Doule-Header for Storks on Sunday
Hope Storks host their first double header of the season on Sunday at Fair Park. The 2:30 p.m. opener features Williams Lumber Co. of Sheridan opposing Hope with Aston CCC recruit W. Whittaker pitching. In the nightcap Okay faces the Storks with Lefty McDowell on the mound, backed by Bob Dildy. Duke Wells returns for Hope as a former Henderson State star, and Kraftmen of Camden visit next Tuesday. Manager Lloyd Coop says ticket prices remain unchanged.
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Hope Storks
Williams Lumber Co
Sheridan
Storks
W. Whittaker
Aston CCC
Hope
Okay
Lefty McDowell
Bob Dildy
Arkansas
Duke Wells
Henderson State
Kraftmen
Camden
Fair Park
Lloyd Coop
The Wolf at the Door by Robert Francis reviewed
A French farm tale feature calls imagination a salvation while real life tests characters. Three girls on a dairyman’s farm face grim neighbors and a father with a wooden leg from war as the graveyard scents linger and the tale weighs fate versus escape.
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Robert Francis
India Viceroy Linlthgow Faces Huge Task In India
The new viceroy Lord Linlthgow presides over Britain s vast domain with 359 million subjects and the challenge of establishing a federal system. He is 47 and among history s youngest viceroys, facing immense duties amid a world of upheaval. The passage also discusses a literary piece on Catherine and the value of humor as an antidote to trouble, urging healthy perspective and inner reflection.
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Marquess of Linthgow
India
Britain
Lord Liniithgow
Catherine
New Dealers and Lobbyists in Washington Hall
A captioned sketch describes Democratic ex-committee members from Nebraska, Montana, and New Hampshire who moved to Washington to open law offices as pressure grew on Roosevelt. It notes their ties to power groups, their lobby work and large clients, and lists other prominent ex-public servants now active as lobbyists, including Tumulty and Palmer, amid a broad portrait of post-New Deal influence.
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Democratic National
Nebraska
Montana
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Power Trust
Cath
Mullen
Henry Doherty
James E. Hanley
Federal Radio Commission
Commission
Elmer W. Pratt
PWA
National Emergency Council
Jackson
Fational Committee
Massachusetts Avenue
Electric Bond & Ehure
Niagara Hudson Power Co
Kremer
Campian
Rome
Robert Dollar
Farley Ocean Mail
Gene Homer Cummings
Department of Justice
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
International Mercantile Marine
Rayon Mariner
Cremings
Commercery Roper
Wola Perkins
Tekes
Tur Well
Hopkins
Washington
Bae Uf
Miese
Joseph PL
American Liberty League
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Local residents enjoy visits and visits across town
A string of short social notes records Mrs. Gorenn Fuller visiting her sister in Oakdale La, Hollis Galloway staying with his parents in Stamps, Gilbert Puller family returning from Dallas, and Miss Suzanne Sage visiting C F Martin and daughter Bobbie Nell. Other entries mention Mrs Minds Fuller and Mr G E Fuller hosting and Marie Mullins visiting her brother Roy Mullins near Hope, with neighbors Abelirt Galloway and L. Fuller noted in casual gatherings.
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C. L. Mitchell
Gorenn Fuller
Relel Hollingsworth
Oakdale
Hollis Galloway
Elbert Galloway
Stamps
Gilbert Puller
Floyd Fuller
Dallas
Lexas
Texas
Suzanne Sage
C. F. Martin
Bobbie Nell
J.B
Puller
Horace Fuller
States
Marie Mullins
Roy Mullins
Near Hope
D. B. Bailey
Nellie Jean
Weir private practice links in labor, politics, and law
The article outlines former officials and aides who moved into private practice, listing roles from Weirton Steel labor board shifts to White House negotiations. It notes ex-officials like Pat Hurley, Charles Curtis, Mabel Willebrandt, James Doran, William MacCracken, Ted Clark, Bascom Slemp, Frant Monell, and others, with various fees and clients including oil, aviation, and disinfecting sectors.
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Weirs
National Labor Board
Weirton Steel Cast
Department of Justice
White House
Republi
Pat Hurley
Associated Gas & Elvetrie
Charles Curtis
Brinkley
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Fevit
Metro-Goldwyn
James M. Doran
Commerce
William P. MacCracken
Ted Clark
Coolidge
Bascom Slemp
Frant Monell
House
Republican National Committee
Avi Q. Titson
Jimny Watson
Washington
George Moses
New Hampshire
Fuller family and friends visit various Tennessee relatives
Mr and Mrs C A Fuller and Mrs Glande McCinnell visit in Tennessee with their families. Mrs Roberts and Miss Pickard spend time with relatives at Puller and nearby. Mrs Joe England and children also visiting local family.
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C. AL Fuller
Glande McCinnell
Roberts
Wedutme
Tennessee
Miss Pickard
G. EB
Puller
J. A Collier
Near Hope
Joe England
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Doule
Whittaker
CCC
Willams Lumber Co
Welsnin
Laughier
Wee
Page’s Market
East Third Street
Lamb
Digger
EAGLE
Geo.w. Robison & Co
Prescott
Nashville
Senate Lobby
Weld Iwetcome
Cemattiwre
Howard Ywopson
Qivesident
Cas & Electrig
Winfelting
Bit Hopsends
Lana
W. P. Singleton
Sed
Unique Sandwich Shop
TOM Jack
Mobil
Hall Brothers Cleaners
Decker
Jemima
Hobbs Meric
Bodcaw No. 1
Frederics
Eugenes
Tulip Gil
Miracle
Lewis Beauly
Consult
Roy Anderson and Company P
Rom Kinser
Catton Row
WESCO
Eee
Frazier
HILC
Swift
Avondale
Avondale Peas
Corn Flakes Country Club
JRAN
City Fianace Company
Pho. TL
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