Showdown on Steel Union Drive Targets Labor Day
The Pittsburgh centered report outlines John L. Lewis push to enroll 446,000 steel workers into one industrial union by Labor Day. Philip Murray, United Mine Workers VP, leads SWOC organizers from bases nationwide amid company sponsored pientos and mass union meetings. The drive unites 12 unions opposing craft unions within the American Federation of Labor structure.
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Marren Graham
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Ceveral Hundred Thousand
Philip Murray
United Mine Worker
Organia
Sifel
SWOC
Navan
Funkietet
Nation Steel Corporation
Murray
Smany
Lewis
American, Federation of’ Labor
Ssowa
Megeteral
Steel Workers’ Orgattaing Coiittes
Correct Total in Hempstead 3 723 Recheck of unofficial returns
A recheck of complete unofficial returns shows absentee ballots added to totals for county races while no candidate gained away places. The Star notes Spring Hill votes were omitted from totals in yesterday’s tabulation and will be canvassed Friday with results published Saturday. New figures list County Judge Frank Rider 1182, Ruffin White 1051, Jim Bearden 2263, Arthur C. Anderson 309, Clifford Franks 1, John DL Ye 17d, and other candidates with varied tallies.
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Star
Spring Hill
Hempstein
Frank Rider
Airgas
Ruffin White
Tal KL. Ayers
Wid Catlecder
Jim Bearden
Frank Wari
Harply Dutles
Bod Ehner Brown
Arthur C. Anderson
W. A. Formby
Jow
Davis
Clifford Franks
Charles Reynerson
Stephens ii
Pilkinton
Lillie
van Representative John
Moureg
Finory A. ‘Memipsant
D. Clark
C.G. Haye
Crate of Melons Sent to Hospital from Local Lodge
A crate of watermelons weighing 190 pounds and containing three melons was sent Wednesday night to the We O W sanatorium in San Antonio Texas. The melons were dispatched to the sanatorium patients by the local lodge according to secretary John Ridgdill.
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We. O. W
San Antonio
Texas
John Ridgdill
Townsend to Talk to Coughlin Men
Cleveland Ohio report says Reverend Charles Coughlin and Dr Francis Townsend will address the National Union for Social Justice convention after an arrangement where Townsend is expected to speak to delegates on Saturday.
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Townsend
Coughlin
Cleveland
Ohio
Ian
Charles Coughli
National Union For Social Justices
Francis Townsend
Townesend
Debut Season Ends as Molly Faces Tired Rebellion
Chapter I closes the season with Molly feeling tired and discontent after debut time. Orchards and crushed petals adorn the window ledge, a habitual reminder of Rita’s upcoming night out after serving hours, and the promise of more orchids for Molly.
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Molly
Rita
Debutante Circle And The Four Hundred Social Life
A fragment shows a glittering debutante scene with Wick, Donald, Hubert, Brent, and others portrayed as a social elite. Donald Livingston leads the inner circle, a wealth and heritage driven set, while Hubert Wallace targets Molly. The piece hints at glamour, pretense, and the lure of debutante status.
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Donald Livingston
Four Hundred
Donald
No Thanks Molky Refuses Nursery Rhyme Offer
Mary Raymond quotes Molky saying no thanks to straw berries and cream for indigestion and weight gain. Srent Stuart asks what kind of girl she is, Molly replies she does not know and wants to "find all" as the page continues.
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Molky
Srent Stuart
Jlubert
Mollydy
First Bale Receives $19.24 Premium in Hempstead County
Premius totaling 19.24 donated by Hope firms was presented to C. B. Rosenbaum of Ful ton for producing the first bale of cotton in Hempstead county this year. The 520 pound bale sold for 12.4 cents per pound as the county's first bale since 1925. Two other bales appeared in Hope that Thursday, one by Pod Holt and another by C. G. Cochran.
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Premius
Hope
C. B. Rosenbaum
Fulton
Hempstead
W. Cus
Braggle Ty
Pod. Holt
C. G. Cochran
Benefit Play Here on Friday Night Canceled
Friday night benefit play for Dixie Deliverers has been canceled per Hope city hall. Details of the event and any rescheduling will be announced by The Slate Threeelasy.
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Aino Television
Dixie Devilers
Hope City Hall
Watson and Thompson Freed on Own Recognizance
Two men, W. P. Watson and J. Freel Thompson, released from the county jail without bail after being jailed on pamphlet distribution charges tied to the county sheriff race. Sheriff Bearden, ill at home, said the charges remain pending with no hearing date set. They claimed Frank Ward hired them to print and distribute literature across voting precincts. Ward admitted hiring them but called the arrest unlawful and argued the pamphlet mirrored his campaign rhetoric.
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Jim Bearden
Washington
Jibel
Shinder
W. P. Watson
J. Freel Thompson
Star
Stiol
Bearden
Frank Ward
Ward
Miss Astor Wins Custody Settlement in Custody Fight
Los Angeles film actress Mary Astor and ex husband Dr Franklyn Thorpe reached a custody settlement for their four year old daughter Marylin. Lawyers announced the agreement after a long two day conference with Judge Goodwin J Knight delaying final action until after a court recess.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Knight
Mary Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
Marylin
File
Goodwin J. Knight
Joseph Ander
Turned Brown By Brown Turner NASHVILLE News item
Nashville report notes business in certain lines reaching 1929 peak with mid-summer slump and presidential year effects. Observers warn contractors may buy more shovels and labor-saving devices. biscuit and cornbread prices rise, hinting at possible switch to cake before next planting.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dex
Two Local Boys Hurt in Auto Accident
Martin and Bobby Lee Ferrell sons of W T R Ferrell were injured when a front spring failed on their car on East Division Street. Martin sustained internal injuries and was briefly hospitalized then returned home. Bobby Lee had a tooth knocked out. The accident occurred while returning from Southern Ice company.
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Bobby Lee Ferrell
W. TR. Ferrell
East Division Street
Southern Ice Company
Summersault
Martin Ferrell
Bobby Lee
Liquor Contest Postponed in Hempstead County Suit
The Hempstead county liquor referendum suit, pending in county court since last spring, was continued until September 8 by agreement of both sides. Brought by N. P. O’Neal and 10 other Hempstead citizens, the case challenges the validity of more than 200 votes in 12 precincts. Also noted: crystals up to 18 inches across found in Ural cave systems.
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Hempstead County
N. P. O'Neal
Bailey’s Margin in River County Primary Result
In Arkansas Tuesday election returns show Carl Bailey leading for governor with 1,601 to 963 for McDonald in Greene County and Bailey carrying Greene, Bailey ahead in Little River for chief justice race. Griffin Smith carried Johnson home county by 917 to 872, and Smith won Lee County 1,420 to 572. Johnson trailing. Election sidelights note track and gaming issues in Hot Springs.
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J. Rosser Venable
Joe T. Robinson
Tom J. Terrata
Howard Reed
Carl BK. Bailey
F. McDonald
R. A. Cook
I Harvey
Thor
Harvey G
Combs
O. A. Gates
Bob Bailewf
Sam Levine
Dack Holt
Hall
George W. Neat
Charles EB. Parke
Oscar Humphrey
F. Bethune
Earl Mizell
W. O. Clark
W. F. Simerson
Nall
L. E
Percy) Hinton
Brooks Hays
Ant
Ake
Laura 2D. Fitzhugh
Apt
Neil C. Marsh
Aza Asiai O
Wade Kitchens
Sheriff
Horace” Hale
Brad Bricht
E.W. Weave
Olaz
al Thy
J. W. Bradley
Woodrow Gentry
Henry H. Allen Jr
Rita
John A. Jarvis
Herbert Garrett
Ed B. Bryson Ogian
LGL
Ali Bt
J. B. Silvey
Siu
LGB
J. L. Burnett
Aon
George Miller
Ross Buchanan
Ead
Little Rock
Jeral Carl
Bailey
McDonald Griffin Smith
Justin
Johnson
Othets
Smith Johnson
Hot Springs
McDonal
Bevery
C. E. Johnson
Conservation Staff Meet for Soil Conservation Service
Thirty technical staff members from Monticello Hope ECW Camps and Demostration projects gather at Sail Conservation Service office for a district conference. W. W. Thalmann directs training on preparing supports and statistical data and assessing progress and costs of operating units.
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Soil Conservation Service
Monticello
Hope
ECW
Magnolia
Sail Conservation Service
W. W. Thalmann
Sail
Conservation Service
Fort Worth
Texas
Public hanging set for dawn in Owensboro Kentucky
Authorities estimate about 10 000 people will witness the dawn hanging of Rainey Bethen 22 a convicted Black slayer by a woman sheriff in Owensboro Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Owensborg
UPI
Rainey Bethen
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