Section Beats Hurricanes with Tip OFF System
A Gulf Coast warning network links Key West to Brownsville to relay hurricane data. Weather Bureau teletypes feed hourly advisories, enabling coastal residents to brace for storms while ships and stations across Florida and Texas monitor disturbances and update forecasts.
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Vance Trimble
Fort Arthur
Tex
Gulf México
Prinbureaus
Key West
Brownsville
New Orleans
Lais
Vance
Gulf
Father Bureaus
Tes
gulf—Texas
Lake By
New England
Graduates face varied job prospects across fields
The report outlines demand in engineering for aeronautical and ceramics roles, growing teaching prospects with 100,000 new elementary and 26,000 high school teachers, and abundant selling and insurance positions. Law faces oversupply except in government and patent areas, while heavy manufacturing shows mixed signals with navy yard expansion possible.
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Tien
University of California
Science Research Associates
College of Engineering
University of Wisconsin
Penstomers
University of Maine
Yale
U. S. Navy Yard
Baby's Death Baffles Clyde After Creek Drowning
In Clyde Ohio a ten week old baby, Haldon Fink, was snatched from a carriage and found dead in Green Creek seven miles away. Sheriff H L Myers and J R O'Hara questioned the mother Velma Baker Flok and relatives. no arrest yet. A stranger asking for directions was noted, but authorities say no solid lead exists.
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Clyde
Haldon Fink
Green Creek
Earier
H. L. Myers
J. R. O'Hara
Edwin
Sheriff Myers
Velma Baker Flok
Dietrich Detained Aboard Normandie Over Tax Issues
Marlene Dietrich faced a possible Europe voyage delay as customs scrutiny on her earnings neared $284,000 in income tax. After negotiations, 34 trunks and two bags were released plus $100,000 in jewelry, with guarantees satisfying revenue agents.
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New York
Marlene Dietrich
Europe
Uncle Sam
May Retaliate for Liverpool Incident
Berlin officials said Germany reserved the right to retaliate over its Liverpool consul-general being asked to leave England on alleged complicity in a spying case. Doctor Karl Burckhardt, League of Nations high commissioner for Danzig, was reported to return to his post after Germany pledged no serious tension over the Free City before next September.
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Berlin
Germany
Liverpool
England
Associated Press
Karl Burckhardt
League of Nations
Danzig
Free City
Presbyterian Men to Meet Tuesday Night
The Presbyterian Men of the Church will hold their regular monthly dinner and a meeting at 7 20 o clock Tuesday night at the church. All members are urged to be present. Dr Edward P Westphal from the Presbyterian Bible of Christian Education is quoted on religious and spiritual liberty.
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Edward P. Westphal
Presbyterian Bostel
Germany Blamed for Munition Disaster
A U.S. government report states Germany bore responsibility for the Black Tom and Kingsland munitions explosions. The Mixed Claims Commission, with Supreme Court Justice Owen J Roberts as umpire, overturned the 1930 Hanbury ruling that deemed the fires accidental. The finding traces to 1916-17 in the New York metropolitan area.
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S Post
Washington
Germany
Kingsland
N. Jd
United States
International Tribunal
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Hanbury
Seatow York
Religion and Church Struggles Across Europe in 1930s
The article surveys church-state tensions across Europe, noting how Russia under its 1935 constitution restricts religious practice, Italy’s Catholic disputes amid fascist training of youth, and rising anti Semitism. It cites Spain where Franco suppresses Catholic influence, and observes Christian defense amid widespread secular conflict.
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Russia
United States
Italy
Catholic Church
Universal Church
Germany
Mussolini
Waly
Spain
Tdilor
Dic‘igter Fratco
Europe
Special Election Candidates Named in Texarkana Fort Smith Roles
Arkana figure Claude Rankin a state land office employee and former state senator. H. M. Barney of Texarkana a former senator and administration leader. D. L. Ford of Fort Smith a former mayor and former revenue and corporation commissioner member. They ran second to Cravens in the 1838 Democratic primary. Excessive speed is cited as the chief cause of Texas highway accidents per Department of Public Safety statistics.
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Arkana
Claude Rankin
State Land Office
H. M
Barney
Texarkana
D. L. Ford
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Cravens
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Indiesta
Kimball Purchases Magnolia Paper in De Queen area
Ray Kimball is named publisher and principal stockholder of the Banner News and Look out daily and weekly papers in De Queen Arkansas. He buys part of the Banner News Publishing Company stock while existing stockholders retain a major portion. New and retained officers outline a strong press upgrade plan for the Banner News plant including a bed Webb perfecting press to print 3 800 eight page papers and new type selling equipment.
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de Queen Bee
de Queen’ Daily Citizen
Arkansas Press Association
Banner News
Motor Car Bed Said to Be Lightning Refuge
Kansas City report of Dr. Kar B. McEneh yon of General Electric detailing why a motor car is a safe place during lightning storms. He notes iron beds offer no extra protection, while metal car bodies shield occupants. avoid exposing arms outside. He states a strike is not felt or known if it happens.
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Kansas City
Kar B. McEnehyon
General Electric Company
Nebraska radio hams ready for trouble in panhandle
In Sidney Nebraska twenty eight members of the North Platte Valley Radio Amateurs Club have enabled two way contacts with most parts of the world. They plan portable emergency gear for each town and will register equipment with the Red Cross and American Legion to aid in disasters such as floods or tornadoes that could disrupt communications and transport across the Panhandle.
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Sidney
Neb
Western Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Att
Red Cross
American Legion
Panhandle
First Cotton Bloom Reported Near Horse Shoe Lake
The first cotton bloom of the season was reported Thursday from the Wilks Jones farm near Horse Shoe Lake. The planter is identified as a Black farmer living in the area. Local observers note the milestone as a sign of seasonal progress.
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Hope
Wilks Jones
Horse Shoe Lake
Lightning Kills Miles a Negroes Sleep Nearby
In Wynne Arkansas two enslaved men resting near a mule herd on Clarehen Wilkins farm were killed by lightning as they slept on a haystack after unwinding work in a field. Rain began to fall and they sought shelter. The incident references a J. L Hollan farm location about two and a half miles east of Lavesqua with no other damage reported.
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Vielstty
Stillings Jr. Sets Sights After UGA Graduation
George Stillings Jr., son of the former manager, is preparing for a career move after graduating from the University of Georgia. He follows in a family sporting line and aims to build on his athletic roots in Athens.
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Athens, Ga
George Stillings, Jr
Soner
Fie Bostow Braves
Chattac Huoga
The
University of Georgia
Oklahoma City club Texas League recruit linked to Yankees
Skeet Dickey, brother of BIN Dickey of the Yankees, is noted as a catcher for Mula Haas' Oklahoma City club in the Texas League. The piece also mentions bindweed and grain yield losses estimated at high percentages, linking agrarian concerns to sports contexts.
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Oklahoma
Civy—Figstalia Vatcher
Mula Haas
Oklahoma City Club
Skeet Dickey
Kit Brother
bin Dickey
Yankees
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Ad
An old advertisement urges taking Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic at the first malaria sign. It touts tasteless quinidine content, claims rapid relief from chills and fever, and promotes easy, pleasant consumption. Large size offered for value.
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Grove
Grave
Uren
al Maravia
Jake Grave
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