Hope families host weekend visitors and travels
Washington Miss Margaret Delony of Hope spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Delony. B A Hartsfield returned to Seminole Oklahoma after weeks with her mother Mrs. Kate Holt. Mrs. John James of Hope visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Levins. Mrs. A Hormonnetto of Yancey and Mrs. Forrest Wilson of Nashville visited Mrs. J. Byers. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Keel and children returned to Port Arthur Texas after visiting the Smith family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Delony
Hope
Dean
A. P. Delony
Kathryn Holt
Ashdown
A. A. Keel
Port Arthur
Texas
Smith Familly
Society Notes and Neighborhood News of Little Rock
Mixed social items report Wingfield's return from visit with relatives, weddings, births, parties and a seventh birthday party for Sophia Purkins Williams. Also noted are hospital updates, travel to Paducah and Kentucky points, and acknowledgments of sympathy after the death of Frank Jones. Names include Wingfield, Gimpson, Brewster, Owens, Thomasson, Chamasson, Bell Cal, McFaddin, Purkins, Williams, Parkins, Harkin, and Morton families in Little Rock and nearby areas.
Crazed Slayer Linked to Osteopathy and Surgery Tale
A crazed slayer, on leave from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor postgraduate course, was reportedly abducted by Bauer's assistant late Tuesday. Police seek Manville Zenge, 26, of Gunton Missouri, a former childhood sweetheart of Mrs Bayer who had been engaged for two years until a breakup three months ago. He allegedly planned to come to Chicago after quitting his job as a carpenter on a dam project across the Mississippi River at Canton a week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiew
Ann Arbor
Bauer
Manville Zenge
Gunton
Bayer
Zenge
Embers
Chicago
Missppi River
Canton
Heavy Demand for Gulf Economy Book
The Star reports a surge of readers claiming the new free Gulf booklet Ways to Save Gasoline Money. Motorists visit Gulf stations to claim the booklet, learning tips on saving fuel, including how parking and starting affect mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
M. 5. Bates
Gully Refining Company
Mr. Bates
Ydu Gulf
Russian Sub Sinks With Loss of 55
A official dispatch reports 55 Soviet sailors perished when submarine B-3, part of Baltic maneuvers, collided with a surface vessel in Finland Bay. The old Bars class sub sank quickly, with bodies recovered or to be recovered. Kronstadt to host mass funeral. 10,000 rubles and pensions to families. Cadets from Kronstadt and Leningrad naval schools aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Finland Bay
Tass
Kronstadt
al’ Kronstadt
Lerinegrad
Berlin Struggles as Nazi Campaigns Fuel Tensions
Reports from Berlin describe heightened police readiness and warnings to stay out of the capital amid fears of unrest tied to Nazi economic and political pressure. High officials signal internal divisions and possible moves to quell opposition while foreign observers note the crisis could be used to forestall dissent within Hitler’s ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Serlin — Naz
Chemier
Berlin
Forbach
France
Saar Basin
Sairsbracken
Washington
Dpartme
Germany
Bremen
New York
le Gardin
Ayiling
Reich
Count von Helldorf
Storm Treves
Rvach- Hess
Hiters
Hishnar Schacht
Ven Nant
Hitler
Reichsbaunk
House and Senate Reach Tentative Accord on Tax Bill
Conferees on the AAA amendment bill near agreement. Senate provisions allow sales for recovery of existing taxes and for restoring the export debenture program. Secretary Morgenthau told the Senate finance committee that tax proceeds would be preserved to first reduce the deficit and then cut the public debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Morgenthatt
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Steel Earnings Up for Second Quarter
United States Steel Corporation kept its 50 cent quarterly dividend on its preferred stock, in force since January 1983. The June quarter showed operating earnings of 14,117,864, up from the preceding quarter but down from 21,082.38 in 1934. For the first six months, the firm posted a net loss of 2,936,204 after taxes, depreciation and interest, larger than the 1,639,724 loss in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Local residents record weekend visits and travel notes
My and Mrs. Tom Ridghill returned to Little Rock after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Chismett and daughter Betty of Little Rock spent the weekend with Mrs. Luther Smith. Mrs. Evelyn Ann May visits grandparents in Texarkana this week. Mrs. L. F. Monroe was a visitor in Hope Saturday. Melson Frazier hosts her infant nephew Edward Marion Stewart of Shreveport. Luther Spears returned from Little Rock. Miss Myrtle Bearden visited friends in Hope last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grant of Little Rock were weekend guests of Mrs. Sallie Etter and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Etter, bringing their children William Harold and Sarah. Ralph Hunt of Rosky Mound spent Sunday with J. E. Bearden. Mrs. Joe Wilson convalesced from an appendicitis operation at her parents’ home and returned to Columbus Sunday. J. W. Butler and Vance Barron of Pettigrew visited through Southwest Arkansas for Arkansas College. L. Pilkinton and family spent Sunday in Arkadelphia, joined by Miss Louise Pilkinton who visited friends there last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ridghill
Little Rock
Chismett
Betty
Luther Smith
Evelyn Ann May
Texarkana
L. F. Monroe
Hope
Melson Frazier
Edward Marion Stewart
Shreveport
Luther Spears
Myrtle Bearden
C. H. Grant
Sallie Etter
W. H. Etter
William Harcold
Sarah
Ralph Hunt
Rosky Mound
J. E. Bearden
Joe Wilson
Bob Levins
Columbus
J. W. Butler
Vance Barron
Pettigrew
Arkansas
Arkansas College
Louise Pilkinton
Nation’s Households Press Food Price Pressure
Nation’s housekeepers tradesmen and underpaid workers protest rising costs with meat prices up about 40 percent in six months, highlighting strain on ordinary families and the cost of living.
Insull Expected to Regain Company Pension
In Chicago rumors say Samuel Insull, once head of the the now defunct empire, may reclaim his 21 000 dollar annual pension. Three former company boards and a People Gas affiliate granted him 6000 to 3000 dollar annuities after his resignation. He fled to Europe then Greece to avoid trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Samuel Jr
Insull
Empire
Commonwealth Edison Company
People Gas, Light and Coke Company
Public Service Company of Northern Sinois
Peoples Gas Subsidiary Corporation
People Gas
Europe
Greece
Victor
Death Verdict for Woman's Slayer
PEORIA Ill Death in the electric chair was voted by a jury after deliberating just short of four hours Wednesday night on the guilt of Gerald Thompson 26 confessed slayer and rapist of Mildred Hallmark. The jury weighed guilt and options amid defense race insanity arguments and heard an eloquent plea for the death penalty from State's Attorney Champion. Thompson was led from the court to the county jail as boos and cat calls rose from the crowd outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Gerald Thompson
Pretty Mildred Hallmark
E. V. Champion
Joseph E. Daily
Ben Thurman
Thompson
Community Notices and Visits Chronicle Local Gossip
Providence Mrs Elmer Jones visited the bedside of her sister Mrs W C Jones at Josephine hospital. Agnes Janes Christine Martin called on Miss Lois Lamb of Hope. Opal Yates of Blevins spent the weekend with friends and relatives. The Browning and Campbell families appeared at gatherings and visits across Hone and Rocky Mound. Remember singing every Sunday night. Meat consumption data notes per capita ranges, highlighting Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jones
W. C. Jones
Josephine Hospital
Agnes Janes
Christine Martin
Lois Lamb
Hope
Opal Yates
Blevins
Bud Campbell
Charley Browning
W. 8. McFarland
Ernest and
W. E
B. M. Hazzard
J. M Watson
Joe Gaines
H L. Sutton
Holly Grove
Luther Sutton
Texarkana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saengir
Cisco Kid
Pampas
Warner Gallian
Chas
Chase
Sid Henry
Renest
Wingfield
Mr. Ane
W. W. Gimpson
Relas
Little Rok
Thos
Brewster
Paduka
Kentucky
Gine
Johar Owens Jr
Cena
Helen ‘Thomasson
Norma ‘Chamasson
Meo
W. I. .Phomagson
Willy Bell Cale
Mhouston
Edward F. MecFaddin
Julia Chester Hospital
Duval Purkins
Nancy Lane
Warren
Marie
Nannie Purkins
Glen Williams
Sophia Purkins Williams
East Second Street
Mary Jane Hearne
Matilda McFaddin
Pirician
Williams
Mary Dell Waddle
Billy Agee
Dorothy Moore
Cynthia Stil
Alice Lily
Doris Hatcher
Hazel Epillers
Hettie Robins
Delma
Richard Brimer
Lillian Bradley
Memphis
Nancy June Woodford
Lite Rock
Marie Antoinette Williams
Nuinette Williams
Thess Parkins
J. M. Harkin
Bart Bowden
Hap Chaptis No
O. B.S
Masonic
P C&press
Frank Jones
Stenderson Jones
Jamil Fulton
Hope Heading CO
Heroir
Fey
Cventeewell
Ladies Specialty Shop
Finland
Wey
Wis
Consult
Roy Anderson Ai Company
Claude Taylor
Banawell
Bargaits House
Parson's Shoe Shop
South Main
Baby Beff
Yukon Club
Cocomalt
Old Munich
Pretzels
America
RED Circle
BOKAR
IONA
Con
Sunnyfield
Coconog
Reef
Vanilla Waffers
California
Mrs. Tu
Milk White House
Tom Kinser
Cotton Row
Hall Brothers Cleaners
Providence
B. M. Hazeard
All
Argentina
Ic Sale
C. P. Holland
Penney
Greater Penney’s
Post Office
Penney’s }. C. Penney Company, Incorporated
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