Beardens for Sheriff and Hilt for Clerk Slated in Hempstead Primary
The Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9, 1938, fields REGINALD BEARDEN for Sheriff and Collector FRANK J. HILT for County and Probate Clerk, with DICK NOTE as Prosecuting Attorney for the Eight Judicial District and JAMES H. PILKINTON holding the State Senate Ninth District seat. The piece also includes a lengthy reflective aside on discipline, conformity, and individuality in children.
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Stor
Hempsteadt County
Reginald Bearden
Supreme Court Plays Ball With Intercollegiate Football
The Supreme Court weighs whether intercollegiate football is an essential governmental function or a gigantic commercial activity. A ruling could redefine federal power over football revenues and spark new dinner table arguments as state and federal roles collide.
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JZOR
Supreme Court
Prejudicial Garb and Court Attire Influence New Trial
In Florida a burglar convicted of store theft won a new trial after arguing his courtroom convict suit prejudiced jurors. The article notes a past trend of defendants dressing plain and shabby, contrasting it with ornate attire like tailor-made suits and gold watch chains. It implies many inmates regret not presenting such attire at trial.
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Florida
Trusts
Epidemic lethargic encephalitis called American sleeping sickness
The article discusses epidemic lethargic encephalitis sometimes linked to influenza but now seen as separate. It covers symptoms such as drowsiness, fever, and vision issues, the masklike stupor, potential long term nervous-system damage, and the lack of specific treatment. It notes supportive care, including tube feeding and high-calorie mixtures, as essential to sustain life.
A Book a Day Bruce Catton on Long Haul novel
Bruce Catton reviews A L Bezerides Long Haul a Carrick Evans release about West Coast independent truckers who own or finance their rigs. The story follows breathers trying to gain a larger stake while dodging authorities and keeping ahead of the sheriff.
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Keeman
A. L. Bezerides
Carrick & Evans
West Coast
Ie Sveriff
The Independent Truckers and the American Dream
The passage examines independent truckers driven by a traditional American urge to be independent despite chronic financial strain. It notes constant risk, endless toil, and frequent setbacks from bad luck, repairs, or exploitation by shippers, prompting reflection on whether the dream fits the trade.
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Mr. Bezzerides
Potentate Speaks on Oriental Culture in Blue Silk Robe
A one year old event featured a Chinese dignitary presenting on Oriental culture. He delivered a concise, human story about energetic Americans, weaving philosophy and beauty for a spellbound audience. The guest of honor remained very engaging throughout.
Nonconformist child and psychologist guidance
A fragment discusses a restless nonconformist child and the role of psychologists. It suggests that such children may not be a problem, and a specialist may respond with patience. Mothers are advised to trust the child and accept his self chosen code for living.
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Californiatt
Hollywood Nollywood and the Glitz of Locals in Film Plans
Industry editors discuss Nollywood inspired tales and the push to film life in the colony. Paramount considers Cocoanut Grove at Ambassador Hotel as a centerpiece while Warner Brothers irons a Garden of the Moon project and Universal eyes Frocadero.
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Paramount
Cocoanut Grove
Ambassador Hotel
Fred Mae J Minas
the Grove
Warner Brothers
Micker
Dong
End of Joyce's Foreign Journey in Jamaica
Joyce faces an emotional turning point after a Jamaica port visit as she contemplates romance with Dick while Aunt Martha buys trinkets. Gregory, a furious Kingston NYPD-linked man, appears in the scene aboard the Empress, hinting at trouble that may affect their voyage and relationships.
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Jamaica
Port Antonia
Joyce
Kingston
Miami
New York
Fifth Avenue
Martha
West Indies
Bane
Aunt Marton
Grand Central Station
Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Gregory Arrest Shocks Port Antonio Dining Party
In Port Antonio a dinner party learns of Gregory's arrest for embezzlement in New Jersey after a guest at the table, Mr. Gregory, is accused of stealing bank funds. Isobel and Joyce react with mixed disbelief as the scandal unfolds amid social talk and tension.
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Isobel
New Jersey
Gregory
Joyce
Hollywood legends and flops haunt the star system
The piece surveys cinema history from Emanuel Cohen to a string of Hollywood stories. It notes repeated attempts to mirror fame in films like A Star Is Born, with mixed success and occasional box office disappointment. It cites satire and misfires such as Blonde Bombshell, Make Me a Star, and Hollywood Boulevard, while touching on Hollywood’s glamor and international interest.
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Hollywood
Bolivia
Budapest
Tibet
Emanuel Cohen
A . Phinning
Ben Hecht
Jem
Universal
Sebil Brothers
Warners
Silyant
Caoday Fashion Pattern 8215 for Spring and Summer
Caoday introduces Pattern 8215 for sizes 38 through 52 with a V neck soft sleeves and gathers at the yoke. Choose silk crepe or gabardine for a cool summer dress. Pattern includes full instructions and a 32 page Spring-Summer book with photos andFinish with 15 cents to Hope Star Bureau for pattern and book.
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Carol Day
George
Jean
Hope Star
W. Wayker Drive
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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