Peace and Prayer Amid News of Community Life
Poem-like reflections praise peace and nature's bounty while Bay View Reading Club meets at 6 pm Wednesday at Mrs. BR. M. ha-Grone’s home with Mrs. Joh Arnold reading on Garden Trails of the South. Reports note visitors from Milwaukee and Sheboygan en route home from Florida.
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Doodrow DeSmith
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Suzanne Shines At The Pump Room With Dick Tremaine
Susie dances through a glamorous night at the Pump Room as Suzanne, the beauty who rose from nowhere, performs and captivates guests. Jeff watches jealously while Dick Tremaine gains favor, promising a future meeting as Susie enjoys a dreamlike triumph and flirtations with Harker and friends.
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Lion Executives Get Promotions in Lion Oil Divisions
Lion Oil Refining Company of El Dorado Arkansas announces promotions across its advertising sales and public relations departments. C R Olson remains sales promotion and advertising head. Walter Haun becomes division sales manager for Mississippi. W King O Leary named division sales manager for Arkansas. RW Reynolds moves to Mississippi as assistant to J A McNeil. Virgil Stover transfers to El Dorado as assistant to Mr Rider. EB Saunders transfers to Arkansas division. Miles Scull Jr named director of Public Relations with El Dorado offices. The reorganizations expand Lion Oil’s reach across Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and Arkansas and ship petroleum products nationwide.
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Olson
Exchange Building
el Dorado
Walter R. Haun
Bech
Mississippi
Miles Scull, Jr
Little Reel
Alabama
Tennessee
Negro Declared Guilty of Attack in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports a jury found 33 year old New Orleans Black man Johnson guilty of criminally attacking a woman in a disputed incident. Trial details and motives remain undisclosed as the case proceeds to sentencing in the Louisiana court.
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Baton Rouge, la
Ye Johnson
New Orleany Negro
Jesse James portrayed by Ozarks locals for Fox epic at Saenger
Director Henry King recalls rumors and myths about Jesse James as he scouts Ozarks locations for the Century Fox Technicolor film Jesse James starring Tyrone Power Henry Fonda Nancy Kelly and Randolph Scott at the Saenger theater. King says the film avoids pinning James as purely heroic or villainous, aiming to honor historians while acknowledging James's outlaw image.
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Henry Fonda
Nancy Kelly
Randolph Scott
Henry Ig
Saenger
Jesse James
Henry King
Missouri Ozarks
James Brothers
King
Ozarks
Lovales
Darryl F. Zanuck
Sedalia
Missouri
Louisiana State case verdict after quick jury decision
A case from Louisiana at the university farm ends in a rapid jury verdict after the night of the attack. The death penalty is mandatory, with the judge signaling sentence postponed. Testimony included a negro, the coed, and her student companion. District Judge Charles A. Holcombe will impose sentence later.
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Louisiana State University
Universitty
Charles A. Holcombe
Impulse control in a short tale of mother and son
A mother denies immediate money for a kite to teach delayed gratification. Tommy pleads, recalling past buys like roller skates and a plane. The piece argues frustration trains ambition, warns against constant leniency, and touts growing maturity through occasional disappointment.
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Park Director Cites Odor Reason for Cage Removals
Hugo E. Varga of Cleveland Zoo explains recreation area cage removals citing captivity odor claims. The quote contrasts animal care with public park changes amid a broader editorial note on publishing timidity and film industry parallels.
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Cleveland
Joe Louisi
Max Schmeling
Dudley Nichols
Screen Writers Guild
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Hard Liquor by Drink Ruling in Texas
Attorney General Gerald C Mann ruled that sale of hard liquors by the drink in Texas would be unconstitutional. The opinion arrived hours before a hearing on a local option bill. Rep. John J. Bell said the hearing would proceed as scheduled, since the AG's view is not binding on the legislature.
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Gerald C Mann
Texas
House Liquor Trade Committee
John J. Bell
Cuero
Rep
J. Ryan Bradbury
Abilene
Prohibition Debate Hinted By Manns Ruling
A fragmentary text discusses Manns view on open saloons and statewide prohibition from 1935, noting constitutional amendments and the people’s vote. It mentions the phrase open saloon definitions, legislative act weight, and concerns about sales and prices tied to drinks.
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Texas
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Alfred
California
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