Reading Club Studies Historic Trails At Bay View
The Bay View Reading club met at Mrs. R. M. Briant’s home to study “Historical Trains of the United States” and discuss the Oregon Trail with insights from Mrs. J. A. Henry and Mrs. C. M. Agee. Mrs. Moore closed with “The Donner Party” excerpts, ties to family lore, and an informative roll call on current events.
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United States
Bay View
Moore
Hugh Smith
Briant
Voyage to Alaska Continues Amid Snowy Peaks
The voyage along the Inside Passage features higher mountains, fresh snow on summits, and a near midnight sunset at 9 33 as passengers crowd the decks. Early mornings are chilly with 3 30 sunrise and 5 00 rising, while the ship nears Douglas Island and Juneau. The port lies between Mt Juneau and Mt Roberts, with timbered slopes visible across the channel.
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Tere
Douglas Island
Bastineau Channel
Juneau
Jineau Channel
Mt. Juneau
Mt. Roberts
Murder to Music: Weeks Danger at Belvedere Hotel
Bob Tait races to the Belvedere to rescue Myrna Dombey after Weeks taunts Rogers and plans a crime. In a basement room Myrna lies doped as Tait finds her weak, lifting her in his arms. Weeks enters with a gun, setting up a tense confrontation.
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Tharris Rogers
Taft
Tait
Weeks
Rogers
Bob Tait
Adam
Myrna Dombey
Belvedere Hotel
Myrna
George Weeks
Juneau Glaciers and Bridges On A Cruise to Alaska
The narrator describes arriving in Juneau by ship, meeting locals including Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hurst, and visiting Mendenhall Glacier and the Territorial Museum. He notes Juneau's cosmopolitan vibe, hot weather in wool clothing, and celebrates Alaska’s striking scenery as the ship sails through Lynn Canal and Icy Straits, with foghorns signaling cautious navigation at night.
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Alaska-Juneau
Juneau
Minnesota
Seward
United States
Mt. McKinley
Fairbanks
Nome
Claude Hurst
Indian Affairs
Mendenhall Glacier
Alaska
Ketchikan
Territorial Museum
Hursts
Gastineau
Icy Straits
Oy Straits
Glaciers Linked to World's Largest Ice Cap Revealed
A coastal ascent from water level to seven to ten thousand feet passes Glacier Bay National Reservation. Active glaciers discharge into icy straits, fed by a vast central ice cap. A National Geographic Harvard sponsored aeronautical expedition found a common inland source behind the coastal mountains.
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Glacier Bay
National Geographic-Harvard
Aeronautical
Extortion Charge Involves University of Arkansas Student
Fayetteville. Russell Hughes of Joiner who withdrew after resigning as student social chairman faced allegations in the student senate that he attempted to extort money from campus social organizations in return for permission to hold dances. Philip Alston, leader of the independents, said Hughes demanded funds from groups including the Commerce Guild, with a $5 check allegedly given for dance permission. Alston claimed similar demands were made on at least three other groups. The senate blocked Frans Rogers, Hughes’s proposed successor and Hughes’ fraternity roommate, from appointment. All three officials are linked to the opposing New Deal party.
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Atk
Russell Hughes
Joiner
University of Arkansas
Philip Alston
Texarkana
Independent Party
Senate
Frans Rrogers
Blytheville
Bob Stout
Hughes
Alston
Rogers
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Dlaine
Stout
New Deal
Tobacco transfer limit set by AAA ruling
Not more than 10 percent of a farm’s 4 farm flue cured tobacco marketing quota may be transferred under a recent AAA ruling. The decision outlines transfer caps affecting growers and market allocations.
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Judges and Clerks Bumpers In Various Districts
A sequence of judge and clerk listings appears for multiple districts including Washington Fuey Grove Juka Jones and Beards Chapel. Names such as Bob Levins J P Byers Sherman Cox Joe Jackson Mack Parsons Gip Martin John Velvin Paul Rowe and others are shown alongside sheriffs and clerks. The fragmentary text reads as a roster or appointment list with multiple locations and repeated roles. The source presents no narrative beyond enumerating officials.
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Bob Levins
J. P. Byers
Sherman Cox
Joe Jackson
J. T. Manning
Washington
T. Beck
Mack Parsons
Gip Martin
John Velvin
Paul Rowe
T. C. Stané
DeAnn
J. M. Arnold
John Burke
W. L. Clark
Monroe Samuels
Edison Petre
Ray Burke
Deanyville
W. F. Spears
J. H. Hardy
Ed Lowe
F. F. Hutson
J. C. Husky
C. Stone
Beards Chapel
Walker Chambless
J. I. Jones
Olin Cox
Clyde Cummins
B. E. Avery
A. M. Brooks
Fuey Grove
J. B. Johnson
Grover Sutton
W. J. Thompson
Treasury Doubles Summer Deficit Across Four Months
Treasury figures show a four month deficit of 1.14 billion dollars on expenditures totaling 2.99 billion, with WPA relief payments rising from 434 million to 766 million and PWA disbursements modest at 26 million. Receipts from July to October were 1.84 billion, debt at 34.43 billion, financed partly by cash from sterilized gold and a 300 million dollar securities sale.
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Oatesberg
District firemen hawk tickets from bank window
In Shreveport Louisiana a group of city firefighters used a fire engine ladder to reach the bank front and sell tickets for their annual ball. One firefighter tapped on office windows to peddle the tickets.
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Bank
Nash's C. & L. Tonic for malarial bilious children
Southern mothers blame biliousness and malaria for school problems and behavior. Nash's C. and L. Tonic, a safe, drug free remedy, claims to remove malaria traces, boost appetite and vitality, and improve study performance. Sold in Hope by Ward & Son and other drug stores with money back guarantee if no improvement in a week.
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Nash
Nash’s
C. & L. Tonic
Ward & Son
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