Whooper-Upper in Danzig Sets Stage for Hitler
A profile of Albert Forster, 37, as the key Nazi figure in Danzig. The piece notes his rise from minor official to strongman who undermined the League of Nations, pressured opposition, and aligned Danzig with Hitler, becoming its de facto ruler and an imminent source of European jitters.
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Danzig
Hitler
Europe
Albert Forster
Forster
Berlin
Titler
Voelkige Hor” Bodbichter
Farlser
Hert
Dinale
Polnnit
Danaig
Supervire
Polen
der Forster
Mitler
der Fuerher
Kater
Junius Streicher
Albert
Business Ag Bann
Dinzig
Reléh
Cof
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Baltic
HM Y
League of Nations
Hiller
League
Nevis
Carmen
Women workers mock outside jobs as dishwashing race
Ruth Noll highlights women preferring outside work to housework, recounting eight New York World's Fair hostesses acting as dishwashers. The feature notes the irony of acting like housewives and predicts a fall dishwashing race will cycle through many meals for thousands of families.
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Moat
New York
General Motors
Mother's Day Guests and Birth Announced in Local Notices
Blevins Mr and Mrs Theo Bonds of Arlington Texas were Mother's Day guests of Mr and Mrs Walton Buns Mr si Mrs Henry Brooks of Texarkana were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs H E Nulen Mr and Mrs R C Taylor and Miss Cledith Taylor and Tollett Taylor were Mother's Day guests of Mr and Mrs J M Nollett in Nashville Mrs W P Sage of Rosboro spent last week with the parents Mr and Mrs J A Wade and family Mr and Mrs Horace Henen announce the birth of a daughter on May 14 named Bonnie Lee AB Osbon of Hope is spending this week with his daughter Mas
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Theo Bonds
Arlington
Texas
Walton Buns
Henry Brooks
Texarkana
Mya
H. E. Nulen
R. C. Taylor
Cledith Taylor
Tollett Taylor
J. M. Nollett
Nashville
W. P. Sage
Rosboro
J. A. Wade
Horace Henen
Bonnie Lee
AB. Osbnen
Hope
Mas
Graduating exercises mark Blevins Senior Class
Graduating exercises were held in the Blevins gym Thursday night May 11 with 20 seniors receiving diplomas. W S Atkins mayor of Hope delivered the address. Recipients include Glidys Astin Mildred Ball Dorothy Bradford Claudia Curtis Mellie Cook Ernestine Hauser Flayce Leverett Margaurette Long Annie Lee Phillips Fern Stephens Lucille Smith Melva Sue Tribble Helen Wade Charlene Wardlaw Arlene White Lola Wortham Dale Bonds Reo Flaherty Dexter Reese Fo e L Houser Jay Rhodes Melvin Smith William Scott Janes Thomas Derwood Young and others.
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Aubrey Bonds
Mr. Bonds
Will Cannan
Arkadelphia
Blevins
Neil Yarberry
Hope
Jock Chamiee
Emmet
Ed Chamiee
W. Troy Wade
Wichita Falls
Helen Wade
Armene White
Lola Wortham
Dale Bonds
Reo Flaherty
Dexter Reese
Foe L. Houser
Jay Rhodes
Melvin Smith
William Scott
Janes Thomas
Derwood Young
Ruby Johnson
Dallas
Tex
Walter Johnson
Harold Yates
Texas
Fred Yates
Ruth Nuskey
Little Rock
Earl Fore
Robert Fore
Sue Fore
Fannie Blake
H. H. Huskey
Harold Huskey
Tammy
Arp
Wright Gorham
Blegins
John Huskey
Sweet Home Community
W's Not Work When U's Play Azing Kitchen Duty Quote
In a fragment from a historical piece women discuss dishwashing and marriage roles. An actress mocks traditional housework while others defend or critique domestic labor as play versus duty. The tone targets gender expectations and the feminine mind.
Stiedle Wins State Golf Championship at Hot Springs
Frank Stiedle of Hot Springs regained the Arkansas amateur title with a 4 and 3 victory over defending champion Jack Tinnin of Little Rock at Hot Springs Country Club. Stiedle led by three holes after the morning round, finished two under par for the day, and outdriven Tinnin throughout the match to reclaim the crown.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Lang
Frank Stiedle
Arkansas
Jack Tinnin
Little Rock
Hot Springs Country Club
Stiedie
Trinity
Tinnin
Stiedle
Vickers Ltd Roots Traced to Small Tool Steel Plant
The great British steel and armament firm Vickers Ltd traces its origins to a modest plant started a century ago producing steel for tools. The move reflects the growth of a factory that evolved into a major arms maker.
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British Steel and Armament Firm
Vickers, Ltd
Origit
Night club glamour and danger at the Dove
In a 1930s style scene, Tackles navigates a power circle around Duke Martin at the Dove while plotting for alimony and new opportunities. Corinne mutters from the kitchen as Tackie weighs beauty endorsements, and Jack Burden spots Clem Shirley at a glamorous party. Martin hints at peril as conversations drift toward Janice Frerich’s fate.
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Ucky Thompson
van Zant
Corinne
Corbine
Tuckie
Pete Thompson
the Cove
The
Dove
Duke Martin
A.cos
Trallan
Washington
Tilly Porter
Jones’ Review
Sir Ronald Summerfield
London
Winthrop
Mary
Field
Clem Shirley
Duke
Tucky
van Zants
Tuckle
Clem
Janice French
Jack Burden
Tackie
Tuckia
Shah
Martin
Harvard
Haiir
Con
Jack
Gilad
Gazette
Mary Franklin
Janice Frertich
Janice
van’ Zants
Odd News Week Gets Alabama Rattlesnake Burglar Touch
A collage of quirky items: a burglar steals a rattlesnake in Alabama while other oddities span states. A Philadelphia debutante, a North Carolina fire scene, and a New York rooster ruling highlight a week of bizarre reports.
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Alabama
New York
North Carolina
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Seattle
California
South Carolina
Baltimore
Oddities and Remarks From a Fragmented News Page
A clipped passage notes an air conditioned building and a New Mexico tribe’s deliberations aired by short wave radio. It mentions a laundry workers convention skipping minutes from 1949 and compares governors’ frogs in a humorous aside. A Chicago man built a boss in his cellar, with the rest omitted.
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Laundry Workers Union
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Chicago
No Help Needed Thanks in Garden City
Police say a form letter answers star tip requests about Jeke Fleagle, a western Kansas and Colorado outlaw. Fleagle was shot dead nine years ago while trying to outdraw officers. Yukon Territory’s population has fallen from 27,000 to about 4,000 since gold mines closed.
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Garden City
Kan
Jeke Fleagle
Sas
Colorado
Fleagle
Yukon Territory
Highlights from latest books and world events
Highlights from recent books: The death of a nation narrative by Maite Hindu and reviews of works on Poland and Czech history. The piece discusses power politics, democracy, and the impact of Munich and fascism on European nations with emphasis on independence, industry, culture, and education, citing personal reflections and reactions.
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Europe
Godetsberg
Gary
Poland
Munich
Republic
Perhi
Mai Trymen
Unclear Capetown Broadcast Audience Incident
A garbled report from Capetown mentions Erle Egan speaking on exercise broadcasts. The text notes audience reaction with phrases about rebuke and indignation toward a teller. Details are fragmentary and names are partially unreadable.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Erle Egan
Spink Pajam
Teller’s
Deni 1
Hover the Union
Nash's C. L. Tonic claims quick boosts for ailments
An advertised tonic from Nash promises quick relief from fatigue and lowness, claiming benefits from malaria traces in blood, a cleansed liver, and a strong tonic effect to revive energy. The vendor guarantees refunds if not improved the first week and notes availability through local druggists including Sohne Gibson Drug Co in Hope.
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Nash
C., & Tonic
Hope
Sohne
Gibson. Drug Co
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