Dykska Likely Named Head of New Federal Agency
Washington reports Clarence Addison Dykska president of the University of Wisconsin is the favored choice for chairman of the new Federal Security Agency. The post, linked to Social Security and education programs, hinges on Roosevelt's approval as reforms take effect.
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Office of Education
U. GB
Roosevelt
Arthur J. Alteyer
Social Security Board
My. Altmeyer
Allmeyer
Federal Security Agency
Altmeyer
Recheo Dykstra
Altimeyer
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Public Health Service
Miss Roehe
Colorado
Treasury
Miss Roche
Dykstra
Cincinnati
University of Wisconsin
SSB
French Submarine Phenix Missing with 63 Men Feared Dead
French authorities announced no trace of the submarine Phenix after it submerged off Cam Ranh Bay in Indo China with 63 or 71 aboard. An immediate naval inquiry was planned as officials noted exhaustion of supply and virtually no hope of saving the crew in the China Sea depths.
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Met
Saigon
Frenehy
India-Shina
Phenix
China Sea
Bay of Cam-Hanh
Indo-China
Naval Asias
al- Morltics
Imadé
Cam- Ranh Bay
Cranium Crackers Trivia Quiz From NEA Service
A quiz feature by PAUL FRIGGENS presents Cranium Crackers asking about authors of current dollor books, famous American literary names tied to places, a How to Lose Friends author, numeral novel selections by the Krackens, and a controversial best selling dog novel compared to Uncle Tom's Cabin with answers on Page ayo.
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NEA
Paul
Friggens Nea Service
Boule Cassiprist
Odys
Sey. H
Wu the Citadel
Sauk Centre
Minn
Atlanta
Benton Harbor
Mich
T. Dale Carnegie
Peopl
Florida
California
Wyoming
Lind
Ohio
Oregon Trail
Southwest
Virginia
New York
Maine
Texas
Llibuis
Minnesota
Puge
Youth Killed as He Sleeps on Highway
Newport Arkansas reports an all night incident when a car ran over two youths who were sleeping on a highway. Emerson W. Patrick, 17, died. Wilbur Smith was seriously injured. Coroner B. W. Hafner ruled accidental death and cleared the Texarkana driver H. L. Johnson as not at fault.
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Newport
Ark
National Youth Administration
Emerson W. Patrick
Wilbur Smith
B. W. Hafner
H. L. Johnson
Texarkana
Pueblo Firemen Upgrades Amid Bee and Rattlesnake Calls
Pueblo firefighters report a busy start to the season with multiple snake and bee incidents. The department outlines efforts to upgrade equipment and response protocols as summer effects unfold.
Bruner-Ivory Handle teams dominate with 15–0 softball win
Bruner Ivory Handle blanked Leo Robins 15 to 0 before a large Fairy Park crowd Friday night. Bruner pitcher Coleman allowed two hits. Mack Hardage and Jack Fountain led with five and two hits including a homer. Robins errors totaled 12 as Elliott faced suspension after a bat incident. umpire banned Elliott from remaining play.
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Bruner-Ivory
Mra
George Womack
Bruiner
Brasher
Elliott
Russell Bannel Elliott
Prayer Brings God Near Through Devout Effort Says Madame de Gasparin
Thought God dwells far off from us, but prayer links His power with our earthly efforts. Madame de Gasparin emphasizes prayer as a bridge to divine aid and action.
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de Gasparin
Officials Named for Bicycle Meet
Rufus Herndon Jr will be the official starter for county bicycle races set for Tuesday June 20 at 9 40 a m at Pair Park J B Harris to start the negro races directed by George Royal and Validean Dixon Plans call for a 5 mile ride out Spring Hill highway and finish at Fair Park Entrants are poor so far with most favoring the 1 mile marathon race. The negro races may move to Wednesday at Pair Park with final site decisions due Monday all entry blanks must be signed and returned by 6 p m Monday
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Rufus Herndon, Jr
Pair Park
J. B. Harris
George Royal
Validean Dixon
Maraton
Spring Hill Highway
Fair Park
Werdnnesday
Mass person accused in serious case goes to guillotine in Versailles
In Versailles Eugene Mindmann a one year old mass person accused in a serious case is said to have gone to the guillotine Saturday morning. The man convicted for the Young Brooklyn dancer Jean De evens and five others allegedly rebelled at the block attempting to withdraw. A macabre note about boa constrictors is included but not relevant to the case.
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Versailles
France
Eugene Mindmann
Brooklyn
Jean Deevens
Ipnd
Baby Popularity Contest at Hope High
The Hope High School Band Auxiliary sponsors a baby popularity contest for the Mystery at Midnight show at City Hall auditorium on June 22 and 24. Voting ends next Friday at 6 pm with trophies for the most popular baby boy and girl. Entries are displayed in J. C. Penney and voting boxes are at downtown stores. Winners announced from the stage before the show. Entrant names listed by store.
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Hope High School Band
Hope
City Hall Auditorium
City Hall
Aras
J. C. Penney Company
Gosnells
Frank Horton
Betty Jones
Iy Bakery
Bill Wray
Ladies Specialty
Ricky Forster
Haynes Bros
Richard Broach
Carmen's
Carolyn Lewallen
Patterson Shoe
Frances Sue O'Dryyer
J. C. Penney
Kelsey Kaplinger
Talbot's
Lyman Armstrong
Linda Jo Franks
Morgan Lindsey
Mary Sue Powers
Kates Beauty and Gill
Sandre Robins
Cox Drug Store
Betty Rosy Spears
Vanity Shop
Patsy Ruth Weakley
M System
Donna Lou Cunningham
Middlebraks
Donald Hall
Hills Shoe
Jo Bess Rettick
Robison & Co
W. C. Bruner
Earl Dudney
Sonny Mattison
Gibson Drug Store
Rufus Herndon, III
Stewart Jewelry
Joan Chamberlain
Hobbs Grocery
Judy Moses
Scott
Billy Poe
Unidentified Man Found Near Prescott Arkansas
The body of a white man was found two miles south of Prescott on highway 67. He was about five feet six inches tall, around 45 years old, with light blue eyes and grayish brown hair. He wore a grey hat and had worked Thursday for J E Wuertz near Howe. He said he was bound for Texarkana but gave no name.
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Prescott
Ark
Highway 67
Here
J. E. Wuerts
Hove
Wuertz
Texarkana
Classes for Papas-to-Be Open in 400 Cities Within a Year
A 1950s feature reports that the Maternity Center Association began a class for prospective fathers in New York, drawing 100 men and prompting similar courses in over 400 cities. Courses cover baby care, bathing, diapering, cabinet making, budgeting, and model baby sessions, aimed at reducing anxiety and keeping fathers engaged from hospital to home.
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Lydia Gray Shaw
New York
Maternity Center Association
Chicago
Cleveland
New Haven
Washington
New
York
Billfold and Shield Save Aged Man Hit by Bullet
Oklahoma City report states W. Richmond, 64, felt a numb pain and went home to investigate. His wife found a bullet hole in his breast pocket and a dent in the shield near his belt, the victim was uninjured.
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Billfold
Shield
Aged Man
Oklahoma City
Okla
P—l. W
Ridhgmond
Richmond
Cotton market notes from New Orleans week start
New Orleans market report shows July cotton prices with slight shifts. Quotations indicate middling traded around 0.43 to 0.44 as of early week, with buyers and sellers assessing futures amid weather signals.
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New Orleans
Wiel
Undian
Navy Officers Fate Tied To Ship Losses, Myth Or Fact
Navy officer prospects after losing ships remain debated amid the Squalus disaster. Historical cases show mixed outcomes for commanders, with several promoted after surviving or salvaging crews, while others faced relief or retirement. Notable examples include Capt. Christy from San Diego, Cmdr Bagley of Jacob Jones, and Cmdr Vernau, highlighting varied career paths for those tied to ship losses.
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U. S
Honolulu
Portsmouth
Delaware Capes
Navy Department
David W. Bagley
Jacob Jones
Ireland
Sims
Mare Toten
German Troops Mass Near Polish Frontier Report
More than 20,000 German soldiers have moved through Zilina Slovakia toward the Polish border, with a military mission led by three generals staying in the city. Troop maneuvers are ongoing across Germany, and highway construction near the frontier is planned under Slovak Nazi protection. Slovakia claims 80,000 under arms, with potential to mobilize 300,000 more.
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Zilina
Slovakia
Germany
Berlin
Trencin
Bratslava
Csatlos
Csallos
Veg River
Threatened death plot and arrests in post war Romania
Seven men were arrested in Bucharest on charges of conspiring to make hand grenades for an assassination attempt on Premier Armand Calinescu, Foreign Minister Grigore Gaf eneau and other government members. Some arrested were identified as Nazi Iron Guard members. Elsewhere in Asia British and Japanese tensions rose as Japanese troops clashed with Chinese police over a disputed station near the British concession in Shanghai.
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Bucharest
Carol
Armand Calinescu
Grigore Gafeneu
B. Band
Iron Guard
Shanghai
Futile Pardons Sought for Two Arkansas Youths
Acting Governor Bob Bailey faced a plea from M. L. Sigmon and allies to grant pardons to Jesse Hardester and Herbert Lee Holland, both 23, who were sentenced to life for murder terms at the industrial school. The two, released on furloughs then fled to California, prompting renewed appeals as details of their 1930s crimes and California lives emerged.
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Little Rock
Ark
M. Li
Sigman
Monticello
Bob Bailey
California
Boys Industrial School
Jesse Hardester
van Buren County
Herbert Lee Holland
Madison County
Carl EB. Bailey
Holland
Alabama
Nova Naomi
Bailey
Clarence Holland
William Boatwriit
R. F. Lee
Rupert
J. M. Fairer
Hardester
Oxnard
Southgate
Arkansas
Sigmon
E. F. Edwards
Conway
Industrial School, Board
Putrell
Actons
Spear Patos
Sigmons
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Wisconsin U
Saluriday
Cam-Ranh
Thetis
Liverpool Bay
Squalus
New Hampshire
Tokyo
United States
Pueblo
Colo
Dietrich
Marlene Dietrich
Haex-Normandie
la Dietrich
Uncle Sam
Marlene
McNiumba
Bruner
Robins
Team Mars
A. Thought
Band
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
Preston Grover
Navy
Oliver Negely
Board of Inquiry
Lil
Cook
Omsha
Florida Keys
H. H. Christy
San Diego
Fire Island
Army and Navy Club
Walter N. Vernau
Osmond K. Ingram
Vernau
Low
15Th Naval District
Canal Zone
Ingram
Tientsin
G. A. Smith
Smith
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