Garden Roses Defy Tomorrow Pressing Need to Bloom
A fragment from a society page notes roses in the garden blooming bravely with poetic lines about defiance of tomorrow. The item shifts to announce the marriage of Mrs. Anne Deering and Malcolm Porterfield in Washington Arkansas with details of their work and future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Deering
J. P. Lockwood
Murtreessboro
Malcolm Porterfield
J. P. Porterfield
Washington, Ark
Troy Wheeler
MacAnyn Beatty
Hi Father
Porterfield
South Elm Street
Meeting Highlights From Lewisville B and P W Club
Tuesday business visit in Lewisville followed by an evening meeting hosted by Miss Teresa Urban on West Sixth Street. Miss Jean Laseter delivered a report on the Biennial Convention in Chicago. Attendees discussed attending the Fifth District Conference at Mountain Valley hotel on August 12 and 13. Mrs. Frank Hicks and Maude Lipscomb shared reflections from the Century of Progress trip with photos. Afterward guests enjoyed a sandwich course and iced tea. Mrs. Roy Shields and two daughters, visiting from Los Angeles, soon departed. John Clyde Hill hosted a young social club gathering on North Pine Street with refreshments to close the evening. Dr. and Mrs. Paul W. Wilson and Nan Claire, visiting from Little Rock, spent time with local relatives.
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B& PW Clab
Teresa Urban Fs
West Sixth Street
Maude Lipscomb
Mountain Valley Hotel
Springs
Urban
Jean Laseter
National Federation of B. & P. W
Chicago
Frank Hicks
Jack Porter
John Clyde Hill
North Pine Street
Ella Gold
Imogene Robinson
Annie Bernice Meeks
Vivian Beels
Reba May
Joella Gold
Glenwood
Caddo Gap
Hot Springs
Paul Rowe
Max Robinson
Bing Bluff
M. L. Howard
San Antonio
Howard
Jove Wilson
Arthur Keel
Fort Arthur
Texas
Laura Smith
J. L. Booker
Edgar Taylor
Little Rock
Lola Lee Martin
Martial Law Declared in Managua After Arsenal Explosions
Modified martial law was declared in Managua Nicaragua after blasts at the Campo de Marte arsenal caused extensive damage and injured four national guardsmen. Early reports claimed up to 30 guardsmen were killed or wounded, but officials later said there were no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Campo de Marte
Baptist church meeting yields encouraging progress
The Washington church gathering led by Rev Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler shows positive results. Farmers report recent rains enabling plowing of cotton fields and planting of tall gardens. Various visitors from California to Memphis and Little Rock attended or joined events and visits across nearby towns, with family and social ties noted throughout.
Williams Mill Sets Small Step Toward Minimum Wage Plan
Williams Mill, continuing amid wage debate, implements a modest pay cut schedule as part of a broader attempt to adopt a wage code. The firm did not secure joint action with larger Southwest Arkansas mills, which refused to join. Johnson of the National Recovery Administration backs a uniform 4 cent per hour standard for large mills and slightly higher for smaller towns, aligning with Pacific Northwest practices.
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Arkansana
Hope Star
Focal
Arkansas
Williams
Johnson
N. R.A
Southern Mills
Pacific Northwest
Pacific
Hope Stores Sign Amid Drive for Wage Rise and Codes
The piece reports on employers presenting wage and hour agreements as part of the recovery drive, with new industry codes being drafted. General Johnson outlines upcoming hearings for a coal code and an automobile code, vows action against violations, and details a Telegram urging 614 citizens to join the state's Recovery Board led by Roosevelt’s program. He also rejects immediate federal price fixing for petroleum, awaiting production controls results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt
State Recovery Board
State of
Hon or Robinson Homecoming Reception Planned in Hot Springs
Senators Pat Harrison and Robert Reynolds attend the homecoming reception for Senator Robinson in Hot Springs. Governor Futrell will welcome him at 8 p.m. with Dr. J. H. Reynolds introducing the senator and Dr. Frank Vinsenhaler in charge. The event follows a 6:30 p.m. band concert at Travelers Field.
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Senate
Congress
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Robert Reynolds
North Carolina
Hot Springs
Senator Robinson
Robinson
Travelers Field
Futrell
J. H. Reynolds
Hendrix College
Conway
Frank Vinsenhaler
University of Arkansas Medical School
Hooper Granted Short Furlough
Governor Futrell’s clemency hearing granted furloughs to twenty two white prisoners and former detainees. Roy Hooper received a 40 day release for bank robbery case from Seyler county. other indeterminates included Brant 15 days and several two to three year sentences. Indefinite furloughs went to Efrid, Brant, and Patterson, with citizenship restored for eight applicants and seven sent to parole board.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Parole Board
Roy Hooper
Seyler County
F. H. Brant
W.H. Patterson
Desha County
J. P. Efrid
Hot Spring County
Car Janaway
Johnson County
George Greenman
Sebastian County
Joe Coates
Greene County
Acgault
William Arnold
Mississippi County
Autrey Ferguson
Arley Gregory
Pope County
Floyd Flippin
Paul Lee
Ouachita County
Rogers Woman Dies From Sting of Wasp
In Rogers Arkansas a wasp’s sting proved fatal for 53 year old Mrs. Lelia G. Gentry who was sweeping her porch when a wasp struck her arm. She ran indoors in fear and died before medical help could arrive. A prior severe illness from an ant bite is noted in her history.
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Rogers, Ark
Lelia G. Geni
Chevalier Schedules Bedtime Story Engagement at Saenger
Maurice Chevalier stars in A Bedtime Story coming to the Saenger Thursday and Friday. The Paris playboy discovers a baby abandoned in his car, initially intends to call the police, but grows amused and keeps the infant as his entourage joins the comedy.
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Maurice Chevalier
Maurice
Paris
Helen Twelystrees
Edward Everett Horton
Adrienne Ames
Baby Leroy
Los Angeles
Africa
Chevalier
Sliver Lining Maid Buys Expensive Vase
A London Opinion column notes a maid purchasing a costly vase, remarking that the colored fragments will enhance the rockery. The piece casts the scene as a small, stylish domestic moment with quiet social tones.
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London Opinion
Man Rescued After Ten Days Adrift in Gulf
Corpus Christi, Texas. Jack A. Davis, 33, tells how he and William Wallace Bell, 20, sailed from Kissamee, Fla to Honduras, were wrecked in a hurricane July 2% in the Yucatan channel, adrift more than 1000 miles with no food or water except shrimp and grass fish. Bell allegedly killed by throat cut and fell into the gulf. Davis was rescued near Corpus Christi Pass and treated in a Corpus Christi hospital while a school of sharks trailed them throughout the ordeal.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Jack A. Davis
Corpus Christi Pass
Davis
William Wallace Bell
Yucatan
Kissamee
Fla
Honduras
Colgate Clock in New York Holds World Record Size
The Colgate clock in New York is the largest in the world with an hour hand of 15 feet and a greatest width of 3 feet 10 inches. Its minute hand spans 20 feet, and the numerals use coffin-shaped strokes of black 514 feet long.
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Colgate
New York
Harry Walker to Play Dance With 18-Piece Orchestra
Harry Walker and his 18 piece negro orchestra will play for an Elke dance here Thursday night. Walker and his band have been touring Texas and Oklahoma as leading dance acts. This engagement marks their first appearance in Hope. Walker and the group originate from Shreveport Louisiana.
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Harry Walker
Negro Orchestra
Walker
Texas
Oklahoma
Dence Tate
Hope
Shreveport
Sylvia Sidney Fears Film Career Near End
New York actress Sylvia Sidney, known for dark eyes and film work, fears a possible operation could disfigure her and end her career. She arrived after a cross country flight from Hollywood and cited health as the reason for an abrupt departure from Paramount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Sidney
New York
Filma
Hollywood
Fragmented OCR: mysterious quote on operation and foe
A garbled line reads I’ll keep her operation and fear my foe, with archaic spelling and unclear context. The fragment hints at a tense confrontation or dispute but lacks identifiable names, places, or dates for fuller summary.
A M to Start Registration in Magnolia Arkansas
Magnolia Arkansas officials announce start of student registration at Magnolia A and M. Enrollment set for September 4 with 14 year officials expecting advances. no changes expected in four year programs including home economics education and premedicine. Personnel likely unchanged from last year.
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Magnolia
Ark
Magnolia A & Mi
Nemiver
Yege
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ST. Louis Gateway
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Hooper
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Rea
Liccerr & Mykas Topacco Co
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