Lane of Beginning Again Reflected in Quiet Church Notices
A clipped muse on starting anew opens a page of community notes. The Alathean class meeting at First Baptist is postponed. tea hosts honor Misses Parkins with fall flowers and Thanksgiving decor. Cosmopolitan club, WMA circle, and Messiah rehearsal are noted amid travels and condolences for H W Haynes in Kansas City.
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First Baptist Church
Nannelle Williams
Marie Antoinette Williams
Cosmopolitan Club
George Robison
East Greening Street
D. D. Walbert
Mac Stuart
R. L. Broach
Nallon Wylie
H. W. Haynes
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
City Library Shelf Picks For Fiction And Nonfiction
The City Library offers fiction titles Paula by Victoria Cross The Awakening by Warwick Deeping The Southerner by Thomas Dixon Non Fiction A Run Through Russia by W W Newton A Passage to India by I M Forster
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Rone
Paula
Victoria Cross
The
Warwick Deeping
Thomas Dixson
Russia
W. W. Newton
India
I. M. Forster
Ozark Hill Billies to Face Prescott All Stars in Pro Cage Clash
In Prescott Monday at 8 pm the Ozark Hill Billies, a four-woman touring pro cage team, meet an all-star men’s squad of ex college and high school stars in the new Prescott gym. Also scheduled is Prescott High School football versus Bauxite at 8 pm on the Prescott field, the closing game of the season for both teams. Bauxite holds seven wins and one loss.
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Prescott
Ozark Hill Billies
Bauxite
Wolves
New Fall and Winter Pattern Book Teases Slim Silhouettes
Carol Day promotes Pattern 8448 for critical women with a smart slenderizing dress featuring shoulder tucks and a slim hip line. Patterns 8343 and 8348 use various fabrics, with sizes 36 to 52 and yardage notes. Book offers 32 pages of designs, photos, and purchasing options with prices.
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Carol Day
Hope Star Tuys Patars Borsa
South America Trends Toward Fascism Amid Global Shifts
The piece argues South American nations lean toward fascist patterns driven by nationalism and economic disintegration, with Chile's Popular Front winning narrowly while rightist Gustavo Ross would have pushed a fascist regime. It notes German propaganda and local anti foreign sentiment, then shifts to U.S. considerations and a Texarkana jail case involving hacksaws smuggled for Oklahoma youths.
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Colombia
Chile
Popular Front
Don Gustavo Ross
South America
Brazil
Argentine
Transocean News Service
Santa Catherine
Horst Wessel
United State
World Reaction (Continued from Page One) Editorial
The piece criticizes a movement as harming peace progress. Reichsfuhrer Hitler’s Voelkischer Beobachter ran a piece on Mormon expulsions as an American parallel to Germany’s Jewish problem. It titled State Within a State and urged Americans to recall a troubling history. German press questioned foreign governments’ roles in the Jewish question.
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Reichsuhrer Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Missouri
Illinois
Germany
Leopold Godowsky Dies at 68 Icon of Piano and Music
New York mourns Leopold Godowsky a renowned pianist and composer who died at 68 from complications after an operation last Wednesday. In Indiana a drug case saw a defendant kept in hospital under guard awaiting federal narcotic charges, his leg immobilized by a cork wedge as a safety measure. In England the Duke of Kent visited Needham Market Suffolk and sponsored Cyril Day ten an orphan at a local orphanage following his father’s death decorating a shop for the Duke’s visit.
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New York
Leonold Godowsky
Duke
Wanstead
England
Duke of Kent
Cyril Day
Needham Market
Suffolk
Record Turnout for Alabama Boxing Tryouts
In Tuscaloosa Alabama Dick Brickates coach of the Crimson Tide boxing team oversees 84 aspirants for the 1938 to 39 squad. This turnout is the largest ever at a southern school and reflects high interest as candidates report in shifts.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Dick Brickates
Crimson Tide
Texas Jack Garner Reflections On Fifty Year Career
At 70, John Garner’s period in Congress is praised for cross party friendship and hard work with minimal floor speaking. His influence grew after becoming Vice President in 1932, though he was known to be unsympathetic to some New Deal programs. The piece notes his 1932 pledge to safeguard lives and property and give everyone a chance to work their talents, then contrasts his current preference for quiet, personal moments and rustic camps over formal celebrations.
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Congress
Garner
Rio Frio
John Garner
Stolen Auto Hero Involved in Hope Theft Incident
Baker said a youth identified as Tillman stole a car in Hope on November 11 and, after a Friday night football game, took Ward's car with a similar description. A quantity of women's clothing was found in Ward's car. Tillman had small items on him and was taken to Hope Sunday. Officials debated state or possible federal charges under the Dyer act. Tillman already held a two year suspended sentence from 102nd district court in Boston.
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Lowry
Hope
Baker
Ward
Texarksna
Tillman
Boston
Roosevelt Startson Southern Visit
President Roosevelt sails aboard the Roosevelt train bound for Chattanooga on a two weeks southern tour. He plans to reach Warm Springs, Georgia, Monday night for rest ahead of the new congress, with stops to inspect the Chickamauga TVA dam and Civil War battlefields at Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain. He will confer with Democratic leaders, possibly meet Ambassador Hugh Wilson, announce federal judgeships, and discuss Warm Springs foundation plans.
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Roosevelt
Chattanooga
South
Warm Springs
Congress
Tenn
Chickamauga Tva
Tennessee River
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountains
Tennessee
Pacific Coast
Senate
House
Hugh R. Wilson
Berlin
Germany
National and
Warm Springs Foundation
Unclear text on health program and events in Detroit and Fort Worth
Fragmentary report mentions a health oriented dinner for children and a president considering recommendations to Congress. It notes diversions from past events over two years, and references Joe Green and Dutch Meyer as local figures in Detroit and Fort Worth, with weak context about a youngster and boxing.
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Congress
Ward
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the Library
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News & Cartoon
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