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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
4
Members of Junction and Kimble counties attend a large livestock show in San Angelo. The event drew many locals, showcasing cattle and other livestock with notable participants and exhibitors.
The passage condemns wartime and postwar conduct and urges a retaliatory boycott of American commodities. It references China, oil, and creation while warning against escalation and urging restraint as the conflict shifts from active war to historical memory.
Army observes Army day on April 6 as Uncle Sam shifts to the air corps defense. At March Field aerial bombs loaded with sand and water prepare for maneuvers while bottles hold smoke chemicals to aid aiming. A mechanic checks 100 pound bombs under a plane before takeoff at Muroc Dry Lake as defense planning advances. Fort Monroe shows work on a high altitude air project.
The article traces hot cross buns to a Christian festival tradition. It describes buns baked with a cross for the church service and notes how the custom spread from earlier bread rites to the sacrament of Holy Communion and host bread.
The court rules a romery weapons case requires payment of 165 to Darlat Focus and the Bay State area faces warnings. The roof and finishing work find cost totals around 260 dollars, with Lions Club bond purchases contributing 2 bonds at 5.90 each to aid the project.
A scorching day drives a mother to find three children missing from a South town. In a hot attic she discovers Mildred Jackie and Anthony naked, hidden under blankets while the older boy, topless but for a coon skin cap, acts as a scene from Adam and Eve.
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