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Followers define a president's reach on Washington's birthday
The piece argues leaders are limited by their followers and urges Americans to assess today’s capability to live up to 1776 ideals. It contrasts Valley Forge-era sacrifice with modern subtler challenges, stressing freedom as a spiritual core and the need for collective courage and intelligence to sustain it.
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Washington
Valley Forge
Scarlet fever control measures for homes and schools
Health guidance from a medical journal outlines steps to prevent scarlet fever spread. It emphasizes isolating affected children, thorough disinfection of bed linens and objects, boiling or germicidal treatment of contaminated items, and cleaning rooms after recovery. It also notes checking discharges for streptococci to guide safety decisions.
Quiet study demands end to noisy radios
Olive Roberts Barton argues radios disrupt study and work at home. She urges fans to keep radios low or off during study times, especially for children and night workers. Quiet spaces and personal desks improve concentration and efficiency. She suggests regulating sound to conversation level or chamber music and keeping younger children quiet.
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Sadio
Interpreter of My Road 10 War gains quiet observer tone
The reviewer notes Millis as an alert observer who traveled through Germany Austria France and England without chasing big names. He avoids grand analysis and finds that while current European trends point to war war may not be imminent. Ordinary people yearn for peace and a calm life, a counterpoint to the pulse of states and leaders.
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Germany
Aussia
France
England
Milljs
Europe
Millis
Three-alarm fire damages Nashville business buildings
A three-alarm blaze on the edge of Nashville's business district destroyed a four-story building housing WFE Stephens Manufacturing. One structure was gutted and another damaged as seven firefighters were trapped by falling timbers and hospitalized, none seriously.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
WFE. Stephens Manufacturing Company
Washington Visitors Highlight Local Ties In town notes
Washington Mr and Mrs Nual Brewer of Gum Springs were Sunday guests of Mayor and Mrs A P Delany. Mr and Mrs Guy Card hosted a little daughter of Hope who spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs J R Card. Mrs Madison Wilson left Thursday night for Washington DC to join her husband in the Capitol police force. A P Dulany visits Little Rock this week. Lat Moses was a Hop visitor Monday afternoon. Mrs L F Monroe has recovered from influenza. Mr and Mrs R O Robins spend the week in Hot Springs taking baths. Mrs Rosa Wouls of McCaskill visits Washington this week. Little Miss Battle Sue Legins visited.
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Lat Moses
L. F. Monroe
R. O. Robins
Hot Springs
Rosa Wouls of
McCaskill
Washington
Little Miss Battle Sue Legins
Fragmented wartime assessment shorthand
A garbled wartime snippet notes distrust of allies and unclear combat readiness. Mentions Britain France Italy Russia and Ethiopia, with scattered figures and phrases, reflecting confusion over whom is prepared to fight and where.
Mind Your Manners Quiz For Train Etiquette
A 1941 etiquette quiz asks about paying a woman's railroad ticket, seeking taxi directions in a strange city, tipping a red cap for bag handling, wiping a wash basin post use, and berth orientation by day. It offers multiple choice actions for a lone woman traveler facing unwanted attention and provides sample answers with coin amounts and behaviors.
Local Note Summaries From Hope and Ida Areas
Mrs John James visits Hope relations while Rev W H Stingey returns to Idabel Okla after days with family here. Stingey is in the gesport and dry goods business in Ida. LeRoy Head of EiDo and parents Mr and Mrs W D Watkins host a Sunday gathering with Craig Williams and baby from Prescott. Evelyn and others mentioned.
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Hope Sunday
W. H. Stingiey
Idabel
Okla
Gesport
Ida
LeRoy Head
EiDo
Mr. Head
W. D. Watkins
Craig Williams
Baby
Prescott
Williams
Moy
Evelyn
Chiang Kai-Shek Endorsed by China Radio Appeal
In Nanking, Chiang Kai-Shek and his American educated wife made a joint radio address promoting the New Life movement to reform Chinese ethics. Mme Chiang spoke in English and then the Generalissimo in Chinese, calling for unity, anti corruption, and measures to curb narcotics, gambling, and drunkenness.
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China
iPi
Chiang Kai-Shek
Checker
Ching
Mme. Chiang
Géneralissima
Mme
Chiang
Chiangs
Miliony
Sun Yat-Sun
Sunday Services Highlight Local Scout Attendance
Members of the local Boy Scouts attended Sunday night services at the Presbyterian church and heard a special sermon delivered by the pastor Dr. Uenerate Ear. Mr. and Mrs. L Brure of Hope were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. He Page.
WPA reorganizes state district offices in March realignment
The state WPA announces administrative changes to district offices effective March 16. Hope and Pine Bluff consolidate into a single office at Common. Batesville and Jacksonville merge into Newport. Little Rock and Fort Smith remain. Camden district headquarters move under Claud de Mann in Malvern with George Swilley as assistant director and Wayne Fletcher supervising Operations. Additional posts include Pollard, Patterson, Garrett, Doyle, Moreland, McMullen, Holder, Simms, Killian and Bell in various supervisory roles.
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Direc
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Malvern
Tore
Hope
George Swilley
Wayne Fletcher
Comeen
J. S. Pollard
Miss Patterson
Hoses Garrett
Eugene Doyle
J. H. Moreland
Anet
Mr. Davin
D. By McMullen
T. Simms Holdernens
Charles Killian
A. L. Bell
Altmeyer Heads Social Security
John G Winant's retirement from the Social Security Board sparks talk of a new cabinet post for the former New Hampshire governor. Arthur J Altmeyer is named the new chairman while Murray Latimer joins the Board, amid administration reshuffles tied to the security act and welfare duties.
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Socio Security Board
New Hampshire
Winant
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Roosevelt
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Wisconsin
Security Board
Murray W. Latimer
New York
Railroad Retirement Board
Altmeyer
DePere
Wis
NRA
Secretary of Labor
Latimer
Aly W
Clinton
Mass
Harvard University
Blockade of Spain Neutrality Committee plans frontier patrols
Foreign observers face scrutiny as Portugal consents to tentative British patrols on the Hispano Portuguese frontier. Plans propose joint Russian Portuguese patrol of the Basque coast, British supervision of Gibraltar, French patrol of Balearics and Spanish Morocco, and Italio-German control of the Mediterranean coast with Valencia and Burgos wary of foreign agents. Negotiators seek guarantees Portugal will not violate the accord while limits on patrol details await final agreement.
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Portugal
France
Great Britain
Pyrennees
Gibraltar
Britain
Basque
Spain
Gibraltar Straits
Balearic Islands
Spanish Morocco
Mediterranean
Valencia
Burgos
Germany
Hely
Vote of confidence backs Chiang Kai Shek leadership
The government gave Chiang Kai-Shek a unanimous vote of confidence and rejected his resignation as leader of the state ship, marking the third such affirmation. The move appears to erase remaining opposition after the Sianfu coup.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Ching
Chiang
High Speed Main Cause of Crashes
A government committee urged limiting engine power to curb crashes. The report to the accident prevention conference cites high speed and poor lighting as major factors, with road surface and liquor only minor contributors. Night driving is flagged as unsafe even under good conditions.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Henry H. Heimann
New York
House Debate Over Personal Privilege and Judicial Reports
The House debated heckling claims against Nichols with Maner asserting insult to the wife and Judge Witt. The Judiciary Committee voted 27 to 2 to return both majority and minority reports on the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit investigation to the full House for expedited consideration.
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Maner
Navy
Flo
Nichols
Judge Witt
Judiciary Committee
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit
Bransford
Harris
Jefferson
Flood Moves on South of Natchez
Floods push downstream along a 35 mile stretch from Deer Park to Bay Hero as levees endure pressure. Engineers believed the fight to bolster the wrecking candeaving barriers had been won though the area remained under strict surveillance as the river crest moved toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Miss
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Deer Park
Bay- Hero
Bolater
Gulf of Mexico
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