Lions Club Talk Urges Return to Home Life to Save Democracy
Carbis A. Walker of Winston-Salem headlined a Lions Club banquet for over 200 members at Cherokee Terrace urging a return to home, church, and school commitments. The Monroe event highlighted regional clubs, wives’ night, and a dance performance as Walker noted his 320 mile drive in 320 minutes from Mobile to Monroe.
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America
Lions Clubs
Cherokee Terrace
Carbis A. Walker
Winston- Salem
N. C
Lions International
Ock Grove
Winnsboro
Delhi
Farmerville
Ruston
Jonesboro
Mansfield
Shreveport
Armandine Renaud
P. A. Poag
Ernest C. Gibson
Board of Governors
Carbis Walker
Lions
United States Naval Forces
Mobile
Ala
Monroe
Lions Voice on Democracy and Subversive Influences
The speaker cites court summons for speeding in Vicksburg and urges Lions to defend democracy amid global threats. He recalls America's founding, the Bill of Rights, and past wars, then warns of communist influences and illegal aliens, urging vigilance and reference to Dies Committee findings.
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Vicksburg
New England
Dies Committee
We Lions Endorse Home Church School Bulwarks for America
A speaker urges Lions to rally behind the home, church, and school as bulwarks of strength amid global upheaval. He recalls his WWI service, warns against communist influence, and contrasts wartime costs with potential peacetime gains.
Air Corps Offers New Openings for Tucson Station
Sergeant H. B. McNemar announced an unlimited quota for qualified young applicants with practical high school work for the 41st bombardment group air corps to be stationed in Tucson Arizona. He urged Arizona youths to apply at the post office building Monroe at once as openings may close in a few days. Clyde Weldon Paine Jr age 22 left by train for Barksdale field to enlist in the air corps. He cited strong interest in mechanics and aviation and valued the chance to join the aviation line. James Peter Vines 21 son of Mr and Mrs James C Vines of R F D
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41St Bombardment Group
Air Corps
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Monroe
Clyde Weldon Paine
C. W. Paine
Marie Place
Barksdale Field
Young Paine
McNemar
James Peter Vines
James C. Vines
Newellton Enlists in Air Corps Dist Bombardment Group
No. 2 Newellton left by train yesterday afternoon for Jackson Mississippi where he was enlisted today for the dist bombardment group air corps Tuscan Ariz. Desert Bedouins honor their guests with grease and consider that the more.
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Jackson
Mississippi
Dist Bombardment Group
Air Corps
Tuscan
Ariz
Food Grease Elevates Honor To The Visitor
A brief aphorism notes that grease on food corresponds to greater honor for a guest. The saying suggests hospitality values and reverence toward visitors in culinary practice.
Spiders Befriend Motorists In Omaha Parking Gumming
In Omaha during the 1939 fall season spiders reportedly befriended motorists by gumming up parking meters daily with their webs, creating an unusual local nuisance and curiosity.
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Nebro
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