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Associated
Republicatkin
All News
Alews
Ted
Pthérdes
Holypolicy
Ipews
Star
Aliens Census Figures Prompt Call for Fair Treatment
The piece argues the registration of aliens is a factual federal process under the Department of Justice. It urges restraint, warns against a witch hunt, and suggests cooperation and sympathy will benefit the country while identifying potentially dangerous individuals as a professional DOJ task. The tone defends lawful registration and emphasizes nonpunitive treatment.
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United States
Washington
Ionact
Department of Justice
Well Posted On His Job At Texas Legislature
In Austin Texas Sergeant-at-Arms Ernest Boyette moved W C Reed and J N Reed to adjoining seats after spotting their names on the roll, saying the arrangement would ease mail handling and exchanges. the remark noted a practical, brisk approach on the chamber floor.
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Austin
Tex
Ernest Boyette
Texas
W. C. Reed
J. N. Reed
Stars and locals observed in Hope area social calendar
February 14, 1924 reports show Mr and Mrs Frank Trimble of Washington attending The Bird of Paradise at the New Grand Theatre. D W McMillan, formerly of Hope and now an Arkadelphia attorney, was in Hope this morning. Mrs Wilbur Jones and Miss Bill Barrow of Ozan visited Miss Pearl Conway yesterday. County Superintendent Hugh Clark toured north county schools. Dim Reed, merchant and planter, is in town today. Clyde Spencer of Okolona visited his brother Lloyd Spencer, cashier of the Hope Savings Bank. R M Patterson and F S Horton returned from El Dorado after a Rotary trip. Dr Gaston W Duncan, pastor of First Baptist, spent yesterday in Texarkana. John C Head of Idabel Oklahoma stayed at Hotel Barlow last night. Robert E Dove of Texarkana was in the city today.
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Clyde Spencer
Okolona
Lloyd Spencer
Hope Savings Bank and Trust Co
R. M. Patterson
F. S. Horton
el Dorado
Arkadelphia Rotary Club
Gaston W. Duncan
First Baptist Church
Texarkana
John C
Idabel
Oklahoma
Barlow
Robert E. Dove
Builders of Brain Power
Dr Paul Hanly Furfey, based at the Catholic University of America in Washington, studies youth development from ages 8 to 40 and the shift from boyhood to manhood. He finds city boys mature younger than country boys and identifies three developmental stages including a late surge into adulthood with new friends and independence. He pursues amateur photography and art galleries as hobbies.
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Paul Hanly Furrey
Catholic University of America
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Furtey
Furfey
Dr. Furfey
Study of Rare Languages Shapes Quick Mind
The subject has mastered several languages including Chinese and Russian, study aids kept beside the telephone for use during calls. He emphasizes moral life and a brotherhood of man without class distinctions, reflecting on what makes towns good places to live.
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Or. Furfey
We the Women Grandmothers Lose Their Place in World
Grandmothers are sidelined as modern mothers adopt strict, science based child rearing. The piece laments the loss of indulgent grandparenting and recalls the clash between Grandma’s experience and Mama’s rules. A scene with Grandma slipping Johnny a nickel hints at tension over discipline and influence.
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Mama
Grandma
Jook
Mariu
Johnny
Growing Up Without Grandmothers Reflected In Child Rearing
A fragmented passage describes a child named Johnny and the strained care from his Grandmother. It contrasts grandma’s cautious, distant role with the lack of warm, admiring indulgence from a loving grandparent and highlights a broader generation growing up without such affection.
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Johnny
Granil
State Names and Origins in Early American History
The text lists how several U S states got their names including Delaware the Diamond Slate Idaho the Gem State Washington Georgia Virginia Louistany. It also notes Arizona as the last in the Union with date hints and odd spellings, and claims many state names derive from Native or European rulers, with several misspellings and inaccuracies present.
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Delaware
Idaho
Washington
George Washington
Georgia
George II
England
Virginia
Elizabeth
Virgin Queen
Louis Xtv
France
Arizona
Odimition
Union
Minnesota
Market report on poultry and mills in Courtaty McRae area
A market report notes activity at Courtaty McRae Mill and Fated Co with figures on heavy hens and Leghorn to broiler prices and turkey rates. It references varying weights and prices, indicating shifts in poultry markets and potential prices per pound.
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Singleton
W. P. Singleton
South Elm Street
Hope
Ark
Easy Pay
Walnut Street
Courtaty McRae Mill & Fated Co
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