End of a Perfect Day Verses and Local Notices
Poetic verse about end of a perfect day followed by local society items. Selected Mrs J Wimberly visiting Ashdown. Mrs Hayes McRae visiting Detroit. Clara Lowthorp chapter C meets at Miss Hamsey’s home. First Methodist Mission Study on Africa. Frio Music Club organ recital by Virginia Marlin at First Presbyterian. notes on Miss Harlin Jones and Westminster Choir School feed local cultural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We First Methodiist Church
Hayes McRae
Detroit
Mich
K. G. McHae
Clara Lowthorp
Lester
C.D. Lester
First Presbyterian Church
Frio Music Club
Virginiy
Marlin
Our City
Harlin Jones
Westminster Choir School
Princeton
N.J
Suite ‘Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Steel Boon in U. S. (Continued From Page One)
The piece discusses scrap embargo impacts on rail movements to piers and the global scramble for American scrap iron and steel. It notes Japan and other nations as major buyers, Britain’s steel shortage and tariff changes, and pressures on high grade steel for smelting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Yan
Traly
Por Tan
Tromore
Col
Japaty
Itov
Italy
Britain
Yeomnan
Hot Pace Is Hit by Serial Movies
Hollywood reports on serial film sets where pace is rapid and improvisation common. Directors use two hands, veteran actors ad lib lines, and crews shoot about 60 scenes daily across two directors per project, finishing in three weeks with tight lighting and constant motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hollywood
Useria
Johnny Mack Brown
Universal
Unia
Thiat
Nations Call For Steel To Arm The Machinery Of War
A survey shows nations vying for steel to build and equip munitions driven by military plans. Russia and Japan seek large steel orders despite refusals, while Britain and Italy push for major naval and industrial projects. China, the United States, and others ooze steel through complex channels, with empires counting tonnage for ships, guns, and rearmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusonaits Reo
Ob Thei
Rossia
Japa
China
Mussolini
Brit Wits
Export Scrap Iron Boom and U.S. Steel Resources
The piece analyzes how foreign nations boost steel production through scrap exports, with U.S. scrap exports rising from 557,044 tons in 1929 to 1,041,030 tons in 1936 and potentially 3,000,000 tons this year. It notes the modest impact of the naval program on steel demand, the Gary Indiana mills capacity, and the broader effect on U.S. iron and steel resources and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
E. C. Barringer
U.S
U.S. Public Works Administration
Westinghouse
International tensions flare over U S citizens abroad
Associated Press report from Washington notes rising public indignation at U S actions overseas. Ontario premier Hepburn threatens measures against Detroit labor unrest, while Secretary Hull faces foreign image issues after past incidents with Japanese cartoons and a Maryland police incident involving a Persian minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Grover
Associated Press
Washington
Toronto
Hepburn
Ontario
John L. Lewis
Osha
General Motors
Detroit
Hull Rregrets
Hull
Canada
Lewis
Maryland
Persia
Shaffar Khan Djalal
Scrap metal trade ties US steel boom to war prep
Across Pa and the Southwest, 1400 carloads of scrap await ships while Houston and Galveston yards clog with gondolas. Intervening ICC rules try to ease car congestion as Rochester reports 100 carloads weekly sent to England. Europe and Japan snatch American metal, boosting domestic production and profits, amid wartime demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tulsa
Oklo
Southwest
Galveston
Italy
Japan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rochester
England
Europe
U.S
Fashion Colors From Indians Inspire Exposition Styles
Designers draw a vivid palette from Pan American Exposition heritage in Dallas opening June 12. Aztec Red Toltec Green Mayan Blue Incan Gold appear on expo flag amid Desert Duck Toucan Chili Copper. softer Desert Dawn Pampas Beige Sombrero Magellan Gray shade prints. Accessories go southwest with sombreros and native straws. silver turquoise jewelry, darker makeup, brighter lipstick and green blue eyeshadow shape the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampas
Americans Abroad and Neutrality Shape Postwar Attitudes
A critical view notes a man’s abrupt departure from the state department and shifts in U S sentiment abroad. Germans resent Mayor La Guardia’s anti Hitler stance while Americans in France faced lingering unpopularity after aiding Alsace Lorraine. The piece highlights Americans pursuing individual routes abroad and fears over neutrality laws amid global woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
la Guardia
Hitler
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Europe
Air travel quip and farm gossip snippets from old column
A passenger asks why the pilot laughs and he muses on escape as a joke in a Sante Fe clip. A father questions a daughter about business plans and a husband buyout in a Farm Gossip vignette. An average housewife’s daily footprint is noted as five miles from household duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Rev A L Buchanan to Preach at Negro Mi
Reverend A L Buchanan is slated to deliver a sermon at a Negro Mission event. The report references his upcoming activity and notes the historian’s mention of the Roman Catholic Church founding the University of Mexico in 1553.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Buchanan
Negro Mi
Dunville, Ark
Hazel Street
W. H. D. Bright
University of Mexico
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Sir Henry Telephone
J. W. Wimberly
Ashdown, —O
Magrie Bell
Fred Marshall
Daugghter
Margaret
Texarkana
Calvin Marshall
Helen Terry
Forrest City
Wailki
Saenfter
Cou Maswell Anderson
Acreen
Meredith Burgess
Margo
Fred MacMurray
Jean Parker
Jack Oakie
Lloyd Nolan
Texas Ranger
U. S
Mear
Viva Stobert Young
Stuart Erwin
Lag Carrillo
Betty Furness
Ted Healy
Tertster
Thunsday & F
Francisotton
Karen Morle
Beaty
Marinella Beauty Shop
Saenger
Chicago
Emma Nelson
Barton’s Cash Store
Sugar Creek Creamery Co
John Delaney
Mer
Ginger Rogers
John Buzas
Germany
Flapper
By Sylvia
Fanny
Texas’ Exposition
John Durham
Dallas
Texas
Rio Grande
Sante Fe
St. Louis
Mildred Pershall
Pershall
Wiliam Water
Ray Milly Coredillo
THE
Shipley Studio
South Walnut Street
Hope
Front St
Studebaker
Helen Dryden
Co. I. T
Archer
Public Works Administration Housing Division
Palit
Imps
Hope Hardware Company
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