AP News Agency Credit Note and Advertising Listings
The document lists Associated Press credit terms and national advertising representatives for Arkansas, Memphis, New York, Chicago, Detroit, and St. Louis. It notes exclusive republication rights and local news credits and provides addresses for major city offices and agents.
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Jiétiber
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Tetin
Sterick
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
Ill
E. Wack Drive
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
Nosebleed Causes and Treatments by Dr Morris Fishbein
An article by Dr Morris Fishbein explains common nosebleeds arise from blood vessel damage in the nasal cavity front, with back bleeding being harder to locate and treat. It notes cold irrigation, topical vasoconstrictors like epinephrine, and direct pressure, plus rare cases needing blood transfusion or splenectomy, and stresses prompt action to save life.
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Puecprien
Names and blooms inspire children to identify plants
A gardener shares how recognizing plant names aids memory and interest. The author notes dealing with unfamiliar flowers from hibiscus to phlox and verbenas, urging parents and teachers to name leaves, colors, and sizes to boost horticultural enthusiasm in children.
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Hellysay
Johnny
Hollywood Premieres Bring Stars Through Tight Gauntlet
Hollywood eyewitness recounts Sid Grauman style premieres with grandstands for 1500 fans and 15000 outside as stars enter through a gauntlet of police and blinding lights. The piece notes traffic jams, autograph envy, and the spectacle around Warner Brothers Anthony Adverse premiere.
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Hollywood
Sid Grauman
Mub
Anthony Adverse
Premere
Warner Brothers
Stars Attract Big Names In A Hollywood Show
A chaotic fragment recalls a star packed performance with Myrna Loy, Dick Powell, Joan Blondell, Robert Taylor, Eleanor Powell, Marion Davies, Jean Harlow and William Powell. Spectators cheered as ushers closed theater doors. a girl asked if the writer would wait for the stars to leave, joking about the long wait.
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Arthur Mothblow
Loy
Myrna Loy
Mr. Loy
Mr. Hornblow
Dick Powell
Joan Blondel
Robert Tayior
Eleanor Powell
Marion Davies
Jean Harlow
Willian Powell
Shirley Temple
Bexar
Eversdwely
Tci
Hope and El Dorado Visitors and Short Travels
Washington residents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Byers spent Monday in Hope. Miss Margaret Black and Alfred Black and Mrs. BE W. McGough of El Dorado visited with E. B. Black and Mrs. W. H. Etter Jr and baby Sarah June in El Dorado for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Grant of Little Rock visited Mrs. Satie L. Etter this week. Mrs. LeRoy Head and children of El Dorado were guests of the Watkins family last weekend. Norvel Kelly was in town visiting and working as a Henderson State Teachers College student representative. Mary Catts visited Hope briefly on Monday. M. & Tate left for Little Rock to resign work after a leave. Cecil Kinsberry of Nashville visited his mother Susie Barrow Tuesday. Foster Citty of the Highway Des sortment spends vacation with Manenea is Spencine.
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J. P. Byers
Hope
Margaret Black
Alfred. Black
BE. W. McGough
ElDorado
E. B. Black
W. H. Etter, Jr
Sarah June
C. N. Thimble
Chas. H. Grant
Lite Rock
Grant
Satie L. Etter
LeRoy Head
el Dorado
W. D. Watkins
Norvel Kelly
Fron
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Mary Catts
M. &. Tate
Little Rock
Washington
Cecil Kinsberry
Nashville
Susie Barrow
Foster Citty
The
Highway Dessortment
Maneneais Spencine
President Visits Relatives Amid Washington Visit Ties
The President relaxes with his aunts Mrs Pink Horton and Miss Ella Monroe and his sister Mrs Tom Ridehill who is visiting in Washington. Mr and Mrs Lionel Crimden of Hartford Arkansas were Sunday visitors of Mrs Crimden's parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Lively and Mrs Oscar Goll and Mrs Clousl Anew with the lus in Hope Moda.
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Pink Horton
Ella Monroe
Tom Ridehill
Washington
Lionel Crimden
Hartford, Ark
Crimtden
Jasper Lively
Oscar Goll
Mrs. Clousl
Labor Party Rise Seen by 1940 Amid Third-Party Talk
Washington observers say a sizable labor movement may form a third party by 1940. Hurdles include petitions and district by district signing. George L Berry and unions back Roosevelt era policies, while others fear party merger with Democrats or Republicans.
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Labor Party
Preston Grover
Preta
Washington
Jebor
Berry
Nucleus Labor
George le Berry
Roosevelt
League
Johns. Lewis United Mine Workers
Mhay
Dear
Eratic Party
Jol L. Lewis
Glise
Virgint
Tydings
Maryland
Hull
Owen D Young
House
Dhd
Senate
The Golden Girl and the Red Poppies Scheme
Molly Milford, daughter of millionaire Jay Milford, attends a party where gang leaders plot to kidnap her and stage a bank heist to force a payoff. A mysterious man named Sam Smith reveals himself, offering help and a risky romantic encounter as plans unfold amid masked plans and dangerous distractions.
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Molly Milwoud
Bnent
Stuart
Molly
Nike
Ted
Rae Mally
Trent
Netse
Golden
Jay Milford
Federal
Chicago
Frenchy
Nelse
Dancing With a Mysterious Stranger In a Dangerous Town
Mary and Molly drift through a tense scene at Frenchys as Brent asserts control. A bank clerk and a self styled social rebel clash over dating rules while Molly resists, unsure what danger hides behind the city’s safe veneer. The segment ends with a cliffhanger as Sam Smith’s offer looms.
Fall and Winter Pattern Book Offer Headlines
This newspaper notice advertises a fashion pattern book with a range of house and street dress designs. It details fabric types, sizes from 32 to 44, material yardage for size 4, trimming needs, and a coupon to order the pattern with the newspaper’s name, priced at 15 cents or 25 cents with the pattern.
Third party balance of power in Congress debated
The piece ponders what if a third party held decisive influence in Congress and how a president might secure support. It cites Roosevelt aiding Senator Nye and Senator La Follette as an example of coalition dynamics, noting the potential for real bargaining over policy and appropriations.
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America
Europe
Congress
Atectes
Sabinel
Roosevelt
Neveis
Nebraska
la Follete
Wisconsin
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