Poliomyelitis Facts and Public Health Guidance
City health officer Dr. P B Carrigan says Sunday school can proceed this weekend while public schools reopen Monday after a case of infantile paralysis. Dr S George Wolfe of Shreveport explains polio complexity, varying paralysis frequency, age and seasonal patterns, transmission by droplets, and diagnostic challenges amid epidemics.
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P. B. Carrigan
Tri-State Medical Journal
Shreveport
S. George Wolfe
Toomey
Ollrgs
Black Admits He Once Joined Klan But Later Quit It
Associate Justice Hugo L. Black testified that he had joined the Ku Klux Klan in the past but resigned later. He said efforts are aimed at portraying him as intolerant against Jews Catholics and Black people. He denounced religious and racial prejudice as a threat to the Constitution and warned against campaigns mixing religion with politics.
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Klan
Washington
Hugo L. Black
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Nation
Ku Klux Klan
America
Cloe
Claude Hamilton, Jr
RFC
Hamilton
Supreme Court
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Cranium Crackers Quiz From A School Page
A classroom puzzle asks students to identify correct definitions for terms like siege and ferret, and to name a state capital west of the Appalachians named after a President. It also poses a counting problem with Joe McDonald’s fortyard pigs and chickens totaling 25 heads and 66 feet, plus a question about an ibis’s classification.
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United States
Appalachian Mountains
Joe McDonald
Fara
Press Is Bitterly Critical of Black
A compilation of critical editorials from major papers accusing Justice Black of false pretenses and cowardice. The Boston Post Worcester Telegram Cleveland Main Dealer Los Angeles Times New York Herald-Tribune Raleigh News and Observer condemn his admissions and conduct regarding Klan charges and his Supreme Court appointment.
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Associated Press
Boston Post
Hl. Dent
Bigets
Justice Black
Worcester
Mass
Hugo L. Blick
United States Supreme Court
Gual
Cleveland
Supreme ‘Court
Supreme ‘Court. Ife Yous
Los Angeles ‘Times
New York Herald-Tribune
Roosevelt
Raleigh News
God Observer
Buckaroos Battle on Even Terms to the Final Period
Hope High School defeated Linnekever High Section 20 to 0 before about 2,500 fans at Maimmons Stadium. Bright starred for Hope with a 61 yard kickoff return and a 9 yard rushing TD, while Smackover’s McHaney directed the visitors with passing and runs. The game featured a close first half and a burst of fourth-quarter scoring, with defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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Leonard Ellis
Wasco
Bright
Hope High School
Linnekever High Section
Maimmons
Bobent
Buckrcup Tenn
Hope
Percy Hrumsey
Woodrow Parsons
Smackover
Buckaroos
Denis
Maey
Mellaney
Bobcats
Struckover
Leonard Bearden
Hiltback
Bobcat
Ramsey
Buckaroo
Daly
Bitte
Bucks
Big Freeman Stone
Wo Parsons
Mehaney
McHaney
Joe Eason
Meflaney
Hest
Sor
Astin
Eason
Dau
Smuckover
Mason Ami Bright
Movement to establish Yale University started by Harvard graduates
A historical note shows Yale University’s founding movement began with a group of Harvard graduates. The claim highlights early cross-college advocacy shaping Yale’s creation, reflecting ties between institutions and the era’s academic reform sentiments.
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Yale University
Harvard University
Mind Your Manners in Business Letters
A fragmented prompt quizzes on proper letter closings and phrasing. It asks which closings are appropriate in business letters, such as bear Frigg or Thanking you kindly, and contemplates what to write when a friend fails to respond. The text is a garbled preservation of etiquette guidance with example questions and uncertain answers.
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German Boy Can Go Far If He's a Nazi
A multi part profile of Hans Mulley a fourteen year old in Berlin portrayed as the ideal Nazi youth. He is trained to identify with the state values has no Jewish ancestry and is positioned to advance within the Third Reich possibly joining elite units and youth leadership.
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Berlin
Hans Mulley
Third Reich
Napoleon
Scliant Hay
Miller
Baldur von Schirseh
Hans
Sparks
Jer
Alberta Social Credit in Flux as Utopia Fades in Province
Alberta province remains under the Social Credit banner but the promised social dividend and just price system are not in effect after more than two years. A growing anti-Aberhart movement gains strength with 50 legislators backing the plan, a recall petition circulating, and the People’s League drawing large crowds demanding resignations.
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NEA
Calgary
Alta
Social Credit
Alberta
William Aberhart
Aberhart
Clifford H. Douglas
People's League
anti-Social Credit
League
Liberal
United Farmer
Okotoks High River
L. B. Byrne
Major Douglas
Gulf Storm Expands Across Gulf With Heavy Rains
A Gulf of Mexico tropical disturbance broadens from Florida to Texas, bringing heavy downpours with rain totals reaching ten inches in places. The system was centered about 225 miles south of New Orleans as it lingers, with the Associated Press forecast predicting rain for Arkansas through Saturday and Sunday.
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Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Texas
Gulf
Government
The
Star Daily
Associated Press
Arkansas
Building by Home Material Sought in Rural Arkansas
A state wide program led by the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture aims to help rural Arkansas families construct homes from native materials. Miss Melga Bullington and Clifford Smith announce the plan noting the low average farmer income of about $600, making funded, factory-built homes impractical. (Continued on Page Three)
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Arkansas
Ese
Battle reports mix on Shanghai and Soviet moves in Spain
Fragmented dispatches describe Japanese bombardment around Shanghai and new Chinese counteractions near Nor Chinese casualties amid river warfare. A Soviet demand to abandon non intervention and widen arms support for Spain signals tense international diplomacy as Italo German plans loom.
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Shanghai
Geneva
Japan
Russia
Italy
London
Eng
Rssian
Valencia
Spain
Golf Tournament to Be Played Here Sunday
A blind-bogey golf tournament will be played at 2 p m Sunday on the local course, announced by Lew Brown who runs the course. The fairways are cut and the course is in good condition. All players are invited to participate. The Alaska area is nearly the size of California Delaware Maryland Montana and Texas combined.
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Lew Brown
Alaska
California
Delaware
Maryland
Montana
Texas
Enduring Thought on Divine Payment by Anne of Austria
A reflective line attributes to Anne of Austria the idea that God is a sure paymaster who may not pay weekly or monthly, but will pay in the end, highlighting a providential view of rewards beyond earthly time.
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Anne of Austria
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Jnuse
Buckareo
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Scott
Hayden
Aslin
E. H. Barker
Buckarey
Percy Ramsey
Europe
State of Alberta
Hempstead
Averhart Social Credit
Capitel
Edmonton
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