Behind Scenes in Nation Committee Exit and Veta Vote
Rodney Dutcher reports on the Committee for the Nation exiting the New Deal orbit amid inflation and currency reform clashes. The piece links leaders like James Handry and Frank Vanderlip to big business, notes political shifts with Roosevelt and Thomas, and discusses ongoing currency policy tensions and legal actions tied to Remington Rand and other firms. The article also mentions Senator Dave Reed of Pennsylvania aligning against NRA, dry law fines, and consumer protection warnings from Jacob Milch.
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Veta
Dave Reed
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Committee For the Nation
James H. Handry
Remington Rand
Frank A. Vanderlip
Sears-Roebuck
George Warren
Elmer Thomas
White House
Roosevelt
Central Monetary Authority
Thomas
Committee
Wirt
Congress
Department of Justice
Remington Brand
Rand
House
Coolidge
Reed
Pennsylvania
Steel Trust
Mellens
Borah
Nye
NRA
Jack O'Hearne
Jack
Bermuda
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Prohibition
AAA
Jacob Milch
Brooklyn
Preparing a Child for School by Quiet Preparation
Olive Roberts Barton argues the best prep for school is quiet, avoid overpromising talk, and foster early friendships with two or three companions headed for the same class. She cautions against exposing children to frightening tales and suggests shielding them from older siblings’ routines to prevent anxiety about the unknown.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Columbus
Smarl Billy
Hit
Intrigue and Romance Unfold Aboard a Yacht
Aboard a yacht Estelle and Alec Davids navigate social pressures and romance amid moneyed New York circles. Alec plans marriage to gain status while Estelle resists, torn between duty and affection as their tangled schemes draw in Field and Marcia and threaten concealed pasts. Meanwhile, the pursuit of truth surrounds Lin and Bent as Villains pivot between loyalty and danger.
Local visitors and church events fill Hope town notes
Washington Dr J C Williams preached at the local Presbyterian church Sunday. Mr and Mrs G A McKnight of Bright Star visited in the W E Fore home Sunday afternoon. Fred Smith of Holly Grove was in town Saturday. Mrs RB Levins and daughter Mary shopped in Hope Saturday morning. Mrs W S Elmore left Sunday afternoon for Memphis Tom to attend a sister in law funeral and will stay several days. The B and F W clubs of surrounding towns were entertained with a luncheon at the Black Hotel Sunday. Mr Alvin Robertson of Spring Mill visited town Monday. Edward Bryson and brother of Fret stopped in town Sunday morning en route to Ashdown. Mr Shinehart and son of McCas KL were day taken Thursday. The Wilhoit band gave a musical at Melrose Saturday afternoon. W H Buer, W Frasier and J W Butler attended the cartoon meets in Hope Monday. Fannie June Elmore was in Hope Saturday. Mrs Jim Bearden’s family are glad she was able to be moved to her home from the Wis. John Vel eaghter, Juanita Mau on B Black, Mrs FL Parnes and Alfred Black were in Hope Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ceit Stuart and family carried her father, Mrs Marie ml nephew Edwin, to their Schun Sunday. Yo Ne of Texathetta spent cogml oath bet children.
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J. C. Williams
G. A. McKnight
Bright Star
Dw. Butler
J.C. Wiland
Hubbard
Hope
Black Hotel
Alvin Robertson
Spring Mill
Edward Bryson
Fret
Ashdown
Shinehart
McCas- KL
Wilhoit Band
Melrose
B. Black
FL Parnes
Alfred Black
Ceit Stuart
Marie ml
Edwin
Texathetta
Stocky Mound Me Event Report Near Shay Nee
Miss Helen Nix and her baby are mentioned alongside Mrs Henry Bickard in a brief local notice. Nearby, Mrs Jeff Weristt is referenced with Mrs Alia and Ms Evu Do in a miscellaneous society item dated Thursday.
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Jeff Weristt
Lou Purke
Bate
Helen Nix
Henry Bickard
Hogers
Alia Ane
Evu
Community Notes of Visits and Visits
Andy Jordan visited Wednesday afternoon. Doris Yarbrough returned Friday night after a week with her sister Mrs Archie Sommers near Hope. Mr and Mrs Walter Heirston called on Mr and Mrs Frank Bailey of Green Laster. Cecil Rogers and family spent Sunday with Archie Sommers near Hope. Henry Pickard and children Fay and Jessie attended a singing in Nashville Sunday with Doris Yarbrough and her mother. Mrs E D Rogers spent Sunday with Dewey Bearden and Buc Hunt. Ralph Hunt and Mrs Dale Hunt called Monday. Byrer Pickard is visiting her sister with Mr and Mrs Clifford Messer of New Hope. Helen Fincher was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs John Bill Jordan. Doyle F Purtle of Waterloo and Tad Purtle of Guernsey called on their parents N C Puryue Sunday. Juin Bill Jordan and Helen Fincher called on Mr and Mrs L H Mitchell Sunday.
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Andy Jordan
Doris Yarbrough
Archie Sommers
Near Hope
Walter Heirston
Frank Bailey
Green Laster
Cecil Rogers
J ‘Archie Sommers
Henry Pickard
Imother
E. D. Rogers
Dewey Bearden
Buc Hunt
Ralph Hunt
Dale Hunt
Byrer Fickard
Clifford Messer
New Hope
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia in Hart
A fragment suggests a column promoting feminine beauty through manners at table and pleasant dining. It links hostess grace, digestion, and glowing skin with calm conversation. It notes avoid debate during meals and hints at the Montgolfier balloon experiments dated June 4 1733.
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Alicia
Hart
Johnny
Social notes from Centerpoint and vicinity activity
Community diary recounts visits among Galloways Wrights and Caudles. Delain Wright and Delma Wright socialize with locals. Walter Galloway and others visit Wright home. W. Weight visits Julia Chester hospital to check on son Jim A after a Washington road wreck. multiple family visits span Saturday to Monday in Hope, Bodean, and nearby areas.
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John Bill Jordan
Doyle F Purtle
Waterloo
Tad Purtle
Guernsey
N.C. Puryue
Juin Bill Jordan
L, HL Mitchell
Montgolfier Brothers
CAMCO
LW. Galloway
Gladys Galloway
Jessie Mae Wright
A. L. Coudle
W. W. Wright
Chiildren
Berry Porterfield
Pony Reeves
Walter Galloway
Wow
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Delilah Galloway
Delon Wright
A. la. Caudle
Otlis Hatten
Bodeaw
Alvin Galloway
Helen Marie
Alfred Crawford
J. W. Galloway
Gurtwen Caudle
Trudie Murl Davidson
Mise Jassie Mae Wright
Egbert Wise
Bo L. Rothwell
Wright
W. W. Weight
Julia Chester Hospital
Jim A
Washington Roa
Delma Wright
J.B. Wright
Bodean
George W. Schooley
W. Aubry Lewis Clarence E. Baker
H. M. Stephens
Ray EF
McOwell
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Isabelle Onstral
Lee Jones
Renuine Ford
Mirestone
Hope Auto Co
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Universal Credit Company
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