National Advertising Representatives and AP Entitlement
The notice states the Associated Press news dispatches are exclusive for republication. It lists Arthur H. Hage & Associates as national advertising representatives with offices in New York and other cities. A departmental request seeks applicants for a person wanted.
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Good Intentions No Excuse For Driver Carelessness
An editorial argues sleepy driving is negligent and dangerous, citing a Fresno case where a sleeping driver caused a fatal crash and faced jail. It warns that even good intentions cannot excuse drowsy operation and urges constant vigilance as society speeds forward.
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Sey
Fresno
Tie Nan
Grave diggers test Pilgrim landing in Provincetown turf
Provincetown Massachusetts descendants plan to dig to locate Pilgrim graves said to be from the Mayflower stop. They argue the find could unsettle long held Plymouth Rock reverence and warn against disturbing the sod.
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Provincetown
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Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts Bay
New England
Plymouth Hock
Compound fracture from auto crank in Elizabethtown case
Charles Cope of Elizabethtown Pennsylvania suffered a compound fracture of the arm while cranking his automobile. He was en route to Harrisburg for treatment when the injury occurred.
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Charles Cope
Elizabethtown
Cope
Harrisburg
Back to School Movement Prompts Classroom Trial by Superintendent
Cleveland Ohio Superintendent Earl J. Bryan leads a one man school movement by attending tenth grade classes from 8:40 a.m. to 4 p.m. He plans to enroll in the eleventh grade and then move to senior classes. The experiment aims to inform his approach to leadership and pedagogy.
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Earl J. Bryan
Cleveland
Bryan
Woman's Viewpoint urged a positive 1939 work mindset
Ruth Millett argues that with new wages and hours laws, workers should stop feeling overworked or underpaid. She says bosses are capable, self-improve by looking sharp, doing good work, and avoiding complaints. A better attitude wards off mood and stress, even reflecting on unemployment stats.
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Ruth Millett
NEA Service, Inc
Descriptions of Courage Amid Troughs and Trials
Svanhilde Larsen speaks of tending the sixteen foundering crew with song as a haunting church address notes the era’s sacrilegious performances. Albert Stoessel describes his son’s violin playing before a lion attack at Ocean Park causing amputation. Syilvester Kirby recounts a caged lion incident prompting medical action.
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John Haynes Holmes
Syilvester Kirby
Ocean Park
Calif
Tennessee Senate dispute over short term vacancy salaries
The piece explains the Tennessee Senate power struggle after George L. Berry loses the re election to Tom Stewart. Stewart is argued as de facto senator while Berry claims the seat until January. The controversy touches attorney generalship and gubernatorial appointments, with references to Gladys Pyle and a Mitchell Minnesota postmaster dispute as context.
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Minneapolis Jourist
Tennessee
George L. Berry
Tom Stewart
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Stewart
Senate
Browning
Prentice Cooper
Cooper
Crump-McKellar
Gladys Pyle
South Dakota
Guy Howard
Minnesota
Mitchell
Mitchell Republic
Farley
Sioux Falla Argua
Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Family Christmas
The narrator notes bitter cold as a frosty spell grips the area with readings near ten below. Farmwork includes flooding for an ice rink while children recall barn midnight kneeling cows and a lantern vigil. Remote relatives visit, college and city news mingle as plans for a Lincoln move unfold.
Ten Years Ago in Huron Social Notes At a Country Club Dance
Miss Helen Gardner and William Gardner hosted a formal dance at the Huron Country Club with Mrs Angela Leek of Madison as guest of honor. Dancing began at 9 and a midnight buffet followed. Beverly O'Brien and Richard Richards Jr sang with the orchestra. Mr and Mrs R C Emmons visited relatives in Madison over the holidays. Mrs O E Wright traveled to Springfield Missouri for her niece Lila Lee Gary’s illness. Miss Bernice Kessey hosted eight friends for a bridge afternoon and plans to study art in Chicago. Mrs Porter accompanied her niece and will stay in Chicago for several weeks. Mr and Mrs John Higgins returned from Chicago where they were joined by Dr Charles C.
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William M. Gardner
Huron Country Club
Angela Leek
Madison
Beverly O'Brien
Richard ©. Richards, Jr
R. C. Emmons
Hocking
Wis
O.E. Wright
Springfield
Lila Lee Gary
Bernice Kessey
Copper Kettle Cafe
Miss Kensey
Chicago
Porter
Cage
Maryre
John F. Higgins
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Radio Features The Beet in Radioland S Time Is Central Standard
New York reports NBC and CBS expanding short wave output to Latin America with full schedules. Tonight lists NBC programs on WEAF and WJZ including Allen, Bob Hope, and Jolson, with various dramas, music, and news blocks. Wednesday coverage features Roosevelt message, BM schedules, and varied concert and variety programs across networks.
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al Jolson
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PICTURED PROVERB ANSWER PUZZLE SOLVED
Fragments of a word puzzle reveal themes of proverbs and wordplay with hints to common phrases. Cross letters and clues point to entries such as seeds spices and historical terms, forming a themed puzzle grid.
White House infighting over Garner reforms and Roosevelts plans
Washington reports chaotic White House debates after the election with Garner pushing for budget reform. The Garner Wallace talk continues as Wallace seeks farm relief funding changes and the president weighs shifting leadership. Garner hints at cabinet resistance and the looming Smith labor appointment fight.
Visits Relatives In Wellington By Dessonville Family
Mr and Mrs Ed Dessonville and their children from Garden City visited relatives in Wellington last week. Mrs Grace Wirt, Dessonville’s mother, accompanied them to Garden City where she plans an indefinite stay of about twenty weeks.
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Ed Dessonville
Garden City
Grace Wirt
Report Exonerates Hopkins of WPA Political Activity
Senate campaign expenditures committee sources say the report will exonerate Hopkins from involvement in WPA political activity. It reportedly finds no evidence the former WPA chief knew about coercion of federal relief or state employees in Kentucky Tennessee or Pennsylvania.
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