Southern Leaders Confer To Launch Regional Planning Effort
Washington July 5 The Roosevelt administration convened Southern leaders and federal experts to exchange facts on improving the South including erosion flood control taxation and credit facilities No legislation was involved Lowell Mellett urged a concise statement for future regional meetings Governor Carl Bailey of Arkansas cited low rural incomes and absentee ownership as economic evils while endorsing a wage hour law as a corrective measure
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Lowell Mellett
National Emergency Council
Mellett
Roosevelt
South
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Love, schemes collide at gangster hideout twist
Joe Sandham and the Weasel arrive at a gangster's hideout believing Kelly Archer is about to wed. Instead threats and revelations unfold as Kelly learns she has been kidnapped and Cissy confesses the tangled involvement of the trio.
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Joseph Sandham
Kelly Archer
Joe
Weasel
Kelly
Cissy
Lissen
Sandham
Gilbert
Chicago Heiress Faces Robber’s Gambit In Kitchen Hold Up
In a Chicago kitchen a hold up unravels as Cissy exacts payment from the Weasel for a bank robbery and a ransom. Police arrest the pair after a dramatic interruption and arrival of Kelly’s parents and a noirish family reunion unfolds.
Winchell turns pages of odd facts and quips
The column riffs on ancient king Numa Pompilius rural lore legal figures like Dewey and Raleigh, notes on nitroglycerin dangers, wrong guesses about track star David Albritton, and a blind Arkansas judge who times the day by his whiskers. Tomorrow Oscar of the Waldorf appears as guest.
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Numa Pompilius
Dewey
John Popham
Walter Raleigh
David Albritton
J. W. White
Arkansas City
Ark
Walter Winchell
Oscar
the Waldorf
Grand Slam Reached Today Without Forcing Bids
In a Cleveland hand by Mark Nagusky and amid the Western States Tournaments setup, a grand slam was reached without forcing bids. Nagusky used careful ruffing and club play to secure the contract as spades led and hearts provided entries.
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Mark J. Nagusky
Cleveland
William Penn
Pittsburgh
West
North
Nagusky
Dummsy
Weasel Returns to Kitchen After Night Standoff
Cissy spots the Weasel in her home with two unknowns and a pistol. He explains a delay in business as she questions his company and a redhead, while the scene shifts inside to resolve the tense encounter.
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Cissy
Ed Weynorski
Elsy
MicKenney On Bridge by William E. McKenney
William E. McKenney, secretary of the American Contract Bridge League, discusses bridge strategy and game trends in a concise column. He analyzes bidding patterns, player conduct, and the evolving tactics shaping club and tournament play.
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William Eb, McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
Kernersville hosts Fourth of July celebration amid parade and exhibits
Thousands gathered in Kernersville for a July Fourth event saved by local merchants and businessmen. The program included a street parade, an address by W Kerr Scott of Raleigh, a livestock show, pony race and string contest, with churches operating booths and serving lunches to attendees.
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Kernersville
Piedmontion
North Carolina
Marchants
Boness
W. Kerr Scott
Commissio of Agriculture
Raleigh
Sloths Move by Grasping and Pulling on Ground
The text states that sloths cannot support their weight upright and, when on the ground, move by grasping objects and pulling their bodies forward.
Card play notes from a bridge hand
The excerpt describes ruffing a diamond with the ace and a club seven being ruffed in dummy. Trumps are drawn, Nagan discards losing hearts, then returns to his hand to play the heart king and club ace.
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Club Seven
Nagan
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