Three Softball Games Slated at Pair Park Sunday
Three postponed softball contests will be played Sunday at Pair Park with a 2:30 start for the opener. Southern Cafe faces the Travelers, followed by Alton CCC Camp vs. Geo W Robison.Admission is five and ten cents to reduce lighting debt.
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Pair Park
Southern Cafe
Huper Travelers
Alton Camps
Geo. W. Robinson
Greening
Cafe
Travelers
Stape Travelers
Alton CCC
Moores Hawthorne
Bruner
Moore-Hawthorne
Ivory
Bruner-Ivory
Highway Dept
Alton Ecc
Williams Lumber
Alten CCC
Bruner Ivory
Unique Cafe
Hope
Goo. W. Robison
Hope Travelers
Moore-Hawthorna
Felday
W. Robison
Mystery of the missing Scottie dog and feigned illness
Fred Andrews and Mildred search for their dog Scottie after his sudden disappearance. A dog hospital visit reveals a dangerous clue as an x ray supposedly shows metal objects inside the dog, leading to a costly operation. A twist suggests the dog may have been part of a hoax to claim a reward.
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Cuaude
Stuart Hammock
Fred
Mildred Andrews
Inege
Seattie
Scottie
Mildred
Wwe
Scotty
Pree
Jim
Lan
Lody
Hope Melons Sent to Woodmen Hospital in Texas
Johny Ridadill of the Woodmen of the World lodge announced that three watermelons weighing 284 pounds would be sent to the Woodmen of the World War Memorial Hospital in San Antonio Texas. The event includes moving pictures of the melons being cut and served to patients and shown at local meetings.
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Johny Ridadill
Toeds Woodmen of the World Lodge
Onnouneel
Uie
World War Memorial Hospital
San Antoni
Texas
Anand
Hope Dodge
Memorial Hospital
C. J. Koerth
San Antonio Hospital
Whopper Logic From Cranium Crackers
A reader puzzle presents four items where false options are labeled as whoppers. It asks to strike out incorrect choices to derive two true statements about art, a Civil War gunboat, Greenland versus Iceland size, and coriander.
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Cain
Greenland
Iceland
Corcander
Statesiman
Crussside
Bearden Charges Whispers to His Father's Foes at Rally
Bearden, candidate for sheriff, named two men as leading a whispering campaign against him Reginald Bearden says the foes are Bahans of Oklahoma and Dodson of Hope Both were political rivals of his father and have opposed him in prior elections He urged supporters to bring any accusers to him for judgment and asked voters to weigh his record morals and qualifications for the August 4 election
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Ety Hall
Bearden
Thad
Oklahoma
Dodson
Hope
Tellsig
Reginald Bearden
Jim Bearden
Jim
Reginald
Robert Evans
DeRone
Tim Dodson
Hempstead
Oil on Pacific May Signal Disaster for Hawaii Clipper
The Army transport Meigs found a large pool of oil on the Pacific about 500 miles from Manila, suggesting the Madison era Hawaii Clipper may have gone down after its flight from Guam to Manila. No wreckage sighted and the ship reportedly disappeared with its crew of 11.
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Pacific
Hawaii
Manila
Meigs
Surace
Pacific Ocean
Guam
Highway Crash Near Fulton Hurts Several People
A Saturday morning crash west of Cox Service Station Fulton involves a small truck driven by Gene Smith 44 with Thelma Smith 16 and others and a wagon. Thelma Smith believed critically injured rushed to a Texarkana hospital. Occupants of the wagon and automobile not all identified. Cause under investigation.
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Cox
Fulton
Thelma Smith
Gene Smith
Texarkana
Smith
Gene Sqnith
Thelma
Jearned
Clyde Smith
W. M. Smith
Spring Hill
Hampstead
Smiths
Thought God is a circle with center everywhere
A thought attributed to Empedocles frames God as a circle whose center is everywhere and circumference nowhere, conveying a view of divinity as all-encompassing and omnipresent.
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God
Empedocles
Surgeon General Explains Health Program Need
Surgeon General Thomas Parran argues health should be national priority, citing medical advances and public health methods. He contrasts views that health comes after economic reform with calls for health action now, noting medicine and public health have proven approaches while political and economic sciences lag behind.
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Thomas Parran
United States
NEA Service
Washington
Public
Cromwell Tour Adds Color to Global Wanderings
Doris and James Cromwell, famed globe trotters, pursue a "home from home" in Hawaii while building a permanent residence in Somerville. Their travels include Europe, Egypt, Algeria, the Soviet Union, and the Near East, with stops in Palm Beach and Hollywood poised to keep them in the public eye as the Private Flying Section launches to promote private aviation distinct from airlines.
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Persia
Hawaii
Doris
Dulle Cromwell
James Cromwell
Joe Doakes
Blisshul Burch
Cromwells
Doris Dulce
Europe
Bar Harbor
Cromwell
Egypt
Singapore
Delhi
Agra
Wankai
South Pacific
Somerville
Nad
Cromells
Algeria
Soviet
Russia
Cromwell, Co
Cotton futures open and close higher in New Orleans trade
In New Orleans on Saturday October, cotton futures opened at 8.69 and closed at 9.72, with spot cotton staying quiet at five points and middling around 8.77.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
Pennsylvania Puts Damper on Probe
In Harrisburg the General Assembly halted a grand jury inquiry into blackmail coercion and extortion tied to Governor George Earle and 13 associates and sent it to a legislative committee. Bills passed in a dawn session as Governor Earle signed them around 4 30 a m.
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Harrisburg
Pennnsylvania
General Assembly
George H. Earle
Earle
Pine Trees Offer Revenue to Farm
Pine trees can bolster farm income through a managed woodlot. selective cutting yields standing timber saw logs pulp and fuel wood while providing windbreak erosion protection and soil enrichment. A Bureau of Chemistry analysis values leaf litter as fertilizer, urging timber on less productive land and noting Michigan technical studies on coffee quality after weather testing.
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Thos. F. Grayson
Ozan Lumber Co
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
U.S. Department of Agriculure
20 Day Extension for Testing Law
Superintendent Gray Albright of the state police announced a 20 day extension of the deadline for motorists to have their cars tested. Records show about one third of the 250000 cars in the state had been tested, making it impossible to check the delinquent vehicles. He said the extension will positively be the last.
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Uttle Rock
Gray Albright
State Police
Railway Cagey in Picking Men for Roosevelt Train
In Pueblo Colorado the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad ensured the presidential train crew were all Democrats during President Roosevelt's visit. Frank L. Engle, Pueblo county Democratic central committee secretary and locomotive engineer, piloted the special through Royal Gorge. The preceding train featured engineer Thomas K. Martin, brother of Colorado congressman John K. Martin.
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Pueblo
Colo—i
Roosevelt
Colorado
Denver and
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Frank L. Engle
Pueblo County Democratic Central Committee
Royal Gorge
Thomas K. Martin
John K. Martin
Anti Freeze Material Sales Reach 367 Million Annually
Report notes roughly 367 million dollars of anti freeze sold each year for automobile racers. It highlights synthetic production from petroleum feedstocks and pipes, detailing the scale and sources of the material used in racing contexts.
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Beachwear and Etiquette
A 1938 NEA Service quiz asks if a head cover is needed over bathing suits, whether slacks suit street wear, and proper behavior in public settings. It presents scenarios about leaving trash, sales staff responses, seating choices, and handling rudeness in social situations, prompting reader reflection on etiquette standards.
Mussolini Attacks Catholics as Italy Faces Vatican Rift
Reports from Forli indicate Premier Mussolini told Fascist officials that Italy will not imitate Nazi policy on race, defending Italy's stance and warning against claims of imitation. In Moscow, Soviet officials calm amid protest over border clashes with Japanese Manchoukuo forces, asserting Russia as the aggrieved power and vowing punishment for aggressors. A Tass account cites Soviet guards repelling Japanese-Manchurian detachments near Lake Khasan, with casualties on both sides. A Seoul dispatch adds a separate incident near Changkufeng with Russians and Japanese clashing and ten Russians crossing the border before withdrawing.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchoukuo
Russian
Siberia
Russia
Moscow
Siberian
al Duce
Forli
Italy
Mussolini
Pius
Nazi Germany
Vatican
Tokio
Posiet Bay
Japanese Korea
Tass
Lake Khasan
Seoul
Korea
Changkufeng
Three Negroes Jailed in Theft of Seed at Fulton
Three men B Carr Clift Avila and George Maxwell have been jailed in Texarkana after being accused of stealing seed cotton from W E Cox Son gin at Fulton. They allegedly tried to sell the seed through Temple Cotton company victims from the Max Cox farm area. Police traced the seed theft after Temple Cotton reported the men.
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Fulton
Texarkana
W. E. Cox & Son
B. Carr
Clift Avila
George Maxwell
Max Cox
Fullfon
Temple Cotton Company
Cox & Son
Fullon
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