Local society notes and community announcements excerpt
A fragmented city page records social events, church activities, and personal notices. Included are meetings of the Young Girls Circle, the Johan Cain chapter, and the Line of Mas Lev Hall gathering in Washington. Birthday celebrations, guests visiting from Bowling Green, and choir performances at First Presbyterian are noted along with club officers and social engagements.
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Johan Cain
Mas. Lev Hall
Washington
Chas. Keacke
Will Jaees
Local Social Figures Attend Friday Music Gala
Gloria Williams and a long list of ladies from Altus and nearby towns attended the Friday Music event praised for its unusually beautiful presentation. The article notes several names including Mrs. Byron Dodd and Mrs. P. J. Ahern among attendees, with references to other families and a return home after a weeklong visit to Shreveport.
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Srintox
Spemsererthy
Texarkana Choral Club
Fred Marshall
D. ©. Carlson
Cithos Goins
Mescot. Daniels
Kenneth Spare
E. Couch
A Ahern
Freel Marshal
J. B. Daniel
Lynn Braathey
Peeree Mirris
Lb. Morrigan
Fred Offenhouser
Phillips
Will Quinn
Clay Stewart
Gloria Williams
R. Williama
Byron Dodd
Couch
Collina Gains
Marion Roebuelk
P. J. Ahern
Dolph Braswell
LeRoy Davies
Kenneth Spore
Yttrs
Home Clubs Ol Liberty Demo at Hicks Home April 26 1935
The Liberty home group met at Mrs. Guy Hicks residence on April 26 1935. Miss Lola Hicks led devotional with Psalm 28 and Lord's Prayer. Eleven members answered roll call. three new members added. Miss Griffin demonstrated sewing and wardrobe checks. next meeting planned for May 6 1985 at Mrs. Joe Mundy's home with a framing and chair covering demonstration.
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Guy Hicks
Lola Hicks
Griffin
Coughlin Opposes Third Party Plan in Social Justice Address
DAYROIT Mich April 4 The Rev Charles E Coughlin leader of the National Union for Social Justice told members he opposes forming a third party and urged backing the Pitman bonus measure He warned against abandoning party ties while urging voters to back candidates who openly defend social justice principles He criticized Tweedleduin and Tweedledee in both major parties and promoted cross party support for qualified candidates
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Tweedleduin
Tweedledee
Union For Sovind Justice
Southern cotton wins in foreign market competition says Garside
New York economist Nat Garside of the New York Cotton Exchange predicts the South will dominate global cotton markets. In his book goes to market he argues the South is the volcano growing area and will outweigh foreign shipments. The statement appears in coverage of cotton market outlook published Sunday.
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New York
Hospital Week and the American hospital renaissance
The piece traces the U S hospital rise from early 20th century beginnings to a modern system with about 7000 hospitals, 100000 medical staff, 100000 beds, and annual patient totals near 12 million. It notes public hospital use, advances in internal medicine and radiology, and a focus on care for the disabled as a key achievement. It signals continuation with Value of the Hospital.
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United States
70 Are Killed in Motor Accidents
Associated Press report summarizes weekend road fatalities across the United States. Fatal crashes occurred in multiple states with New York and California among the hardest hit, dozens injured, and pedestrians among the victims. The tally includes several fires and vehicle collisions across cities and rural areas, with numerous named places and incidents.
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Associated Press
New York State
California
Los Arixeles
Cleveland
Srensen
Finber
Sun
Alban
Ehiter
New York City
Upstate
New York
Cotton grower costs and prices in competitive world market
An economist analyzes cotton farming in the United States, detailing that a typical grower yields about 714 bales per dash crop with lengthy labor inputs. He argues domestic net returns cannot rise solely by higher prices, noting foreign competition would expand output to counter sustained U.S. production curtailment, affecting long term outcomes.
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Garsied
Garside
United States
Death Turns Last Page in Real Tragedy at Rocky Penitentiary
Robert A. Edwards, central figure in a real life tragedy mirroring Theodore Dreiser's novel American Tragedy, was executed in the electric chair at Pennsylvania's Rockylyn Penitentiary after a court refused commutation. The case centered on Freda McKechnie's death and Edwards' conviction, marking the end of the long legal struggle.
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Robert A. Edwards
Theodore
Dreiser
Freda’ McKechnie
Edwards
Pennsylvania
Rockyiesy Penitentiary
Cotton supply and price debate echoed in foreign production impact
A quoted economist argues that foreign countries will supply the globe’s cotton demand beyond US exports, maintaining world prices even if the domestic crop shrinks. The remark suggests price stability independent of US curtailment, paired with a quip noting Morley’s attribution of high heels to a kissed forehead.
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Christopher Morley
Selfview and Pride Clash in Quiet Conversation
A man speaks of himself while the woman questions how he can resist boasting. He hints at concern about being seen as converted, and she teases him about his vanity as he checks his reflection. The exchange captures social tension and sly humor in a restrained moment.
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Cead
Rlee
Russell
Vaneuver Province
Taxes Carry AAA in Full Processing Report Unclear Figures
The AAA reported 777/540,804 in revenue and 776,103,578 in expenses for the period since May 12, 1893, noting rental and benefit payments of 678,416,926 and removal costs for surplus commodities totaling 65,853,543 plus 33,833,107 for administrative expenses. Payments were listed by commodity including cotton, wheat, corn hogs, and sugar with removal costs for hogs, wheat, dairy, sugar, and peanuts.
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Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
AAA
New Species Mae West Problems Aboard Stranger Study
In a quirky exchange a professor asks about a phrase while a student jokes about Mae West problems. The Santa Fe Magazine quotes Teacher and student banter as they debate language tests and humor amid an English lesson.
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Mae West
Santa Fe Magazine
Sarcastic Lawyer Poster Rests on Office Wall
A fragment shows a cartoonish poster in a law office. A stenographer replies sarcastically about being tired, while noted dialogue hints at workplace fatigue and a humorous exchange about rest and rent before exhaustion.
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Sarcastie
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