Charity Clothing Drive Repeats Effort Through Winston Chamber
The Winston Chamber of Commerce calls for old clothing donations to aid the needy. Turpen & Wheeler offer free cleaning for outer garments while Ideal Laundry ensures laundry for undergarments, with churches and fraternal groups distributing via proper channels.
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Turpen & Wheeler Establishment
Turpen and Wheeler Tailor Shop
Never Say Die Youth Refuses Help On Road to California
A nearly 17 year old hitchhiker found half-conscious beside a western highway after traveling with no food or warmth. After revival he revealed both parents are dead and he aims for an aunt in California. He refused funds, thanked kind strangers, and pledged to continue his journey with pride and resolve.
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California
Pacific Coast
Ben B Lindsey’s Church Ejection Sparks Debate Over Dissent
The article criticizes Ben B Lindsey for defending his controversial ideas in St. John the Divine Episcopal Cathedral during a prayer led by Bishop Manning. It argues his actions show a lapse in respect for others religious convictions, warranting his removal.
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Wm. T. Manning
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Chicago Photographer Jailed for Court Photo Violation
A Chicago federal judge sentenced a newspaper photographer to 60 days in jail without bond for taking a court picture against orders and released the defendant on trial for income tax evasion on a 10,900 dollar bond.
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Chicago
Flashy Indian Potentate Stuns London With Diamond Buttons
An Indian potentate in London was seen in public wearing diamonds and rubies as buttons, a striking display described as the behavior of a flashy dresser in the capital streets.
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London
Light Up Buckeye Valley Lets Christmas Spirit Shine
The Buckeye Lions Club plans city wide Christmas lights to brighten Monroe street and homes. Prizes will honor best decorated homes as merchants join in with store decorations to lift spirits amid hard times.
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Buckeye Valley Review
Lions Club
Buckeye
Arizona
Monroe Street
Arizona Oddities and Foresters Plot Deer Growth
In Arizona, Wade Nadler notes that many residents live under stars and stripes yet speak Arabic. In Florida, foresters in Fresno plot three deer sites to test for age growth.
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Miami
Wade Nadler
Frescott
Globe: Hotel Man Finishes 4-Foot Constitution Replica
Al Han-3en, a hotel man, completed a four foot replica of the Constitution after five years of work, the Globe reports. The project displays in his shop window and reflects patience and craftsmanship.
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GLOBE
al Han- 3En
Officer Betts Injured Chasing Milk Thief
Jerome reports Officer BE. FE. Betts is off duty after injuring his knee during a pursuit of a milk thief. The incident left Betts with a badly wrenched knee while chasing the suspect.
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Jerome
BE. FE
Betts
Nogales Publisher Urges Immediate Purchase Ahead of Campaign
Nogales International publisher Craig Pottinger urges readers not to delay and to buy now as new shopping guidance asserts urgency in consumer spending.
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Nogales
Craig Pottinger
The
Nogales International
Newsboy Roger Fees Delivers Papers to Sick Bedsides
In Yuma the Newsboy known as Roger Fees emphasizes keeping service strong with morning deliveries to the bedside of ill customers. He calls it his motto Plenty of service and continues his daily rounds despite illness in the community.
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Yuma
Roger Fees
Roger
Buckeye Brief: Frank Rangle Finally Gets Vacation
Buckeye reports Frank Rangle, a longtime butcher, has secured a long awaited vacation after years of steady work. Locally, neighbors celebrate his planned trip and wish him well for the break.
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Buckeye
Frank Rangle
Santa Claus postal bustle marks peak holiday season
In Santa Claus Indiana the post office handles far more December mail than the rest of the year as people nationwide mail Christmas letters to be remailed under the town’s postmark. Postmaster James F. Martin stands before the post office ready for the rush.
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Santa Claus
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United States
James F. Martin
Drug to Cure Addictions Developed at Cornell
Cornell researchers Wilder Bancroft and G H Richter report progress on a lab stage compound aimed at curing drug habits. They say the treatment, based on cell coagulation and peptizing, may relieve addiction but is not yet tested in humans and details await publication.
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Associated Press
Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell University
Wilder D. Bancroft
G. H. Richter
Bancroft and
Richter
National Academy
Bancroft and Richter
Hecksher Foundation
Southern Air Fast Express builds radio building at Douglas airport
The Southern Air Fast Express is constructing a radio building at the International Airport in Douglas, Arizona, at a cost of 3000 dollars.
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Douglas, Ariz
Southern Air Fast Express
International ‘Airport
Government Secures Easy Money to Pay Obligations
The treasury plans to borrow 400 million dollars to meet December 15 obligations with two low rate issues. A 150 million series at 1.34 percent for six months and 250 million for one year at 1.78 percent, the lowest rates since the war. The move hinges on favorable money markets as certificates mature and tax receipts flow in.
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Washington
Dec
Treasury
Chirotensors and Beauticians Claim Tax Exemption
In Miami several local professionals including chiropodists and beauticians urged the town council to tax their services differently or exempt their earnings citing the nature of their work and financial burdens they face from taxation.
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Miami
Coolidge Moves Toward Incorporation Ad Effort Expanded
Citizens in Coolidge have launched a campaign to incorporate as a town. The effort signals local residents seek self governance and municipal alignment through formal incorporation proceedings.
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Coolidge
Millions cast protest ballots as lame ducks loom in Congress
Rodney Dutcher notes millions voted for change but many may have no effect until the new Congress seats in December. Several retiring or defeated senators and representatives become lame ducks, delaying lawmaking as Norris amendment potential gains momentum.
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Pease Ton
Congress
House
Senate
Representatives-Elect
Isel
Senate Coalition
Longworth-Tilson-Shell House
Coveted Number One License Plates On Arizona Roads
Arizona will issue 29 automobile licenses for next year containing the digit one. Fourteen go to counties and a similar number to dealers, with one to Governor elect George W. P. Hunt for his official state car. County plates use prefix A while the state car reads ST 1, and dealers’ plates bear DLR.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
George W. P. Hunt
Nineteen reactors found in Arizona cattle herds
The U S Bureau of Animal Husbandry reports November testing in Arizona found tuberculin reactors in nineteen cattle across fifty nine herds. The survey highlights bovine tuberculosis in the region and prompts ongoing disease controls.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
U. S. Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Births Surpass Deaths in Arizona in October
Arizona records show 849 births vs 473 deaths in October with 432 boys and 408 girls. Maricopa led with four twin births. Apache Cochise Graham Pima Yavapai and Yuma counties each reported two sets. Navajo counted 61 births and 26 deaths.
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Arizona
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Cochise
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Pima
Yavapai
Yuma
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