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Norris Case Highlights tardiness of justice on perjury
A Nebraskan grocer named George W. Norris was drawn into a bitter political ploy in 1930. The U.S. Supreme Court recently sustained his perjury conviction, stressing the slow grind of justice as it took six and a half years to reach a final decision.
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War scare echoes in quiet disaster noted in copious warning
An analysis argues war may not erupt from a grand crisis but from a small incident. It cites Hitler remilitarization and a parachutist’s accident as evidence that a single seemingly trivial act could trigger a global conflict. The piece warns against underestimating minor provocations.
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Rhineland
Ohio
Early use of pneumococcus serum cuts deaths in pneumonia
Doctors emphasize that early, sufficiently dosed anti-pneumococcal serum greatly reduces fatalities in type 1 pneumonia and improves symptoms. Rapid lab typing of sputum guides serum choice. large doses require physician oversight to avoid serum reactions. New York promotes free serum distribution via the state health department.
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New York
Department of Health
Keep Bowling Along and Illness Prognosis Mentioned
In five to one days or death depending on patient age germ type early improvement serum timing complications especially heart and other organs. Also notes two Chicagoans Pete Howley and George Bangart who have competed in every American Bowling Congress tournament since 1901.
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Pete Howley
George Bangart
The Adventure Pull in Youth Through Books and Film
Olive Roberts Barto argues that adventure lives in youth through books and movies as society restricts real exploration. She notes repression drives desire for thrill and that children increasingly beg for outside experiences while fewer roam wild woods or paddle to pirate hulks upstream.
Opium Ring Boss Seizes Martha In Seaside Trafficking Plot
Martha confronts Johnny Ciznik aboard a cargo liner after learning a vast opium and liquor trafficking scheme run by the Airspeed Trailer Company. Ciznik reveals her role in a false trailer compartment plan and pressures her to join or face danger as she seeks to locate Betty Haynes.
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Underworld
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Ciznik
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Johnny Clanik
Betty Haynes
Pye
San Diego
Treasury Department
John Ciznik
Airspeed Trailer Company
Sweet Home Church Visitors And Weekend Guests
Sweet Home reports Regular services with Rev W E Sherrill of Benton in charge. Numerous visitors attended including Miss Anne Bostic Miss Sue Hurndon from Philadelphia Miss Cathrine Brown from Little Rock and local families hosting relatives throughout the weekend. Activities included Sunday dinners with the Browns Foster and Huskey households and trips by Fl as Urrey and others to Arkadelphia and Little Rock.
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Coy Nolen
Imogene Nolen
Anne Bostic
Sue Hurndon
Arkadelphia
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Texas
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Ruth Huskey
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Shreveport
Willard Wren
Sutton
Jeff Johnson
Hot Springs
Myx
Campbell
Thela Earl Campbell
Virgie Lee Smith
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Joli Smith
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Ain Little Rock
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Joe Britt
Kilgare
Cart Purile
Esaugh
Tors
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Mildrest
Mant Montgomery
Ethel Hardy
Edpar Thompson
Royston
L. Reese McDougal
Prescott
Ralph Montglomers
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Jim Ward
Bent to Quarters review by Bruce Catton excerpt
A critical notice of C. S. Forester's Bent to Quarters praising its naval action set during the Napoleonic wars. The skipper travels from the Pacific coast to Nicaragua to quell rebellion, faces Spain's entry, and endures a romance with a noblewoman while balancing duty and marriage.
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Admirality
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Little, Brown
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Nicaragua
Spain
England
Wellington
Forester
Are We Being Overprotective of Growing Children
A reflective piece questions whether adults overdo caution in guiding children. It argues experience builds responsibility, notes risks in outings like nature studies and hikes, and suggests tempering protection to allow reasonable adventure. The author asks readers if they withhold consent from normal, reasonably safe activities out of fear.
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John
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Hollywood Hollywood Short Takes
A lively column notes celebrity theatrics and industry chatter. It cites parties hosted by Mrs Mant Montgomery and others, film projects in play, contract moves by actors and agents, and industry gossip about stars like Joan Fontaine and Spanky McFarland, plus notes on directors, publishers, and a Metro message about Marie Shelton’s signing and abrupt contract changes.
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Hollywood
Marie
Metin
Courageois
Social Roundup from Center Point and Sardis Area
Center Point residents Nell Mason and Gerlene Taylor spent Friday night together. Delma Wright and the Wright family hosted visitors including Harvey Wright and Fannie Ward. Joe Porterfield and A W Meadows joined gatherings with the Middlebrooks and Porterfield households Sunday. Bernie Hopson and J R Pecell hosted the Hopson baby’s weekend visit with Wright and Porterfield families. Ruby and Mina Marie Hubbard visited Lem Porterfield and family, while E H Hubbard and son joined Bob Burns of Sardis for Sunday time with J R Pecell’s family.
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Harvey Wright
Childrets
Fannie Ward
Ruby Hubbard
Lem Porterfield
W. W. Wright
Joe Porterfield
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Oscar Middlebrooks
Bernie Hopson
J. R. Peecell
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Les Porterfield
E. AH. Hubbard
Bob Burns
Sardis
Ruby
Mina Marie Hubbard
New Shirtwaist Dress Pattern No 8941 Description
Pattern details for a shirtwaist dress with notched collar three shoulder tucks and practical pockets and trim. Available in gingham linen seersucker shantung or flannel in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 16 with yardage guidance. pattern book available via coupon in newspaper with pricing.
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