Public safety plea as schools close raise traffic risk citywide
Louisiana state police launch an educational campaign to reduce motor vehicle accidents now that schools are out. Brigadier General Tis Fl Guerre urges strict driving rules in residential areas and stresses driver responsibility for all crashes.
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Mane Oniidren
Signa
Pogsiner
Vee Choi
Louisiana
Tis Fl Guerre
Yale Pot
Daa
Bonscl
Guerre
Madie
Erin
Ioness Osars
Bruce Catton in Washington on cotton hosiery plan
In Washington, David H. Young backs a government driven effort to clothe 45.9 million American women with cotton stockings. Borrowed by the Agriculture Department, Young collaborates with textile firms to develop full fashioned cotton hose blending long staple cotton, smooth texture, and appealing wearability for women.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
David H. Young
Frankie
Mr. Young
World Upside Down Eye Turns South Africa Child
A physician notes a girl with an eye that sees everything inverted due to amblyopia. The piece uses satire on global disorders and political contrasts to reflect on a world turned upside down.
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South Africa
Grapefruit Sold For One Cent Sparks Local Debate
A Tennessee town reacts to a woman rushing in with a driver and a box of fifty grapefruit priced at one cent each. The scene sparks concerns that producers lost money and questions fair pricing and economic balance in the fruit market.
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Tennessee
Florida
A New Savagery in World War II era rhetoric
The text argues that global powers have embraced a harsher form of brutality, with Italy, Australia, and Germany committed to it and Japan deeply involved. It claims only the United States, with its resources, can halt this march toward a new savagery and challenges the U S to respond boldly and nobly.
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Japan
Italy
Aussia
Germany
United States
Monroe Ballot Aims For Civic Improvement
Voters are urged to back projects in Monroe including adequate sanitary sewerage, Hay and Music Building for Northeast Center, restocking fishing streams, a municipal civic center, restyling the city beautification program.
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Northeast Center
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Fragmented OCR Text Sketches Film and Theater Notes
A long, garbled OCR passage sketches Hollywood figures and theater history with scattered references including Mary, Gaby, Bette Davis, Oliver Reed, and John Carradine. It also mentions street names, studios, and potential film projects while drifting through historical anecdotes and catalog-like fragments.
Children learn from dramatic behavior the poem and talk
A nonfiction piece discusses how children imitate drama and language from adults and media. It warns that loud, crude, or dramatic acts shape a child’s mind quickly and suggests redirecting or removing the child from adverse influences.
Jerome Frank to Head SEC Amid Rail Financing Reform Push
A Washington Daybook note identifies Jerome Frank as newly chosen chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. He is slated to be an inside aide to the railroad financing reform bloc led by Senator Wheeler. The column sketches Frank’s background as a high priced New York attorney and his role in shaping reform rhetoric and SEC opinions.
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Preston Grover Washington
Jerome Frank
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wheeler
Montana
Congress
SEC
Frank
New York
New Deal
Washington Currents
Olds
Ouyterstatu Aoy
Sears
Daguerre and Niepce Stamp Marks Photography Centenary
Early notes recount the joint efforts of Niepce and Daguerre in developing photography. Daguerre’s breakthrough came after years of trials and a serendipitous discovery with a coated metal plate. A French stamp commemorates photography’s centenary as images emerged from chemical experiments. The passage mentions related health topics and miscellaneous stamps.
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Daguerre
Niepce
Daguerrre
Wang
Judea
Neaily
Sears
Niepee
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Tata
Ian Gatreent
Bayly
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United Artists Theaters
Tariaith
Vale Pest
Biask
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Pin
Fund Bert Nan
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Gaby
Hoyuh Casale
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Otagne Nathe
Bette Davis
Abe
Dordes
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John Carradine
Buone
Arthas
Valere Tsaining
Miggie
Ube
Tiatr
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Otae Lane
Greer Ganson
Olyimpe
Mr. Chips
Sou
Elaine Bleechie
Ohta
Holly Cts
Aicor
Breland
Lotebs
Queen Victoria
Metro
Goldasti
Padaee
Choris
Chesteas
Rachite Iesan
Randy Reyburn
Reyhanna
McNausht Gyadicave, Inc
Sylvester Turbes
Wabasso Minn
Paxton
Cope Tet Bose Peretti
Marquette
Charleston
City Hall
City Law Court House
State Law Post Office
FED Law
Victor McLaglen
Mewe Sree
Lond
Hollywood
Festuiee
Edwin C. Hill
France
AST
P&s
Bose
Bart
Lesotho
Albert
Fae
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Vegas
Ueda
Nouste
Mutase
Sada S Fatto
Ats Regia
Moacters
Genid
Getong
Hess
Bis
Hal
Wes Mel Barton
Maso
Marcus
Barton
Bell Library
West 4Rd Street
Yoo
Frank Vealis
Reese
Ripley
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