Silence and twilight verses greet Oklahoma City returnees
A mixed page echoes with poems on silence at twilight and dawn then details a long list of social notices. Mr and Mrs Jon Clark returned to Oklahoma City from a visit, accompanied by relatives, while Mrs BR L Clark stays for an indefinite visit. Various guests, church and troop activities, and upcoming events are listed, including circle meetings, a Girl Scout camp at Caddo Gap, an education program in Little Rock, and a visit by Miss Winnie Lee Floyd to Yazoo City. Additional notes mention Dr. R M Wilson's departure for Korea as a medical missionary and local society gatherings across multiple households.
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Jon Clark
Oklahoma City
John Clark
BR. L. Clark
W. W. McCrary Sr
W. W. McCrary Jr
Jimmie
G. McCall
Lonoke
Entoute
Columbus
J. S. Wilson
R. M. Wilson
Korea
Mia
Wilson
Max Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Finley Ward
South Main Street
W. Branch
Mary Carrigan
North Ern Street
Caddo Gap
With the L adies picnic lingering in American heart
The essay recalls Sunday school picnics as enduring national feasts from June to September. It praises church fund contributions, shared hospitality, and simple outdoor foods like marshmallows and baked beans. Amid modern labor and economic worries, it argues picnics foster fellowship and neighborly ties, encouraging calm perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
State game and fish commission sells 1937 38 licenses
The commission says it will forward week supplies of the new red and white hunting and dog licenses to dealers statewide. A $1.50 fee is charged for the fiscal year July 1 to July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Game and Fish Commission
Best Movie of the Month Stella Dallas Earns High Praise
Hollywood writer Robbin Coons hails Samuel Goldwyns Stella Dallas as the months standout film. Barbara Stanwycks fearless performance anchors a drama of mother love and class tension with Anne Shirleys standout portrayer Laurel and strong supporting turns by John Boles Alan Hale and Barbara ONeal. Victor Savtwys direction preserves heartfelt sentiment without melodrama, delivering box office appeal and artistic depth.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Samuel Goldyn
Forcover
Goldwyn
Stella Dallas
Olive Higgins Prouty
Barbara Stanwyck
Stella
Stephen Dallas
John Boles
Stephen
Laurel
Anne Shirley
King Victor
Victor
Uret
Stawyck
Renunciation
Barbara O'Neal
Burials halted as unionized grave diggers strike in Kansas City
In Kansas City a strike by grave diggers, members of an AFL affiliate, halted burials on Thursday. Mortuary receiving vaults, cemeteries, abbeys and mausoleums housed 16 bodies as pickets blocked operations. Demands include a closed shop, union recognition, a 21 cent hourly wage increase and an eight hour day. About 200 men were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
America Federation of Labor
Kidnaped Child Case Details Include Foster Parents Plot
The article describes a child taken from Miss Nelson shortly after birth under prenatal agreement with the attending physician and others. Miss Nelson learned the foster parents only recently and considered retaining the child. The Horts are noted for maintaining an excellent search in their exclusive north side residence, but Donala struggles with a malfunctioning bicycle bell at the orphanage.
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Miss Nelson
Rega
Crowley
Horts
Donala
Tly
Visitor Parking Tags Issued By Tacoma Police
Tacoma officials issue windshield stickers to visiting meat roists allowing unlimited parking with proof of auto license and owner name. Stickers display owner address and permit police to allow parking as long as necessary, with monthly calendars for tag holders.
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Tacoma
Wash
Three Henderson Stars Get Coaching Contracts
Three Henderson stars secure coaching positions across high schools. Tut Cook of Carthage and others from Welders state travel coach at Steph Gos High School. Howard Meharty will coach at Henelrsony. Orville Plum, WAR graduate, joins Rogers High Sell. Hugo Bol Sherman’s champion team heads to Dumas.
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Arkadelphia
Tut Cook
Carthage
Forme Livkle
Wendersin
Travhers
Vwiely Jie
Steph Gos High School
Ws Yeu
Howard Meharty
Henelirsony
Gseadudte
Rogers High Sell
Orville Plum Voor
Enviey
Hugene Bol Sherman
Dumas
Pilot Kafka Keeps Bay Safe From Wayward Rowboats
Police aviation veteran Otto Kafka of the New York Police Department lectured two Brooklyn youths, Edward Hartman and Anthony Asbrack, after their rowboat drifted toward danger in New York Bay. A rescue by the amphibian plane with Patrolman Frank Harking arrived soon after, leaving the boys remorseful and sworn off sea trips in a rowboat.
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Gavners
Otto Kafka
New York
Brooklyn
Flushing Bay
Edward Hartman
Anthony Asbrack
New York Bay
Shore Road
Elleghtyn
Police Department
Kafka
Frank Harking
Fllot Kafka
Allred backs Roosevelt third term in Mexico City
Texas Governor James V. Allred urged a third term for President Roosevelt while visiting Mexico City as a guest of the Mexican government. He said he would support Roosevelt if he is available, noting broad backing in Texas and other Southern states, following similar calls by Pennsylvania Gov George H. Earle.
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Mexico City
Pik
James V. Allred
Texas
Roosevelt
United States
Alfred
Allred
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Ghost Town Gold at New Theatre in Mesquiteers Series
The Three Mesquiteers Bob Livingston Ray Corrigan and Max Terhune star in Ghost Town Gold at Republic New Theatre Saturday Republic Studios. They pursue a bank robbery to a deserted mining town where an eccentric town master and gun battles unfold. Kay Hughes adds to the film’s entertainment value while Jack Martell’s photography and Jog Kane's direction earn praise.
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Republic Studios
Bob Livingston
Ray Corrigan
Max Ter=hune
Texas
Melburn Morante
Republic
Kay Hughes
Jack Marta
Jog Kane
Bailey Named Senator Nominee in Arkansas
Governor Bailey receives a telegram from Postmaster General Farley congratulating him on being designated by the Arkansas Democratic state committee as the nominee for United States senator to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Joseph T. Robinson. The telegram notes Farley’s belated send off and sends best regards. Bailey was away attending a county function in Cross County when the message arrived.
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Erner Bailey
Pratt. Eaton
Texarkana
Steelebatt
Farley
Bailey
Little Rock
Ark
James A. Farley
Democratic State Committee
United States Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Cross County
WPA Adult School to Open Here August 15
Mrs. Ethel Whitehurst announced the WPA adult school would reopen on August 15. The classes will be held at 423 West Division Street and enrollment is to be completed at the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Ethel Whitehurst
West Division Street
Thepening Ler
Mooney Reported Seriously Ill at San Quentin
SAN QUENTIN Cal. Tom Mooney, convicted 1918 Preparedness Day bomber, was sent to San Quentin Prison Wednesday with a gut bladder infection, doctors said his condition was serious.
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San Quentin. Cal
Mooney
San Quentin
Priaun Heeq
Mena enacts Sunday beer ban and dance hall halt
The Mena City Council passed an ordinance forbidding beer sales on Sunday from midnight Saturday to midnight Sunday and prohibiting dance halls or public dances within city limits during the same period. Violations carry a $5 to $25 fine and the measure takes effect immediately upon publication.
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Mena
Policemen Called Over Stolen House Gambling Ad
Hamilton, Mont. Ravalli county licenses poker tables as a poker game draws attention in town. A sound car promotes the game with a free beer offer, tied to the advertising push by Poker Pete and Black Jack Bill.
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Hamilton
Mont
Poker Pete
Black Jack Bill
Ravalli County
Gene Austin agrees to support ex wife in settlement
Chicago report says Eugene Austin aged 37, composer, was released from a legal writ after agreeing to pay 1500 dollars and deed his Meridian Louisiana home to his former wife Kathryn Austin Rosenbaum of Kalamazoo Michigan. Rosenbaum had secured the writ on a complaint that he owed six thousand dollars for the support of their eight year old child Ann.
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Chicago
Eugene Austin
Meridian
Kathryn Austin Rosenbaum
Kalamazoo
Mich
Rosenbaum
Ann
Recruit Jots Down Notes on Hitters
CHICAGO Lowrie Crawford a left hand pitcher from Princess University attends a post grad course on the Philadelphia Phillies bench. Crawford keeps a notebook in his back pocket and uses it during games to note weaknesses of rival hitters. The piece mentions Lee Meadows once aiding the Phillies and a Paris actress Sarah Bernhardt.
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Chicago
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Reese
St. Marks Episcopal
Albert Graves
Winnie Lee Floyd
Yazoo City
A. C. Whitehurst
Lille Rock
Teachers Work Training Institute
Clyde Monts
D. L. Bush
Earnest O'Neal
C. Cook
Carolyn Robertson
Rose Myra Dossett
Frances Gwen Williwins
Mary Lou Morgan
Ruth Bowden
Frances Holloman
Harrriet Story
Tor Nelson
Bizhee
Aviz
Matlie Elis Jared
Clara Ellis
Prescott
Garrett Story
Rialto
Kermit Maynard
Buck Jones
Sevlal —Cirtaon— —and
Hugh Herbert
Jack Oakie
Ann Sothern
Nan Grey
Remt Taylor
Bustenpad
Eddie
Iced Air Ang Dlly
T-O-P-S
Frank McHugh
Joan Blondell
Guy Kibbee
Humphrey Bogart
Allen Jenkins
Carol Hughes
Andy Clyde
Acis
Stars of
Tomorvasy
Ile
Yeenee
Vedo Cavaliers
Cavius
Abiea Ys
Bob Lillingston
Max Terhune
Marry Langdon
Coons
Henderson Stars
Uncle Sam
U. S. Army Air Corps
Bell Aircraft Corporation of
Buffalo
Brazil
Detroit
Stinson
Maj
Franccisco Mello
Lindbergh
Darke Bhering Motive
Boy
By Helen Welshimer
Edr
Tom Mooney
City Bakery
ARLAD
Wei
Gene Austin
Sarah Bernhardt
TG Vnc
Frisco
Hot Springs National Park
Eastman
HOTEL
Eastman and Baths
O. Emmett Karston
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