USC Edge in Reserve Players Ahead of Rose Bowl
Pasadena Calif Southern California shows a reserve strength edge over Tennessee as the Rose Bowl looms New Year s Day. USC touts depth at quarterback and line while Tennessee counters with strong second unit and dangerous blocking. Coaches Jones and Neyland held a long practice behind closed gates.
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Amby Schindler
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Abe Shires
Boyd Clay
Bill Luttrell
Don Edmiston
Ed Molinski
Bob Suffridge
Harry Smith
Big Ben Sohn
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Bob Foxx
Frank Newman
Ben Neyland
Jones
Pine Bluff Berras to clash with Baton Rouge Golden Bullfrogs
About 600 Zebra Fans will travel by football special, auto, and plane to Baton Rouge for the Pine Bluff High School Berras versus Baton Rouge High School Golden Bullfrogs national championship game. Gov. Carl Bailey and party of 14 will fly to New Orleans then rejoin Arkansas delegation in Baton Rouge, 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Harvey Couch will miss the game due to business in Kansas City.
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Baton Rouge
Gulliver's Travels: New York Studio Tale and Gulliver Creator
In New York George Ross profiles Frank Ramsaye a leading animator behind Gulliver's Travels a bilingual Florida New York project. Ramsaye runs the animated epic with a crew ranging 60 to 600 workers over 18 months shuttling between Manhattan and Florida amid mayor LaGuardia support. The article notes decisions to avoid animals in the film and introduces a character Gabby a reverse Dopey scene swiper.
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Gulliver
Frank Ramsaye
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Florida
Cleveland’s relief crisis blamed on politics and costs
NEA Special Correspondent Clayton Fritchey reports Cleveland, amid booming industry and high bank deposits, faces a severe relief shortfall. He argues state inaction and political wrangling starve urban aid, draining big cities like Cuyahoga of funds while costs rise, risking hunger for relief families.
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Gulliver Heart Beats and Armstrong in a Jazz Chronicle
Fragmented OCR recounts Gulliver interpreting heartbeats on a film sound track and a Miami heart specialist confirming a real heart while a gas station attendant becomes the onscreen heartbeat subject. It shifts to Louis Armstrong nicknamed Satchelmouth and his Harlem, St Louis roots in a retrospective on jazz in New Orleans and Memphis.
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U S A Turns the Heat on Mexico Over Oil Expropriation
A 1930s analysis notes U S pressure on Mexico for oil property seizures and export controls under a bilateral treaty. It details reduced Mexican oil exports to the United States, slumping revenues, wildfire sanctions against Mexican oil, and shifts in silver purchases reflecting tightened economic pressure.
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Unclear Text Fragment Highlights Steamboat Trumpet Incident
A fragmented OCR line references a trumpet related incident on steamboats on the Mississippi and mentions Turley, with notes about virus makeshift bands and reputability of cases. The readable portion is too partial to determine a full event or names.
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Keep Their Tongues Moving The Conciliation Service
Bruce Catton reports on the Secretar y of Labor's annual review of the Conciliation Service. The service roots for resolving labor disputes by mediation rather than force, aiming to keep parties talking to reach settlements before strikes. It notes field commissioners, costs about 400 dollars yearly, and President Steelman’s desire for more commissioners and funds to expand field work.
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Foreign policy echoes and land reform noted
The text comments on how Mexican policies resemble U S administration aims, with a new property break and dispossession debates. It asserts assurances of fair payment but warns this issue remains unsettled while reasserting that if American capital flows into Latin America, entry will be supported and securer from seizure.
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State Commission Rejects Arkansas Louisiana Offer Rates
The State Commission condemned the Arkansas Louisiana offer as an eleventh hour attempt to curb competition and keep rates high. It rejected the proposal to set flat domestic and commercial rates for several towns, noting the company’s current Okus rates show lower charges, and highlighted ongoing concerns about allowing a utility to maintain territory and prices without competition.
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Saratoga
Kytton
McNab
Bradley
Okus
Sacatoga
Arkansas Louisiana company raid hearing planned next month
The commission will hear a case alleging the Arkansas Louisiana company has collected about 1,000,000 dollars annually above a fair return on its investment. The majority opinion was written by Chairman Thomas Fitzhugh and Commissioner H W Blalock. Commissioner Max Mehlburger will not issue a dissent.
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F D Still Biggest the thirties were packed with political action
The piece notes Hoover's Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Roosevelt's reforms, and a fierce clash over New Deal legislation including a court-packing proposal in 1937. It highlights party shifts in 1938, a split Democratic Party, GOP gains, and speculation on F D Roosevelt’s potential third term.
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Club Notes Rocky Mound Demonstration Meeting Brief
The Rocky Mound Demonstration club met December 1 with hostess Mrs. AL hed Bearden. Members shared lessons on dandy making and a candy refreshment. One member brought a homemade gift. meeting adjourned to reconvene in January with Mrs. Warren Pickare. The Bessemer process note explains making pure limb ore by blowing air on molten pig iron.
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