First Lady of the Garden Hose Becomes Lawn Battle Figure
In a humorous essay a devoted neighbor, Miss Arabella Pridgett, is praised as a “first lady of the garden hose” for her relentless care of a lawn during drought. The piece mocks zeal for watering with satirical comparisons and lively asides about her two sprinklers and canal mood.
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Arabella Pridgett
Noah
Hollyhock Heights
Miss Pridgett
Remembering Frank Murphy A Champion of the Common Man
A tribute to Frank Murphy recalls his rise from a boyish curiosity to a Supreme Court justice and public champion against city bosses. The piece highlights his aggressive 1930s cleanups in New Orleans and Missouri, his clashes with Frankfurter, and his influence on Roosevelt's justice department.
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Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Frank
Washington Hotel
Murphy
Martin T. Manton
Second Circuit Court
New York
Louisiana
Huey Long
New Orleans
Richard Leche
WPA
The
State University
Missouri
Washington
Maurice Milligan
Kansas City
Justice Department
Tom Pendergast
Pierce Butler
Roosevelt
FDR
Robert H. Jackson
White House
Robert Maestri
John Rogge
Maestri
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Tom Corcoran
Bootee Styles for a Tiny Baby Embroider This Lamb on Linens
Crochet pattern 5374 offers tiny baby bootees and open toed styles for six months plus. Includes complete instructions materials stitch illustrations and finishing directions. Send 20 cents with name address and pattern number 5374.
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Arling
Eddie Cantor to host Take It or Leave It in September news
Eddie Cantor takes over as quizmaster of the long running Take It or Leave It on Sept 11 replacing Phil Baker. Cantor’s radio career innovations are noted as he transforms studio audiences and pre program mood setting. Publicity ties surround Shirley May France and a career path toward film with Black Magic and Amphibious press work.
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Eddie Cantor
Cantor
Phil Baker
Bill Goodwin
Warners
Dennis Morgan
Jack Carson
Doris Day
Shirley May
France
Edward Small
The Fiction Come The Fiction Come r ONE would have believed Ray
Ray, a conservative Southport Trust Company clerk, seems set for a quiet future until Phil Clairmont, a hometown football hero, returns and rekindles attention with Sheila Farnsworth. Sheila, Ray’s lifelong friend, is flattered by Phil’s interest, stirring envy and pity among onlookers as a winter drive to Merridale unfolds.
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Ray
Sharon
Southport Trust Company
Phil Clairmont
Clairmont
Southport
Phil
Sheila Farnsworth
Sheila
Ray Sharon
Boine
Rey
Merridale
Storm Strands Couple on Woods Road After Plot Unfolds
Ray and Sheila are stranded two miles from the highway when a storm hits as they detour through woods. He reveals a calculated plan and proves courageous when he uses the crisis to stage a setup at a camp, leaving Sheila to process her feelings and his devotion.
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Sheila
Ray
Ray Sharon
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Canton
Switz
Burden
N. Z
Liberty
Borneo
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