Pershing Shows Improvement After Illness in Tucson
General John J. Pershing, once famed for harsh remarks about cavalry officers, has shown marked improvement prompting doctors to discuss a prolonged convalescence and a return to a reasonable state of health in Tucson Ariz. This report notes the general’s ongoing recovery and the physicians’ cautious outlook.
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Tucson, Ariz
John J. Pershing
Ordinance Prohibits Parking on West Third Street in Hope Ark
City of Hope Arkansas passes Ordinance No 328 banning automobile parking and obstructions on the right of way of West Third Street from Washington Avenue to the city limits. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from 5 to 25 dollars, daily offenses. Emergency clause, effective after publication March 3 1938. Mayor Albert Graves. City Clerk T R Billingsley.
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West Third Street
Said Street
Washington Avenue
City of Hope
Third Street
Arkansas
Hope Star
Albert Graves
Marietta Returns to Post as War Department Plans Move
S A Marietta ordered to report back by train to 5 San Antonio Texas eight days after assignment. Major General Herbert J Brees plans to depart though Pershing remains ill. Frank Pershing leaves for Palm Springs as Warren Pershing smiles farewell. Preston notes model airplanes and stamp collection earnings with invented table games dated back to 13th century almanacs.
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S. A. Marietta
San Antonio
Texas
Herbert J. Brees
Eighth Corps
Pershing
Brees
Frank
Palm Springs
Calif
Warren
New York
Crippled Youth Crafts Metal Planes in Kendallville
In Kendallville Indiana Jack Preston twenty years old was pronounced dead seven times and has lived crippled for thirteen years due to arthritis and complications yet he has become a maker of metal airplanes. He also collects stamps and is an inventor.
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Kendallville
Ind
Jack Preston
Engineer James Slayton Drowns After Fall From Dredge Boat
Blytheville Ark June 20 James Slayton 20 member of a United States Engineers surveying party and only son of Mr and Mrs J W Slayton of Joiner drowned in the Mississippi river Wednesday after falling from the dredge boat Ookerson several miles south of evenly He was seen in the water by coworkers who threw lines but the current pulled him under and he did not resurface He was raised in Joiner and attended Shawnee High School and the University of Arkansas Payetteville He is survived by two sisters Miriam and Evelyn Slayton both of Joiner.
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Blytheville, Ark
James Slayton
United States Engineers
J. W. Slayton
Joiner
Mississippi River
United States
Ookerson
Stayton
Shawnee High School
Slayton
University of Arkansas
Pay
Princesses See London With Queen Mary's Aid
Queen Mary guides Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose through London landmarks and plans visits to Broadcasting House, the general post office, and four fire stations. Their mother took them to a Shakespearean play at the Old Vic, and they travel with a lap robe bearing an outline map of Australia.
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London
Queen Mother Mary
Princesses
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Queen Mary
Jnst
Broadcasting House
Queen Elizabeth
Old Vic
Australia
How to Sleep Good Four Day Teat for Sleep Aid
Advice on improving sleep by reducing bladder irritation from kidney acids. Promotes a four day teat and urges purchasing Bukets 2c from druggists, with Briant's Drug Store and John Gibson Drug Co. as local outlets.
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Nature
Briant’s
Gibson Drug Co
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