Abolishing the Family in a City Age Debate
British philosopher TRand Russell argues in New York that the state should raise children, challenging the primacy of the family. He notes city life harms child development and suggests moving living quarters far from urban congestion, with industry clustering, a trend already seen among the well to do and likely to spread.
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New York
Sre
Poon
Cood
United States
Pan
Giants to rise as American lines eye giant liners
Executives from the merged American Ocean 4 lines anticipate building ships as large as European giants to capture transatlantic traffic. The piece argues national pride rests more on a strong cargo fleet than on luxury liners, noting the backbone of a merchant marine is freight ships, not super liners.
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American Ocean 4 Steamship Lines
Seven Seas
International Problems Link Reparations to Debts in View
Washington dispatches report senators fear linking reparations and war debts as allied issues. The old view treated them separately, but recent events show all major international problems are interconnected. Revise any part of the system and others follow.
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Washington
United States
Norman Thomas on gang influence and police in New York voting
Norman Thomas, defeated Socialist candidate for Manhattan borough president, denounces violence and intimidation at New York polls. He accuses police in many districts of collusion with gangsters or fear of them, saying the mob aimed to control voting and the police abdicated. The piece hints at underworlds aiding political selection on election day.
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Norman Thomas
Borough of
Manhattan
New York
Su Renowon
Washington WA Letter parodying French visit chaos
A Washington to- Letter by Rodney Dutcher mocks the Laval Hoover Borah scene and Pershing Laval missteps. It details White House invites confusion, Borah’s Versailles demand, Laval’s welcome misrouting, and a chaotic series of social protocol errors during the French premier’s U S visit including Laval, Claudel, and Foch mentions.
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Rodney Dutcher
WEA
Ashington
Borat
Borah
White House
Laval
France
Hoover
Senate
Paris
Mile
Jnsette Laval
Princeton Navy
Princeton
Naval Academy
Pennsylvania Railroad
West State Department
Josette
Reine Claudel
Floover
Vielt
Yorktown
Annapolis
Dr DeWalt Norton Lectures On Fire Leper At Local Church
Twenty five years ago Dr DeWalt Norton of New York City spoke to a large Baptist church audience in the city on Fire Leper. Senator James K Jones of Washington D C is visiting his daughter in the city, with many friends greeting him. Marshal John Hamilton seized 67 pints of illicit liquor as it was being hauled from Iron Mountain depot, destroyed after trial when no owner could be found.
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DeWalt Norton
New York City
Baptist Church
James K. Jones
Washington, D. C
Steve Carrigan
John Hamilton
Iron Mountain
Local Notes From Hope and Nearby Towns
Miss Lula Hart of Prescott visited friends here on Sunday. Ruth Simpson returns to Arkadelphia where she studies at Henderson-Brown college. A movement to establish a cooperative creamery for Hope is led by George Dodds W Homer Pigg and C A Tunnell. Dr Royal J Dye, Africa missionary of ten years, speaks Monday November 34. A stereo lecture will follow. Dick Stewart and Skeet McCorkle attended the Nashville game. Verna Lee Dildy visits Nashville for a week-end. Bill Spaulding Jr, UC Berkeley coach’s son, stars for the Fairies, Cul el aleven.
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Lula Hart
Prescott
Ruth Simpson
Arkadelphia
Henderson-Brown College
George Dodds
Hempstead
Africa
Dick Stewart
Skeet McCorkle
Nashville
Verna Lee Dildy
Outlook Brightens for Sevier Farmers Despite Hard Year
Sevier county farmers show improved spirits as drought, bank failures, and low prices recede. The agricultural extension service leads a countywide reformation with live-at-home programs, 4-H club growth, seed loans, and demonstrations in soil, crops, and livestock. Sevier plans include seed supplies for 1992 planting and continued county agricultural support.
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Dequeen
Ark
Sevier County
Dreuth
Cunter Steel
Charles V. Robinson
Hng
Deacon
Vier
Gnandalald
Congress
Agricultural Extension Service
Anual
Tocal
Fayetteville
Fulton Bridge Club Hears Hostess Mrs Cox at Home
Fulton society notes report Mrs Herbert Cox hosted a Tuesday bridge club at her home. Sid Reed won the club prize with Helen Harkness of Hope taking the guest prize. A cold collation followed. Several locals and visitors from Hope, Texarkana, and Prescott were listed among attendees and guests.
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Herbert Cox
Sid Reed
Helen Harkness
Laverne Wilson
Texarisaty I
Tere
Robert Crosnae
Hope Visttedt
Iyer
John Conally
Vem| Thompson
Paul Manly
Hone
Chas, Rowland
C.H. Wilson
Texarkana
Mignon Guntee
Prescott
Grandison D. Royston
St. Louis
Dan Harkness
Hope
Birs
Brooks Shults
Dave Finley
Otis Park
R. R. Cornelius
J. B. Shults
Nuonic
Jett
Dundreary praised as a human dynamo in bantering talk
Mann compliments a figure as a human dynamo while One Fryce counters. The dialogue notes the subject’s hard work and pathfinding traits, though the exact identity remains unnamed.
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Mann
Dundreary
Fryce
Dornent
Wheat Price Boom Makes Arthur Cutten Rich
Arthur W. Cutten of Chicago, famed for bold market moves, reportedly grew wealthy through speculative bets on wheat prices. The report cites his international reputation and dramatic gains from rising grain markets.
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Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Hope Girl Popular at Chillicothe Missouri
Miss Mamie Hole of Hope led a dark-haired contingent among twelve thousand students in a parade at Chillicothe Business College Homecoming. The event featured a red white design on a special Arkansas seat and drew about 4 500 football fans. Business College teams beat Wentworth Military Academy 19 to 14 in a Missouri State Conference game. The program closed with a dance in the gymnasium auditorium.
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Chillicothe
Mamie Hole
Hope
Arkansas
Chillicother Business College
Business College
Wentworth Military Academy
More Cotton Pickers Needed Over Arkansas
Lattle Rock Arkansas reports demand for cotton pickers at 50 cents per hundred pounds. Over 1500 pickers requested last week at the federal employment bureau. Helena chamber telegram cites 200 to 400 pickers could be placed locally at 50 cents per hundred. Manville notes many acres of grain requiring harvest, promising steady work into year end with provided living quarters for families arriving to farms.
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Lattle Rock
Federal Employment Bureau
W. JH
Arkansas
Magnolia Prepares Red Cross Roll Call in Magnolia Ark
Plans for the Red Cross drive run from November 1 to Thanksgiving Day with work assignments for volunteers. Chairmen issue instructions, firms pledge 100 percent participation, ward chairmen divide workers and territory, calls to be made at every residence promptly and systematically. A strong push is aimed to complete most work by Armistice Day.
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Magnolia
Ark
Red Cross
Tur a coll winter prep and farm arc
Holly Springs farmers gather art and wood supplies as they prepare for winter. Mrs J Clark and Mrs Molly Wilke of near Emmet visit with FH B Given and S McDowell. C Collins of Hope visits family in Minden. H B Green makes a business trip to Emmet. Mrs Otis Butter ill in Joxel phine hospital. EE Phillips and wife visit Hone. Ray Butter visits with Lizzie Mouser who is ill. Lucy Mae Foster and others spend Sunday with Maurie McDowell.
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J. Clark
Molly Wilke
Emmet
Torselay
FH. B. Given
S. McDowell
C. Collins
Hope
B.S. Alford
Minden
H. B. Green
Otis Butter
Joxelphine Hospital
EE Phillips
Ray Butter
Lizzie Mouser
Lucy Mae Foster
Beatrica Brint
Inez McDowell
Helen Buller
Maurie McDowell
Poultry Marketing Schools Opened in Minnesota
ST PAUL Minnesota the University of Minnesota through its cooperative extension program has established poultry marketing schools across the state to guide poultry raisers in selling their products. The initiative aims to provide training in market access pricing branding and cooperative selling strategies to improve farm incomes.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
University of Minatota
Ugh R
Youth Kills Self At Walnut Ridge
Roy Townsend Jr., 19, shot himself at his Walnut Ridge home after hearing remarks about the Lawrence County bank closing. He died Sunday afternoon from internal hemorrhages after a 38 caliber pistol wound. A Walnut Ridge High School junior and one of triplets, he is survived by his parents and a brother. funeral services set for Monday.
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Lawrence County
Roy Townsend Jr
Tle Saaturday
Roy
Walnut Ridge High School
Virginia
Elizabeth
Roy Townsend
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