Tobacco Road on Texarkana Stage at Paramount Theatre
John Barton leads Tobacco Road in Texarkana for two nights and Saturday matinee at the Paramount. The play, a coast-to-coast success by Jack Kirkland from Erskine Caldwell, portrays tenement life of Georgia sharecroppers with strong acclaim from editors and scholars worldwide.
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Ten Commandments debated by NYU students in overlay of modern living
A group of 1155 NYU students discussed the worth of the ten commandments as modern living rules. While most agreed they are solid guides, some questioned commands on God, sex, and theft. The piece notes mixed reactions from the audience and the humor in the review of age old rules. It also contrasts differing views on morality across generations and mentions Texas football rivalries and a Galveston Bay salt dam findings.
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Metal Spinning Keeps Craft Alive in Dayton
In Dayton a small group of craftsmen practice metal spinning, a non mass produced art. Veteran Joseph Nagel, with 49 years experience, produced aluminum alloy noses for the Akron and Macon dirigibles using a screwdriver like tool to shape the spinning disc over a wooden form. They turn out conical pieces, coffee wares, kitchen utensils, ashtrays, and other devices.
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24 Words Were Used They All Meant No
Chicago relief agency records show an elderly Black man distraught at being denied clothing due to funds shortfall. He repeats questions and expresses frustration over the curt rejection letter citing paucity of funds.
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Local Residents and Visitors Visit Nashville and Nearby Towns
A series of brief notices lists numerous people visiting Nashville and nearby towns for business or shopping on a recent Saturday and Thursday. Names include Tokio Me, Mrs Bye Steir, Jack, Davidt Stell, Mel and Mrs Howard Cooley, Mrs Sam Steuart, Mrs Elden Cooley, W A McLaughlin, CG C McLarty, Lewis Goteher, Mr and Mrs Bartlett Woods, Mr and Mrs Keley Harper, L A Steuart, Mr and Mrs A C McHughes and Irene, A C Holt, C M Hipp, Robert Ray, W W Goodwin, Mrs Frank Griffith, Aunt Bill Huddleston, Dildy Paorerfield, J T Harris Sr, Barney Hutson, Irby Moreen, and others. A public remark notes a student described a skunk as a bushy tailed animal with a white stripe and odd misstatement about its diet.
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Unclear OCR Item on College Nicknames and Shea First Fil
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Robert Taylor and a college nickname theme tied to Shea First Fil, with unclear payment and accents. Details are unreadable and cannot confirm event, date, or proper names.
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Colonel Price Led Shanghai Defense in War’s Long Reach
Colonel Charles Freedwick Berthold Price, commander of the Fourth Marines, halted a Japanese incursion near the Marine defeated area in Shanghai. A veteran of foreign service including Cuba, Nicaragua, France and China, he is known as “Snig” among colleagues for his blunt manner and linguistic fluency. Born in Germany on September 14, 1881, Price has served in multiple postings, with wife Dolly and two children accompanying him in Shanghai.
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Wooden respirator saves Denver children in race against death
In Steele Memorial Hospital Denver two children faced paralyzed lungs and shared a single respirator. A Toronto wooden respirator was flown by airliner to Denver to save one child but another died. Fire trucks rushed the device to the hospital as the hospital staff fought for life.
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Safe and Sane Driving by the National Safety Council
The article warns of reckless drivers who race on the highway and swerve unpredictably. It notes dangers of driving on the wrong side, causing frequent side swipes and head on collisions, with five states reporting up to 42 percent of accidents from wrong side driving. Stay safe and keep to your lane.
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Tough Problem H C Carleson Names Bob Johnsons on Panthers
Pittsburgh coach Dy Carleson faces a muddled Panthers roster with two Bob Johnsons. He designates them as No 1 and No 2, using the mix up in practice. Eddie Lowery of Michigan names Gibb James as a top college hockey prospect for professional ranks.
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Army of Santas prompt curious tots on street corners
Chicago psychologists advise easing Santa Claus questions from children by turning the myth into a shared game. They warn parents that insisting on the legend can complicate trust and suggest letting kids play Santa themselves to keep the tradition light and harmless.
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