Arkansas Faces Federal Cutoff of Unemployables Relief
LITTLE ROCK The State Public Welfare Commission will hold a special meeting Tuesday after messages from Senator Joe T. Robinson and Arkansas representatives in Washington warned that federal relief to unemployables will end August 10 with no Arkansas exemption. Governor Futrell urged continued administration of direct relief and expressed hope the government will heed the facts. OW R Dyess of FERA and WPA is in St Louis for a conference and will return Wednesday. Arkansas has 16.0 percent unemployables with a relief fund of 148000 dollars. Futrell reiterated Arkansas will provide every available dollar but cannot take over all relief immediately. He noted reports of moves to oust Welfare Commissioner Roy Prewitt but said that will not affect federal relief continuation.
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State Public Welfare Commission
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Washington
Futrell
OW. R. Dyess
FERA
WPA
St. Louis
State Commission
M. J. Milnes
AERA
New Orleans
Roy Prewitt
Prewitt
Hollywoods shy opera star Marion Talley seeks film vehicle
Marion Talley, once Metropolitan Opera singer turned screen contractee with Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer, awaits a film project. She is shy, cautious, and eager for a role as she and her husband Adolph Eckstrom plan to arrive in Hollywood soon for coaching and potential screen work.
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Marion Talley
Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Miss Talley
Gelling
Florrence
California
Tudo
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Adolph Eckstrom
New York
Marton
Power companies propose objective rates to boost usage
A committee of Arkansas power firms told the State Department of Public Utilities on Tuesday that their report on objective electric rates would be submitted by week’s end. The panel ordered the adoption of rates intended to let consumers use more electricity without higher costs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Department of Public Utilities
Union Grove Singing At This Place Sunday Night
Sunday night singing at Union Grove drew attendents and local families with several visitors from Texarkana and nearby towns. Several residents and guests were noted at gatherings, birthday parties, and weekend visits with relatives, while church services continued to attract attendees each week.
Community Notes On Family Visits And Local Travel
Farmers in the community show interest in a merger as crops face issues. Edna Vicke and Millie Willis visited. Edna and Miss Fer Chirk attended events. The Clark family plus relatives traveled, and many residents returned from visits in North Carolina and Fayetteville. Attendees joined church services and a farm week program, with school plans noted for Obie Roberts and others.
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Alileth Clark
Sue Carolyn Frei
A. M. Clark Yeal
Edna Vicke
Millie Willis
Fer
Kuaene Clapp
AL. Roberts
Ola Lloyd
Steve Loyd
Lucie Bo
Leta Aller
Bo M. Bayett
Alvin Willig
North Carolina
Obte Roberts
A. L. Robes
Marieris Roberts
Holly Grove
Stevseous
George McGurkle
McCorkle
Author quotes clash over nations and opportunity
A condensed patrol of quotes from Norman Davis, Melvin C. Baton, and Jock McGovern lampoons League of Nations sessions and governmental restrictions. The remarks juxtapose US diplomacy, British policy, and political theater with humorous epithets.
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League of Nations
Norman Davis
U. S
Melvin C. Baton
New York
England
Laurel and Hardy
Jock McGovern
Two Burner Stove Menu For Outdoor Luncheon
Simple cookery guide advises using a balky kerosene stove during gatherings. Plan ahead with canned foods and raw vegetables, serve meals outdoors, and follow a two burner menu featuring Melon Ball Cocktail fried spring chicken corn on the cob potato salad and cherry blossom cakes.
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Sunmer
Rioting in France Flies Red Flag in Brest Port
A violent street clash in Brest lifts the red flag as rioters confront police after clashes with navy personnel. Twelve people were reported injured during the unrest, with authorities noting disturbances at the subprefecture and port areas as ships and police engaged.
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Navy
Brest
Reance
France
Cooking recipe garbled text with chicken and desserts
A garbled, OCR style cooking piece describes browning chicken in butter and lard, slow cooking, gravy with flour and milk, and notes on corn in water. It shifts to sponge-like cakes Cherry Blossom Cakes with eggs, juices, citrus rind, and muffin baking, then a sugar butter glaze. Also mentions making saltwood varieties and hard woods.
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Leitaponn Sail
Hospital Runoff Likely in Kentucky Primary
Booneville sanatorium revenue hinges on county warrants and cashing discounts. State primary returns show Lt Gov Chandler challenging Ruby Laffoon ally Gov Laffoon in a tight race with several candidates far behind.
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Louisville
A.B. Ulappxy Chandler
Gow
Ruby Laffoun
Thomas
Rhew
Laffon
Chanrdler
New Liberty Farmers tv big community scene rain relief
Dry weather harms crops as New Liberty community hopes for rain relief. Health strong in the community. Mrs. Mattie Crider on extended visit with son Freetain Criver. DeAnn Harper of Athinila visiting brother T. A. Glanton and Mrs. Glanton, planning visits to Texarkana and Little Rock. Alvin Hamilton and family of Texarkana visiting relatives. Protracted meeting set for fourth Sunday in August led by Pastor J. W. Erwin and KE Bright of Prescott. Herman Jinilay and son of Boughtory visiting Dock Harmiston family. Joe Hamilton and Prov idence visitors at Dock Hamilton's. T. A. Glenton hosts family reunion with all children and grandchildren present.
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Tur En Miniiity
Mattie Crider
Freetain Criver
Hear DeAnn
Cardin Harper
Athinila
T. A. Glanton
Alvin Mamiltan
Texarkana
New Liberty
J. W. Erwin
Bright
Prescott
Evershady
Herman Jinilay
Boughtory
Dock Harmiston
Joe Haniltson
Providence
Dock Hamilton’s
T. A. Glenton
Xzrindchildren
Mymus at the Consign to the Swamps of Okefinukee
A quirky historical note from the New York Herald Tribune describes a speaker named Mymus wandering through the Okefinokee swamps. The narration blends playful phrases and exclamations as a stylistic regional anecdote.
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Okefinukee
Abyssinia
New York
Herel Tribune
Get Rid of Malaria with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
An 19th century advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria and a general tonic. It touts blood fortification, infection destruction, and safety for children, claiming wide use and affordability with two sizes and a value comparison for price.
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Grave
Grove
Toni
Malaia
Dette
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