Finnish and German War Reports and Frontline Updates
Finnish delegates receive patriotic demonstrations as Baltic border defenses tighten. German reservists called to colors and repatriation of about 2 600 people discussed. Western front reports cite repulsed thrusts near Saarbrucken and active patrols. Royal Navy lines hardened. Berlin claims bombs on a British ship.
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Orleans tax evasion case stalls food relief efforts
The report details an Orleans case involving tax evasion linked to distribution of food aid. Machines and vending points were seized and destroyed. authorities struggle to address shortages while investigations continue amid scattered references to individuals and dates.
Death claims five states executioner pondered
A fragmented report recalls the electric chair and its effects on executioner and inmates. It notes Ruth Snyder’s 1928 case and a nervous breakdown following the switch. Massachusetts officials faced complaints about the chair’s danger and the condemned’s fear.
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Ruth Snyder
Fragmented OCR hints at Roosevelt mediation in European peace bid
Taxing garbled OCR notes reference President Roosevelt potential mediation in European war talks. Mentions Senate, Democratic leaders Barkley and Johnson motion, and Republican McNary alignment. Fuzzy text includes references to land negotiations and piecemeal description of a foreign policy dispute.
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Fuller Brush Company theft report looms large
R L Whitlow reported a theft of Fuller Brush company items from his car on Ouachita and Jackson streets. merchandise valued between 2 and 30 dollars including a carton of floor brushes mop heads hair brushes and shower brushes was taken along with a field manager's hit containing papers.
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Miss Tanner to Wed Rev James D Cockman
Miss Mary Tanner daughter of Rev E B L Tanner of Weat Monroe will marry Rev James D Cockman of Thayer Missouri at the Assembly of God church Wednesday at 6 p m. The public is invited. After the ceremony the couple will depart for Missouri where Rev Cockman conducts evangelistic work.
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EB L Tanner
Weat
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Assembly of God Church
James D Cockman
Thayer
Missouri
Cockman
A F L Denies Endorsement To New Deal
The American Federation of Labor declined to endorse the New Deal as Chauncey Weaver a Des Moines Iowa delegate challenged the Roosevelt administration. Weaver said he is not impressed by the White House message and that solidarity remains the central goal of politicians amid debate on labor unity.
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James Montgomery Sought By Mother in Absence
Mrs Marisa Farrell of Waterproof appeals for information on her son James Boots Montgomery missing since September 2. She asks readers to contact authorities with any clues about his whereabouts. The note appears in the News Star and Morning World.
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Boots) Montgomery
Marisa Farrell
Waterproof
News-Star
Morning World
New York Blast Injures Numerous People
A major blast on Fourth Avenue near Minctisens Seyhinte damaged a dry cleaning shop and a five story building adjacent to a theater. Pedestrians suffered facial cuts from flying glass as ambulances and police responded to the scene. Mrs George Halpin of Ta m e ox Mass among those injured.
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Tame Ox Mass
Lightning fires devastate plantation barn and stock
A large three story frame barn on the Richland plantation burned to the ground after a lightning strike on Monday afternoon. Forty seven mules, two thousand bushels of corn, three hundred tons of hay, one hog and a saddle were killed or damaged. the blaze also destroyed an iron roof. Blanks Parker runs the property owned by Lidell Oil, with extensive losses reported and partial coverage. Birds that migrate thousands of miles apart share the same tree in winter.
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Richland Plantation
Blanks Parker
Lidell Oil Company
Three More Flocks to Be Tested for Poultry Diseases
Three flocks from Log Town Home Demonstration Club will undergo blood tests for pullorum disease. Mrs Jewel McQuiller, home agent, announced the testing for Mrs JOB Fillue, Mrs Wo AL Calloway, and Mrs Leen White. After tests, the department will defer the project until December or January. interested sellers should contact the agents.
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Daieditels
Injured worker at River Terminal after heavy conveyor falls
Cornell Huey, a 22 year old Black employee at River Terminal loading station, was treated at Vaughan-Wright-Bendel clinic after a heavy iron conveyor crushed his toe near dawn. Doctors described a badly crushed toe and ongoing medical care.
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River Terminal Corporation
Vaughan-Wright-Bendel
Huey
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