Rainbow Ends and Choirs in Weekly Notices
A fragmented local page notes a belief in rainbows and pots of gold, a West Point choir broadcast on NBC, plus obituaries and family announcements. It lists Mr and Mrs A M LaGvone’s weekend in E Dorada with daughter and son-in-law, and Kenneth Lemiley as a West Point choir member. Also mentions Mrs Mattie Crocker’s passing, funeral plans for Lewisville, a new baby James Autrey Gilliam, and various Grand Forks area visits and thanks cards.
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Mi. R
LaGvone
E Dorada
Surray Gilliam
Gilliam
West_ Point
NBC
St. Thomas Cathedral
New York
Trinity Cathedral
Kenneth McRay Lemiley
West Point
Horrifying Tales Continued From Page One
In Maracanbo Venezuela a school disaster claims two grandchildren and a son. George M Davieson dreams of tragedy, later identifying three corpses. Red Cross relief plans shift as burial costs reach up to 50,000 dollars. A nurse team and hospitalization offers are arranged as a London school disaster is linked to a national tragedy. Hitler sends sympathies to Roosevelt as editorials note Germany's sorrow. Headlines highlight headaches as a major business loss factor.
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George M. Davilson
Iia
Overton
Anna Laura
Melon
Joe Wheeler
Ruskcounts Chanter
American Red Cross
Albert Evans
Red Cross
Palm Sunday services plan church events at First Christian
Plans outlined for Bastar At tendance Tally and Sunday worship with a Palm Sunday theme The Everlasting Yen A sermon compares YES and NO in life and contrasts property with life Special music by the choir and a youth Endeavor meeting with leaders named for Christ Dorishy Mo Alt 7 division and Senior Endavor A Good Friday Day of Prayer led by Mrs Duckett with Self Denial Offering Noon refreshment and afternoon program Easter Sunrise Prayer Service planned at the athletic field all members urged to attend The evening sermon Life s Potent Rivalries warns possessions can master rather than serve Christ all welcome at First Christian Church
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Bastar
Maétor
Aroun
Ehoir
Minior Endeavor
Dornihy Mo
Trustmm
Alt
Green
Thy Missionary Society
W. W. Duckett
Hope Star
Plano
First Christian Church
First Church of the Nazarene Sunday Services Notice
Pastor M A Stumbaugh invites all to Sunday School at 4 45 am and services at 6 45 pm and 7 30 pm with morning and evening sermons on The King's Well Frame and Crosses of Destiny. Emphasizes salvation, testimony, and Christ’s suffering. Garrett Memorial details and church events include prayer meetings and a men’s workers gathering.
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N.Y
Church of the Nazarene
Christ
Sunulay Seheg
Spring to Officially Begin Late Saturday
Spring arrives officially at 645 p.m. CST as the Naval Observatory announced. The Weather Bureau predicted spring temperatures across much of the country with rains in several regions including the West and the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
Weather Bureau
California
Pacific Northwest
Nevada County bus crash probe under way at courthouse
Dying and sixteen hurt as two school buses collide with a truck near Prescott. Basil Munn and Nevada County School Examiner lead the inquiry at a Saturday conference, with bus drivers offering conflicting accounts while investigators check lights and equipment on the three vehicles. Wreckers towed the buses into Prescott just before noon.
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Nevada County School Examiner
Basil Munn
Nevilla
Munn
Ligre
Gffiverg
Prescott
Insurgent Telegram to Mancini Reported in Madrid
In Madrid on Saturday anti fascist crowds seized a telegram allegedly from Premier Mussolini to Italian insurgents in Spain. The message, found among insurgent papers after capture near Brihuegi, spoke of the tenacity of legionnaires shattering the enemy’s resistance and was addressed to General Mancini.
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Madrid
Spain
Mussolini
Brihuegi
Mancini
Local Social Roundup From Doyle And Nearby Areas
Mrs. Jim Horn hosted Thursday evening guests while Brandon and McKnight families visited Mrs. S J Balch. Willie Chambers of Doyle and David Balch from Alton CCC camps were visiting Nashville friends. Mrs. Tom Brandon returned home after a visit with Flora Ninn of Coates Point. Mrs. Neen Chambers stayed with Mrs. Pearl Brandon on Wednesday. David Bateh of Alton CEC camp spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. S J Butch. Jin O Briant and companions were in Nashville Tuesday. George Boozer conducted business in Nashville Tuesday. Mrs. Tyner visiting her son George Boozer, and Ida O Briant and Maggie O Briant visited Tuesday. Miss Cleo spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. George Webb.
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Jim Horn
Floyd
Brandon
Horn
McKnight
S. J. Balch
Willie Chambers
Doyle
David Balch
Alton
Jean Valjean and the Case Behind the Name
The letter from Teverance Cannon of Pittsburgh asks who the figure is behind the nickname Jean Valjean after a recent case. It touches on democracy, leadership, and the impact of media and fiction on public perception, mentioning Roosevelt Baker and Pearl Buck in a speculative literary context.
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Jean Valjean
Teverance Cannon
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Bce
Newton D. Baker
bin— Gyear
Burr Store Sale Declared Big Success
Officials of the L. C. Burr company said the opening sale at the Scott Store location drew a large crowd Friday morning, about 100 people in the initial hour, after the store moved following remodeling.
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L. C. Burr Com Panry
L. C. Burr
Aid Scott
Naming of Martineau Successor Is Delayed
Washington reports that filling the vacancy caused by the death of United States Judge John E. Martineau for the Eastern Arkansas district may not occur until mid next month. Senators Joy T. Robinson and Hattie W. Caraway appear not to hasten the appointment of a new federal judge.
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WASLINGTON —/P
United States
John E. Martineau
Arkansas
Joy T. Robinson
Hattie W. Caraway
Shanghai Radio Boom Faces License Cutback
Shanghai hosts 35 radio stations the most in the world as congestion grows. The Bureau of International Telegraphs moves to reduce licenses, already taking eight stations off air. In 1929 China saw a radio boom with many uncontrolled stations appearing before the bureau acted.
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Shanghai
China
Bureau of International Telegraphs
Arkansas 1937 Assembly Fails To Create Integrated Bar
In Little Rock, the 1937 Arkansas General Assembly produced many laws affecting lawyers and courts but failed in three attempts to create an integrated state bar under bar association or supreme court control. The era’s notable measures included prosecuting attorney salaries, six year chancellor elections, and new divorce grounds, with broader efforts to regulate the profession blocked.
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EDL
Campbell Little Rock
Gar
Integrated Bar
Arkansas Bar Association
Senate
Sane House
Supreme Court
Livingston
House
Shaver-Dillon
Attormeyx
Chancery
Assembly
Arkansas
Maid of Salem at Saenger with Claudette Colbert and MacMurray
Claudette Colbert stars as the Maid of Salem in the Mareh Blue Ribbon winner coming to the Saenger Sunday and Monday with Fred MacMurray as a Virginia cavalier. The local Paisley WF A members sponsored The Harvester film, and advance ticket sales produced a benefit with Paisley students earning prize passes for New Theater shows.
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Saenger
Claudette Colbert
Fred MacMurray
Paisley WF. A
Gene Stratton Porter
the Harvester
Paisley
Peggy McNeil
Emnett Whitten
Mary Ann Manner
Elizabeth Ray Wiggins
Maxine Boyett
Albert Gaines
Pope's Digest to codify all 1997 statutes for state use
The legislature announces a new digest of the state's statutes to be titled Pope's Digest honoring Walter Pope. It will cover all 1997 statutes, with bids invited from law book firms. the digest may be published at no cost to the state if a private firm handles sales. Attorney General Hart questions constitutionality of selling the digest by a private company. Distribution is expected late this year. A Brazil item reports Luiz Rusini, 20, awakening in a stupor after missing a carnival participation opportunity.
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New Law
T. D. Crawford
Hamilton’ Moses
Jack Hart
Bailey
Unclear well test yields amid confused report
A garbled OCR reads of an oil well test in Edw 1 area describes salt water aversion, a 5559 foot depth, and production glimpses of 000 barrels. It mentions a test showing 27 de and excitement about high acre values, with references to a three mile Jogat area.
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Dorado
Jogat
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Lewisville
Evan Moye
Autrey Wilson
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Julia Chester Hospital
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Chas. Brinat
Tom Sawyer
Mr. Sawyer
Little Rock
James R. Heory
Hot Springs
John Wellborn
Mr Wellborn
Carter Johnson
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O. L. Reed
Cecil Weaver
John Cecil
Glen Williams
Nannette
Marie Parking
Foxarkana
Jessie DeLaney
Foremay
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R. A. Hamm
Aid Hamm and
Bob. Steele
Outlaws
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Jane Withers
Paddy O’day
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Shipley Studio
Walnut Street
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Paramount
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Gale Sondergaard
Louise Dresser
Edward Ellis
Purmwunt
Rochelle Hudson
Woman Wise
Will Rogers
Ai Ubretin Whowlog
Ambassador Bill
Thurfri
Merle Eros Aherne
Maracanbo
Venezuela
George Hardy
Fife
London Consolidated School
America
First Christian Crurch
Y. A. Harmon
First Church OF the Nazarene
M. A. Stumbaugh
Fawn
Donald Gray Daley
NEA
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Petunia
Duce
Egypt
India
Martineau
State Bar Association
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Flapper
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WEA Service. Inc
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Pat
By Sylvia
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T. 5S. McDavitt & Co
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Kraft-Phenix Cheese Co
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