Society Notes and Social Calendar Outlined
Mrs Lip Henry hosts on the telephone and lists guests while a poetry excerpt appears. The piece includes schedules for church circles and society gatherings, with numerous names and places such as Little Rock Sheridan Pine Bluff and Texarkana. Several meetings, visits, and a district auxiliary luncheon are described with dates and host locations.
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Paris
Tex
Texas
Wolfe
Dallas
Honor Huestis
Williams
Texarkana
Government relief plans for cities and rural areas outlined
Administrator Dyess described work relief limits for urban areas, citing 30 hours monthly for skilled and 54 hours for unskilled labor with earnings up to 16.20 dollars. The government will aid only those able to work. unemployables remain local responsibility. Rural rehab aims to improve land for destitute farm families to grow food for local use, not cash crops. A five-member county committee will oversee applications and county supervisors will investigate. all relief purchases must come through wholesale channels.
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Dyess
Sarson
Dyess Devlarea
Morne
Toen
CWA
Roel
Cannon Destroyed Papers Key to 1931 Trial Record
Washington DC district court transcript reveals Bishop James Cannon Jr. vowed to destroy correspondence to shield affairs. The October 6 1931 statement cites plans for a 1929 Mediterranean cruise and discusses handling of political funds with Ada Burroughs. Prosecutor John J. Wilson read the remark as evidence in the case charging Cannon and Burroughs with failing to report contributions from E C Jameson to the 1923 Smith campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Cannon Jr
District of Columbia Supreme Court
John J. Wilson
Bishop Cannon
Bunel
Virginia
Ada L. Burroughs
E. C. Jameson
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Cannon
Miss Burroughs
House of Jameson
Wilson
District Aretorney
Bob Miller
Bob Jones
Dr. Branson
South
Toyard
Thad
Jameson
Mr. Wilson
North Carolina
Wood
W. H. Wood
Charlotte
anti-Smith
Short Change Artist Held Here Saturday
A professional short change artist, named Nobbes Arse, was arrested and jailed here Saturday after talking a clerk at Monts Seed Store out of $4. Officers said the man, about 40, attempted the scheme at seven other stores, leading to his arrest. He was fingerprinted and is being held for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobbes Arse
Monts
Hope Man Keeps Old Legal Documents Inherited Papers
Fred Mouser of this city owns a cache of relics including deeds to land near Hope and older papers from his great grandfather George Mouser. Among them is a 12 year old slave bill of sale named Marigh and a Confederate army discharge dated 1865 signed by Captain J. W. Frost of Company FE, Shreveport Louisiana.
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Fred Mouser
George Mouser
Hope
J. W. Frost
Shreveport
Bishop Cannon cash payments tied to secret campaign work
Testimony by Justice Department agent Lee P. Oliver described Bishop James Cannon Jr converting campaign contributions into cash and carrying $5,000 in his pockets to pay individuals in the 1928 anti Smith campaign. prosecutors added that funds were used to settle an estate and that records were lacking. Frelinghuysen, a former U.S. senator, was cited as contributing $10,000 to the anti Smith effort.
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Washington
Juste Tye, Ariment
James Cannon Jr
Lee P. Oliver
Cannon
Oliver
Cleregyman
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Wilson
Richmond
Kohl
Cannan
Las Bishop Cannon
Wilson
Virginia
Mary C. Moore
Crewe
United States
Joseph 5. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Prelinghuysen
Cino
Tool Strike Fails to Tie Up Industry
Detroit workers in 9 000 shops walked out on Friday while the automobile industry saw little impact. Production was set to rise and reach its highest level since 1930 as employers in several firms settled with the Mechanics’ Medical Society and shift demands to the Automotive Tool and Die Manufacturers' Association.
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Detroit
Mich
Automobile Labor Board
Whit
Matthew J. Smith
Mechimics
Medvcatural Society
Workers’ Union
American Funeration of Labor
Automotive Tool and Die Manufacturers’ Association
Smith
Score
Tagd
Lie
Cleveland
Jabburs Association
Cuirest Wong
Buddy Phat
Flint
Statesmen Men Continue Love Across Years and Titles
The piece recalls political figures whose marriages span decades and age gaps. Dudley Field Malone wed a younger partner in Europe at age 50. Ogden Mills married again at 40 after leaving the Treasury job, while Woodrow Wilson remarried at 59. Jimmy Walker, 51, wed Betty Compton in Cannes after a recent divorce, illustrating enduring or renewed romance among prominent leaders. Experts note romances often bloom after forty, citing Mencken and Lewis as examples.
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Dudley Field Malone
New York
Edna Louise Johnson
Ogden Mills
Treasury
Hands
Dorothy Randolph
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Norman Galt
Edth Bolling Galt
Himage
Jimmy Walker
Cannes
France
Betty Compton
Jimmy
Miss Compton
Peter Pan
Janet Allen Walker
Jimmy Wallker
Van Sweringen Indicted in Bank Case in Cleveland
Cleveland authorites indict Joseph Nutt W M Baldwin and Q P Van Sweringen on charges of issuing a false statement about Union Trust Company as of September 29 1931 The case stems from alleged window dressing in response to a banks regulator call involving a $10 000 000 transfer of government bonds among Van Sweringen interests the bank and J P Morgan Co Van Sweringen asserts the moves were simple asset transactions and defends the integrity of his enterprises.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph R. Nutt
W. M. Baldwin
Q. P. van Sweringen
Union Trust Company
Nutt
Republican National Committee
van Sweringen
Van
State Superintendent of Banks
Bank
J. Fp, Morgan & Co
New York
van Sweringen Enterprises
Oir
van Swerengen Corporation
United States
J. R. Nutt
van Sweringen Corporation
Car is Claimed From Abandoned Chevrolet Coupé
A Chevrolet coupe abandoned Sunday afternoon west of the Fulton bridge was brought to Hope for identification by C C Miteliedl state regime officer and has been claimed by Frank Spinner Texarkan Route 3. Lost. Five keys on ring. Reward for return in this office.
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Fulton Toll
C. C. Miteliedl
Frank Spinner
Texarkana
Moulin Rouge at Saenger Sunday Constance Bennett in dual role
Constance Bennett stars in Moulin Rouge at the Saenger featuring her first dual role. She sings two numbers and surprises with her voice in the sparkling screen musical. The plot follows a wife who seeks to renew her theatrical career, outsmarting a husband who insists she stay a homemaker.
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Constance Bennett
Constance
Patmos Defeats Columbus in 10 to 6 Baseball Victory
Patmos High School defeated Columbus High School 10 to 6 on Friday at Patmos. Mayton pitched effectively with 10 strikeouts and two walks, while Dillard fanned eight for Columbus. Patmos seized the lead early, scoring four in the first due to Columbus errors, with Horton adding a triple for Patmos.
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Patmos
Columbus High School
Mayton
Dillard
Columbus
Jargelyp Eyrors
Horton
Dillard and
Griffin
Exchange groups back regulation while opposing bill
Twenty five stock exchanges issued a joint statement saying they oppose the Fletcher-Rayburn bill only because it is unworkable and deflationary. They support federal regulation to curb excessive speculation and unfair practices, and want a robust law granting the government power to regulate markets. Sub-committees will report progress early next week with final committee action planned soon.
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Washington
Committees
Congress
Fletcher-Rayburn
The
Stock Exchange
Ivie Freed on Conspiracy Charge in Arkansas
W N Ivie former United States attorney for Western Arkansas was freed Saturday after Judge Ragen sustained a demurrer to the indictment charging removal concealment or destruction of a grand jury minute book. The case involved a grand jury which indicted eight Gurley former deputy prohibition administrator and agent Owen R Wilson.
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Neware
Fort Smith
Ark—Up
W. N. Ivie
United States
Western Arkansas
Ragen
Conspiracy Attempt in Liquor Case History Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an attempted conspiracy in liquor cases with a demurrer mentioning C and BR Barey, dated February 9, and a book described as banded until one day later. An auto salesman explains to an Indy customer the meaning of a sign and a lady questions the situation.
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BR. Barey
Thie
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