Southern hosiery output surges says Atlanta Fed
The Atlanta Federal Reserve reports a clear gain in six southeastern states with faster growth than the nation. It highlights rising production in full fashioned hosiery, a share of U S output climbing from 22.1 percent in 1934 to 34.9 percent in the first 19 months of 1938, plus better retail and wholesale trade and textile production in November.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank of
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Lousiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
South
United States
Fragmented prompt about art and a computer term
The text appears garbled mixing phrases about art, cost, and testing. No clear event or identifiable people or organizations are present to ground a proper news item.
Sonja Henie Named in Suit for Damage
A Chicago case cites Sonja Henie as a defendant in a damage suit tied to an incident involving a plantiff, with lawyers signaling service and court actions. The document mentions Ox Baim corporation and Pred Wodten of Chicago as related parties.
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Sonja Henie
Chic AG
Ohater Sooty
Certettvenege
Savings Association Declares 2 Cent Dividend for 1935
The Peoples Homestead and Loan Association announced a two cent dividend on stock with a four percent annual return for 1935. Dividend checks for out of town residents were mailed this afternoon and those who wish to revive or cash their checks may call the association on Tuesday morning.
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Peoples Homestead and Loan Association
Massey Pafternoon
Callie
New Year’s Resolution Aimed at Curbing Disease Plague
A community calls for action as concerns rise over a spreading disease described as tur cultural plague. The message urges resilience, vigilance, and coordinated efforts to protect residents and halt transmission this New Year.
Open Door Policy Stand Defines U S China Talk
U S stands firm for open door amid China talks. Washington rejects privilege carve‑outs and asserts United States rights in foreign policy regarding China. The issue centers on recognizing priviledges and treaty terms amid postwar diplomacy.
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Washington
China
United States
Metice
Flight for Love pilot convicted in Moscow trial
English flyer Dee Shoat, described as a pioneering aviator, faced trial in Moscow for flying into the country without proper visas to aid his wife. He was fined 25 000 rubles and had a second hand aircraft confiscated. The man, 37, allegedly landed near Moscow after crossing from Stockholm seeking permission for his wife to depart Russia, and was arrested.
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Dee Shoat
M. Entherord
da. Saaniv
Soviet Union
Boghshaven
Brean Grover
Russia
Stara
New Year Peace Hopes Amid Ongoing Global Conflicts
Revelry marks 1938 as war news persists. Franco pushes toward Barcelona. Japan bombs Kwangsi and Huan provinces. Germany criticizes Roosevelt and enlarges U boat fleet. France trips troops depart for East Africa. Italy seeks British favor as Chamberlain’s visit looms. Roosevelt holds quiet White House celebration.
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Spar
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Huan Pvrovinces. Co
Germany
United States
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East
Auto Crash Injures Three Women In Monroe
Mrs. R W Alleman Mrs A D Henderson and R E Butler were injured in a head on collision on South Grand Street in Monroe. Henderson and Alleman suffered head injuries and shock while Butler had facial lacerations. Pankey and Henderson drove north south on South Grand with a third car. Miss Fruda Mae Kosorek suffered a bruised jaw. All were treated at local sanitariums.
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Als Hendersen
Leonard Pankes
Brownville
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Pankey
J. Ho Pankey
EN. LeVasseur
HO E. Coates
Riverside Sanitarium
Alleman
Henderson
St. Francis Sanitarium
Thirteen Hoodlums Slain in Chicago Gang Purge
Chicago records reveal thirteen gangster killings last year with police noting none solved. Notable victims include Joseph Red Bolton, Walter Whites Leonard, Bert Delaney, and John Minogue amid a spree tied to rivalries and blackmail within the underworld.
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Motts
Joseph “Red” Bolton
al Capone
Walter
Whites) Leonard
Bert Gwallowtail Delaney
Capone
John Minogue
Retiring attorney general meets final cabinet session at White House
The outgoing attorney general arrives at the White House for his last cabinet meeting, marking the end of a long tenure. The gathering includes top aides and current administration officials as he prepares to transition duties.
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White House
Film Stars Make 1935 Resolutions
Hollywood figures share ambitious New Year aims including Robert Young learning to rope a steer and Lewis Stone promising to play Judge Hardy the rest of his life. Others plan career moves, study, and personal goals for 1939 and beyond.
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Robert Young
Allan Jones
Clark Gable
Spencer Tracy
Spencer Traces
Lesy
Hedy Lamarr
Tve
Lewis Stone
Judge Hardy
Eleanor Powell
Jeanette MacDonald
Joan Crawford
Frank Morgan
Robert Taylor
Mickey Koones
Ray Bolger
Florence Rice
Hawaii
Lew Ayres
Glenda Farrell
North Hollywood
Chester Morris
Page Wright Memorial
Southern California
Wendy Barrie
Calinog Dam Burst Spares 15000 From Flood
Manila dispatch reports Calinog on Panay island escaped mass casualties as a natural dam broke after a typhoon, sending a flood through the town. Residents heeded warnings and fled to high ground. Houses and trees were carried away by the powerful surge.
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Manila
Calinog
Panay Island
Rebels Tell of New Successes Near Barcelona
Spanish insurgents reported two fresh successes on the ninth day of their drive toward Barcelona the government capital. They claimed to have severed the Lerida Seo de Urgel highway at two points near the Balaguer bridgehead and announced the occupation of Cubells seven miles southwest of Artesa, as General Franco announced from Irun.
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France
Barcelona
Leridae Seo de Urgel
Balaguer
Francisco Franco
Irun
Cubells
Artesa
Catalonia
Centenary Dodd merger rejected in Shreveport
The M. E. Dodd Foundation rejected a proposed merger of Centenary and Dodd colleges in Shreveport. The plan hinged on transferring all Dodd property to Centenary and continued Dodd Junior College courses, a move opposed by the foundation. A prior offer of $50,000 gift was nullified by today’s decision.
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Centenary
Dodd Colleges
M. E. Dodd Foundation, Inc
Dodd College
Dodd Foundation
Dodd
Louisiana Methodist Conference
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