Inside Cook County Jail Murderesses Fading Rage to Routine
In Chicago, matron Kennedy describes inmates settling into daily chores after initial crying fits. Prisoners, including mothers who killed, adapt to line work, chore duties, and even primping routines. Ann Rutherford, a 17 year old actress, whispered about brick work and home renovations within the jail.
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Mary Kennedy
Cook County
Chicago
Kennedy
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Ork
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Cine
Banks Boost Idle Reserves Yet Loans Lag as Recovery Grows
Banks hold billions in idle reserves while loan expansion remains modest. After a bottoming out, weekly Reserve system member banks have added about 300 million in loans, far short of the several billion drop seen earlier. Economists see renewed expansion and rebuilding as under way aided by new banking laws and security measures. Frederick Gamer of The Associated Press previews government spending’s role in recovery.
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America
Frederick 2. Gamer
Washington
Associated Press
Arkadelphia Will Pageant Continues At Williams Field
The Arkadelphia pageant directed by Miss Amy Jean Greene unfolds at Williams athletic field at 3 PM with noon arrival. Admission is 24 cents for adults and 18 cents for students and children over 12 to fund the show, while other museum exhibits remain free. A century old salt-making iron kettle from the saline waters near Arkadelphia is on display among historic objects. DeSoto era and indigenous encounters are depicted as pioneer days and Civil War turmoil are shown, with U S soldiers en route to the Mexican War along the old Military Road.
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Amy Jean Greene
Williams Athletic Field
Arkadelphia
DeSoto
Ouschita
Ind
Hot Springs
U. S
Pageant to Highlight Clark County History in May
Arkadelphia’s longstanding educational heritage will be showcased as several local institutions participate in a pageant on May 13. The event seeds interest in early settlement by white settlers around 1800, the birth of Tk county during Missouri territorial days, and Arkadelphia’s role in Arkansas statehood era.
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Williams Eld
Clark County
Missouri
Arkansas
Arkadelphis
Drifting campaign gains momentum after Permian find
A heavy drilling rig is assembled for deep testing toward basement Paleozoics in southwest Arkansas. The effort follows earlier work and increases after the Emackover Permian discovery, signaling a broader drilling push across multiple blocks.
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Arkansas
Emackover
Family Bible Passed Through Six Generations in Corby Line
In Fort Worth Texas a Bible linked to the Revolutionary War has been kept through six generations of the Corby family. The sixth John Corby recently received the heirloom found in a hollow tree by an ancestor who wished it to pass to each succeeding John Corby. The latest recipient is John Bakey Corby, a keeper on a WPA road project.
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Fort Worth
Texas
John Corby
Corby
John Bakey Corby
Two Billion Earths to Circle Sun and Whaling Vessels in Operation
A note explains it would take about two billion Earths placed side by side to form a continuous shell around the sun. It also states there are roughly 20 tons of American whaling vessels currently in operation.
Laemmie Retires From Universal Co
Hollywood reports mark Carl Laemmle's retirement from Universal after over 30 years, as Mary Pickford debuts as producer with One Rainy Afternoon. The film, a light comedy with music, features Irene Dunne, Allan Jones, and Francis Lederer, while previews praise both Pickford's debut and Laemmle's farewell.
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Carl Laemmie
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Rainey
Jesse L Ones
Miss Pickford
Carl Laemmle
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Lsst
Lin
Pralve Noth
Pickford-Lasky
Edna
Ferrer
Oscar Hammerstein
Jerome Kern
Ziegfeld
Irene Dunne
Magnolia
Paw Robeson
Helen Morgan
Charles Winninger
Helen Westley
Sammy White
Allan Jones
Cine
Francis Lederer
Ida Lupiano
Lederer
Ips
Joseph Cawthorn
Countess Licy de Maigret
Donald Meck
Spring Hill Weddings and Local Notices Prompt Seven Day News
Miss Lucy May Foster and Harold Robison wed Thursday night of last week in Spring Hill. Local society notes report various hospital visits, illnesses, and family travels, with residents from Hope Texarkana and Magnolia A. M. college. a fall game saw Spring Hill beat Midway 6 to 5.
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Harold Robison
Henry Yocom
Joe Foley
Julian Chester Hospital
F. J. HM
Quinton McWilliams
John McWilliams Sr
Texarkana
Dickerson
Hot Springs
Spring Hill
Midway
Gladys Johnson
Magnolia A. & M. College
Spring Hill Social Guests Reported for Weekend Dinners
Community members from Spring Hill and nearby areas hosted and visited over the weekend. Aun to Me and Mr. Floyd Smith welcomed guests Saturday night. Sunday dinners included Aubry and Autry McDowell, and Leroy Green, Carl Allen Jones, and Weaver Clements. Lois and James McDowell visited Mrs. E. B. Phillips. Mrs. Roy Dover and children spent time with her parents. Meatt Mrs. Mart Ross of Fairview and Miss Sallie Starks joined in visits with Miss Helen Butler. Amzie McDowell hosted relatives Saturday night and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Maude Clements.
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Joe Martin
Spring Hill
Floyd Smith
Leroy Green
Carl Allen Jones
Weaver Clements
Aubry
Autry McDowell
Lite
Lois
James McDowell
Be, Phillips
Roy Dover
Mart Ross
Fairview
Sallie Starks
Helen Butler
Amzie McDowell
Mmother
Maude Clements
Local visits span weekend in Holly Springs area
Mrs Zaanie Jones and son Carl Allen from Longview Texas stayed Saturday night and Sunday with relatives while Miss Marie McDowell returned home for a brief visit. Mr and Mrs Celeb Wilkerson of Texarkana and Mrs Clara Martin were guests in J S McDowell's home. Mr and Mrs Wadle Burns visited Sunday with Mrs Burns' parents Me and Mrs George Quillen. Bob Branson and son from Oklahoma also spent time with locals.
Sunday Attendance Tops Belton Church Events
Belton Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. reported strong attendance. Jimmie Bee Hampton of Ozan visited family in Belton. Locals attended Blevins Leh School commencement Friday. Mrs. Jim Doton of Nashville is improving after a major operation.
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Jimmie Bee Hampton
Ozan
J. ¥. Hampton
Blevinsleh School
Jim Dotton
Nashville
Local Social News And Visitors Report
Will be remembered as Miss Willie Bell Haniel of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sutton and Miss Litleo Wardlow of McCaskill were business visitors here Monday. Mrs. W. F. Eley of Simackover was the guest of her parents over the weekend. A candy breaking was enjoyed at Mr. and Mrs. Swaitt's Saturday night. AB, . Po U social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hampton Saturday night. Friday night was nice, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bley in Nashville Thursday. George Hughes of Oklahoma attended the singing Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stone visited Mrs Stone's mother, Mrs. Webb of Onse. Mining payrolls of Salt Lake county Utah increased nearly $1,000,000 to
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Willie Bell Haniel
Lewis Sutton
Litleo Wardlow
McCaskill
W. F. Eley
Simackover
C. T. Datson
J. W. Hampton
J. G. Bley Waa
Nashville
George Hughes
Oklahoma
Milton Stone
Stone
Mrs. Webb
Mis Texas grapefruit product announcement shocks market
A Mis Texas company announces a grapefruit product in the year ending June 3, drawing attention for its unusual branding. Market observers note unclear color schemes and phrasing, with no official color designation provided.
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