Miller for Senate Opposes Wage Hour Bill Fearing Dictatorship
Representative John E. B. Miller of Searcy, a flood control advocate, was nominated to oppose Governor Bailey for the U.S. Senate. Miller denounced the Black-Connery wage hour bill as dictatorial, arguing it would put labor and industry in Arkansas under a straight jacket. He cited his record on flood control and water-power initiatives and noted family and early career details. Missouri-born Miller, a lawyer who moved to White County, has served on several committees and helped steer the Miller-Tydings bill through Congress.
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Searcy
Bailey
United States Senate
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White
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Miller
House
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House of Representatives
Missouri
Mr. Miller
Stoddard County
Cape Girardeau (Mo
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White County
Congress
Ethel Lucille Lindsey
Mary Louise
John E. Miller Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic
Robert P. Hall
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Young Business Men's Association
Hall
Senate
Standard Labor Board
United States
Local News Rail: Tokio-Tokio and Area Visitors
Tokio-Tokio A C Holt and L M Wells were business visitors to Washington. Mr and Mrs Lee Stucart and children traded in Nashville. Miss Ruby Wisdom wed Dook Stanton of Saratoga. Mr and Mrs Stanton will reside in Tokio. Helen Smith wed Harold Higgins. The Higins plan to live in Hot Springs. Ruth Griffith wed Will Goodwin. Mr and Mrs M L Stueart visited Hot Springs. G C McLarty was in Nashville on business. L M Woods visited his sister in Washington. Nos A B Woods to Prescott for father in law’s funeral. Mrs Nobe Harper visited relatives at Blevins. A A Steuart of Crosbyton Texas here visiting. Elden Couley and family of Hot Springs visited. Earl Holt returned from Tulsa. Harve Folsom reports 18 pound catfish from Little Missouri. John Couley of Highland visited W T Cooley. P Nance visiting relatives at Pine Bluff. H R Eley of McCaskill on business. Leonard Copeland and children of Mt Pleasant Tenn visited.
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L. M. Wells
Washington
Lee Stucart
Nashville
Ruby Wisdom
Oscar Wisdom
Dook Stanton
Saratoga
Ms. Stanton
Tokio
Helen Smith
Harold Higgins
Higins
Hot Springs
Higgins
Stueart Grocer Company
Ruth Griffith
Will Goodwin
Mt. Pleasant
M. L. Stueart
Rufe Lee
G. C. McLarty
L. M. Woods
Will Ward
A. B. Woods
Frescott
Free dancing for couples aids WPA program in Linton
Free dancing sessions for married couples with nursery care were a WPA recreational project in Linton Indiana. Young women worked part time as nursemaids while relief and non-relief couples attended. Winchester, once Rienzi, was noted as Sheridan’s favored war charge.
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Linton
Ind
WPA
Dad
Mama
Winchester
Rienzi
Sheridan
Farm Literature Available Here
The USDA Soil Conservation Service offers Farmers Bulletin No. 1776 titled Strip Cropping for Soil Conservation. Burl Thompson explains contour, field, and wind strip methods to reduce soil loss and boost yields, with widths varying by soil type and slope. It costs six cents and is obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents in Washington, D. C.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin
Hope
Soil Conservation Service
Burl Thompson
Asso. Agronomist
Hope Project
Arkansas
Farmers’ Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Recites Clemency Bill by Heart and Is Freed
A 1-year old youth stood before District Judge Ben Arnold and recited a 600 word legal document halting his sentence from a 3 year term after pleading guilty to second degree burglary. The judge ordered the juvenile to understand the terms of suspensions.
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Oklahoma City
VPI
Ben Arnold
Judai
Plain Language in This Legal Brief
Washington court embraces plain speech as standard. Jean M. Boardman filed a DC brief written in everyday language. He represented Mrs. Leilla I. Snyder of Washington challenging formal wording as unnecessary. The piece highlights a push for accessible legal prose during November 1933.
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Washington
Jean M. Boardman
District of Columbia
Repeated claims of love questioned in Arlington case
In Arlington County, Virginia, a wife recalls her husband repeatedly telling her he did not love her while they were temporarily living there. The fragment suggests a marital dispute forming part of a larger case or narrative, with tensions centered on affection and stability within the relationship.
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Arlington County
Montana saloons shed lurid names for upmarket trend
Helena reports that after liquor laws changed saloons in Montana moved away from stark nicknames like the Bucket of Blood Sawdust Pit and Hogan's Hangout toward fancier titles such as Ye Olde Grogge Shoppe the Green Buffet and the Shiny Salon.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Hogan's
6000 Horsepower for Atlantic Plane
Aviation editor Devon Francis reports the upcoming record flight across the Atlantic will use four 1500 horsepower radial engines mounted on the leading edge of a Boeing flying boat. The powerplant, weighing about a ton per horsepower, will burn around 190 to 200 gallons of gasoline per hour, enabling the sea crossing with design advances dating from postwar aviation. The engines, a starfish-shaped radial, push a single main bearing via piston rods attached to a sleeve bearing, reflecting decades of aeronautical engineering progress.
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Devon Francis
AD Aviation
Seatple
Wasl
Twin row radial engines cut drag and vibration
Aeronautical engineers welded two motors into a twin-row radial to boost power for future aircraft. Modern 14-cylinder twins run smoothly with gear reductions, reducing cabin vibration and extending engine life. Drag drops 20 to 35 percent as frontal area decreases. US mean altitude about 2500 feet above sea level, range 44 501 feet up to 276 feet below.
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Peller
Aeronautical Engineers
Armed Services
United States
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