Student gathering to hear Juvenile Protection talk at high school
Father George Flex Strassner will speak to the student body Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in the high school auditorium on Juvenile Protection. All PTA members and the public are invited. The Adult department of the First Baptist will host a clinic at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the educational building. Officers and watchers urged to attend.
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George Flx, Strassner
Wucilorium
The
First Baptist Sunloy Avheel
Ethinnia
Great Britain
Ethiopia
America
Max Reinehay
Amore
Tau
Brockway
Reflistia Agai
Home Club Meeting at DeAnne with Mrs. Burke
The DeAnn Home Club met with Mrs. Rey Burke on Thursday October 10 at Myra O Steens. Bad weather kept attendance light while Miss Velma Alford led a discussion on hobbies and judged canned foods. Prizes went to Miss Verna Alford Mrs Hollis Samuel and Mrs Louis Wren.
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de Anne
DeAnn
Amet
Rey Burke
Velma Alford
Miss Alford
Burke
Verna Alford
Hollis Samuel
Louis Wren
Oklahoma to Face on 1936 Prohibition Vote
A fragmented item outlines Oklahoma considering a vote on prohibition in November 1936. It notes state tax plans by Meantime and a possible special election before a repeat question, while Oklahoma remains “hone dry” with only Kansas showing full prohibition status.
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Marland
Oklahoma
Kansas
Women Call for War Shock: Pacifists Face Public Test
A long, imperfect editorial argues for decisive action against aggression and warns pacifists to support defense. It cites past promises about war ending wars, urges women to shape public stance, and critiques appeasement while urging restraint and readiness. The piece links global unrest to U S leadership and domestic peace efforts.
Bread price debate rages over cost and profits
In Washington the fight over bread prices centers on Wallace and bakers. Prices rose from 64 to 83 cents per pound by mid 1930s, with recent boosts blamed on processing taxes and ingredient costs. Figures differ on how much cost hikes raise loaf prices, while baker profits and AAA data are disputed.
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Washington
Wallace
Heling Companies
Baltimore
AAA
Department of Agriculture
SEC
Packers and Stockyards
Bystamler
Wall Steel Journal
Heller
General
Aml
Wo Tn
Continental
National Resues Association
Italy pushes in Ethiopia as Hoare warns
Sir Samuel Hoare warns that reinforcements from Libya cannot spare. Italian forces advance from the south into Ethiopia aiming to seize Gorrahei in Ogaden. Graziani’s Southern army claims a 60 mile push past initial lines, seizing Dagnerres and threatening internal order in Eritrea and the region along the Webbe Shibeli river.
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Libya
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Surdoci
Scinogeli
Webbe Shibeli
Local Social Notices Highlight Family Moves and Visits
Shower Springs residents report moves to Providence and new home occupancy by Byers and Gentry families. Attendees at the DeAnn Baptist Association include Huckabee Crews and Jolson groups. Numerous visits occur among Laseter, Britts, Cash, Hodnett and McWilliams families with trips to Shreveport and Henderson State Teachers College noted.
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Gifford Byers
Providence
Joe Gentry
Byers
George Crews
Merrett Huckabee
Howard Collier
J. W. England
George Jolson
Baptist Association
DeAnn
Hugh Laseter
Pete Laseter
Donald Joe
Shreveport
Barto Bearden
Rocky Mound
H. H. Hillard
Pamela Ann Cash
Hope
Charles Rogers
J. W. McWillians
Roy Cash
Hugo Elkins
Ella Hodnett
Edwin Britt
San Hodnett
Grandy and
Joseph
Mitchell
J. W. McWilliams
Nugh Laseter
O. J. Phillips
Milton Caudle
Ed Darwin
Marjoria Byers
Henderson State Teachers College
Hayett Laseter
Velia
Mildred
John Taylor Laseter
J. S. Reed
Harry Phillips
Parker Rogers
Hollywood Gossip on the Movie Colony
Gossip column highlights personalities and happenings in the movie colony. Notes on social events, collaborations, and career moves among actors directors and studio insiders, reflecting the era’s glamour and backstage dynamics.
Hollywood Seeks Original Screen Operas for Stars
Hollywood experiments with original screen operas aiming to retire the star salaries. Gladys Swarthout and Jan Kiepura top the cast with Korngold composing and Hammerstein II writing. Two Italian flavored numbers show promise, but public reception is uncertain. If successful, operatic stars may enjoy longer careers. if not, their film futures look brief. Lutise Rainer is mentioned in passing as a past hit.
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Hollywood
Gladys Swarthout
Jan Kiepura
Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Oscar Hammerstein
Korngold
Hamemerstein
The
Angels
Lutise
Rainer
Eyes Spark Regime in Great Ziegfeld Casting Debate
The discussion centers on casting Louise in a Great Ziegfeld biopic with comparison to Anna Held. Directors argue Powell and Rainer lack resemblance, yet Louise’s eyes mirror Held’s famed stare, a key factor in her selection. A Hollywood calendar firm offers period outfits by the day, stressing era accuracy.
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Anna Held
Ziegfeld
Bil Powell
Hobart Leonard
Miss Held
Bill Powell
Ziegefeld
Powell
Mise Rainer
Louise
Thoughtful Sears warns motorists to spare birds
The New Yorker notes a printed warning in shotgun shell boxes urging drivers to proceed carefully and use horn sounds to scare birds from roads. The aim is to protect feathered friends with no real inconvenience to motorists.
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Sears, Roebuck
The
New Yorker
Fragmentary economic critique on income and prices
A garbled excerpt discusses inequality, income redistribution, and price movements. It mentions Dr Moulton, major business types, and European monopolies, referencing unions, cartels, and trade associations amid a broad economic debate.
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Moulton
Europe
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
Real relief for chills and fever from Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It claims to cure malaria by eradicating the infection, offering two sizes 50c and $1 with more value in the larger bottle. Available at local druggists.
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Mal Grove
Grove
Patmos School Meeting Highlights With Plans Unveiled
The Patmos PF held a Friday night meeting October 11 at the school building. New president Mrs Bertin Jones led a brief business period then Principal Mr Prank Rider spoke on parental help for the school year. Mr SR Hamilton discussed auditorium seating and a gymnasium project. Mr Oscar Rider spoke on school bus needs and care. The meeting reconvened October 25.
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Patmos PF
T. A
Bertin Jones
Prank Rider
SR. Hamilton
Oscar Rider
Lomvet
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