Smith Marks 35 Years in Senate
Senator Ellen D. Brith marks 35 years in the Senate amid calls for reform and independence of Congress. He notes the body has shifted toward endorsing executive actions and vows to strive for a restored constitutional function. Brith, who joined March 4, 1908, trails only Senator Allison in length of service.
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Wanted Hard Of Hearing Volunteers For Simple Test
Advertises a recruitment for men and women who are hard of hearing to try a method labeled Ourine Sune. Claims temporary deafness remedies and ear care tests. Mentions Southern Diag Sisters and dru flores as locations for testing.
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Twelve Airmen Die In Plane Collision Near Shreveport
SHREVEPORT March 4 Twelve airmen were killed when two medium bombers from Barksdale field collided in mid air forty miles north of Shreveport during routine warning flights. Officials cited poor visibility and field operations as factors in the tragic accident.
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Shreveport
Barksdale Field
Recalling Stories of Old Neighbors Dobie Chats With Texas Soldiers
Cambridge, England views Texans as a distinct American nationality while Dobie, a Texas writer, recalls Red Cross Texas party scenes with enlisted men and officers. He notes chats on Anglo American relations, Russia, and politics, and describes encounters with Texas soldiers, WACs, a Barcus family chaplain, and a visit to Ely Cathedral. The piece blends anecdotes of Texans abroad with reflections on culture, humor, and wartime life.
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George Knages
Galesville
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Barcus
Cnry
Ely
Welbourne
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France
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Montgonery
Air Corps
North Star
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Germany
Brunswick
Langat Thal
Vansion Beachhead
King's College
Prohibition Party Keeps Name Despite Talks of Change
Dallas dispatch reports Prohibition Party candidate Claude A. Watson says no name change will be considered after fall elections due to state election law complications and a required ballot name. He notes logistical shifts from church to school venue and forecasts a strong poll this year.
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Brady Cameraman Given Air Medal
Maren Brady 4-Lieut tilloch has been awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in combat as a recon pilot in an Italian theater. His P-38 carries seven high powered cameras and his homeward letters praise the role of photography in the war as he reports shoots south of Rome.
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Bucky Tilloch
Germaught
R. Bi Ennotts
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Eliot
Brady
Thedie
Rome
Che Atied
Sweatered horticulturist stars in fashion hint feature
A fragmented write up describes a horticulturist linked to fashion and a filmography including Marlo Wilson Nils Asther and a title The Man Love plus a Half Moon Street reference. It mentions victory gardens bold attire and a Bata Mule ranch setting with blonds and textured field imagery.
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Victory Gardens
Nils Asther
Half Moon Street
Bata Mule Ranch
Marie Ike
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