Children of the New Day quoted amid local notices
The passage discusses a preface by Kahlil Gibran from The Prophet and reflections on child health, followed by local society notes. Mrs Lige Bearden and daughter visit relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma. Mr Leonard Hutson of Houston vacationing in the city. W F Bridewell visits from Marshall. Mrs C A Bridewell celebrates 84th birthday. U D C chapter meeting at Ben Goodlett home near Ozan. Miss Claudia Whitworth visiting Cabot Arkansas. Hope Cemetery Association to resume meetings. Mary Cornelia Holloway, Margaret Simms, and Mary Evelyn Whitworth visiting Texarkana. Russell Lewallen to enter A M college at Stillwater after leaving Fort Riley.
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Lige Bearden
Hila
Adkins
Kansas
Oklahoma
Leonard Hutson
Houston
Texas
Wash Hutson
Iain
W. F. Bridewell
Marshall
C. A. Bridewell
Pat Cleburne
U. D.C
Ben Goodlett
Ozan
C. E. Bell
Margaret Bell
O. Bridewell
Texarkana
Claudia Whitworth
Cabot, Ark
Hope Cemetery Association
Methodist Echurchy
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Margaret Simms
Mary Evelyn Whitworth
Billie Marie King
Russell Lewallen
Fort Riley
Kan
Stillwater
Olln
A. & M. College
Neutrality Act II Continued Stakes in War Zone Talk
The piece discusses evacuation of Americans amid alleged conflict in Shanghai. Senator Pittman defends Hull while noting no formal wartime status yet. He calls for removing citizens from the so called war zone, reflecting divergent views between officials and the state department.
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Orient
State Department
Shanghai
Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hull
Secretary of State
Motorist Survives Bridge Lift Incident In Oakland
In Oakland a motorist named Singleton was stranded when a drawbridge cable broke as his sedan neared the ship channel. A gasoline laden barge approached and the bridge tender ordered the lift. Singleton ran to safety as the bridge rose and the barge passed. the car dropped into the bridge supports and required a crane to remove.
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Oakland
Caplif
Keith Singleton
Singleton
Rings Worth 3580 Are Lost in Playful Figit
Manitou Springs resident L B P Bottermer suffered a loss of rings valued at 3,580 after a friendly scuffle with another man. He took off the rings and left them near a grating above a creel, where they vanished during the playful melee, likely dropping into a swift mountain stream.
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Manitou Springs
Colo
L. B P. Bottomer
Bottemer
Gracie Allen Outsmarts Interviewers in Hollywood
Paul Harrison profiles Gracie Allen, noting her distance from publicity stunts and ghostwritten quotes. Burns and Allen are contrasted with Gracie’s private life, revealing she rarely studies scripts and lets George Burns handle most interviews and press material. The piece emphasizes Gracie’s public persona versus private life.
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Gracie
George
Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Ahe
Greta Garbo
Douglas Fairbanks
Gracie Allen
Miss Allen
George Burns
John P. Medbury
Harvey Helm
Bill Burns
Miss. Allen
Court and Congress Clash Over Judicial Powers
The county vows firm action against judicial usurpation while noting the New Deal program made progress. Housing and tax-loophole measures passed. rest of the program remains in advanced stages, hindered only by time constraints and legislative absorption.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
Democratic Party
House
Kentucky
Cardui touted as relief for menstrual pain and strength
Cardus claims two uses for Cardui: ease of immediate monthly pains and nervousness, and improving overall strength by helping women better absorb nutrients from food, with physician treatment advised for some cases.
Democratic party unity under New Deal pressure likely to endure
A 1937 NEA Service column argues the Democratic party, under President Roosevelt, remains united against factional splits as New Deal programs advance. It notes splits are tactics of defeated rivals and emphasizes interdependence of north south city country. The piece previews a second article by Senator Edward Burke warning against a permanent party split.
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Democratic Party
Roosevelt
NEA Service, Inc
Edward BR. Burke
Nebraska
America
Love Under Fire at Saenger Two amid war and romance
The Saenger screens Love Under Fire featuring Loretta Young and Don Ameche in a wartime romance comedy drama amid bombing and star shells. Also advertised is the Monday night Farr-Louis boxing match paired with the western serial Wild West Days and Peter B. Kyne’s Two Gun Law, billed as hot from New York.
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Saenger
Spain
Loretta Young
Don Ameche
Borrah Minevitch
Swanke
Peter B. Kyne
Swarke
New York
Youth Keeps Up Record for Getting Arm Broken
Burwell Nebraska. Gerald Hald, 14, has earned a dubious record by breaking his left arm in a bicycle fall just weeks before the annual rodeo. He has suffered broken arms in the years preceding or during the rodeo for the past three years, highlighting a pattern of injuries linked to rodeo season.
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Burwell
Neb
Gerald Hald
Texas Leads Nation in Number of Cattle and Sheep
A mangled line suggests Texas leads all states in the count of cattle and sheep. Readers should seek full context for exact figures and dates.
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Texas
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