Local News Dispatch Rules and Reprint Policy
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Christmas Eve Reflections On Peace And Humble Shepherds
The piece weighs the ending and beginnings of life with Christmas Eve at midnight as a global moment. It notes Bethlehem as the original starting point, the star in the heavens, and a gift of peace found by humble shepherds. It emphasizes quiet peace amid war-torn earth and the significance of humble receivers of the message.
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Bethlehem
Pins Through the Ages From London to Pins in America
A whimsical London dispatch notes frantic tailors searching between floorboards for pins amid shortages and rising prices. The piece muses on historic pin trade, from medieval bans to Catherine of France and 19th century U S patents, ending with US pin sizes used by entomologists.
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London
Saville Row
England
Catherine
France
John Tinsley
Gloucestershire
Birmingham
Conn
United States
Lemuel W. Wright
Loans To Argentina Boost Franco Era Trade Ties
Secretary Jesse H. Jones announced a new 60 million dollar loan to Argentina as Spain seeks alignment with the Hispanic world. The Export-Import Bank credit will span five million dollars monthly next year and support peso parity in Buenos Aires. The move follows a currency stabilization loan and shifts influence away from Britain in Argentine trade.
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Madrid
Adrian C. Escobar
Spain
Jesse H. Jones
Argentina
New World
Washington
Britain
United States
Buenos Aires
Currency Stabilization Fund
Uruguay
Joan
To The Last Frenchman and Words From Wartime Talks
The passage mocks wartime banter about Britain fighting the French. It notes six months since the last Frenchman remained active and proposes a satirical punishment for those who claimed Britain would fight the French, imagining them served up with their own words on a white dish.
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Britain
The Once Over By B L Phillips on Roman Glory
A concise poem by James M. Black critiques Roman pride and conquest. It notes the Greeks and Haile Selassie in historical contexts, contrasts triumphant rhetoric with retreat, and questions the value of military glory.
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Vasa
Greece
Rome
James M. Black
Supreme Court Ruling Cheer Up Mud Creek Navigation
A humorous clipping notes a Supreme Court ruling about the Mud Creek river status. The text celebrates the navigability and a favorable decision marked by a six to two vote.
Remembering Supreme Court Upholding Law Traditions
A reminiscence recalls the era when the Supreme Court consistently upheld constitutional statutes. It reflects on past judicial norms, the role of the court in shaping national legal standards, and the enduring question of judicial restraint versus activism.
New York Subway Maps Stir Public Confidence and War Talk
In a citizen's voice, support for national defense merges with praise for army bands and training programs. The piece notes New Yorkers navigate subways and cites Elmer Twitchell quipping about Mayor LaGuardia building lines to reflect growing map literacy.
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Elmer Twitchell
LeGuardia
The Thief of Bagdad and a Skiing Whispered Chorus
The excerpt mixes a playful lyric about skiing and a remark on Richard Avedon’s Blase Benny in The Thief of Bagdad. Avedon notes a Flying Carpet scene with mild surprise. A friend quips that it is “a last year’s model,” while the piece contrasts winter sport fervor with detached commentary.
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Benny
Bagdad
Associated Newspapers
Our Children By ANGELO PATRI Christmas Hope and Family Cheer
A Christmas inspirational piece urges peace on earth and personal faith through shared family joy. It notes the enduring human struggle toward the ideal of peace and calls on parents to involve children in festive rituals while promoting hope and resilience. It mentions a leaflet on sex instruction by Angelo Patri and how to request it from the Monroe News-Star.
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Hunter Jesse Jones and theater manager Edmund Picha in Washington Daybook
The Washington Daybook profile sketches Jesse Jones famed hunter and federal loan administrator famed for two turkeys in a Maryland shoot and Edmund Picha former manager of the New Amsterdam theater who laments the rise of cinema and a shooting gallery on Broadway. Senator Gerald Nye watches wrestling at Arrica Hall.
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Nimrod
Scotland
Stewart MacDonald
Federal Loan
Maryland
West Virginia
McDonald's
Jesse Jones
Secretary of Commerce
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Broadway
Forty-second
Brady
Ziegfeld
Anna
New Amsterdam
Amsterdam
National
E Street
42Nd
National Theater
Edmund Picha
Rasslin
Arrica Hall
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Residents Celebrate Holiday Visits Across States
Fifteen years ago in December 1925 families shared holiday guest news. P T Reardon of Charleston W V will stay three months with sons W E and H H Reardon. Dr B O Willis of Leesville La visits sister Mrs B H Scarborough. The Brown family of Shreveport and George McGee of Centenary College spend holidays with parents J D McGee in West Monroe. Grace Foren of L S A visits parents on the west side. W W Tremble announce a baby boy Joseph Hood. Foster Jones returns from Baylor College Waco for the holidays. B Bettis plans holidays in Summerville Tex with relatives.
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Charleston
W. Va
W. E. Reardon
H. H. Reardon
B. O. Willis
Leesville, la
B. H. Scarborough
T. A. Brown
Shreveport
George McGee
Centenary College
J. D. McGee
West Monroe
Mrs. W. W. Tremble
Lovers Lane
Joseph Hood
Foster Jones
Baylor College
Waco
Tex
Mrs. B. Bettis
Summerville, Tex
Flying Santa Claus Faces Delays In Gift Run Fun
Boston reports Santa and Edward Rowe Snow face heavy winds and poor flying weather delaying Christmas deliveries along New England routes. Snow aims to complete two days’ work in one, visiting over 100 sites from Nantucket lightship to lighthouses and army forts, with a forecast of clearer skies prompting hopeful progress.
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Boston
Santa
New England
Edward Rowe Snow
Nantucket
Santa Claus With a Gun Draws City Attorney's Dismay
Evansville detective sergeant Paul Bonham, dressed as Santa at a junior chamber party, forgot to remove his pistol holster. Leo Warren, assistant city attorney, quipped about Santa carrying a gun while Bonham blamed the era’s troubles for the choice.
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Ind
Paul Bonham
Santa Claus
Chamber of Commerce
Leo Warren
Neighbor keeps bulb burning on Kintner tree for nostalgia
In Louisville Kentucky Mr and Mrs J S Kintner could not have their Christmas tree this year so they placed their family bulb on a neighbor tree where it continues to burn as it did for the past two holidays.
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Louisville
J. S. Kintner
Mary Healy
Peter Lind Hayes
Otto Kruger
Warner Brothers
Cat feeds on sailor’s tinsel in Christmas scare
Lincoln Nebraska Chief Petty Officer Greenwell of the navy recruiting station solved the mystery of missing tinsel on his Christmas tree. The cat ate the tinsel, watched by Greenwell as it dangled and then licked its paws and stood on its hind legs while feeding. The officer notes the cat is thriving on the diet.
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Lincoln
Neb
Greenwell
Navy Recruiting Station
Robber flees after mistaken gas station hold up
In Chicago a gunman robbed William Rosener at a filling station. He bought 50 cents worth of gas and paid with a $5 bill. When Rosener offered change, the robber flashed a gun and fled, dropping the $5 bill in the escape. Rosener escaped with the larger bill, losing only 50 cents in the exchange.
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Chicago
William Rosener
Rosener
Rossner
William Alexander
Fort Worth
Tex
William Saroyan
Ernest Hemingway
Margaret Lindley
Saro
Mayor invites city employee to holiday bar in office
City official A. B. Jenkins hosted a bar with milk in his office during the holiday season. Separately the U S Department of Agriculture estimates about 4.65 million honey bee colonies in the United States.
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Salt Lake City
A. B. Jenkins
United States Department of Agriculture
Jimmie Fidler In Hollywood Gala Gift List
Hollywood gossip column lists celebrity fantasies and playful requests for Santa. Mae West Lana Turner Errol Flynn Vic McLagren Mickey Rooney Joan Crawford and others are mentioned with humorous gift ideas and light holiday quips amid industry notes.
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Ann Sheridan
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Eiher
John Barrymore
Vic McLagren
Vic
Errol Flynn
Lill
Mickey Rooney
Clark Gable
Clark
Rooney
Yehudi
Jack Benny
Anatole Litvak
Explorers Club
New York Echoes in Letters From Readers
Readers from multiple cities comment on New York life and famous figures. Mrs O O McIntyre reportedly remains at 200 Park Avenue, while Helen Craig speaks authentic Sian language in Johnny Belinda. William Saroyan and Ernest Hemingway are discussed, with Pierre Van Paasen returning amid many speaking engagements.
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Saratoga
N. Y
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Helen Craig
Johnny Belinda
W. W. Henderson
New Orleans
Pierre van Paasen
Reverend Freeman Addresses Kiwanis on Christmas Spirit
Rev. A. M. Freeman of the First Methodist Church spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in the Virginia hotel. He praised the open fireplace as a home focal point and likened the Christmas spirit to an era that brings out the best, releases evil thoughts, and prompts kindness. Members joined in singing Christmas carols after the talk.
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First Methodist Church
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Kiwanis Club
Virginia
Rev. Freeman
Radio Christmas Eve Schedule With Evening Programs
Radio schedule lists December 24 programming from 6 p.m. to beyond midnight. It includes Captain Midnight, King Arthur, Dance Orch, Amos and Andy, Europe’s War News, Tom Mix repeats, Bob Hope variety, Glenn Miller Orchestra, and Christmas Eve Mass. Late-night features wrap with war news and dance music concluding near midnight.
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