Prize for Peace Debate Emphasizes Kellogg Plan
The article discusses praise for Nobel laureate Lewis and the Rockefeller Institute, crediting peace efforts to Kellogg and Lindbergh. It notes support for a two nation treaty and Briand's proposal, suggesting the Kellogg pact could strengthen in times of stress and widen global cooperation.
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Nobel Nelair Lewis
Rockefeller Institute
Frank Th
Ement
Lindbergh
America
Kelly
Republic of Gerie
Briand
Better Trained Teachers Spark Arkansas Education Push
C M Hirst, state superintendent, urges higher qualifications for Arkansas teachers. He cites that only 23 percent of elementary teachers have two years of college or equivalent training, 54 percent of high school teachers lack four years, and 55 percent of white elementary teachers earned $600 or less annually in 1928. He argues salary increases are needed to attract qualified staff and notes Arkansas has made notable strides in teacher development.
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Arkansas
C. M. Hirst
Ber-ee
Jaens
Hout Springs
New
Luckless Bridegroom to Wed Capone Kin's Sister
A Chicago groom faces a forced match with Al Capone's sister as a state-influenced alliance. The wedding, previously moving toward a different bride, is derailed only by Capone’s clan ties. The would-be groom had begun license steps before the switch.
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al Capone
Clan of Capone
Study on Family Life Highlights Urbanization Effects
A White House Conference committee led by Dr. Stanley concluded that American family life has not undergone fundamental change despite rapid social shifts. The study of 7,000 children shows marriage rises in smaller towns, rural families are larger, and urbanization brings more outside work, higher divorce and illegitimacy, but urban children show better adjustment.
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Rodney Dutcher
Service
Witee
Siedern
Gue
Coltrol
Witich
Tyee
Hythe
Cifley
Ahosa
Tome
Stanley
Bpartments
Haly
African Gold Rush May Follow Legal Ruling
CAPETOWN South Africa a rush of prospectors in Namaqualands is expected after a magistrate in Spingbokfontein ruled that prospecting in the sea is not illegal L W P Thom faced charges for staking a claim between high and low tide marks and pan ning gravel in the sea The court held ground between water marks is not land in the legal sense and work there is not an infringement Thom was discharged.
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Capetown
South Africa
N.p
Namaqualands
Spingbokfontein
L W. P. Thom
Thee
Thom
Fragmentary note about a ride and bluff at a yard
A garbled OCR line mentions a ride, a bluff, and a pack of items. The text is unclear. readable fragments reference a yard, the Soulthern Gross, and casual chatter about getting a ride. No coherent event or person identified.
Mrs Gabble-Gable Loses Voice After Incident
In a local tale, Mrs Gabble-Gable suffers a troubling misfortune as her hand is found to be near injury or numbness, casting concern over her ability to speak or perform daily tasks, with community curiosity about the cause and remedy.
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Asker
Bobby Jones leaves golf for film with $250000 payday
A quirky item notes Bobby Jones quitting golf to pursue acting for a $250,000 film deal. The piece also mentions Maryland opening a journalism school and other witty, varied nods to performers and public figures.
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Bobby Jones
Wreen
Woodland woodlands in farm management discussed
A Arkansas Extension School of Forestry will hold sessions at the Pine Bluff Pides Hotel December 12 on farm woodlands. A. Dickey of the University of Arkansas will discuss how woodlands contribute to farm income and how protection and care enhance timber production.
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Pine Bluff
Ue A. Dickey
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Arkansas Extension School of Forestry
Pides Hotel
Dickey
Arkansas Timberlands
Universal Bible Sunday Observance Urged For Dec 7
Governor Harvey Penell urges Universal Bible Sunday observance on December 7 across Arkansas churches. The American Bible Society sponsors the event, distributing about eleven million Bibles and portions in nearly two hundred languages to promote peace through shared faith.
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Little Rock
Harvey Penell
Universal Bible
Arkansas
American Bible, Society, Qr
United States
Universal Bible Sunday
Parnell
Drouth Reveals Coal Vein in River Bed
Charleroi district relief appears as drought exposes a coal seam along Ten Mile Creek. Residents near the creek use nick and shovel to mine the outcrop, easing fuel shortages for several families.
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Charleroi
Boen Iy
Leaat
Ti Hes
Ten- Mile Creek
Waynesburg
Fortune Heads Kansas Cross Country Runners
Addie Fortune of Lawrence was elected captain of the University of Kansas cross country team but ruled ineligible by the Big Six committee. The ruling counts competition years by the June to June cycle, declaring Fortune ineligible though he had been a top distance runner with a 9:45 two mile and a 4:28 mile record.
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Lawrence
Sen
Addie Foretune
University of Kansas
Fortune
Uetil
Farm Women Ready For Boston Session
Delegates gather in Boston for the opening session of the National Farm Women Conference, a lead in to the 12th annual Amativan Farm Bureau Federation convention. Women speakers include Mrs. Florence Bavelt of Verdi Nevada, Mrs. Leo Grouton of Farmington Connecticut, Miss Mary Mims of Baton Rouge Louisiana, Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson of Albia Iowa, and Mrs. W. Q. Redford of Warrensburg Missouri.
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Boston
U.P
Amativan Farm Bureau Federation
Florence Bavelt
Verdi
Ney
Leo Grouton
Farmington
Conn
Mary Mims
Baton Rouge
Ellsworth Richardson
Albia
Jana
W. Q. Redford
Warrensbug Mo
Atlantic Ocean Queens Go Inth Beauty Shaft
Faint readable fragments note a reference to a queen figure and a beauty shaft. The text mentions an annual event or ritual and a foe or antagonist, with unclear details about who participates or where the event occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Architect Says Sweden Setting Building Pace
St Louis architect Louis La Beaume says Sweden leads in architectural development with a modern, individual style. He criticizes a New York chief building as a damaging advertising slant toward the robotic.
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ST. Louis
Sweden
Louis la Beaume
Shey
la Beaume
New York
Orchid Collection Valued at Million
New Orleans reports a valued orchid collection held by Farley of Gentilly. The article describes orchids as the world’s costliest flowers and notes production on a quantity bid basis by KE, A.
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New Orleans
Ke, A
Farley
Gentilly
Edward G Robinson in Scege Tale of Courtroom Stand
A fragment from a 1930s style news page notes Edward G Robinson amid a courtroom scene. The text hints at a feature on a star actor facing legal or dramatic pressure with possible title Saenger on a Wednesday.
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