What Every Man Should Know editorial satire
Here and There editor ALEx. H. WASHBURN critiques a William Feather piece claiming that in a wife is boss at home mindset, detailing a satirical list of feminine preferences and household dynamics. The piece lampoons male hesitance and female autonomy with dated humor.
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Landon Launches Republican Drive on the Presidency
Landon unveils a Republican campaign for the presidency in Topeka, pledging to restore efficient government, a constitutional balance, and steps to spur enterprise. He proposes farm cash benefits, fiscal reform, and continued federal relief for the needy, with a mass parade and formal nomination ceremony at the capitol lawn.
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Up to Committee Shapes Tax Bill Debate in Congress
Washington observers note a trend toward committees drafting legislation while upper bodies merely approve. The tax bill moved from House committee to full House, then to Senate committees, with no clear path to final text. Senate leaders prefer keeping control in committees, while others push for impassioned floor debate. Montreal port faces its busiest summer since prewar days as grain and cattle shipments surge, with 100 million bushels expected and cattle shipments reaching 25,000 head.
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El Dorado Slim Killed in Self Defense Case
A coroner's jury found John Henry Nichols acted in self defense when he shot Creg Simms, known as El Dorado Slim, near the North Side beer garden Thursday. Simms died from four bullets to the chest. Nichols surrendered to Chief Ridghill and remained jailed. An inquest was scheduled for Friday.
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Secretary accuses Rev Smith of dyed-in-the-wool dollars
In New Orleans, Earle Christenberry, Long's secretary, charged Rev Gerald L I Smith with pursuing money power in politics. He cited payments of 650 dollars weekly to Smith for speeches and organizing, and described Smith as a "professional doublecrosser" amid Share Our Wealth activity and a new Union Party effort backing Lemke in Louisiana.
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Samuel B Meek Banker's Death Shocks Warren Ark
Samuel B. Meek 77 longtime president of the Warren bank died at his home Friday morning after a heart attack. He had led the bank for 25 years and was a prominent figure in Warren, Arkansas.
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U S Woman Swim Star Barred From the Olympic Races
Berlin report states Eleanor Holm Jarrett, famed backstroker, barred from the American Olympic team for violating training rules after a state room party. A committee led by Dr Joseph Raycroft of Princeton upheld the decision. she was placed on probation after earlier reprimands and an all night party.
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Kitchens Appeals To 400 Crowd In Hempstead County
Wade Kitchens of Magnolia, Democrat, closed his Hope Hempstead county tour with a 400 strong Hempstead crowd. He touted a potential second term, blamed Tilman Parks for past defeat, and credited him with spurring a new Arkansas election law to curb fraud. He denounced opponent Neill Marsh as oil-backed and urged support in Hope and Hempstead. He listed prior service in Arkansas legislature and in the Spanish American War and WWI.
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Parliament Ousts Violent Speakers
Three Labour MPs in the Commons faced suspension amid chaos as one called King Edward a despicable individual another labeled government supporters as dirty literals and a third refused to leave. The incident occurred during a speech by Sir John Simon on unemployment triggering further clashes and a sergeant at arms arrival to remove McGovern.
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Rebels to Starve Madrid as Spain conflict widens
Rebels press toward Madrid as Fascist command aims to starve the capital and other strategic points. provisional government reports and calls for reinforcements flow from Lisbon with 4,000 dead at San Sebastian. American and British nationals seek refuge aboard rescue ships amid deteriorating conditions in Spain.
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HOT SPRINGS Ark Special the piece discusses curiosity about the Spanish civil war origins and mentions ships lost by the government. It also notes bans on automobile horns after 11 pm in large cities and compares noisy urban disorders to Florida bedtime weirdness, implying nationwide noise concerns.
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First Cotton Bale Reported Near Fulton Area
The first boll of cotton for the year was sent to The Star Friday by Ben Wilson of Fulton, growing on the S. L. Reed plantation three miles west of Fulton. Farmer Flogel Potray quoted that Fulton could see its best crop in years, with some sections yielding a bale and a half. The corn crop is in good shape though some drought damaged. The first cotton boll, sent by fall, is on display at The Star.
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Boy Grins From Hospital Dream After Porch Fall
BLACKWELL Okla A boy named Max Hawkins wished to visit the hospital after his sister Mary Ellouise had a medical procedure. He fell from a porch later that day, breaking a gem? and ended up admitted to the hospital himself. He said he did it to get into the hospital.
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Mail Delivery to Fulton Speeded Up
Hope Postmaster Robert M. Wilson announced an improvement in mail service between Hope and Fulton Ark. A station employee will stay at Fulton until 12 pm and mail will be dispatched on Train 3 from Hope at 9:45 pm. The change, effective Saturday July 25, aims to prevent future irregular deliveries to Fulton rural subscribers.
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Heavy Rains Predicted Across Midwest by Forecaster
Government forecaster J Rt Lloyd Friday predicted widespread rains across the drought plagued Nord Central states. The advance of showers aims to aid crop safety as weather officials note varying conditions and potential altitude observation devices aiding pilots during long flights.
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Arkansas Democrat endorses Hemps as campaign opens
Arkansas Democrat reports Hemps campaign tour kicking off Monday July 27 with a stump program in Little Rock and surrounding counties. The piece notes dissension in the governor race, mentions Ashley Opposit and Texarkana events, and details local engagements in Nevada county including Pleasant Hill schoolhouse and Laneburg engagements.
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District Welfare Staffs to Address District Meet
Captain C. H. Andrews state welfare commissioner for Arkansas will address the district meeting of County Welfare boards of 12 southwestern counties No. 7 at 7:30 Monday night in Hop s city hall. The meeting is open to all interested. Andrews will be accompanied from Little Rock by J. W. Fulton head of the welfare commission accounting department Harry Kerr statistician and two others Miss Newburn and Mrs Reynolds. Also with the party are two field staff members Mrs M F Kinney and H A Stevens.
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Pocahontas Man Acquitted in Murder Trial
A circuit court jury acquitted Jode Flannigan of murder in the death of Fate Mack who was found shot on a highway last June 30. Flannigan testified he acted in self defense.
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Washington Youths Recycle Tax Tokens Into Toys
In Tacoma Washington youths convert tax tokens into playful items. Missouri citizens may use milk bottle caps, but Washington state youngsters prize the token discs as craft material. They fashion Indian style head bands and decorate belts and other objects with the metal discs.
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