Judith Irving Returns to New York in Fashion World Turmoil
Judith Irving, America's best dressed woman, returns to New York stirring Phil Irving's jealousy amid rival Marta Rogers. Judith shops lavishly to sustain her living as fashion work continues with Mark Price, while Phil and Marta press for time together during lunch plans.
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Judith Irving
America
Philipscirving
Judith
Marta Rogers
Bruce Knight
Millicent Bayne
Bruce
New York
Phil
Marta
Couturier’s
Mark Price
Judy
Normandie
China
Singapore
Bagdad
Hongkong
Rome
Judith Returns to Fashion World After Plane Catastrophe
Judith, amid a stormy scene at a hotel, launches a fashion show comeback with Marta, facing doubts and public scrutiny. Mark Price recognizes Judith in the crowd and plans a salon collaboration, while Judith reveals plans to depart for a China trip with Marta, and later hints at a continued pursuit of her career.
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Marta
Mark Price
Judith
Maele
Capital Short Shots in Raleigh on state spending debate
Henry Avbhill reports in Raleigh that North Carolina plans a quarter million dollar ad campaign, while business and regulators align against federal rate differences. Duke Power and Cannon Mills offer rate experts to the Utilities Commission as WPA details remain unsettled.
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Henry Avbhrill
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Ountry
University
Duke
Tate
Tar Heelia
Real
Oldham
Rams
Pitt
Utilities Commission
Nee
South
Stanley Winborne
Duke Power Company
Cannon Mills
WPA
WPA stores near in North Carolina to open after plebiscite
Cutlar Moore liquor board chairman visited Chowan to aid the local board in stocking upcoming stores under the favorable plebiscite. Officials forecast fewer administrative workers and a substantial reduction in WPA costs for the state.
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Cutlar Moore
Liquor Board
Chowan
North Carolina boys job impact clash over 1937 ban
J. B. Vogler and Major A. L. Fletcher clash over how many youths are affected by the beer and wine establishment work ban. Vogler estimates twenty five thousand unemployed while Fletcher cites about five hundred, implying a disagreement or error.
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J. B. Vogler
Charlotte
A.L. Fletcher
Mr. Vogler
Raleigh Woman Leads Campaign Against Mae Oliver
Mrs. Bessie Phoenix from Raleigh actively campaigns to defeat Mae Oliver in the YD head race. The Young Democratic club has long alternated presidency by gender, and Phoenix challenges that precedent as a prominent figure in the contest.
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Bessie Phoenix
State Young Democratic Club
Raleigh
Mae Oliver
Sanford
Moone’s Real es and Callouses Relief Advertisement
An aged advertisement-style claim describes swollen tender feet and intense pain. It promises relief with Moone’s Real es and pain remedies, noting improved comfort and reduced odor after use, urging readers to try the products despite dramatic language.
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Moone
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Quick Malaria Relief
The advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a trusted remedy for chills and fever from malaria. It highlights tasteless quinidine and iron, claims rapid relief, and notes drugstores stock 80 cent and 1 dollar bottles with the larger size offering better value.
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Grove
Queen Mary Declines Transatlantic Record Pursuit
Capt Townley of the Queen Mary said the liner is not interested in records as Normandie secures speed supremacy with an eastward crossing in three days 22 hours 7 minutes and a westward trip of three days 23 hours 2 minutes. The Queen Mary docked at 8 A M noting passengers care about shore time.
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New York
J. T. Townley
Seeker Visits Governor for a Look, Not a Job
In Jefferson City Missouri a young man John Gibler waited four hours in Governor Lloyd C Stark’s reception room. When asked if he was applying for work he replied no he already has plenty of farming work and just wanted a firsthand view of the governor.
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Jefferson City
John Gibler
Lloyd C. Stark
Gibler
Mark
Executrix Notice for Annie L. Woodard Estate
Ophelia T. Griffin announces as Executrix of Annie L. Woodard of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by August 1938 at 817 B Washington High Point NC or be barred. Debtors to the estate should pay promptly. Dated August 3 1997 in High Point North Carolina.
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George Mendenhall
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Clara I. Cox
Byron Haworth
Annie L. Woodard
Ophelia T. Griffin
Washington &J. High Point
WN. C
Turnabout in Dallas Ends With Hospital Stay for Howland Thomas
A back‑up vehicle in Dallas caused Howland Thomas to be thrown from the road edge when the driver hit a ditch and jammed brakes. Thomas suffered a broken arm and hip as the auto moved slowly in reverse. The report notes Thomas was leaning from the doorway during the mishap. The piece also remarks on the cotton gin and spinning jenny as landmark inventions.
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Dallas
Tex
Howland Thomas
Thomas
Swift cites Mars two moons in Gulliver's Travels
Jonathan Swift notes two moons orbiting Mars in Gulliver's Travels, long before telescopic discovery. The claim reflects early astronomical speculation and literary imagination surrounding planetary bodies.
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Jonathan Swift
Gulliver's Travels
Mars
Hymn Taste Clash and English Lesson Amusement
A columnist laments over jasted-up hymns and shares a humorous English lesson about misused words. The piece quotes W A Bivine and Loe Chakales while recounting a quirky laundry run and a 1918 seat-pack parachute note.
New Moon Phases Tied to Solar Eclipse
The text notes that a true new moon appears only during a solar eclipse and that the object is about two days old. It emphasizes the rarity of observing a new moon outside an eclipse.
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Elettra Marconi
Elettra
Marchioness
Bezzi- Scala
Marconi
Western Union Reports Six Month Earnings Dip
Western Union Telegraph Company shows net income for the six months ending June 30 of 2,132,233 dollars, or 2.04 dollars per share, down from 3,055,144 dollars or 2.82 dollars per share a year earlier.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bodies Of Japs Released Today In Shanghai Clash
In Shanghai on August 10, the bodies of a Japanese naval officer and seaman killed at the Hungjao airfield entrance were handed to Japanese authorities. The move eased local tension as Chinese and Japanese officials pledged diplomatic settlement amid a month of undeclared war in North China. Japanese marine detachments of about 1000 were deployed to reinforce local defenses after barricades and heavy patrols were set by Chinese police along district roads.
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Shanghai
Hungjao
China
Japan
Hankow
Yangtse
Georgia Leads 1936 Peanut Output in United States
In 1936 U.S. peanut production exceeded 1 311 560 000 pounds with Georgia as the top producer at 439 660 000 pounds. The figures reflect the national output and Georgia’s dominant role in the crop.
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United States
Georgia
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