Flagstones and Garden Meeting At Mrs Oxbars Home
Fragments report a Friday Musi club gathering on South Main with Mrs B W Oxbars hosting. Members discussed Opera Aids excerpts, Girl Scouts aims, and scholarship plans. Attendees included Mrs Locke and Mrs Brattle. notes mention visits by Mrs Cameron and others.
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B. d W. Oxbars
South Main Street
Ohi
UW. AL 2
Weslaysday
Cone Round
Pine Bluff
Locke
J. J. Brattle
Mamiy ‘S'Witchell
Be.f
Mel Forldin
Mies
Eleanor Bonlinn
Girl Scouts
C. Spraggins
Sid Peary
Manuel Twitchell
Mr. Allsop
Arkansas
Bay View Reading Club
W.W. Saner
W. W. Johnsson
Hugh Smuth
W. A. Mammonds
Wo Ro Tianilda
Japan Far From Victory in China Admitted by War Minister
A public admission by War Minister General Sugiyama stated Japan is far from achieving its military objectives in China during the current incident. The report notes official acknowledgment of Japanese difficulties in conquest.
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China
Japan
Sugiyama
Lottery Prize Changes a Poor Man's Fate
A Long Island lottery tale follows Dillion, a sign painter in debt who wins $1,000 from a weekly ex-service group lottery. He buys beer, pays his $48 debt, and buys clothes, sparking neighbors to question whether the prize changes him or merely enables a binge.
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Dillion
Long Island
Jesons
New Housefrock Pattern 8199 For Spring Sewn Dresses
Cham for AU to dim This New Housefrock by Carol Day shows sizes 14 through 42 with printed gingham alpha and broadcloth options. Pattern 8199 proves easy to sew, needs 4 yards of 34 inch material for size 16, features a buttoned front, puff sleeves, round collar, and capacious pockets. book offers 32 pages of designs for 25 cents, pattern and book combined for 25 cents elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Day
Sumner
Hope Star Todas
St Paul Missionary Society Holds Session
The St. Paul Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon April 19 at the church with 10 members present. Mrs. W. P. Wallace led prayer and Bible study after Mrs. L. K. Cowling read prior minutes. Mrs. B. F. Goodlett gave a talk and the meeting closed with a benediction.
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St. Paul
Railroads Crisis Weighs Plans for Consolidation and Ownership
The article debates options to save rail service amid a crisis by proposing mergers, government compulsion, or government ownership. It highlights the constitutional due process hurdle, the enormous investment in railroads, and the burden on the budget, questioning who will pay investors and workers if layoffs occur. It contrasts public debt implications with past WWI costs and notes a lottery winner reflecting on debt and restraint.
Mystery Voyage in a Caribbean Club Visit
Gregory and Joyce finish lunch at the British Club in Port Prince and plan a drive to Petionville. They tour a hillside coast with tropical scenery, then face a failed auto journey as the coach runs out of gas and the three boys struggle to restart amid a distant harbor glow.
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Gregory
Joyce
Ming
Euides
Petionville Club
Anoehor
Fe Herbar
Port
Prince
Idets Vals
Jayce
weBory
Yee
Chirhor
Dong
Mr. Chrepery
Island peril and a fleeing crew on a dim harbor night
A tense scene unfolds as a crippled car stalls on a Haitian island. Mr Gregory and Joyce await rescue while mysterious drums signal danger and fires light the jungle. A French-speaking girl hints at immigration to a ship as the clock nears seven.
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Jaye
Mr. Ghegory
Joyce
Mr. Gregory
Congress weighs fix as railroads face recession risk
The article notes Congress must craft a temporary solution to prevent railroads from suffering during a recession, likely including government loans to purchase equipment and cover bills. It emphasizes the looming financial strain and the need for swift action to avert a broader impact on the economy.
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Congress
Government to tackle railroad crisis after elections
The government plans to address the railroad crisis seriously once the 1938 Congressional elections are held and the political climate clears. The remark suggests timing hinges on post election conditions before taking decisive action.
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Lawwrency Loyd
M. HL Barlow
Carpi Christi
Texas
Jennie McWilliams
Malvern
Omex
Stet Gibson Cameron
John. Gibson
Gibson
Lite Rock
Houston
John S. Gibson
Helen Hull
Brrs
Arnold
Lillian M. Current. Emuly Post
Arch Moore
Hortense M.° Odhun
New York
Hamilton
I Lawrance Boyd
Tor Corpus Christi
Estella Gibson Cameron
M. H. Barlow
City
Lloyd Spencer
T. S. Franklin
J. F. Porterfield
Thur
Family Naguri
Jase Wynan
Dick Purcell
Mary
Thi
Hedda Hoppei
Mme
Kealugmn Ser
SAT
Saenger
Ian G Dunne
Sally Eilers
Ann Sheiey
Technicoloi Plus
Donald Reagan
Rephan
Chicago
Sarah Wald
Jack Glutzer
Louis Wald
Ward
Glutzer
Wai
St. Paul Missionary Society
Castoop
Maxter Cruine
Dic
Tamilon
Heros
Herbie
Isohm. Powter
Niles
Are Eine
NEA Service
Sleeping Beauty
Hollywood
Shirley Lloyd
Ughtens
Moone
Ward & Son Drug Store
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Kelvinator
Bacon Electric
Wate
John P. Cox Drug Co
Larvex Pt
Orlis
Justiite White Shoe Cleaner
Whithitan
Imperial Garment Bag
Theas
Mary Lakes
CRW
Castoria
Ton Warneka
Fielder
Valentine
Maik “Aces
Eac Abe
Boe Weallers
Perme Feather Rover
Systad Fred
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