Moments Between Past and Present in Waldo News
The issue blends verse on living in the moment with a parade of social notes. Reports include families visiting relatives in Brookhaven and St Charles, weddings in Waldo, engagements, Christmas gatherings across multiple households, and local residents traveling or hosting guests from Dallas, Oklahoma City, Shreveport, and beyond. The hometown notices capture a busy holiday season in small-town life, with names, places, and events tied together by Christmas and year-end reflections.
Deanna Durbin Shines In First Love At Saenger
Deanna Durbin appears in the Universal picture First Love at the Saenger Theatre. The film introduces romance and a parentless heroine, with Robert Stack and Lewis Howard as new leads. Supporting cast includes Helen Parrish and Leatrice Joy. Henry Koster directs, Joe Pasternak produces, Jo Valentine handles photography.
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Deanna Durbin
Universal
Saenger Theatre
Deanna
Miss Durbin
Gentina
Amiapola
Aml Precini
Madame Butterfly
Robert Stack
Lewis Howard
Helen Parrish
Eugene Palletta
Leatrice Joy
June Storey
Marcia Mae Jones
Charles Coleman
Henry Koster
Joe Pasternak
Jo Valentine
Odd Village Names and Holiday Visits Noted in News
The piece lists English village names such as Egg Jump and High Ham with a humorous note on local visitors like Lewis and Nell McCarge of Prescott and Lois Kenney and children visiting C. C. Westerman family. It also mentions a Hollywood kiss tester, Russian maneuvers before the public, and rabbit skins used in felt hat production.
Raising a Family and the Boy’s Move to Outside Friends
When a boy reaches gang age parents should stay close but join his world. Make his interests theirs and stay supportive rather than clingy. Accept outside friends as normal, admire his pursuits, and dad should participate to earn his gratitude. Maintain balance to prevent loss of the boy to a wider circle.
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James
Mathers
Tommy
Tom
Dad
Dies Seeks Records On Peace Group Front For Communism
Dies Gunning releases a record listing 565 government employees on the mailing list of the American League for Peace and Democracy. He claims the group is a front for Communism, noting 10 percent of members are Communists and Earl Browder calls it a transmission belt. Roosevelt condemns the tactic as sordid while Dies presses for departmental cooperation, insisting he is pursuing important work.
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American League For Peace and Democracy
Dies
League
Earl Brawder
Roosevelt
Ask Dies
Clemson Tigers Rise To National Spotlight In Cotton Bowl Era
Clemson University, rooted in South Carolina’s northwest corner near the Blue Ridge, gains national attention as Jess Neely builds a powerful team. With McFaddin at tailback, Bryant on the wing, Blalock a standout receiver, and a strong single wing offense, Clemson earns prestige from the Cotton Bowl and solidifies its football map status.
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United States
California
Pasadena
Alabamy
Washington
Alabama
Clemson
Tigers
Boston College
Dallas
Banks McFaddin
South Carolina
Blue Ridge
Dixie Estate
John C. Calhoun
Clemson College
Thomas G. Clemson
John W. Heisman
Mason-Dixon Line
Frank 4. Shaughnessy
International League
Frank Dobson
Princeton
Dixie Football
Josh Cady
Cody
Jess Neely
Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin
Cremson
MecFadden
Shad Bryant
McFadden
Bryant
Joe Blalock
Tiger
Dies defends career amid speculation on senate race
Martin Dies brushes off rumors of a run for higher office noting his willingness to confront controversial issues. He says his investigations are on the record and cites broad public support beyond city dwellers as justification for continuing his work despite criticism.
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Sid Henry
Faday
Hope
Kurrow
Ae W. W. Duckett
Mrs
B. J. Newton
Mr. Newtor
Little Ruel
Ome
H.W. Hatcher
Eudora
Maxine
Doris
Patsy
Iy Brookhaven
Margaret Griffith
J. D. Griffith
Lewis Bradberry
Ward
Waldo
Waldy
Waldo Leinber Co
Kenpath
St. Charles
Arley
FL S. Horton
Franklin Morton
Q. W. Dueringer
Sain Charles, Mo
Odr
Perry Dalton
Shreve- Sport
Ernest Hart
Temple
Texas
Dwight Andres
Andres
Woc Andres O
George Crews
East Third Street
K. C. Bowman
Mary Anh
Evelyn Crews
Gilson Crews
Oklahoma City
Olja
Bol Jonus
Charleston
West Va
Glenn Crews
Saint Louis
Rose Harrie
Crews
J. T. West
Hattie Anne Feild
Mae Reynolds
Hollywood
Calif
Camden
Ark
J. W. Phillips
Ambrose Phillips
Idabel
Okla
Bessie Smith
Austin
Norman Johnson
Shreveport
Eleanordine Feild
Little Rock
George Fox
Ian Scott
Coffayville, Kan
C. C. Chaney
M. M. McCloughan
Mars
E. E. McClougha
Okiu
Harriet Story
Mrs. Howard Stuart
Tuseinosi, Ala
Tuesi Wedra Art Submarine
Ken
Janet Gaynor Frederic March
Star
Eanna
Samuel Goldwyn
Vars
Gary Cooper
David Niven
Andrea Leeds
Reginald Owen
Cox Drug Store
Ove
Lewis and
Nell McCarge
Prescott
Lois Kenney
Miss Danelle
James Kenney
Atchens Ga
C. C. Westerman
Buster
Yonder Hill
Switzerland
HILLS
Hoaple
Tam
Yoorl
ALPS
Congress
Rep. J. Will Taylor
Tennessee
Hoover
Martin
Ave
Shepshed
Leicestershire
China
Briant’s
Ladies Specialty Shop
Harry W. Shiver
E. Ave
Is Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Hope, Arkansas
Federa
Floreseer
Home Loan Bank
E. G. Greening
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