Revival Here to Continue a Week at Hope Tabernacle
Evangelist William F. McPherson of Sanford, Florida, will extend the revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle through Sunday the 2nd, after public demand. Pastor James E. Hamill announced the extra week, with McPherson speaking on Does God Heal Today and El Shadai The God That Is Enough. Musical program Monday features quartets and El Dorado group.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
William F. McPherson
Sanford
Fla
James E. Hamill
Rev McPherson
Calvary
Eden
Jesus
Cross
the Evangelist
el Dorado
Made For Each Other debuts Lombard Stewart at New Theater
The film marks Lombard and Stewart's first serious pairing under David O. Selznick. Lucile Watson Charles Coburn Ruth Weston Donald Briggs Eddie Quillan head a large cast in a modern drama about a young married couple John and Jane Mason facing economic strain and meddling in-laws. John Cromwell directs for United Artists.
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Carole Lombard
James Stewart
David O. Selznick
Mondy
Lucil Watson
Charles Coburn
Ruth Weston
Donald Briggs
Eddie Quillan
Jo Swerling
John
Jane Mason
Miss ,Lombard
aJne Mason
Miss Lombard
Selznick
John Cromwell
Algiers
United Artists
The Brandon characters charm readers in Thirkell novel
Angela Thirkell’s new novel The Brandon gathers a lively cast led by Mrs Brandon a revered heroine who attracts male attention. The excerpt notes her obliviousness to declarations while suitors read aloud, creating humorous social intrigue.
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the Brandon
Angela Thirkell
Chief of Gestapo Slipped This Time
AP Feature Service recounts the Munich beer cellar bombing nearly killing top Nazi leaders, spotlighting Heinrich Himmler. It traces his rise from 1918 to head of the SS and Gestapo, his role in concentration camps, and his polished, chilling persona. The piece notes the public shock at the near-miss and Himmler’s secret police expansion.
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Munich
Jis
Heiinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Germany
Hitler
Himmler
Heinrich
War Ministry
Schutzstaffel
Adolf Hitler
Geheime Staats-Polizei
Resistance leaders in colleges and academies amid arrests
The text notes that leadership of resistance actions rested in colleges and academies. It mentions assaults on individuals and mass arrests around October 28 and November 15, leading to the closing of Czech academies. The Brandons are referenced, with characters Aunt Sissie and Mr Grant in a diverting, sympathetically drawn domestic scene.
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Tion
Sissie
Brandon Abbey
Mr. Grant
Washington Notes on Crime and Housing Reform
Bruce Catton reports on imagined Chicago gang warfare tied to Edward J. O’Hare’s murder and Capone’s past, plus possible FHA housing law changes. He cites a Republican senator proposing zero down payments for homes under 341000 and a plan for federal relief grants to states for out of state residents, with Farm Security remarks on westward migration and drought deserts.
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Bruce Cation
Washington
Chicago
Feds
Edward J. O'Hare
al Capone
O'Hare
Capone
Dows
Department of Agriculture
Jerry Voorhis
Federa
Soviat Security Beard
Farm Security Administration
Dreath
California
Murder in the Benthorne study drives suspect list
Captain Dawson questions Mrs. Benthorne about her movements and alibis after Arnold Benthorne's murder. Helen reveals a two year marriage born of motive and claims she loved him, while Flynn and Dawson search for the five suspects including Ara Johnson and the taxi driver. The case hinges on evidence of the locked study door and past quarrels.
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Funn Yeadon
Captain Dawson
Mrs. Benthorne
Mr. Alston
Flynn
Dawson
Joey di Tovio
Big Red
Ara
Krone
Ara Johnson
Joey
Benthorne
Awson
Helen Benthorne
Will
Jameson
Arnald
Arnold
Dawlson
Reading Papers To Make Their Bread In New York
In Burrelle's Press Clipping Bureau Manhattan, about a hundred young women read newspapers and magazines for clipping. President Hanyold Wynne notes clippings reach governments worldwide, including China and Japan. Founded in 1888 by Frank Burrelle with five readers, the firm now spends over $40,000 yearly on subscriptions.
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New York
Burrelle
Manhattan
Hudson River
Hanyold Wynne
Hope Star
China
Japan
the Star
Frank Burrelle
Burerelle’s
Red Cross Fund Total and Local Business Listings
Readable fragments show Red Cross fund totals and local business enrollments amid the Hope Basket Factory, Westside Grocery, and Tol-E-Tox Service. A burglar reportedly slipped through bars eight inches high. no arrest details provided.
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Hope Basket
Grin and Graves
Westside Grocery
Guernsey Beats Spring Hill In Key Postseason Cage Match
Guernsey Blue Devils edged Spring Hill senior boys 17 to 14 in a high tempo postseason game. Spring Hill claimed girls and junior boys wins as Lee Calhoun and Leo Calyout led Guernsey with points while Roy Martin and Kida topped Spring Hill scorers in their respective games.
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Spring Hill
Blue Devils
Guernsey Blue Devi
Devils
Columbus Tigers
Columbus
Spring Han
Lee Calhoun
Dallas Cox
Leo Calyout
Guernsey
Stae
Roy Martin
Kida
Guernse Callivuos
Mrs. R. E. Cusick Buried at DeAnn
Mrs. R. E. Cusick 60 died Wednesday at her home in the DeAnn community north of Hope after a lengthy illness. A resident since moving to DeAnn, she was a devout church worker. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon with burial in the DeAnn cemetery. Surviving are her husband, six daughters and three sons, including Lula Buck and R. E. Cusick Jr. of Ponca City Oklahoma, Willie Buck of Kirksville Texas, Mary Terry of Binns, Fanny Calhoun of Hope, Herman Cusiel of Great Bend Kansas, Ruth Petre of Hope, Tom Cusick of Big Springs Texas, and George Jones of Hope.
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Mes Ro Cusick
DeAnn
Hope
MHS Ane
de- Ani
Lula Buck
R. E. Cusick, Jr
Ponca City
Okla
Willie Buck
Kirksville
Atlantic rine fields caution rowboat crossing stunt
The article notes discouragement of river crossing stunts by rowboat in the Atlantic area and mentions varied items from a duchy rumor to bribe attempts and odd jobs. It references a New York instructor accused of bribery, a grandmother taxi driver, a writer rumor, and a scene of tearing up five dollar bills.
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Duke of Gloucester
Cor
Duchy
New York
Public sale of town lands in Hemipstead County Arkansas
Pursuant to a chancery court order dated October 16 1939 the commissioner will offer at public vendue at The Citizens National Bank of Hope front door on December 2 1000 the described real estate in Memphstead County Arkansas including Lots 9 and 10 in Block 2 Vestal Heights Addition and multiple fractional parcels in Section 28 and adjacent quarters. Sale on three months credit with approved security at 6 percent interest. Sale terms and description follow the court decree dated October 27 1999. Nov 1 and 18
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Chancery Court
Hemipstead
Citizens National Bank of Hope
Sallie Jones & Et al
Mempstead County
Arkansas
Lowht
Vestal Heights
City of Hope
Nia Ney
Ely Sey
NEWI
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MR Twiggs
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Red Cross Fund
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Charley Gilkie
Charles Shepputs
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Millits Ea
Tom Bostic
Miner Molifiek
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Prater
C. Calloway
Lie Taylor
Marvison Greet
LeRoy McGill
M. Straughter Eare
Roy Johnson
Kids Brown
Sid Stragichter
Delbert ‘Tagydor
Clifton Whitten
Dan Grittin
Johnie Ferguson
G.E. Anderson
Buster Rothwell
L. W. Walker
Isabell Omstead
Dennis Richards
L. M. Boswell
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Spring Hill Boys
R. E. Cusick
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