Patchwork of local worries hints at a changing town
Local chatter covers paving plans for a circle around town to aid large trucks, disputes over street funding and possible rebuilding, a rumored B 29 crash near the Latvian border seen as a potential trigger for war, census outreach, and concerns about a telephone strike harming workers.
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Cox Remains Firm in County Support for Congress
Voters in Thomas County praise Cox for steady leadership and lack of political coercion. They note his 26 years in Congress and his effective handling of national welfare issues, stressing his untrammeled, principled approach.
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Post Office Plans Hinted as Federal Court Needs Grow
The article reports a proposed new Post Office to serve central town needs and to house Federal District Court offices now in the Court House. It discusses land offers, location near the center, and the anticipated construction once a site and price are agreed, noting current overcrowding.
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Diversification momentum in Thomas County agriculture
The Thomas County shift from cotton to diversified farming began with the Buy a Bale movement as boll weevil threats surged. Cotton fell to five thousand bales, prompting independent farmers to pursue truck crops, timber, and pasturage, leading to sustained growth in cattle, hogs, and new grass varieties while reforestation advances and land values rise.
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William Brody and the Hollywood Offer
William debates an offer to star in the film Devil May Care with Morton and Nolan weighing the risks. Andrew cautions the lead must stay loyal to stage craft, while Katherine’s casting in Prunella sparks tension over experience and destined fame. William hints at a town visit for photographs and contemplates his future.
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Senate studied naval treaty at London conference
The senate planned to study the newly evolved naval treaty from the London conference. Hoover began canvassing leaders, Borah backs naval limitation, and a wet drive pledges funding for a nationwide referendum on prohibition.
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Spring weather brings cheer across nation with rain and storms
The Associated Press reports near nationwide spring warmth with subfreezing only in parts of the northeast and Kentucky. Moisture reaches Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and southern Nebraska with more rain in Oklahoma and eastern Texas. Two tornadoes hit near Whiteface Texas injuring five and causing damage. Los Angeles sees 84 degree heat drawing about 627000 beachgoers.
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Local team rebounds with renewed spirit and sharp play
A scrambled report notes a county basketball team losing four of its last five games yet showing a brighter mood. Merchants observe stable lineup and better performance as players stay upbeat and connected with supporters and customers.
Radio Schedule Fragments Log 1:30 to 7:00 PM
Program list shows scattered broadcasts from 1:30 PM to 7 PM including Harmoneers Quartet Sunrise Serenade Navy Program Forestry Facts and Parade Of Quartets with signs of varied music, news, and segments. Highlights include Bing Crosby Show Danceland Review and Vaughn Monroe with multiple morning and noon blocks.
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Ailing Car Brings Family Transit Woes
An excerpt portrays an ailing car that stalls or balks, disrupting daily plans and family transport. The piece notes the fear of breakdowns in traffic and the need for expert diagnosis, warning of long disruptions to household routines and reliance on neighbors.
Inconvenienced owner seeks patient car patience
The owner hopes the car will endure one more day and reach expert help soon. The plan aims to avoid a major trip unless unavoidable, hoping the car performs well and avoids blame when questioned about potential faults.
Baboons Threaten African Telecommunication Network
Primitive threats disrupt lines in remote Sudan region as monkeys damage equipment. The wild baboon activity interferes with a fragile telephone system, causing outages and repairs. Officials report ongoing challenges in securing infrastructure against wildlife incursions.
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