There’s Always Work for Sancho Panza in Management
A summary of a Shining Lines piece on Second in Command figures in business and politics. It cites Mark Sullivan and Raymond Clapper discussing Roosevelt, Louis Howe, and the dynamic between strong leaders and their advising aides. The article argues that successful organizations often rely on aggressive, autocratic heads balanced by a supporting second in command.
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Sancho Panza
Shining Lines
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Mark Sullivan
Roosevelt
Mr. Sullivan
Rooseveld
Raymond Clapper
Scripps-Howard
Clapper
Louis Howe
Howe
Communist Says Press Not Free How About Russia
Browder argues American press lacks balance while noting most papers lean Republican. He explains Soviet press mirrors majority rule in Russia, cites arrests for handing out communist leaflets in D C. A Springfield butcher laments changing appetites as hamburger gains share of sales.
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Russia
Washington
Earl Browder
America
National Press Club
Browder
Lise Fern
Americas
District of Columbia
Springfield
Three Women Seek Job at Central Airport Office
In Central Airport’s personnel office three determined girls wait to interview for airline work while veteran pilot Ted Graham studies their faces for signs of their readiness. A photo of a stewardess who died in an auto crash frames the tense scene as competition in the aviation industry heats up.
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Central Airport
Wach
Overland Airways
Bauch
Ted Graham
Trans-Pacific Airways
Charlie
Patience
Jesson
Graham
Mr. Graham
Ted
Kay Dunn
Kay
Cruise to Nowhere author scene reveals Kay Dunn and Ted Graham
In a magazine style scene, By Deck Morgan depicts Kay Dunn guided to a door by staff while Ted Graham notices her striking carriage and green eyes. The moment hints at past adventures and a future meeting as Kay resists waiting. Continued on page five.
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Deck Morgan
Cruise
Nowhere
Stamps Injunction Attacked by State
LITTLE ROCK ta Assistant Attorney General J. Hugh Wharton said Thursday the state will ask Lafayette chancery court to dissolve an injunction blocking construction on U.S. Highway 26 from Texarkana to El Dorado. G. W. Exton won a temporary injunction claiming the State Highway Commission tried to route the highway around Stamps and had deposited only 4,000 dollars in the court registry to pay condemnation costs to property owners.
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Little Rock
Assisant
J. Hugh Wharton
LaFayette Chancery Court
Texarkana
el Dorado
G. W. Exton
State Highway Commission
Stamps
Hope High School Prepares for Ashdown Opener at 7 45
Hope High School football team under Coach Hammons gears up for Friday night season opener against Ashdown High at 7 45 pm. Key players include Stone and Holly on the line and Vasco Bright at quarterback with Ralph Hill and other backs. Tickets sold at local outlets with season passes available. Allan Dunaway from Pine Bluff will scout the game.
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Bright
Vasco Bright
Ralph Hill
Spears
McDaniel
Ponder
Hammons
Ashdown
Dacks
Hope Confectionery
Allan Dunaway
Pine Blull
Hope
Fine Blull
Pine Sloft
First Methodist Picnic at Fair Park Sept 16
First Methodist church of Hope invites all members and attendees of Sunday school burely and young people's services to a picnic at Fair Park on Wednesday night September 16 at 7 o'clock. Families are asked to bring picnic baskets cafeteria style food, entertainment program provided, committees listed for foods arrangements entertainment and transportation.
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First Methodist Church of Hope
Fair Park
Methodist Church
Garrett Story
J. K. Sale
Lawrence Martin
W. H. Olmstead
Robert Taylor Rises to Hollywood Stardom in One Year
Hollywood profile of Robert Taylor traces a rapid ascent from Society Doctor era fan letters to leading roles in Times Square Lady and Broadway Melody of 1936. It notes a new seven year contract boosting pay to 2500 weekly with bonuses and potential rise to 7500, plus rumored romances with Vivien, Janet, Loretta, and Greta Garbo.
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Hollywood
Robert Taylor Mill
Times Square
Hussy
Joan Crawford
Camille
Greta Garbo
Taylor
Louis Mayer
Clark Gatle
Hallywon
Vivgnnia Bruce
Janet Gaynor
Loretta Young
Grows Two Corn Crops in One Season Near Hope
QT. L. Aslin a farmer five miles south of Hope told The Star he harvested two excellent corn crops this year despite heat. He said the second crop came from one good shower of rain. Both crops were on bottom land after the first crop matured he plowed and planted again.
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L. Aslin
Hope
The
Star
Statue spur buckles confuse Texas Ranger exhibit
A Centennial exposition display shows spurs on a Texas Ranger statue buckled on the inside of the feet, drawing amused comment from visitors. Dairy cows in England reportedly average under five years of age as part of a separate note.
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Austin
Tex
England
Turned Brown By Brown Turner NASHVILLE
Ty Spain comments on wartime absurdities and population control with a cynical tone. He references bullets replacing cars as a grim metaphor and notes shifts in Greek leadership as Metaxas gains influence. The piece ends with a reflection on improving times and hitchhiker demands for meals.
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Nashville
Tenn
Spain
Mussolini
Fossil Elephant Found in Missouri Near Harrisonville
A hairy elephant fossil, the first reported in Missouri, was unearthed by workers on the Bliss Van Sand farm near Harrisonville. Dr. Raymond G. Stone of the University of Kansas City estimates the Ice Age beast died about 25,000 years ago in this region.
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Harrisonville
Missouri
Bliss van Sand
Raymond G. Stone
University of Kansas City
Senator Russell Defeats Talmadge in Senate Race
ATLANTA Ga Governor Tal madge congratulated Thursday Senator Richard Russell Jr who overwhelmed him in Wednesdays Democratic senatorial race Russell's lead grows Returns from Wednesdays Democratic primary swelled Thursday the side of pro New Deal votes that apparently will retire Governor Eugene Talmade and some of his followers from office next January Latest tabulations in the contest for Dog Raises Fox Cubs Greenwood Ga A Greenwood pointer suckled three fox cubs and reared them along with two of her puppies
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Atlanta, Ga
Talmadge
Richard Russell, Jr
Ussell
Atlanta
UPI
Eugene Talmade
Greenwood
Armistice Talks Highlight Spanish Civil Conflict
The Madrid government rejected a 15 day general armistice plan as insufficient, while rebels pressed to seize Madrid. In San Sebastian fierce fighting paused after an unofficial armistice, with Basque Nationalists hoping to spare the port city from anarchist destruction as Gen. Mola’s planes drop manifestos and Antonio Ortega seeks a peaceful surrender via his son in France.
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Associated
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Evi
Madrid
San Sebastian
Spain
San Seb
Mrs
Ortega
Emilio Mola
Mola
Son
Antonio Ortega
Jose
France
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