Christopher Crow Buys Junk for Rip Rescue
In a small town a boy, Christopher Columbus Crow, trades junk for money to help save Rip in the pound. A junk man offers two cents for bits of china and foil, then pays a dollar for a silver knife and fork set, boosting hopes. Also notes: water department profits in Shreveport rose by $8,000 in early 1933 and Tennessee’s first school tax began in 1854.
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Christopher
Christopher Columbus Crow
Christopher Columbus Y
Crow
Christopher Columbus
Willy Nilly
Rip
Water Department of
Shreveport
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Brat Cones 1 Peniiinie Namie
Puzzle page item lists puzzle clues and misread entries including names, numbers, and scattered words such as solution pulled apace and various odd fragments. It reads like a scrambled crossword with partial answers and stray phrases across multiple numbers and references.
Reading stages for children and storm evacuation across Rio Grande
A discussion of children's reading development outlines stages from fairy lore to hero tales and poetry as boys and girls diverge. Separately, a tropical hurricane threatens the Texas coast with evacuations in Freeport and Velasco as the Rio Grande valley braces. Havana relief workers receive a $10,000 Red Cross grant.
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Dinwualali
Louisa Alcott
Charlotte’ Yonge
Ealief
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Winter Garden
Freeport
All
Coast Guard
Velasco
Havana
American Red Cross
Man Held Continued From Page One
Hospital at Kingwood two and one half miles away where he died twenty seven hours later without regaining consciousness Hatfield is a married man Cassady was single Funeral arrangements for Cass sady are incomplete He has no surviving relatives
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Kingwood
Hatfield
Cassady
Florida and Texas battered by storms and hurricane
The storm system hit the Florida interior with a million dollars in property damage and one death. Citrus growers reported 75 to 80 percent damage to drops. A 200 mile coastal strip received warnings as a 90 mph gust struck Padre Island near Brownsville. The hurricane moved inland to 45 50 mph winds at Brownsville and Corpus Christi declared a public emergency. Residents were told to stay on high ground and entry required a pass to the business district.
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Florida
Weather Bureau
Padre Island
Brownsville
Texas
Corpus Christi
Tex
William Shaffer
Bailey Seized Again In Oklahoma City Jail Break
Bailey, captured August 12, was recaptured after freeing himself from the jail. He disarmed deputies, forced one to drive away in a deputy’s car, and later surrendered to Ardmore police without a fight. Federal chief Keenan pledged a guarded, armed response if Bailey attempts another escape.
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R. G. Shannon
Bailey
Kinaps
Nick Tresp
Oklahoma City
Ardmore
Dallas
U. S
Washington
Harvey Bailey
Joseph B. Keenan
Keenan
iNewspapermen
Urschel
Hale Watkins In Auto Crash Near Graf ton
Hale Watkins suffered a broken collar bone and facial injuries after a car overturned three times when the driver woke and overcorrected on the roadway. He received first aid from a surgeon and was transported to Monongalia hospital before returning to Graf ton for rest, with memory gaps about head impact. The auto was almost wrecked and Watkins remains under care at home in Charleston after a period of convalescence.
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Watkins
Monongalia County Hospital
Grafton
W. E. Brown
West Main Street
Charleston
Watkin
Parkersburg Drum Corps Wins State Drill Title
A crowd of 50,000 watched a tri state parade of drum corps with Parkersburg's drum and bugle corps winning the state drill competition at Island stadium scoring 95.81 of 100. The winning corps earned $1,000 to possibly advance to Chicago for the national event.
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Tri-State
Parkersburg
Island Stadium
Chicago
One Cent a Day Promises Large Accident Coverage
National Protective Insurance Co advertises a policy offering accident benefits up to 100 monthly, and death benefits up to 1500, for 3 65 per year. It claims 670000 dollars paid out in cash to policyholders and invites readers 7 to 80 to apply with free ten day inspection from Kansas City office.
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National Protective
National Protective Insurance Co
Pickwick Building
Kansas City
Ady
Federal justice urged as Bailey escape questioned
The article reports an investigation into alleged corruption within a Pennsylvania jail related to Bailey's escape, with officials naming cities like Uniontown and Crafton and promising a precedent for speedy federal justice. It also covers Louis Johnson addressing wartime recovery, NRA recruitment, and Armistice Day sentiment.
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Dallas
Uniontown
Bailey
Parl
Youngstown
Ohio
Charlesway
Crafton
Martins Ferry
Mingo Junction
Piedmont
Salem
W. Va
Bluefield
Wheeling
Johnson Speaks
America
Louis Johnson
Americgion
Virginia
NRA
Ameri Legion
Legion Deg
Legion
American Legion
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Ciriven
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Cofe Sentinel
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Main Street
E. J. Kersting
Clarksburg
Maple Avenue
Walnut Street
Alexander Forman
Morgantown
Parrish Agency, Inc
Barret St
Lydia Bolyard
Simpson
Trey
D. L. Bosely
East Knotts Avenue
Impany
Miner
Sentinel Office
W. W Bush
Satterpield
Mary Graham Bonner
Puff
Tennessee
Cones 1 Peniiinie
Namie
Eucen Tite
Thisna
Moriiny
Venice
Ren
Walkern
Qing
Rosalie
Dossitl
Tao
Dale Jensen
Rough Riders
Adeo
Los Angeles
John C. Terry
Scorchy Smith
Janes
Diana Dane
Diana
Thomas Ezell
Ezell
Associated Press
Man’ Held
Montana
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