Severe cold hits South with multi million dollar losses
A sudden cold snap across the South and Florida’s Lilac area produced record lows around 24 degrees, triggering near total crop losses. Estimates suggest up to 15 million dollars in farm damages nationwide, with Dade County vegetables hit hardest and Broward County beans and truck crops also affected. Local reports from Miami and Fort Lauderdale place losses in the seven to ten million range, underscoring widespread agricultural impact.
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Deadly gas heating hits Florida and panhandle states
Two elderly travelers from Pennsylvania were found dead in a Sarasota hotel room, police say a gas heater caused their deaths while they attempted to stay warm. A three year old died near Panama City while helping another child build a fire, and several others were seriously burned trying to heat homes with emergency facilities.
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Safety Campaign Expanded in Hope Schools
The Schoolboy Patrol program, led by Mr. McComb and Arkansas Automobile Club affiliates, boosts safety patrols in Hope schools as part of a national movement. It claims reduced accident rates among children on streets, citing Washington D C figures from 1925 and 1937 as evidence of progress.
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Washington, D.C
Remarkable Birds Years Later School Safety Drive Kicks Off
Five children aged between specific ages were killed in auto crashes as traffic dangers grow with more cars and students. Arkansas Automobile Club will supply all equipment for a school safety program aimed at teaching responsibility, better citizenship, and road vigilance. A public meeting is set for Tuesday January 30 at 7 30 p m in the city hall council chamber for those interested to attend.
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Arkansas Automobile Club
Sam Browne
City of Flint Crew Takes Shore Leave
Flint crewmen paused on a cold dock Sunday to glimpse the tubby freighter Algis held captive by Germans. A three man deck crew and relief Captain John McDougall watched from aboard as hundreds gathered, many asking Patrolman Henry Busky about shell damage and battles, while visitors were not allowed aboard. Americans spend twenty thousand dollars weekly on motion pictures.
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Vatican report details Gestapo abuse in Poland Catholic dioceses
A Vatican report outlines Gestapo raids on Polish homes and mass removals to prison camps in Poznan and Gniezno. It describes confiscation of church property, acts of desecration in seized churches, and aims to reduce Catholic influence in Poland where over 7 million Catholics reside. The document accompanies Vatican broadcasts and a German ambassador complaint.
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Diego von Bergen
Prescott drum major and Arkadelphia ace honored
Contestants are listed from page one as Prescott’s drum major and Arkadelphia High School student Ann Wilkerson. Wilkerson is praised as an A student and versatile, with roles in National Honor Society, National Theatrics, and student government, while sponsored by local chapters.
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Arkadelphia Chapter
F. A. Geriy
Movie Stars Robbed in Chicago Loop Jewel Heist
Constance Bennett and Anita Louise, two picture stars, were robbed of jewelry valued at about 3100 000 near Chicago's Loop early Sunday after a charity performance. A small felon forced their car to stop and three accomplices entered, taking a diamond bracelet worth 280,000 and a diamond ring worth 95,000 from Miss Bennett and bracelets valued at 5,000 from Miss Louise, with mink stole valued at 7,500 briefly threatened but escape occurred as they fled. The jewels were insured and no police gained sight of the robbers.
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Anita Louise
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George Bayne
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Bennett
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Grotee
McCoy signs for 35,000 in major league free agency
The article outlines Benny McCoy of Grand Rapids likely earning 35,000 or more as a free agent with interest from the Pirates Dodgers White Sox and others. It recalls historical free agent bonuses and Landis era practices, noting past players’ payments like Kerrell Handley Henrich and Skeeter Webb while discussing the unnamed markets and the impact of the commissioner's rulings.
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Phil Ball
Richard Kerrell
Washington
Lee Handley
Pirates
Tammy Henrich
Yankey
Czar Landis
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Cyrus Christopher Sinpniekss
CARDAT and CARDUI Use For Menstrual Discomfort
Periodic distress including headaches nervousness and cramps often linked to functional dysmenorrhea may be alleviated by CARDAT which increases appetite gastric secretions and digestion to build resistance. Many report reduced distress when taken a few days before and during the period with CARDUI used for 16 years.
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Feller Could Have Moved Earlier for Big Payout
The piece discusses a past MLB bidding scenario involving Bob Feller and the Cleveland Club. It reflects on how the team and owner George Shinn concealed a potential market move, fearing the impact of massive bidding. Feller recalls staying loyal, noting the financial and personal stakes and acknowledging the missed chance to capitalize on free agency.
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Feller
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Cleveland Dlitty
Robert Feller
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Bayely
Port Meirion Dramatizes Private Italian Style Village
Port Meirion in North Wales is described as Great Britain's only privately owned seaside resort with a distinctive architect designed Italian type village.
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North Wales
Great Britain
Ouside Pesorty Ain
Dreain Creaby
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