Fragmentary Local Notice With Publication Details
Disjointed text outlines publication rights notices and advertising deadlines. It references local news, dispatch credits, republication rights, and submission times for inserts. The fragment mentions deadlines around 6 o clock p m and publication cycles by week month or year.
Town Voices on Social Causes and Local Happenings
A fragmented column surveys civic topics from gender roles to public campaigns. It notes talk of women organizing a song club, sobriety in politics, and public interest drives including cancer fundraising and hospital needs while lampooning political and social foibles.
Reward Offered for Boston Outrage Perpetrator
Boston cemetery damage prompts county to offer 500 dollars for information leading to conviction. Officials warn against vandalism amid wartime tensions and call for strong protection of property and continued military strength to meet pledges against fascism and aggression.
Rose Show to Be Held in April at Junior High Auditorium
The Rose Show will take place on the last Thursday in April in the Junior High School auditorium. The Garden Club will take a silver offering at the door, with proceeds aiding a fund to buy new band uniforms for 75 students at an estimated cost of $3,000. Other clubs plan to assist while the event appeals for donations as spring blooms fade.
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Apri
Vose Field
Garden Club
Llivia Enclave Besieged By Franco Spanish Border Clash
Livia, a 1500-strong Spanish enclave ringed by France, remains closed border and under tight guard. French gendarmes and Spanish Carabineros monitor roads, restricting cross border movement and trade while peasants suffer and locals scramble for limited provisions.
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Livia
Llivia
France
Spain
Puigcerda
Cerdagne
Bailiack
Lima
CIO Multiyear Drive Aims at Elections And Southern Organizing
The CIO plans a dual campaign starting with a PAC push in congressional elections and a May mobilization in the south. The PAC will not endorse but will provide issue data to local groups. organizers will seek to recruit unorganized southern workers under a $1 voluntary member contribution and a $1,000,000 organizing fund.
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CIO
Cio-Pac
Sidney Hillman
National Cio-Pac
National Pac
Hillman
South
Philip Murray
Murray
United States
America
Llivia recalls violent Civil War siege and wartime arrivals
Bids and doorstep talks unfold as the old church is shown repaired. Llivia suffered its sole Civil War siege and 1944 Franco era occupation by Carabineros. The Alcalde sought help and villagers recall fear though no major incidents occurred. The old merchant, once a customs favorite, is noted.
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Llivia
Lilivia
Albany's H T McIntosh Praised For Herald Service
The piece honors Henry McIntosh editor of The Herald in Albany Georgia, noting 54 years with the paper and a lifetime of local service. It highlights his roots, family on staff, church work, and long tenure on city and county boards. The author reflects on Georgia history and laments few students know the state and national past.
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Albany
Georgia
H. T. McIntosh
The
Herald
McIntosh
Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
J. H. Estill
Morning News
Henry McIntosh
Contract Jumpers Face Five Year Suspension
Cincinnati April 17 AP Base ball players who jumped their American contracts to play in foreign leagues have been suspended for at least five years by Commissioner A B Chandler. Those who did not return by opening day are out. He said they cannot petition to return to American baseball for five years following his Havana Cuba announcement March 10.
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Cincinnati
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Havana
Cuba
Report on Cotton Consumption
The census bureau reports March cotton consumption at 803,937 bales of lint and 95,401 bales of linters. February figures show 764,994 lint and 91,296 linters. March last year had 857,431 lint and 132,412 linters. For eight months ending March 31, lint usage was 5,598,150 bales and linters 700,080, versus 7,509,391 and 1,000,933 a year ago.
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