Senator Caraway to Run for Reelect in 1998
Senator Hattie Caraway of Arkansas announced she will seek re election to the U S Senate in 1998. She said she has benefited from her first term and will provide more details later in the year. Arkansas also votes for governor and a full state ticket, including all seven seats in Congress, due to reapportionment.
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Hattie W. Caraway
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Little Rock
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Vimy Ridge
John E. Miller
Robinson Senue
Carl E. Bailey
Hig State Democratic Committee
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A. Seconera
Igula
Texas A and M Grid Schedule Announced
Texas A and M released its 1998 football schedule with games at College Station against Texas College of Arts and Ladies September 2 and rescheduled matchups including Texas Christian October 15 Baylor October 22 Arkansas October 29 SMU November 5 Rice November 12 Texas at Austin November 24 and a December 7 open date.
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Austin
British Post Office To Jack of All Trades
The British Post Office in London handles stamps and mail plus telephone and telegraph service, cable links to the continent, supervision of the BBC, radio, dog licenses, and old age pensions. It shows an annual profit of 55 thousand to 60 million dollars, with portions paid to the government and for reducing costs and improving service.
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British Post Office
London
Post Office
United Kingdom
British Broadcasting Company
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Dogicenses
Justice Cardozo Suffers Alarming Heart Attacks
Justice Benja min N Cardozo has suffered several alarming heart attacks in the past week and will be in bed for some time. His physician said the 67 year old, who backed Roosevelt policies, has weakened from shingles and lung confinement. Heart specialists from New York and the city have consulted. Keating will decide when Cardozo can be seen again.
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Benjamin N. Cardozo
John Paul Earnest
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Thais §. Lev
John H. Keating
New York
Keating
Cardaze
Tsingtao Surrenders to Japanese Forces in Shantung
The white flag rose Monday on Playsta Hill signaling Surrender of the Shantung port of Tsingtao to Japanese forces. Five Japanese destroyers anchored in the harbor and marines landed miles down the beach for the city administration. Japanese announced they were taking over the city and district administration.
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China
Shantung Province
Shateehow
War psychology drive noted in public discourse
A discussion of efforts by various actors at home and abroad to foster a warlike mood. Mentions Senator William Boral of Idaho and Ads Hoffman, daughter of New Jersey's governor, who worked in a department store for Christmas shopping, highlighting social contrasts.
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William Boral
Idahi
Ads Hoffman
New Jersey
Tabletop photography tricks for humorous tableaus
The article explains tabletop photography for amateurs, highlighting creating scenes from readily available materials. It covers using everyday items like carrots, pipe cleaners, wax figures, and doll furniture, plus close-up shooting with portrait attachments or bellows to craft humorous, story-driven images.
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John van Guilder
Now Bathtub Swing For Mary Garden
Mary Garden, famed opera star, eyes a new phase with Hollywood as she searches for talent in New York and Paris. She notes young singers lack proper training for film fame and hints at a fresh approach, while she continues singing, despite the bathtub metaphor and stray lines about songs like Eve Got You Under My Skin.
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Chicago
Mary Garden
Hollywood
New York
Paris
Corsica
Saad
Mary Gurdery
Cale Porter
Bride’s social standing tied to dainty initials
A column on wedding etiquette suggests brides should mark their gowns with initials to gain social acceptance. The piece notes railroads argue fair fares before the ICC and reports a scientists meeting in Indianapolis finding teenage drivers often reckless when drinking. Charles Vunee is mentioned in passing.
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Ancline
ICC
Brockelhurst Plea Lost in High Court
Arkansas Supreme Court denied Lester Brockelhurst's petition for rehearing on a Lonoke circuit court death sentence appeal. The ruling leaves open a potential writ of error proof, allowing a second trial to challenge insanity findings related to the May 6 1937, death of Victor A. Gates.
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Little Rook
Arkansas Supreme Court
Lester Brockelhurst
Lonoke
Brackelhurst
Byan
Vintor A. Gates
Stork Derby case heads to Privy Council for final say
The article notes Mills is set to leave a $500,000 will after the Stork Derby contestants carry the case to the Privy Council, the empire’s highest court. It mentions Connie Mack, on his 15th birthday, and a calm in Europe as Neville Chamberlain comments on Britain’s political scene.
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Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
British Empire
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Europe
Haly
League of Nations
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
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