Dress Reassignment and Church Talk Amid Family Tensions
In a tense household Betty blames a torn dress on a rough night and accepts Marjorie's offer of wearing her knitted blue dress and house gowns. They meet Doctor visits and plan Christmas shopping while differing on faith as Marjorie and Ted tour Brentwood and church, meeting Gordon Reaver.
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Two Sides To Every Question By Lytle Hall
A provocative agitprop piece argues against Communist rule, contrasting Soviet life with American politics. It portrays Soviet hunger, state control of families and private life, and labels dissenters as Kulaks, urging readers to reject communist promises.
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Will to Fail Weighs on Youthful Ambitions
Dorothea Brande argues that many people misinterpret timidity as natural and let fear of work and need for earnings steer them away from real goals. She notes a tacit social pact to hide failure, sliding downstream under a supposed Will to Fail while never using full abilities.
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It Can Happen Here The Warning From History
A political essay warns against complacency in democracy highlighting mass starvation and purges in Russia, contrasting Heaven and Siberia for kulaks and bourgeoisie. It urges Americans to wake up before minorities seize power and the Reds take over, stressing vigilance against liberal青 forces and propaganda.
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Kerrville Visitors From Tarr Wende Family
Mr and Mrs Walter Tarr and Mrs A C Wende and daughter Esther were Kerrville visitors Saturday.
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Winningham Critiques Texas Board Policy In Statement
Geo W Winningham explains he has not sued the state but sought to enjoin a board from electing its own member to public trust. He argues boards cannot resign to seek presidency and questions taxpayer rights under Texas law. He cites potential for entrenched patronage and vows to pursue court action to define taxpayers rights. Also notes visitors in Harper and Kerrville residents.
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Geo. W. Winningham
Texas Tech
Young Negro's Counsel Astonishes Court in Murder Case
Miss Estelle B Barb a 23 year old Brooklyn Law School magna cum laude graduate and new member of the bar rose to defend James Pryor in a murder case at the Court of General Sessions in New York City. She said she was retained by friends of the accused.
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Estelle B. Barb
Court of General Sessions
James Pryor
Brooklyn Law School
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