Training camps for white youths under CCC program
The text describes CCC training camps for white youths lasting about 9 to 13 months, teaching construction, clerical, cooking, diesel engines, radios, and other trades. It notes health routines and group living, with 1,509 camps today and appropriations for next year. It also mentions rising political interest due to European conflict and references Major Fechner and militarization ideas linked to aviation. It ends with a parable about a gemsbok obtaining water from bulbous roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Eutage
America
Wil Major Fechner
Billy” Mitchell
Dramatic confrontation shifts in a mountain town tale
Rossy McAffee grapples with a heated clash involving Hannah, Judy, and family codes of honor as a school campus crisis unfolds. Judy counsels restraint and supports Rossy’s path to college while hinting at a complex lineage and feuds that shadow their lives.
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Rossy
Judy
Lincoln College
Trevel
Hell‘n
Antelope Hat in Paris Described with Bright Trims
Described hat features a large cloche silhouette in orange leather with yellow trim and olive green velvet ribbons. A navy parlor straw sailor cap displays a red rose accent, while a natural leghorn sailor features satin flowers in horizon blue and pale pink with jacqueminot red.
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Paris
Paillasson
Harrison in Hollywood shows Miss Tierney rising star
Hollywood correspondent Paul Harrison recalls Gene Tierney in her early breakthrough at 20th Fox. The piece traces her path from Swiss school years and protests by her banker father to stage roles, a six-month Hollywood contract, and her breakout ingenue lead in The Male Animal. Tierney expresses resolve to learn, while noting Henry Fonda’s poise and her own budding acting drive.
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Hollywood
James Boys
Jesse
2Th
Fox
Nancy Kelly
Brother Frank
Darryl Zangelr
Howard
Tierney
New York
Switzerland
Mies Tierney
James Thurber II
Miss Tierney
Vivien Leigh
Deanna Durbin
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Belgian Girl of 1917 Asks Help
AP Feature Service portrays Suzanne Silvercruys, Belgian born activist and American naturalized citizen, who rose from a 1917 wartime speech by a teenage gallery substitute to a lifelong advocate. The piece traces her lineage, honors, and ongoing push for Belgian relief amid global conflicts. It also touches on science and a brief note about the bladderwort plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Baker
Galery
Colume
United Bites
Canada
Belgium
Elief
Suzanne Silvercrays
Nositian
Franz Silvercruys
Rcsident
Supreme Court of Belgium
Iostess
Baron Silyvernuys
Cunuts
Beere
America
Revival Sermon At Garrett Memorial Bapt church
A large crowd heard Rev. Roy Ward speak Wednesday night on The New Birth. Dr. J. J. Bennet called it the greatest message he had heard in years. Ward continues revival at the Garrett Memorial Baptist Church at 40 wpm and 8 ppm. Everyone is invited. Thursday night subject will be Sin Loathsome Disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ward
J. J. Bennet
Mr. Ward
Garrett Memorial
Father’s Day Advice for the Family
A reflective piece on honoring fathers with practical ideas for celebration. It suggests acknowledging his home role, supporting his hobbies, inviting him to social gatherings, and balancing chores and budget. It warns against nagging about work and urges consulting the dad about gifts and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
Han
Ded
Dad
Men-Folks Revolt For Cool Clothes
A Paris fashion note by Adelaide Kerr notes a shift to lighter, colorful suits and casual wear for summer men. Slacks, unlined wool jackets, light shirts, and tropical fabrics replace heavy dark wardrobes. Experts advise contrast in colors with tuck-in shirts, logos of new fabrics, and broader options in sport shirts. comfort and style rise together as officials push for office wear that blends ease with smart color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Femnte
Iit
Florida
Glenurquhant
Hound's
New York
Ri and Kalegel Family Peculiar Census Tale
A garbled fragment describes Ri Kalegel and John Kalegel's large family with hints of years married and finances. It mentions Mary Weegin, Lloyd aged 28, a 46 year old, and a 42 year old wife on a $12,000 income at Shwelowa farm in 1919, with mood and financial struggles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kalegel
Mary Weegin
Lloyd
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Clothing and Materials
Fragmentary text lists garments like light jackets and blank bindings. Mentions names such as Gray, Hale, and White jacket materials and the concept of replacing a blouse or waist. Text is garbled, offering minimal coherent facts or context.
Kidney Relief Miracle From Painful Backache
Ad claims Dac's Villa tablets cure kidney pain by removing toxins and waste. It promises relief within days, claiming millions trust the product. The ad targets weary, tired individuals seeking rapid backache and kidney comfort.
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Dac's
Ville
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