Youths urged toward skilled trades in a changing economy
William Vertiner argues careers focused on white collar work deprive youths of useful trades. He cites data on Cleveland high school pupils preferring white collar paths while skilled labor remains in demand, urging valedictorians to consider carpentry and practical skills for a steadier future.
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Illiam Vertiner
Imperial Type Metal
Ttk
America
William Louther
Tay
United States
Noboly
Cleveland O
Hope Urges Support for Airmail Service May 19
The article urges local support for a planned May 19 airmail event. It notes the US Post Office Department milestones from 1918 to present and mentions the hoped for dispatch, the opening of air mail routes, and airmail stamp plans. Local figures and nations referenced include Hope, Dayton, and Petersburg with a focus on expanding airmail movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brewster
Unital
United States Post Office
Washington
New York City
Philadelphia
United States
Asi
Canada
Bermuda
Cuba
Central
Seal Republics
Macaw
Hong Kong
Asia
U. S
Shasda Doe Nates
Lateoy Bunchey
Ington
Cather
Edelie Stinson
Slant Kanghere
Robert Lave
Bert Dy Vire
Ehiad de Byrn
Clarenge
Diels Merrill
Penuke
Phage
Doe Carport
Tepe Chamber of Chan
Tepe
Voll
Wistar
Leagar & Il Widlue
Hope
Dayton
Ghia
Weight Brothers
Petersburg
Fla
Hope Mostaieter
Stete
Arkansas
Cranium Crackers and a Dazed Paper Puzzle
A garbled OCR fragment from a local paper presents numbers and letters in a scrambled line. The piece reads like a puzzle or game item with unclear context and no identifiable people or organizations. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Guernsey Faculty List For 1938 19 Term
The Guernsey Board of Trustees elected the eight member faculty for the 1938 19 term. Three new teachers join: Mrs Edgar Tyler to first grade, Miss Ruth Atkins to second grade, Miss Muriel Franks to home room for seventh and eighth grades. Re elected: Miss Nellie Hays, Miss Ana Gordon, Mr Lillie Betlefucker, Mr Forney Molt, Mr Bristow.
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Guernsey
Nellie Hays
Ana Gordon
Lillie Betlefucker
Forney Molt
Itugh Bristow
Baseball Player Held for Murder In Camden
CamdenArkansas authorities charged Way Beton baseball player Jack Foster with first degree murder for the death of teammate Curtis Chosen. Foster allegedly struck Chosen with a baseball bat during a dispute at a shower after a game, investigators say.
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Camden
Ark
Vlpa
Jack Foster
Way
Beton
Curtis Chosen
Carson
Curser
Asiral
A Thought On Revenge From Baran
Baran reflects on revenge toward an enemy, noting its peril and the moral line crossed when vengeance dominates judgment. The aphorism suggests restraint and self-control over retaliation.
Fascist Revolt in Brazil Crushed at Rio Palace
President Getulio Vargas, pistol in hand, led government defenders at the Gunnabara presidential palace to quell a Wednesday uprising. Rebels were killed or wounded in the crackdown, hundreds arrested, as the outlawed Integralist movement faltered in Brasilia.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Gunnabara
Federal Court Rebuffs NLRB In Thompson Products Case
Sixth Circuit denies enforcement against Thompson Products of Cleveland. Court finds NLRB finding not sustained by substantial evidence and notes possible discharge of two workers for union activity. Judge Allen dissents on union membership impact. NLRB had sought remedy for alleged organizing interference.
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Covington
Sixth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Thompson Products Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Elwood Hamilton
Louiseville, Ky
GC. C. Simons
Morence £. Allen
de Previsite
United Automobile Workers of America
Hamilton Wernbemldines
Pine Sawmill Then Pulp Plant Now
Rogalusa and high demand shift the Creal Southuen bimber company from sawmilling to pulp plant. The mill previously logged about 700000 feet of lumber daily, supplying virgin timber for pulp use. The Black Prince, built by Dulwe of Comal in 1937, stands as a notable early vessel in this industry.
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Rogalusa
Creal Southuen Bimber Company
Siawvmill
Bowalusa
Beomimding
Ghost Lowi
Tee the Black Prince
Dulwe
Comal
Magnetic Nail Picker Crisscrosses Hope Area Roads
The Arkaiukas Highway Department operates a magnet truck in District Airee to collect nails screws spikes and other metal debris from gravel roads. A. C. Collins reports the machine can lift up to 200 pounds and averages about 400 pounds of metal per 30 miles in the district. The truck works by traveling 30 miles on one side then reversing and crossing to the opposite side, covering roughly 80 miles of highway per run. The magnet truck is the department’s only vehicle of its kind and aims to survey gravel roads statewide in about a year. Locals call the machine the best piece of equipment owned by the highway department.
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Arka Highway Departent
Airee
A. C. Collins
Lith
Collins
District Three
Aes
Hope
Flylis
Lopistana Te Fg
Hitler Baby Photo Hoax Ties Kid to War Legend
The article recounts a 1942 hoax claiming a baby photo showed Adolf Hitler. A Lakewood, Ohio boy Johnny Warren is named as the misidentified child after a chain of republications from Austria to the United States. The origin of the photo remains unclear.
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NEA
Cleveland
Johny Joy Warren
Adolf Hiler
Dar Puehrer
Hitler
United States
Herr Titler
Adolf
Titer
John May Warren
Lakewood
Johnny
Hivler
Deliiny
Austria
London
Harald
Valprit
Jenny
Carl Dewis
Westport
WSI
John
England
Adolf Hiller
Program Attacked and Defended in Budget Dispute
In Wallington Republicans attacked the administration’s leading program as a threat to national solvency while Democrats credited it as far better than prior relief measures. The exchange reflects sharp partisan spins on fiscal policy.
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Wallington
Republicals
Montana Plans Screens to Save Game Fish
Montana officials propose screening streams to aid salmon and trout passage after reports of thousands of game fish dying when blocked by irrigation structures. John M. Sellafiele, superintendent of state fish commissions, cites canal barriers as the primary cause and urges rapid installation of protective screens.
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Montana
Helena
Monte-Vp
John M. Sellafiele
Canton Woman Kills Self Over $200 Shotgun Death Note
Theresa Ludwig, 464 divorcee, left a note claiming she paid $200 for a shotgun blast that killed the Canton contractor's wife in March 1937. Ludwig, long the Canton contractor's inamorata, died by suicide on Monday after writing the note.
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Canton
Ohio
uPi
Theresa Ludwig
Miss Ludwig
Cable
Influx of Relief Seekers Strains Alaska Welfare
Juneau reports a springtime influx of destitute individuals from the states seeking assistance. Welfare board member J. G. Rivers notes relief use is rising with little chance to curb it. The situation highlights growing demand for aid amid seasonal arrivals.
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Alaska
Juneau
J. G. Rivers
Alaska Welfare Board
Saenger Gold Cup for Softball Title
Saenger and Rialto manager M A Lightman Jr announced a permanent gold cup for each season’s softball champion. The winning team’s name and date will be engraved and the cup stays with that team until a new winner is named. The team will receive a free party and be introduced on stage at the Saenger. If a team wins twice, the trophy becomes theirs permanently.
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Saenger
Lightman
Four Year Old Child Abducted, Bradford Woman seeks Help
Mrs Shirley M West appeared for the return of her daughter Ma who vanished from a family picnic while picking flowers Sunday. Authorities investigated the missing child case as a suspected abduction in Bradford Pennsylvania with no immediate suspects or motive disclosed.
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Bradford
Shirley M. West
American Legion
Mind Your Manners in Social Etiquette Guide
A skippable vintage etiquette piece discusses proper behavior for men with women in social settings. It covers offering help, guiding crossing streets, grooming in public, napkin use, elbow on the table, and dancing etiquette with partners and escorts.
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Ao Aman
Dozen Clergymen Seized in Russia Chronicle
MOSCOW Russia authorities report the arrest of more than a dozen clergymen in Leningrad province on charges including fascist spying debauchery and plotting against the Soviet regime The Bezbozhnik newspaper names a former metropolitan and two bishops among those implicated the metropolitan allegedly debauched with altar girls while the bishops were accused of nun corruption
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Moscow
Russia
Leningrad
Athiest
Bezbozhnik
Clubwoman Given Chance to Recover in Texarkana
Mrs H H Williams 60 remained in Michael Meagher hospital after being found shot through the head in her car at the intersection of highway 47 and Sanderson Lane Monday afternoon. A .38 caliber pistol was recovered under the seat and a blood transfusion followed admission. Physicians noted a slight chance of recovery as deputies investigated the shooting in Texarkana Ark.
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Texarkana
Ark
H. H. Williams
Michael Meagher Hospital
Highway 47
Sanderson Lane
Williams
Clayton Northcutt
Suchow Battered by Jap Aerial Bombs Report
Chinese reports from Shanghai state Suchow suffered heavy damage with about 300 civilians killed or wounded and over 4,000 homes damaged after more than 800 bombs fell on the city near the Lunghai railway. Japanese ships and planes intensified bombardment at Any.
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Shanghai
China
Suchow
Lunghai
Three in Race for Governor Phipps Fails to Qualify
Arkansas primary filings show Huie Brown and Look ado seeking prosecutor post in Eighth district while Bailey runs for renomination. Governor Carl Bailey faces R A Cook and W S McNutt with many state offices left with limited candidates. several incumbents listed including Venable McClellan Hall and Holt. Bailey announces campaign will be conducted differently as list of candidates grows.
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Phipps
Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
R. al Cook
Walter Scott McNutt
Batesville
W. E. Phipps
United States Senate
Hattie W. Carlaway
Jonesboro
J. Rosser Venable
John L. McClellan
Malvern
Ector R. Johnson
Cerl E. Bailey
Ru A. Cook
Bob Bailey
Russellville
Richard Ry’ ‘Thompson
Eureka Springs
J. Steele Hall
Clinton
Jack Holt
Harrison
C. G. Hall
Litle Rock
C. L. Fisher
Searcy
Bob Prather
Vimy Ridge
George W. Neal
Murfrev
Soro
Earl: Page
J. Oscar Humphrey
Otis Page
James HH. Pilkinton
W. F. Reagan
Hugh D. Clark
Congress
Wade H. Kitchens
Magnolia
Dexter Bush
Dick Huie
Lyle Brown
G. W. Lackado
Bailey
Plegatt
Clay County
Hattie W. Caraway
Richard R. Dick" Thompson
Thompson
Earl Page
Page
Humphrey
Beloit Taylor
State Democratic Committee
Taylor
Hotel
Marion
Arkansas
Cotton Opens and Closes Higher in New Orleans
New Orleans market records May cotton opening at .74 and closing at 8.74. Spot cotton finished dull with unchanged prices as middling grade sits at 5.84.
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New Orleans
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