Associated Press policy notice on republication and tributes
This item outlines AP rights over news dispatches and local news in the paper. It notes advertising representatives, addresses, and a policy charging for tributes cards and memorials. It also states the Star disclaims responsibility for safeguarding or returning unsolicited manuscripts.
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Associated Press
Ute
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Stetck
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
The Family Doctor on Preventing Household Accidents
The piece notes ten million yearly injuries in the country with a focus on home hazards. It cites falls as the leading home cause, outlines age risk, and urges safer stairs, proper railings, slip prevention, and careful ladder use. It highlights bedroom dangers and practical fixes for bathroom, stairs, floors, and windowsills.
Shake Off Parasites and Stand Alone Tim
A columnist urges mothers to warn sons about social exploitation by popular peers who use friends for leverage. The piece asks how to break up such exploitative cliques, advising Tim to resist, preserve self-respect, and walk his own path even if lonely.
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Romeo
Locks
Braina
Tim
Bis
In Hollywood by Erakize Johnson notes film title flood
Editor Paul Harrison takes a vacation and Erakize Johnson of NEA Hollywood Bureau inspects the industry. The piece catalogs the flood of film titles in a century of movie history, mentioning many color and colorless names as examples of cinematic branding.
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Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Erakize Johnson
NEA
Film Titles and Trends in Movie Naming Across States and Cities
The article catalogs state and city themed film titles, noting Tennessee Pardner and California, Florida Enchantment style names. It lists city references like New Orleans and Broadway words such as Broadway hits and Hollywood Boulevard. It cites frequent use of love, man, and woman in titles and counts recurring words across titles.
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Hollywood
Tennessee
Colorado
Arizona
Ed's courtship alters Airway romance in chapter XI
Kay Dunn, Ted Graham, and Monte Blaine swirl through a tense love triangle aboard the Trans Pacific Airways arc. Ted plans a dinner with Kay while Doris schemes with Ralph Bangs, as Kay cautiously navigates attraction, duty, and a past tragedy shaping his cautious, patient approach to life and love.
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Mecia
Ted Graham
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Koyle
Dickie
Ted
Kay
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Kay Therault
Fed
Monte Blaine
Jas
Doris Lee
Oakland
Doris
Ralph Bangs
Jade rings and ocean dreams on a trans-Pacific courtship
Kay listens as Ted Morgan describes jade from Macao and flights across the Pacific. He presents a ring and confesses his love, proposing marriage amid memories of Midway birds, Waikiki surf, and cosmopolitan diversions. Kay contemplates, then accepts his proposal.
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Macao
Pacific
Midway Island
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Hawaii
Waikiki
Ted
Dickie
Crickets Invade Hempstead Homes Hit by Food Shortage
Fame farm housewives in Hempstead county report crickets invading houses and damaging clothing and leather items as food becomes scarce. Extension experts advise sealing cracks, using pyrethrum dust, and baiting with bran molasses water mix. seed saving urged for next year's sweet potato crop with careful handling to avoid bruising and disease, plus copper sulphate disinfecting for storage areas.
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Fame Farm
Hempstead
Ida A. Fenton
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Hest
Charde Woolsey
Extension Horiculturist
Woolsey
Ism
Jefferson in Power Parallels Seen Across Centuries
Bruce Catton reviews Claude G. Bowers Jefferson in Power noting striking resemblances between early 1800s politics and 1930s. Bowers argues Jefferson expanded democracy, restrained the best few, faced attacks on the Constitution, courts, and finances, while Federalists faltered after Hamilton’s death. the book portrays Jefferson as a major American leader.
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Jefferson
Claude G. Bowers
Houghton-Mifflin
Mr. Bowers
Our Republic
Dizzy Dean
Ates
America
Ile
Liberty League
Alexandter Hamilton
Pacific
From Woman Alone to The Woman in the Suitcase in Film
A discussion notes how titles from books songs and plays are altered for movies. It cites Mell's many appearances and shows how works like Pink Chemise Come on Marines and Burlesque inspired screen versions. Entities include Faramount Havelock Ellis and Dance of Life.
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Harvard
Mell
Heaven
Maupassant
Max Miller
Faramount
Havelock Ellis
Mr. Siss
Mite Control in Poultry and Odd Washington Tax Token Tale
The article discusses how mites harm hens by draining strength increasing disease susceptibility and reducing egg production. It notes a recommended control using crude oil or old crank-case oil applied to walls roosts and a thin film of nigazine sulphate on roosts with repeat treatment every ten days. It also mentions Washington residents reacting to a metal sales tax token and Viola Charley Wack playing with the tokens.
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Neight
A. Moore
Extension Poultryman
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Moore
Yakima
Washington
Viola Charley Wack
Viola
85 Highway Deaths for the Week End
The Associated Press reports 85 highway deaths nationwide in the week ending. Three boys and two girls were killed in North Tonawanda New York when their car crashed through a guard rail flew 50 feet and plunged into a canal. State tallies include Arkansas two California thirty Connecticut two Delaware one Georgia three Maine four Indiana six Iowa six Kansas one Michigan six Mississippi two Missouri three New Jersey two New Mexico two New York seven Oklahoma two Oregon two Pennsylvania two Rhode Island one Tennessee two Washington two Wisconsin four.
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Arkansas
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Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Mines
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Iowa
Kansas
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Missouri
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New Mexico
New York
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Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Washington
Wisconsin
Wheat farmer delivers 4500 bushels to Han von elevator
In Ellla Neb a wheat grower delivered 4500 bushels of wheat to the Han von elevator. His average yield per acre was 54.5 bushels on 105 acres.
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Hanvon
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