Brave Admiral and a star lit light end a voyage tale
Local column blends nautical poem fragments with community notes from Lewisville and Texarkana. It mentions Betty Burts as a Sunday guest, Mattie Feild and Miss Honey speaking at state events, plus updates on Girl Scouts, church groups, and residents such as Mr and Mrs Madden and the Riverside Mills visitors.
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Azores
Hercules
Cai An
Ee Misa Betty Burts
Lewisville
KG. McTine
Plans Reversed By Continued From Page Online
Andrews and J K Prescott altered votes to speed ballot prep and printing. Chairman W S Martin previously voted to list the sov erpar as the Democratic nominee. Martin and Andrews are Democrats. Prescott is a Republican. L L Mitchell, former state senator and county judge who backed Governor Bailey, threatened mandamus to compel naming Bailey as the Democratic nominee.
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Inee
Andrews
J. K. Presccott
W. 5
Martin
Soverpar
Prescott
L. L. Mitchell
Foreer
Bailey
Bond Refunding Case Continues Amid Courtlitigation
Interventions were faced by bondholders and property owners in the long running suit tied to W.G. Scougale a deceased former owner. Shortly before his death at Greenville Mississippi Scougale offered to withdraw from the litigation but the governor did not recognize the offer officially.
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W.G. Scougale
Greenville
Miss
New Jean Kay stars in A Bride for Henry at the New
Jean Kay, formerly Jean Carlow’s double, appears in Monogram’s A Bride for Henry at the New theater with Warren Hull and Anne Nagel. The film marks Kay’s first chance to showcase her own personality, after years standing in the star’s shadow. The comedy features Henry Mollison and Claudia Dell, with William Nigh adapting from Josephine Bentham and Marion Orth scripting.
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Jean Akry
Jean Carlow
Monogram
Henry
New Theater
Warren Hull
Anne Nagel
Miss Kay
Miss Harlow
Henry Mollison
Claudia Dell
William Nigh
Liberty Magwine
Josephine Bentham
Marion Orth
Dorothy Heid
Iain Wayne
Nan Grey
Punzy Knight
Widla
Frank Strayer
Jones
Government uses savings and taxes to balance budget plan
The article discusses using government reserves and borrowing to stimulate private business, citing Roosevelt era debt growth and current plans to regain balance. It notes advisers urge cutting spending and building a surplus to pay down debt, with Congress to decide on keeping status quo, raising taxes, or cutting expenses.
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Roosevelt
Weasurs
Treasury
Congress
Wil Deckle
Canape Woman Warns of Shifting Domestic Roles
A commentary warns worried wives about evolving marriage freedoms as the Canape Woman could become the Orange-Juice-and-Pancakes Woman, illustrating how domestic roles may transform under modern freedom.
Canape Woman Disturbs Domestic Peace In Modern Life
A columnist critiques the Canape Woman stereotype, describing a modern single-wurnished hostess who entertains husbands at five thirty with cocktails while neglecting domestic duties. The piece argues wives lose the edge of romance when a mate returns home to a woman focused on self and social polish, not shared life.
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South Main Street
Canape
George S. Brooks
Saturdy Evening Post
Ruth Millett
More Deer Face More Hunters This Season
Denver reports that deer and elk numbers in the state are at their highest since Indian days, with estimates placing 100000 deer and 45000 elk. Officials anticipate a gun season surge as licenses rise from 16000 last year to about 20000 this year, already over 16000 issued.
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Denver
Calcade
Parvin
Sinner
Wires Crossed at Kansas Tax Office in Topeka
For 13 years H. M. Guy and John Eyth of Topeka paid taxes on each other’s property. The error was discovered when Guy complained taxes were too high. County commissioners refunded Guy 873.88 and allowed Eyth to settle for 1,115.16. Wires and pears contrast with a late afternoon fashion note.
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Topeka
Kas
H. M. Guy
John Eyth
Guy
Eyth
Subway Riding Shaped by Old London Luxury and Quirks
London Underground offers plush seating and arm rests while contrasts with New York amuse Americans new to the city. Passengers ride in evening clothes as doors may remain open on some cars. First and third class sections exist with ticketing rules that differ from U. S. norms.
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Billroy
Hope
Vaudevie
Yolanda
Jet
Old Garland School
West Sixth Street
Billey
London
P—Lation
Subway
Underground
New York
Fresh wash frocks and house coats in many sizes
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Dog and deer pair become unlikely pals at Camp Baldy
Queenie, a police dog at Camp Baldy in California, has adopted Skippy, an orphaned fawn. After the deer followed Queenie to the resort, the two have remained constant companions, with Queenie showing maternal instincts toward the young animal following a road accident that left Skippy motherless.
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Camp Baldy
Calif
Queenie
Ppy
Skippy
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Troup
Girl Scout
Farr Park
W. ¥. Foster
Business Womens
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Cantley
Edin Earl Oeil
Business Women's Conference
Ouachita Presbytery
Camden
Ralph Madden Haave
Our City
K. Gh
McRae
Regewend Avenue
Madden
Lutent Telephone Company
T. M. Anderson
Riverside Cotton Mills
Augusta
Joan Blondell
Pat O'Brien
Warner
Robin Ood
EL Dorado
Wesson
Saenger
Irene Dunne
Allen Jones
Ged
and & P,m
John Wayne
SEA Spoilers
Warren Hall
Anne Nagelby
Clark Gable
Noah Beery
ROY Anderson and Company
Harry W. Shiver
Ubi
Ape
E. Co. Brown & CO. Cotton Merchants
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Walnut Street
Hope, Arkansas
Star Publishing Company
Bubble Dance
Kansas
Old London
Vicks
Robison
Robison's
Dog
Orphan Deer
Spring Hill Public School
C. A. Graves
John P. Vesey
Sheriff Jim Bearden
Steve Carrigan
John E. Miller
Coats
Herrshman
Are
Shirley
Eagle
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Hope Prescott Nashville
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