Hope High School Ex-Principal Returns and Local Visits
James Ty Shipman formerly principal of Hope High School, seen greeting friends in the area after two years in Annpare Michigan. Chas. S. Bawthorp and family conclude several weeks at Clark Missouri and return home. TL Boyett and family enjoy the hot day at Baker Springs. Mrs Dan Marsh, formerly Miss Lula Pilkinton, visits in Hope after a trip to Washington. Miss Vers Wortham visits Prescott relatives while My and Mrs Fred Hood visit Idabel.
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James Ty Shipman
the Hope High School
Annpare Mich
Chas
Bawthorp
Clark
TL Boyett
Baker Springs
Dan, Marsh
Long Beach
Lula Pilkinton
Hope
Russian Students Inc and Are Men Without Country After Commencement
Stanford graduates face deportation threat as Russian students like Paul Narbutovsky gain diplomas but remain stateless. Faculty probe officials for status clarity while students fear leaving the United States and losing work chances. A Stanford representative hopes official action will resolve their refugee status and enable full incorporation as potential American citizens.
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Russian Students Inc
Stanford University
Paul M. Narbutovskii
United States
Narbulovskich
Stanford
Nachitiovexti
Nebutovak
Russia
Holshevik
Fur ‘Dures
Amara Jean
The Star’s Platform Endorses Road Improvements and Sanitary Reform
The Star’s platform supports 2907 projects and better sanitary conditions in backyards. It urges county and chamber programs to fund road construction and reduce economic disparity through scientific agricultural practices in Hempstead. It calls for state highway inclusion and efficient government through prudent expenditure.
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Chamber of Commerce
County
Hempstead
Erpendituter
P Vom
Arkansas Methodist Thought Behind a Woman's Skirt
A fragment cites a quote about bravery and defense by an Arkansas Methodist speaker. The text appears garbled but suggests a reflection on courage and propriety in conduct. No clear events, people, or dates are readable.
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Arkansas Methodist
End of Western forts marks last vestiges of old era
War Department abandons far western posts signaling a shift from frontier garrisons to modern scaled war readiness. The dispersed detachments once defending pioneers and remote settlements are decommissioned as the nation ends the era of post era out west and focuses on skeletonized commands for future large scale conflicts.
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War Department
Far West
America
Measuring the impact of the low mood on workers
Fred G. Croxton, acting chairman of the President's Emergency Committee for Employment, cites that 20,000,000 Americans have suffered from the low mood due to extended unemployment and underemployment. The piece outlines personal distress, housing and debt pressures, and loss of self-confidence, urging leaders to prevent a recurrence as prosperity returns.
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Fred G. Croxton
Anneapolis
Mes
Broadway angels gamble with limits of the sky
The text lampoons Broadway angels as thinking the sky is the limit. It contrasts with Sing Sing prisoners who have an organ sized baseball team and jokes about sport and cross country running.
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Sing Sing
Summer Normal School for Colored Residents Closes
The Annual Summer Normal School for colored attendees in South Arkansas ends Monday after five weeks. J. C. Yerger led the program, overseeing the Hope colony for Negroes for three decades. The readable fragment notes 297 attendees from 16 counties and a closing afternoon session.
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South Arkansas
J. C. Yerger
Guillotine Executes German Murderer in Cologne
Peter Kuertin of Duesseldorf was executed by guillotine in Cologne for a series of murders committed in 1928 and 1929. The French origin blade performed the sentence in the presence of judges, the prosecuting attorney, justice officials, and 12 reputable citizens, in a controlled judicial ceremony.
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Cologne
Germany
Peter Kuertin
Duesseldorf
Ministry of Justice
FTC Watchdog Warns Against False Advertising Tactics
Washington observes the Federal Trade Commission protects consumers from slick advertisers. Agencies order cease and desist for testimonies paid for without disclosure, unauthorized endorsements, and misbranding claims. The FTC targets burial vault tricks, fat-reducing creams, faulty automotive transformers, coal savers, poultry school claims, and misleading labeling using words like grape without fruit origin disclosure.
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Rodney Dutcher
Nbaervice
Ashington
Federal Trade Commmission
Commission
The
Federal Trade Commission
Liane in a luxuriously cold New York townhouse
Liane Parrett, 98, moves into Mrs. Cleespaugh's grand New York home. She adjusts to a life of maid-servant breakfast luxury and daily duties while feeling a restless wait for something to happen, as Clive, the house heir, shows quiet interest and a verkar of tension threads through their days.
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Negis
Liane Parrett
Wen
New York
Cass Hwanrevt
Neirena
Liane
Molumcrontin
Molly
Inny
Atow
Neriven
Anmane
Dermid
Cass
Tiane
Handanm
Willow Stream
Engarceaien Namall
Rabby Silts
Creberavan
Ory
Ane Sen
Linne
Moriel Ladd
Mariel
Sranger
la van Robart
Glinne
Promias
Cleespaukh Naka Coss
Ter Blane
Hee
Muriel
Chuck Dusmonp
Mann
Deamond
Lily
Mrs. Clarsbaugh
Clive
Affectlonata
Geree
Rose Watin
Nore
Nora
Llane
Wales
Efete
Elate
Cloespaugh
Ron
Easthampton
Wuld
Mabel Helio and the Clever Secretary in a Staged Morning
In a tense scene Zally Clive and Liane contend with Mrs Cleespaugh over wages and plans, while the aging matriarch dictates terms and watches for Clive to return. The mercurial mood shifts reveal family tension, duty, and desire as the household chafes under control.
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Hols ‘En
Hoover
the Star of Hope
Ita
Tetter
Washington
Freart
Mra. Cresspaugh
Ber Thers
Ty Mabel
Helio
Distemper
Tiothey
Kelly
Cilve
Liane 6
Lashag
Ligne
Gorry