Inflation Threats and Farm Labor Reactions in War Era Arkansas
A Arkansas Federation leader warns inflation endangers agriculture during wartime crisis. He cites inflation pressures on farmers, wages, and credit, urging vigilance and unity to shield farm interests from economic shocks and government policies.
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Parity and Economic Stability Urged by Farm Leader
Mr Short warns against repeating inflationary excesses that bankrupted farmers before 1929 and argues for a permanent balanced economy based on parity for all, while opposing freezing farm commodities in government loans and endorsing parity loan guarantees to maintain fair prices.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Boundary Settled Over Mount Ararat Boundaries
The 1932 boundary treaty between Turkey and Persia places both peaks of Mount Ararat entirely within Turkish borders, finalizing the boundary dispute and affirming Turkey’s sovereignty over the landmark.
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Expert opinions on Far East miss the mark says Edson
In Washington Edson argues that experts on the Far East misread realities and that urgent predictions of war with Japan are unlikely to unfold immediately. He notes U S policy has cleverly balanced pressure with restraint, while Japan remains constrained by manpower, equipment gaps, and dispersed front lines across Asia.
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Sardis Home Demonstration Club Meeting Brief
The Sardis Home Demonstration club met August 4 at Mrs. Leonard King’s home with eleven members and one visitor. Miss Norleen Green led the devotion and the group discussed salads and desserts. Members were urged to improve reports and return them promptly. The next meeting is September 1 at Mrs. Lee Lyons’s home.
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Sergeant York Movie Ties to Congressional Record
By Jack Stinnett Washington the piece notes the 1930s inspiration from the Congressional Record for the film Sergeant York. Alvin C York of Pall Mall Tennessee insisted Gary Cooper play York and that no heroism be invented beyond what the Record described. The studio traded Bette Davis, then used Record detail for battle scenes including a German kill count reduced from about 90 to roughly 45. The author praises the Record as a vivid though toned down script source.
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Sergeant York
Alvin C. York
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al York
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Harrison in Hollywood reveals Menjou obsession with wardrobe
Hollywood notes reveal Adolphe Menjou and wife Verree Teasdale live in Beverly Hills where he built a house for his wardrobe. The piece catalogs a 22 room mansion in Oak Park area, a dedicated shoe room with hundreds of items, a haberdashery, and a hall of wardrobe items from morning suits to top hats. It also mentions other industry anecdotes and a wardrobe note about Buddy Ebsen in Parachute Battalion.
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Alvin York Hero in War Depart ment Visit
A muster of a lean, rugged sergeant figure in town highlights Alvin C. York as a persuasive U.S. Army advocate. He embodies frontier virtue and conflict over war, seen as ideal material for wartime propaganda and potential film adaptation.
Young Runner Faces Growth Struggles in Reflections
A quoted account describes a youth wrestling with body changes as feet felt oversized and growth appeared to stall. The speaker notes ongoing difficulty and a shift from growth to fattening, reflecting a personal moment of self observation.
Solomon and the season of wisdom in old jokes
A quip notes Solomon with 700 wives and a critic claims few women sweat. The pointed joke suggests husbands’ listening habits and a playful moral about wisdom in ancient lore.
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Tired Kidneys Bring Sleepless Nights and Doan's Pills
A fragmented ad claims tired kidneys cause sleepless nights and backache with swelling under the eyes and headaches. It promotes Dan's Pills as a long used remedy, promising to flush poisons from the blood and provide relief.
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Milliona
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