Official Vote in City Primary Does Not Alter Races
Hope Rotary talks frame labor policy in a debate on wage and hour bills. The discussion contrasts AFL and CIO approaches, with focus on the Black-Connery Bill proposing a 49 cent minimum wage, 40 hour workweek, and government powers to inspect payrolls, aiming to regulate industrial labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Rotary Club
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Friends of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
CLO
Congress Near End of Third Week of Special Session
Congress enters the third week of the special session with slow debate and no clear vote outlook. Senator Borah denounces the bill as bureaucratic, warning it harms farmers while neglecting hungry pensioners, as wage and hour reform faces renewed opposition.
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Congress
Waslington
Roosevelt
House
Benitur Borah R-ida
Red Cross Fund Nears Nine Hundred in County Campaign
A second report from McCaskill boosted Hempstead County Red Cross Roll Membership to 893.00 dollars, with J. G. Harris submitting the figures. County chairman Wayne Uf England noted missing reports from Spring Hill and Bingene, and said the drive would end this week with Saturday’s Star tally as the final update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskill
Hempstead County
Red Cross
J. G. Harris
Wayne
Thought on duty by E H Chapin
A fragment reflecting on broader duties beyond self and the sense of unity among people. The author suggests that wider spheres of responsibility align with our shared aims and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
Degree for Drunk Outlined by Judge
Fragmented OCR notes describe a judge named Eugene O'Dunne outlining a degree of drunkenness. The garbled phrases mention intoxication, pledges, and terms like sober and drunk, with unclear references to cases or circumstances.
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Ballimore
Eugene O'Dunne
Cranim Crackers Puzzle Card Hidden Language Rules
A garbled puzzle asks for language tricks and slogan origins with hints about vowels order and political campaigns. It requests dates parties or campaigns linked to old slogans and mentions a classified page context titled Mage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benen
Casting Office for Local Kid Movie Opens Here Saturday
Local auditions pour in as the Saenger theater sponsors a child friendly film to be shot entirely in town. Melton Barker Juvenile Productions has been engaged to supply the cast of local youngsters for roles in the motion picture with all parts filled locally.
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Eairies
Saenger Theater
Leatic
Melton Barker Juvenile Productions
William BD. Patton
10 000 Chicks Flown Every Week to the Tropics
Pan American Airways creates a million-dollar export line moving baby chicks by air to Central and South America. Since 1929, American shipments of hatching eggs and chicks have overcome South American poultry shortages by a system of light, ventilated crates and a dedicated “baby chick flying apartment” on long-haul flights. Chicks are shipped at under 12 days old with strict care, and demand now outpaces supply as regular shippers reserve space on the routes to Rio, Lima, and beyond.
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Brownsville
Texas
Central
South America
Pan-American Airways
Central America
United States
Paul Tyrain
Guatemalia
Andy
Yehicken
Nany
Rio Te Taneira
Miami
Peru
Caribbean Islands
Federal Bureau Pays Dividends to Taxpayers
New York reports FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced that the bureau returned more than 185 million dollars in savings recoveries and other sums after spending about 18 million in four years. He described the operation as yielding dividends of three dollars for every one spent.
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Su'imary
W. A. Atkins
Steve Carrigan
D. T Heney
Thompsin Ryans
Wort
van Sickle
Ward Two
Alilecamm
A. Keith
Central Committernan
Tom Comman
Wand Thier
W. A. Lewis
Ware
Cor
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bureau
Inereha Sugamwono
Plans Friday Meeting on Baptist Member Drive
All deacons of First Baptist will meet with chosen laymen and women Friday night at T15 in the Educational Building to complete plans for the Every Member Canvass of the church membership Sunday December. The text also discusses halibut anatomy and weight.
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First’ Baptist
Cotton Prices Steady in New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans December cotton market opened Friday at 7.09 and closed steady two points higher. Spot cotton finished the day with a moderate gain, middling grade at 42.12 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Cullor
School Teachers to Hold Meeting in Capital Hotel
Hympstead County teachers association to meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Capital hotel dining room to discuss the Teachers Retirement Act. About 30 teachers are expected. male white teachers compose the club, with A B Worthington of Blevins as president.
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Hympstead County School
Capital Hotel
Clifford Blacktam
Little Reel
Vic Schooloisgiers Club
A.B. Worthington
Blevins
Jimmie 4Uies
Hope
Worthington
Payroll Robbery Hit Lockport Post Office
Gunmen raided the Lockport post office 36 miles southwest of Chicago, wounding a clerk in the leg and escaping with about $25,000. The RL-uPi-A gang was reported involved as officers pursued three remaining bandits.
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Lockport
uPi
Chicago
Crepe Chasing Florists Ait by Flower Dealers
Southeast Florist Association convention condemns the practice of crepe chasing by florists. A proposed crepe release details enter bereaved homes as sympathetic friends to meet relatives for the purpose of securing flower purchases.
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Southeastern Florist Association
Passenger Rate Hike for Western Railroads
Washington. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 2.5 million dollar passenger fare increase for western railroads. The higher fare gates will take effect in 10 days.
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Washington
Intrstate Commerce Commission
Rome Newspaper Attacks Britain France and U S
An Italian editorial in Popol D Italia accuses Britain France and the United States of planning economic strangulation of the have not nations. Mussolini may be behind the attack as Britain streamlines army leadership and France seeks to nullify the Versailles frontier provisions. In Shanghai Japanese troops withdraw from a portion of the International settlement after a parade incident prompting cancelation of a second parade through the French concession.
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Associated Press
Britain
France
United States
I Popol D'Italia
Mussolini
Italy
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Shanghai
China
Dan Charles
PBS Pride
Fourth Marines
Sétor
International Settlement
State Teachers May Go to Coast
Conway Arkansas State Teachers football team, unbeaten the past two years, trains as talk of a year end Coast engagement circulates. Fresno State College linked to a Christmas Day game at Pasadena. coach Warren Woortson declines to comment. The peacock worm builds tall tubes in sand near shores, rising tide exposes its gill-plumes to feed.
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Conway
Arkansas State Teachers
West Coast
Warren Woortson
Fresno State College
Pasadena
Christmas Superstitions From Early American Tribes
A brief note recalls early American Indians who converted to Christianity and held that on Christmas Eve deer knelt in worship of the Great Spirit, reflecting fusion of native beliefs with Christian reverence.
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T. R. Billingsley
Weiter
Borah
England
Tropics
Pan-American Ctpnermentave
Don Singer
Ryvice
PAA Expressman
Chick Vullman
Federal Bureau
Department
Schoolmasters Club
Great, Britain and
Northern Ireland
Channel Islands
Isle of Man
Irish Free State
India
Hlinois
Rome
Bears
Fresno College
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