Sargent Realistic Rail Chief Praises Cooperation With Government
Editorial notes WR Fred Sargent president of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad as a highly intelligent leader. It cites his recent speech at St Paul on cooperative governance and a new order of things. The piece argues business leaders should study his stance and warns against opposing necessary reforms under President Roosevelt and party changes.
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Fred Sargent
Mitchel Republic
Wred Sargent
Chicago
Ae Nort Western Railroad
United States
St. Paul
Nox Sargent
Sargent
Roosyvelt
Landon
Dakota Farm Woman Diary Excerpt Reflects Rural Life
A Dakota prairie diary reveals daily farm chores and neighborly aid as a doctor visits, twins tend straw piles, and women cope with isolation. The writer notes long work days, scarce funds, and a longing for peaceful country life contrasted with city pressures.
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Gome
Dakota Prairies
Dillon
Grace Wold Crowell
Christ
Yatiff
South Dakota
Jim
Radio Features A New York Broadcast Highlights Diverse Programs
Aug 23 reports on Yang Hui-Min a Chinese Girl Guide visiting America to attend World Youth Congress. Radio listings cover WEAN NEC WARC NBC CBS networks with varied programs from opera to news periods and light entertainment including Amos Andy and Bob Burns.
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Bemno
Chapel
NBC
Bensinental Valletians
Clik Biatis
Annie
Relix Sonighe
Buod
Anced
Rote Marie
Ilognini
Tack
Burch
S. Watrchestras
Lucile Manners
Hollywood
Jesse Craveford
Amos
Andy
Donohoe
Amd Orcestra
Dick Himber
S. Orchestra
Chicago
Sy Nay Heatherton
Arthur Godfrey
Holliesaw
Pigetee Carter
Fateh Mines
Frostiywood
Oreatral
McCurre
Tommy" Dorsey
World famous developer of Africa praised in cryptic listing
Fragmented OCR puzzle text lists names and terms like Piancar, IG-Blockheads, Afview, and Afcien with scattered clues such as industry roles, locations, and numbers. It references administrators, electrical terms, and various unrelated items, forming a censored, puzzle-like historical snippet without a clear narrative.
Roosevelt hints at Social Security plan impact on households
Washington report flags looming Social Security advisory findings and possible presidential action next year. It outlines a government funded program with worker and housewife contributions and benefits, a stamps-like system for domestic help, and potential budget shifts toward New Deal priorities.
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Washington
Sie Roosevelt
I Sota Security Advisory
Congress
Boston
Gnance
Pri
Dax
Sanate Judiciary Committee
Radin
New Deal
Duele- Hingie
Jim
Remsom
Securit i
Tate
Jones
Tanat
Toy
Unui
Wheat Shortage Holds Back Springs Flour Mill Return
WESSDSCIOMN Springs Flour Mill plans to reopen soon as wheat quality improves after a period of poor grain hindered flour production. The new crop is expected to raise protein content and flour quality, while a new machine increases efficiency.
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Wessdsciomn Springs
Wallace Faces Trial After Auto Crash and Denial
Wallace, accused of driving while intoxicated after a car crash that demolished a parked vehicle, was arrested following the incident. He denied the charge and awaits trial as officers investigate the case with a $2,000 bond set.
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Wallace
Stowe Falls
Boersma
Mrs. A C Bales Visits Mother in Wolsey Area
Mrs. A C Bales spent Tuesday visiting her mother Mrs. Vera Mer near Wolsey and returned the same evening. She visited several counties and friends during the trip.
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Wolsey
A.C Bales
Mie Nome
Vera Mer
Daughter of Wolsey Visits Tulare for Week
Mrs Laird Swaony welcomes her father, Mr John Beergens, in Tulare after he traveled Tuesday evening to spend the week with his daughter.
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Wolsey
John Beergens
Tulare
Laird Swaony
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