River of Souls Evangelist Theme at Nanney Tent Revival
Rev Claude Nanney will preach at Fifth and Elm streets tent Tuesday night at 8 pm and 9 15 am at the Saenger theater. His sermon likens life to a river with many tributaries and warns fine people drift toward Hell. He cites Green River Kentucky as a deep calm river symbolizing spiritual depth and success through perseverance.
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Claude Nanney
Fifth and Elm Streets
Saenger Theater
Mr. Nanney
Hell
Old Kentucky
Europe's Ford Life In Prague Ends In Tragic Crash
The piece profiles Europe’s Ford a forceful European industrialist, a shoe maker with offices in Prague and factories in Ziln. He boasted a vast aircraft fleet and continued to push hard in business, until a recent fatal crash ended his life.
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Prague
Ford
Ziln
Europe
Germany’s National Socialist stance on treaties and debt
The text outlines a plan to tell the world the truth about Germany’s situation if power is seized, insisting on signing only agreements not coerced, while indicating willingness to negotiate with foreign powers and protect commercial debts over political ones. It frames a firm but cautious approach to foreign bondholders and negotiations.
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Germany
Undersea Scenes Drive Fox Studio's Submerged Booth
Hollywood note on Fox studio's poolside camera booth used for underwater action in films. The setup uses a two inch glass wall for fisheye views of swimmers and prop sea life with sun as light. mentions Karloff and Bankhead preparing for cold tank scenes and other studio gossip about Buster Keaton and Elmer the dog.
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Robbin Coons
Associated Press
Hollywood
Fox
Tallulah Bankhead
Negro Wounded in Fight With Wife
Charley Adams a 37 year old Washington man was brought to Josephine hospital with a shotgun wound in the left shoulder after a fight with his wife over a 12 gauge shotgun. His condition was not serious.
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Charley Adams
Washington
Josephine Hospital
Adams
From Pain to Beauty The Labor of Growth
Miss Ruth Baker visits Stamps as a guest of Miss Ada McMurrough. Circle No. 5 of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Hobbs home with Mrs. Sid Bundy as hostess. Devotional by A D Brannon on Nehemiah and a program on The Jews led by Claud Hamilton. 21 members shared ice and cake. Various locals attend meetings and visits in Little Rock Eureka Springs Lake Lucerne.
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Circle No. 5
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Hobbs
Sid Bundy
A. D. Brannon
Claud Hamilton
Fashion Plaque: New Millinery Silhouette Returns
The new millinery silhouette sits low at the back with a flattering front trim. A white felt model features a turned-back brim and a white grosgrain ribbon bow as the focal detail.
Hospital Notes From Magnolia And Surrounding Areas
Missie Herndon of Magnolia is hospitalized at Josephine hospital. R N Harper injured by a blasted stump near Blevins, improving at Josephine hospital. Birth announcements for sons to Kermit and Mrs Shover Springs and Noel and Mrs Spring Hill. Relatives B W Harper and Ben Harper at Harper bedside. Dan Pilkington of daughter. W H Whitten Hope Route three seeks treatment at Julia Chester hospital. Jessie Bearden of Washington underwent tonsil operation at Julia Chester hospital. Mrs W H Kilpatrick of Dallas leaves Julia Chester after confinement.
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Blevins
Josephine Hosital
B. W. Harper
Smackover
Ben Harper
Oil City
Josephine Hospital
Dan Pilkington
Spring Hill
W. H. Whitten
Hope
Julia Chester Hospital
Jessie Bearden
Washington
W. H. Kilpatrick
Dallas
Texas
Saenger Screens Edmund Lowe in Attorney for the Defense and Schmeling Sharkey Fight
The Saenger presents a two night program with Edmund Lowe starring in Attorney for the Defense alongside Evelyn Brent and Constance Cummings. Also shown are official championship fight pictures of Max Schmeling versus Jack Sharkey filmed ringside for a round by round view.
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Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Saenger
Edmund Lowe
Evelyn Brent
Constance Cummings
Lowe
Dismiss Cox Case In Auto Collision
A state case with B. Cox of Blevins on reckless driving tied to a June 4 Lewisville road collision was dismissed when Cox agreed to pay court costs. Four people, Jack and Dick Huckabee and two female passengers, were injured but have recovered. The other Monday case, Therman Gates, was fined $10 and costs for drunkenness.
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B. Cox
Blevins
Lewisville Road
Jack
Dick Huckabee
Therman Gates
How She Danced and Made a Blues Voice
A performer rose from a Greenwich Follies chorus vacancy in Cincinnati 1926 to replace Rosalie Claire and later Florence Moore at the Shubert. A surgeon's knife scar altered her voice, yielding a unique contralto that added a new blues note. She gained fame with Moanin Low and Body and Soul.
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Greenwich Follies
Cincinnati
Libby
Paul Hillman
Rosalie Claire
Florence Moore
The
Shubert
New York
North Carolina students to save on university living costs
University of North Carolina will cut room rent by 15 percent and implement further reductions to help students with limited means continue their education. The changes target living expenses to ease financial burden.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Indian service builds two story hospital at Unalaska
Fairbanks report says Indian service plans a two story hospital at Unalaska to supply medical services to native residents.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Indian Services
Unalaska
Infant Daughter Dies at Home of Cleve Foster
The death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Foster and took their infant daughter on July 16. The parents and relatives extend their sympathy. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives and attending a Baptist meeting this week.
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Cleve Foster
Willie Tarpley
Spring Hill
Elbert Tarpley
Elmer Nations
Hansel Rogers
Monroe Basin
el Dorado
Cecil McBay
Fulton
Phil Harrel
Fouke
Tintype of Henry Clay Found in Ancient Indian Coffin
The tintype of Henry Clay was discovered in an ancient Indian coffin found near Fond du Lac. The object was among articles recovered from the coffin during the accidental uncovering in Duluth Minnesota.
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Duluth
Minn
Henry Clay
Fond du Lac
Iowa Rat Sets New Record for Litters
Ames Iowa report notes No 4525 rat at Iowa State College home economics labs producing eight litters, tying the previous record held by No 2524. Scientists say most rats have five or six litters before becoming unproductive, caretakers indicate.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Party Sit Triggers Health Crisis
A guest who sat on the lawn for a few minutes at a party developed severe bronchitis later.
Physician Sought In Deaths Found in Springdale
A man believed to be Dr. Richard E. Thacker linked to the deaths of Robbie Lou Thompson and Mrs. Frank Lee was arrested near Springdale. He faces murder charges for Thompson and accusations tied to another Oklahoma University case, with Thacker missing since the women’s deaths months ago.
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Okhoma
Springdale
Richard E. Thacker
University of Oklahoma
Here
Robbie Lou Thompson
Employe
Oklahoma
Frank Lee
Oklahoma University
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