Marion: Ws it's TRIS pa ma a
Local clipping reads fragmented notes about a Marion event titled TRIS pa ma a. The readable text mentions a possible gathering or meeting with unclear details and no explicit date, participants, or outcome available.
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29 Feb 1940
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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1940
Page
1
Variety Is Keynote Dresses For Children
A stray OCR reads like a fashion note about children's wardrobe. It mentions variety and striped stockings as samples for a princess silhouette, with unclear phrases suggesting styling notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sihouette
Dream Highway Coming True on Pennsylvania Turnpike
The dream highway, soon to open between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, will span 160 miles with two concrete lanes each 24 feet wide and a 10 foot landscaped median. The project, begun in 1933, uses vast earthwork, tunnels, and modern safety features, promising a faster New York to Chicago route and potential extensions to Philadelphia Navy Yard, Virginia, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso
Pennsylvania
Pennsyivvania
South Pennsylvenia
Pennsylvenia Turnpike Commission
HFC
PLWA
Wil
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania Mountains
United States Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Commission
Detroit
Pondhuilders
Smile Turnpike
Harrisbare
Pittsburgh
York-Chicago
Spring children's dresses and pinafores trend in 1905 samples
Parents' Magazine highlights spring wardrobe for young girls featuring white pinafores over printed frocks, light blue and white trimmed outfits, shirtwaist frocks with contrasting ends, chambray fabrics, and new rayon jumper frocks. Spring styles convert winter outfits with fresh fabrics and prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents
Sub and Ship Crash in the North Sea Reported
Survivors from the Norwegian steamer Amfinn report collision with a submarine in the North Sea. Amfinn leaked heavily but reached the coast after pumps and lifeboats. The submarine reportedly sank under the Amfinn’s keel before the vessel abandoned ship.
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North Sea
Bergen
Norweg
Per
Bowling Results for Wednesday February 2S 1845
The bowling page lists results for Gen W Reed, Foster, Wallace Te, Bee Joplin, Williams, Coffee, Gunter Bees Luck, Wudgert, Reynolds, Polk. Scores show multiple games with several players like Reed and Joplin posting notable totals. The fragmentary OCR yields names and figures, suggesting a scheduled local bowling event with participant results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Robinson Reed S
Foster
Wallace Te
Ea Williams
Wudgert
Reynolds
Sunk off coast by Bonetines in id war
In a brief item, notes from an offshore area report vessels sunk amid hostilities involving the Bonetines. Details are sparse, but the event marks a confirmable act of sea warfare with limited available names or dates.
Rail Charges Blamed for Colonial Status
PORT LAUDERDALE Mia iP Gov. ED Rivers of Georgia declared artificial tariff barriers cresting by the present freight rates across the South and other locations outside great manufacturing centers in a colonial state. He likened them to European nations using colonies for raw materials and trade exploitation. The Georgia executive, chair of the Southern Governors Conference, said unfair freight rates hinder Southern industry and noted the Reconstruction burden. Conference plans to press for freight parity were discussed behind closed doors with governors from Florida Arizona? and Alabama Tennessee and others attending.
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Port Lauderdale
Mia
Ipgov
Rivers of
Georgia
South
George
Feed PL Cone
Florida
Carl E Bailey
Arkarzisas
Frank Dixon
Alabama
Frente Cooper
Tennessee
Burnet
B. Maybank
South Carolina
Death Penalty Imposed On Slayer
Philadelphia report details Tillie Teele being found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death by electric chair. The accused, who claimed the victim was “not normal,” admitted to destroying the body after luring the man, who was her former partner. Private detectives noted her calm, defiant demeanor during testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tillie Teele
Harry
McDevin
Washington to Hold Cake Walk at High School
Washington High School hosts a cake walk on Friday March 1. Sponsored by the Washington Basketball team the event invites public participation and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington High School
Dildy Retained as Blytheville Chick coach by club vote
Blytheville Arkansas, the Chickasaw Athletic Club approved retaining head coach Joe Dildy for another year with assistants Mitchell Hest and Ed Jones. They urged adding a basketball coach. Wunderlich elected president, with England treasurer, succeeding Norris and Logan. Dildy, from Alabama, arrived in 1937 after Ladlie’s resignation.
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Blytheville
Ark
Joe Dildy
Blytheville Chicks
Chickasaw Athletic Club
Bisbeville
Dildy
Mitchell Hest
Ed Jones
W Os Wunderlich
Marcus Evard
Farmer England
Samuel F. Norris
Max B. Logan
Dilly
University of Alabama
Carey Ladlie
Father Cleared In Death. Boy Stops Appeal Over Interference
A court cleared the child's father of any connection with the death while the boy announced he would appeal after asserting interference with her freedom.
Fable of the Fox and the Nimrog in Florence Minn
A fragmented local tale recounts a red fox song and hunters near Gust Oldenburg and Harvey Thongs. The foxes worry the woods until weary, then a passerby named Thompson arrives. The nearby football coach Dildy reflects on a hard schedule and three key losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence, Minn
Nyen
Nyah
Gust
Oldenburg
Harvey Thongs
Ted Thompson
False statements on politics and geography quiz answers
A student answer sheet lists responses labeled as True or False for five statements. Items include claims about independence of a cube, Pearl of the Antibes, sugar production, presidential role, and Havana as the principal city, with a note about Page One questions.
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Antibes
Havana
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