Flynn Says Lima Conference Faces Difficult Ethics and Economics
John T. Flynn argues the Lima Conference blends ethical, political, and economic issues not easily solvable. He notes South America’s mixed democratic history and warns not to expect united front against fascism, emphasizing practical trade interests with the United States and Brazil.
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United States
Amerie
Germany
Italy
South America
Colombia
Lint
Mussolini
Brazil
Rovernitents
Hull
Europe
Miter
Bravil
United Stites
April 1938 Defeated F D Organization Bill in U S
Feature on Roosevelt era events in April 1938 noting the House vote against the organization bill, European tensions, Daladier’s France, Czech frontiers fears, Spain’s Civil War, plus headlines on births, politics, labor issues, and notable society items. The piece blends international and domestic developments with editorials.
Cotton New Orleans Colt Opens Thursday Handle
A New Orleans colt, described as a cotton trader, opened trading on Thursday and closed at a steady price. Market activity noted as stable with quotes around 6.60, while spot cattle and related details appeared in the mild trading update.
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Owkleans
Asker
Woman snatches money at Texarkana hotel disturbance
Texarkana Ark police respond to downtown hotel disturbance where a woman grabbed two $20 bills from under a pilau and neared unconsciousness. She faced drunkenness and nuisance charges, her husband also cited. A physician treated her with a hot solution and a stomach pump. Officers later returned $40 in currency and $15 change after the incident.
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Texarkana
Ark
Tuxar- Kahn
WPA Funds Run Low As February Deadline Looms
A Washington briefing notes that WPA funding will be exhausted by February 7. Senate and House leaders planned a Thursday conference with President Roosevelt on relief measures. CIO head John Lewis claims one billion dollars was allotted for relief, amid political pressure over capital appropriations.
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Washington
Mind Your Manners Quiz for Courteous Dating
Quiz prompts on proper social behavior during dating. Questions cover honesty about past relationships, boasting, excuses, yawning, and discussing lurid pasts. Sample answers suggest restraint, courtesy, and planning an enjoyable first date without pressuring the other person.
Goodfellows Fund Seeks Holiday Help For Destitute Family
A Grandmother and six motherless children face Christmas with an emptied purse and few earnings. The Goodfellows fund has raised 477.55 dollars and will wrap and distribute gifts Saturday. Donations are accepted at Hope Bank or The Star office in the remaining three days of the drive.
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Leonard Ellis
Saint Nick
Santa Claus
Santa
Christyeas
Goodfellow's
Hope Bank
Star Office
Advange
Charlie Cox
Sewnee Lng
W. J. Jones
John Guthrie
J. L. Damison
Argentina Blocks Pan America Pact
Argentine government balks at fully accepting a completed draft declaration claiming continental solidarity and defensive cooperation in the Western Hemisphere. The move was noted by the Argentine chief delegate and indicated as continued on page four.
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Argentina
Lima
Pert
Lina’ Prox
Pan-American Delegates Face Lavish Lima Formality
Lima's Pan-American Conference life blends courtly ceremony with late hours and strict dress codes. American delegates endure long banquets and daily dress changes as Peruvian pomp, uniforms, and royal-like processions fill the city, with officials meeting late into the night and formalities dominating daily schedules.
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Willis Thornton
NEA
Lima
Peru
Lkely
Spain
New World
Benavides
Little Girl Asks Santa for Blood to Live This Christmas
Gladys Aravit, a seriously ill child in Nashville, asks Santa for something to make her well. Doctors say she needs blood for transfusions due to aplastic anemia. The Nashville post and local Legion volunteers organized blood drives and volunteers flocked to donate. Citizens, firefighters, and police joined the mercy effort, delivering gifts as well while blood supplies rise and more donations are planned.
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Tynan
Gladys Aravit
Lugita Claus
Gladys
Santa Claus
Docwre
Nashville Post
Legion
Harses
Children’s Ward
Coster's Death Note Reveals Financial Scandal Closely Guarded
New York report describes Donald Coster born Philip Musiga ending his life after alleged frauds. He blamed bankers lawyers auditors and high salaried executives for his ruin while lamenting the collapse of his enterprise in Connecticut home, saying the scheme should have been placed in receivership a year earlier.
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New York
Donald Coster
Philip Musiga
MeKossun de Robbins
Connecticut
Mrs. Wallace Rogers of McCaskill Dies at 40
Mrs Wallace Rogers 40 wife of a la chi merchant died Sunday in Bonnell t at Prescot after a short illness. She is buried in Friendship cemetery with services by Rev W Stile Baptist minister. Survived by husband two children Willie Pay and Louie Purden her parents Mr and Mrs Bull Stone and two brothers Windle and Pat Stone. Key Write Books Too Notre Dame professors publish twenty textbooks on sale at the school bookstore.
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Willace Rogers
Bonnell T
Prescot
Friendship Cemetery
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Republicans Push TVA Probe Expansion in Congress Debate
Republicans charge a one sided TVA inquiry may prompt further congressional debate on the controversial Tennessee Valley Authority investigation. Three minority members of the Senate House committee, who had chaired the inquiry, pressed for more funds for a complete survey.
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Washington
Cmir
Tennessee Valley
TVA
Senate-House
Chinese Leader Warns of Realignments in Face of Aid Refusal
The Chinese leader Chiang Kai-Shek has pressed the United States and Great Britain to back China, warning that without democratic encouragement China may drift toward Soviet Russia or totalitarian states, potentially seeking peace terms through concessions. Talks with British and American ambassadors are reported as efforts to secure support amid the crisis. Additional details follow on page one.
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Wei -Geu
Chiang Kai-Shek
United States
Lee
Clini
China
Soviet Russia
Run-Off Primary Vital Says Bailey in Arkansas Report
Governor Bailey warned that failure of the upcoming legislature to pass a run-off primary law would cause utter confusion in election administration. He noted a constitutional amendment, adopted in November, requires a majority in the primary to nominate. He discussed a shift of probated matters to chancery courts, travel expense payment methods, and a drivers license fee rise, without recommending action.
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Cast Selection Set For Amateur Drama “The Travelers”
Hope Amateur Dramatic club meets Thursday at 739 City in the villy building to cast parts from Booth Tarkington comedy The Travelers. Previous Lite Rock production cast members may reprise roles. parts include LaSera the Sigilian guide and Mrs Roberts among others in a fast 40 minute entertainment.
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Vily ‘al
Hope Amateur Dramatic Club
Batts
Booth
Tarkington
Lite Rock
Ares LaSera
Roberts
Sewries Ameryan
Mrs. Roberts
Dessee Roberts
Marie
Salvatore
Germany protests Ickes speech and Italy Tunis accord shifted
Berlin officials condemned Interior Secretary Ickes speech as impudent and insulting in a protest filed with Washington. Paris announced Italy informed France that Tunisia convention terms granting Italian citizenship to Tunisians until 1965 are no longer valid. London reported about 1,000 arrests in Spain linked to a spy hunt following the San Sebastian baggage raid involving Harold Goodman. Washington said the U.S. rejected Germany’s demand for an official apology for Ickes remarks. A grave marker in Centralia, Illinois, notes Alice, first and last wife of Thomas Philip, “Talked to death by friends.”
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Harold K. Ickles
Washington
Ickes
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Rome
Maly
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Maylake
London
Spain
Harold Goodman
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Iran
Sumner Welles
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Welles
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Germman
Wilson
Roosevelt
Centralia
Moulder
Alice
Thos
Philip
Thought Man Fear Death Quote by Mitford
A Thought Man fears death as the greatest evil yet suspects it may be the greatest good, reflecting on mortality and moral paradox attributed to W. Mitford.
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W. Mitford
Sit-Down Strikes Spread Across Nation
The bulletin notes sit down strikes spreading as Britain contemplates abdication of King Edward and U S businesses face proxy moves. Frank fighting ouster moves in Wisconsin, while circulation of literary digest remains red. Dr Jr in Boston and plays draw crowds as "You Can't Take It With You" and "Gone With the Wind" top sales amid the shopping rush days till Christmas.
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Literary Digest
King Edward
DR. Jr. i
Boston
Anthony Adverse
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