Graduation Day to Be Wedding Day for President's Youngest Son
Boston report: Anne Lindsay Clark and Jee Aspinwall Roosevelt, the president’s youngest son, are moving toward marriage. The couple met at Harvard dances, social events, and clubs, with speculation of a future wedding growing as they travel and socialize in elite circles. The event would mark a major Eastern society affair since the Franklin Roosevelt Jr. marriage. The story notes their early romance began three years prior during Harvard days and cites Chicago socialites and New England society as witnesses to the budding relationship.
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Boston
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Anne Lindsay Clark
Jee Aspinwall Roosevelt
White House
New England
Europe
Hyde Park
Engagement and Wedding Planned for Anne Clark and John Faught
The Clark family confirms the engagement of Anne Clark of Boston to John Faught with a June Harvard exam followed by a Nahant wedding at noon. Anne, active in charity, is known for swim tennis and riding. The couple will take a six week honeymoon with unsaid plans for an American trip and sightseeing.
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Lendsay Clark
Boston
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F. Haven Clark
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Baltimore
Winsor School
Greater Boston Community Fund
American Red Cross
Nuhant Episcopal Church
More Circuses on Road Good Year Circuses On Road
Circus industry expands as Ringling Barnum & Bailey renews leadership and spending. New operators like Tim McCoy create rival Wild West shows. Numerous railroad and truck circuits plan 1938 tours with 400 events, 150 carnivals, and revamped costumes and attractions amid a booming demand for celebrations and Fourth of July events.
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Ciicus
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Barnum & Bailey
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Ringling
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de Bros
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Charles LeMaire
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Cess Adking
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Newlyweds Plan Travels and Early Home in Progress
The couple, Iohn and Amy, will spend days at the White House with President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt, then stay at Mrs. Clark's Na hant home. They will move into a colonial house under construction, then be known as Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Asplewall Roveevell at home.
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Amy
White House
Check Your Home for Needed Repairs 40 Points Listed
A historical notice urges homeowners to inspect 40 points covering exterior and interior repairs. It highlights roof, masonry, ventilation, wiring, plumbing, kitchen, trim, drywall, closets, outlets, insulation, doors, windows, floors, stairs, landscaping, foundation, garage storage, and more. Financing through Property Improvement Area is noted with monthly payments.
Vacationist's Lot Now Happier One
Racine Wisconsin item reports police chief Grover directing vacationers to call headquarters with travel plans and lists of people pets and property. Officers will inspect premises several times weekly and issue reminder cards during inspections to improve oversight and safety.
Question on Goldwyn and British film industry
Questionen asks whether he invested one million in the British film industry. It mentions George film mogul Samuel Goldwyn and an American film industry angle. ASA starling quotes Silence is Goldwyn.
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Galdwyn
Angie
Goldwyn
Senator Minton Pushes Press Censorship Bill
Washington. Senate lobby committee head Senator Minton proposes a law making publication of known false facts a felony. Publishers could be fined 1,000 to 10,000 dollars and imprisoned up to two years. He cites radio misuse and urges newspapers to contest administration messaging instead of amplifying it.
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Minton
Dem. T. Chalemman
Senate
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hole Aise
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Burke Dem
Neby
Burke
Ue Wagner
Uresses
Local Guests and Visitors Fill Weekend in Washington
Washington social page lists Mrs Kate Hart and Mrs B A Hartsc hield hosting Sunday guests including Mrs Ethal Whitehurst Mrs George Sanders Miss Minture Bell and locals’ families from Tape Fulton and Amity. Several ministers and residents visit relatives in nearby towns and attend church services with extended family and friends.
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B.A. Hartschield
Ethal Whitehurst
George Sanders
Minture Bell
C. L. Williams
W. HH. Stingles
Morris Church
Nevain Coounty
Thelma Waynes
Camiloti
Gerteure Balleey
W. S. Pruitt
Sallie le Etter
C. A. Grant
IL Darnall
All Fen
Crit Stuart
Ada Evans
Hl Dorado
M.S. Bates
Hope
Misa Frieda ‘Cerreil
Curtis
Mary Sue Stingley
Bean McGotuh
Alfred Block
Morado
J. If Welsti
Ozan
Mas
Parauus
Speech and Press Harsh Critique From County Leader
A county figure addresses press issues praising free expression and defending the press against restrictions. He argues newspapers will manage themselves and emphasizes broad support for press rights, insisting the county relies on a free press for its progress and public discourse.
Spring Fever Relief Propels Pure Vegetable Laxative
An advertisement promotes Black-Draught as a nature derived remedy for spring fatigue and constipation. It claims to stimulate the colon for prompt relief and to support regular use, touting Black Draught as the laxative of the Youth.
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