Peace and low mood in a moral peace era
Leonard A. Barrett argues that the current economic low mood yields benefits as international peace efforts advance. He asserts war is wrong and urges universal peace norms, economy, and interdependence, noting waste and armaments cost billions yearly. He calls for moral principles to guide recovery.
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United States
Western Newspaper Union
McKay and Schumacher Guests Call on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Robert McKay of Navasota were guests of Mr and Mrs Baylor Schumacher Wednesday Mrs P B Hall and children Pat Burney Jr and Mabel came home from Killeen Sunday when Mr Hall went up by automobile for them.
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Robert McKay
Navasota
Mrs
Baylor Schumacher
P. B. Hall
Pat Burney, Jr
Mabel
Killeen
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
A promotional claim urges readers to lose fat by taking a half teaspoon of Kruaschen Salts in hot water each morning. It promises weight loss within three weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling, with a money‑back guarantee if not convinced.
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Aeve Trke
America
Jose Fat
New Delinquent Tax Bill Outlined by Texas Official
The article details the Texas delinquent tax bill as explained by Judge J L Goodman covering payments with reduced penalties through 1934, conditions for cities and school districts, installment options for self governing subdivisions, and deadlines. It mentions the Cross couple and Ozelle McLeroy traveling to Houston with Gussie and Jackie O Neal to register for nursing training at Memorial hospital.
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Austin
Texas
House
Senate
J. L. Goodman
Franklin
Robertson County
O'Neal
Leonard
A. W. Cross
Ozelle McLeroy
Houston
Gussie
Jackie O'Neal
The
Memorial Hospital
Divorce action by publication in Robertson County Texas
The state commands Sheriff or Constable of Robertson County to publish notice for Jim H. Stanley to appear in Robertson County District Court in Franklin on the first Monday in July 1933, later tied to 1983 dates, to answer a divorce petition filed May 22 1938 by Hattie Stanley. The case seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment, division of community property, custody of Jewel, Katie Mae, Jim Wilson, Doris Jean, and Billie Lou Stanley, and alimony.
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Jim H. Stanley
District Court
Robertson County
Texas
Franklin
A. D
Hattie Stanley
Jewel Stanley
Katie Mae Stanley
Jim Wilson Stanley
Doris Jean Stanley
Billie Lou Stanley
Local Baylor Students Spend Summer at Home In 1982-83
Misses Artie and Artie Palmos of Baylor College return home for summer with parents Mr. and Mrs. George B. Palmos and Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brashear. Ann Brashear Lois Brymer Frances Wilkerson and others from Calvert attend a public school graduation addressed by Bishop Clinton S. Quina d at the First Baptist church.
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Artie
Artie Palmos
Baylor College
George B. Palmos
T. F. Brashear
Ann Brashear
Lois Brymer
R. W
Amarillo businessman visits Hearne hosts
J. M. Evetts of Amarillo, while on a business trip to Hearne this week, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Griffin during his stay.
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J. M. Evetts of
Amarillo
Hearne
Mrs. T. P. Griffin
Alpine visitor greets old friends in town
W. B. Miers once a longtime local agent arrives from Alpine and greets many friends during a recent visit, sharing news of his current post and reconnecting with the community.
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W. B. Miers
Alpine
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