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Congress Beasts of Many Former Star Athletes Clash
Washington report notes members of Congress forming baseball teams from Democrats and Republicans while former gridiron stars like Senator Fred Brown and Ham Fish held past captain roles. The piece also covers Daisy Harriman’s court battle over dirt dumped on her estate and a flurry of 1934 political and social anecdotes from D. A. R. week amid cherry blossom season.
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Should Parents Bring Up Their Children Today
A father confesses he feels like a liar as he questions old youth standards and the shift to new social ethics. The piece discusses changing patriotism religion and nationalism, the balance of traditions and tolerance, and how to guide a twelve year old toward responsibility without stifling his independence.
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Shower Springs Farmers Plan Cotton Planting Cadence
Shower Springs farmers prepare planting of cotton as families share Sunday visits and welfare news. Rural community notes frequent guests, sick lists, and upcoming preaching by Rev. W. J. Burgess. invitations extended for next teaching times.
Donna and Madeline at the Circus Showdown
In a circus dressing room Donna confronts Ned Trafford after Madeline teases him. Donna warns of his temper while Madeline flirts with the animal trainer Con. Ned's possessive anger simmers as the pair head to the arena for a tense act.
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Texarkana at Hope Tuesday in Two States League action
Texarkana travels to Hope Tuesday for a Two States League game. Tirwnen owns two earlier wins this season, including the 6 to 5 victory at Texarkana. Griere will start for Goodyear, Elliott may work for Hope, with Burton-Ward looming Friday.
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25 Years Ago Births and Visits Highlight Hope Notes
A look back records a baby born to Mr and Mrs Claude Warldie in Hope Georgia from Emmet area. Miss Mattie Trimble of Washington visited at the Barlow. Mr and Mrs W H Turner and a baby spent the week with relatives in Hope. Mrs W A Briant and daughter Hortense planned a Harrisburg visit. Mrs W P Agee and others attended a Woman's Home Mission conference in Crossett Arkansas. Ten years ago Tone Russell returned to Arkadelphia to study at Ouachita College. Mrs S T Reed and Mrs Robert Wilson visited Mrs Calvin Hervey in Texarkana.
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Convict Shot in Tucker Prison Escape Attempt
Tucker Prison Farm reports B A Scoggins, serving a life term for murder from Independence county, was killed by a guard during an escape attempt at Camp No 1. He attacked the guard after ripping a canvas door from the quarantine ward where he was confined for mumps.
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Southern Association Scores and MLB Results Reported
The Southern Association game list shows Nashville beating Birmingham 8 to 5 and Little Rock at Chattanouigi postponed due to wet grounds. American League scores include Cleveland 10 Chicago 20 St. Louis 7 Detroit 2 New York 7 Washington 4 Philadelphia 1 Boston 2. National League games yield Brooklyn 0 New York 5 Boston 4 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 10 Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 6.
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Chicago baseball pitcher dismisses no hit games
Lannie Warneke, a Chicago right hander, rebukes fans seeking a no hit game after Comoros sky and Collins each collected two safe hits. He says he does not want special treatment or pity for a no-hit bid and would not give batters a free chance to extend such a game.
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France Prepares Major May Day Strike Show of Force
Premier Gaston Doumergue accepted the challenge of a May Day general strike and ordered one of the largest police mobilizations in memory, backed by the army, to maintain order in France.
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Leaders Brace for May Day Turmoil Across Paris
Premier Doumergue plans tight guard and mobilization of available forces to deter potential disturbances and a supposed Communist uprising. Authorities prepare the capital with garrisons and police, aiming to protect public services and major institutions while business and industry face possible disruptions.
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