Labor code aims to mediate cotton textile disputes
The piece describes a national framework under the New Deal recovery act to resolve labor disputes in the cotton textile industry. It mentions state and national Cotton Textile Boards, shop committees, appeals to a National Relations Board in Washington, and the role of Robert Bruere as administrator.
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Cotton Textile Action Board
Cotton Textile National Reletione Board
Washington
Othana
Robert Walter Bruere
Johnson
Nittee
I Southern Cotton Mills
A. Af
Rdact
NRA
Bruers
Pane
Brueré
National Relations Board
Bureau of Industrial Research
China
Institute For Religious and Social Research
Glorifying Yourself in Cosmetic Use
A reader column by Alicia Hart explains proper cosmetic use and pairing creams with toners and toning lotions. It cautions that a single product often fails without complementary preparations and offers guidance on building an effective skincare routine.
Let Your Children Enjoy Public Play Areas and Parks
Public playgrounds draw steady crowds from eight to eighteen. Parks sustain underprivileged youth, offering safe, Healthy activity. Advocates urge more small neighborhood parks, seed grassed spaces, and eventual affordable equipment as times improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Solona
Geologist predicts shrinking earth and shifting mountains
The piece jumbles with lines about a geologist claiming the earth is shrinking and mountains dropping globally, Notre Dame opening a football season at Kansas on October 1 during Boy Scout Day, and stray notes on football and court humor. It weaves odd quotes and references to bullfighting rights and a potential vaudeville act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Kansas U
Moonlight picnic crowds at Dyke's Springs
Mr aud Mrs George Sandefur led a crowd of young people on a moonlit picnic to Dyke's Springs last evening. The party included Bessy Crutchfield Louise Betts Merle Cornelius Nora Dudley Jessie Mc Corkle Martha Walker Antoinette Delaney Evelyn McRee Nita Allen Edith Knighton Messia Victor Allen Ivison Pilkinton Rufus Herndon Sam McMath Will Jackson Polk Singleton Ed Briant Stuart Oglesby Dave Holt and Frank Ward. Ten years ago Miss Louise Ware visited rol iafives at Stephens and other reads. Visitors and church goers noted during the week. All are welcomed to attend services at First Methodist Church in Little Rock. Continuous social visits noted among Prescott and Delight residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aud
George Sandefur
Dyke's Springs
Mises Bessy Crutchfield
Louise Betts
Merle Cornelius
Nora Dudley
Jessie McCorkle
Martha Walker
Antoinette Delaney
Evelyn McRee
Nita Allen
Edith Knighton
Messia
Victor Allen
Ivison Pilkinton
Rufus Herndon
Sam McMath
Will Jackson
Polk Singleton
Ed Briant
Stuart Oglesby
Dave Holt
Frank Ward
Grady Alexander
Delight
Moore
Misa Vivan Moore
Prescott
Claire Harris
Watson
Texarkana
Jimmie D. Montgomery
First Methodist Church
Little Rock
Howard Hendrix
Martin Hendrix
Will Huskey
Lewis Salmon
Oscar Montgomery
Star Mason
Bert Cahn
Erwin Yarberry
Rufus Kirk
Midway
Olin Phillips
Algie Thomes Sunay
Sweet Home Bible Meetings Led by Rev Tant in San Benito
Sweet Home reports a series of religious meetings led by Rev. J. D. Tant of San Benito Texas progressing well with large crowds. Services continue through next Sunday and into mid next week as attendees seek God’s word. Tant, aged over seventy, has studied his Bible extensively and is expected to benefit all who attend. Other congregations are also represented among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Tant
San Benito
Texas
God
Bro. Tant
Bro
Marriage Made Quiet and Luxury in Lake City
Eve Bayless grows restless in a Lake City chapter of a glamorous romance. Dick Ader urges frugal limits while Eve pursues a dream of a grand home and a society life, balancing a secret marriage with workplace tensions and a visiting rival, Reece, at the Miramar Hotel.
Longer Week for Prescott Stores
Prescott merchants approved new store hours at a courthouse meeting. Weekdays open at 7 and close at 6, Saturdays extend to 9. The change starts Monday August 14, lifting maximum weekly hours to 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ark
Guns Dismiss Revival Faction Clash at Jonesboro Tabernacle
In Jonesboro Arkansas police cancelled services at the Baptist Tabernacle after factional strife led to five arrests on assault with deadly weapons and a church dispute between evangelist Rev Joe Jeffers and pastor Rev Dale Crowley. A guardsman assisted, and shotguns were found at the choir platform after the crowd dispersed.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Jeffers
R. F. Barnett
Freeman Hingon
J. O. Alexander
Jim Crowe
Bill Gibson
Crowley
Barnett
Joe Ritchie
Tabernacle
Roy Chambers
Joe Fletcher
Fletcher
Alexander
Houston Johnson
Lynch 2 Negroes in Death of Girl
Three Negroes moved from Tuscaloosa to Birmingham for safekeeping after being indicted for the slaying of Miss Vadine Maddox, a 21 year old white girl. Two of the trio, Dan Pippen Jr and A I Harden, were found shot to death near Blocton, while Elinore Clark remained missing after an intensive city search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Birmingham
Blocton
Bibb County
Dan Pippen Jr
Elinore Clark
A. I. Hardens
Vaudine Maddox
Tuscaloosa County
Pippen
Harden
Clark
Negroes Wounded as Deputies Overpowered Near Jefferson Line
Sheriff Shamblin said two carloads of armed men overpowered his deputies and took the two negroes just inside the Jefferson county line. He blamed interference by International Labor Defense lawyers for the violence and noted precautions to prevent such actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Shamblin
Jefferson County
International Labor Defense Lawyers
Balbo Returns to Italy after Historic Transatlantic Flight
Air Minister Balbo and the Italian seaplane squadron completed a 1,200 mile leg from Lisbon to Rome ending a famed transatlantic voyage. Mussolini greeted Balbo with celebratory kisses as the fleet touched down at Fiumicino near Ostia after 11 hours of flight.
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Rome
Italy
Halo Balbo
Lisbon
Portugal
Mussolini
General Balbo
Flumicino
Ostia
Ex Pulaski Clerk Is Alleged Short
Shortages totaling over 20000 dollars were alleged in the accounts of W H Mahoney former chancery clerk and mis appropriation by County Clerk Luther W Adams. The partial 1922 Pulaki county audit by the state comptroller noted lax handling of public funds in both offices. The report, by Alton Dur der, was transmitted to Comptroller Griffin Smith. Mahoney, who left office January 1, served two terms and later resigned as deputy collector amid audit rumors. Adams faces accountability for 2764 70 dollars from 1931 tax book extension and any excess beyond 3000 dollars for 1932 tax extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
W. H. Mahoney
Chancery
Luther W. Adams
Pulaki
State Comptroller’s
Alton Durder
Comptroller's
Comptroller's Office, and Was Transmitted To State Comptroller
Griffin Smith
J. Bryan Sims
Mahoney
Sheriff Branch
Adams
Skunk Causes Family to Sleep Outdoors in Heat Wave
In Banning California the J C Clark family vacated their home due to a heat wave. They slept with doors open Saturday night, allowing a skunk to enter and be killed by the Clark dog at 3 a.m. Sunday, forcing the family to live outdoors.
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Eva
Rive
Rye
New York
Theron Heece
Aees
Banning, Cal
J. C. Clark
Clark
Clarks
Herbert Creason joins Rephan stores in Hope
Herbert Creason, long time Rephan retail sales and advertising executive, arrives in Hope to oversee merchandising and devote full time to Et 1 Rephan stores. Ed L Rephan sails to New York to buy full style goods while confirming staple stock and upcoming fashion purchases. Mrs Rephan and two children join him for a Newark relatives visit. Gen Johnson warns about ongoing conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Creason
Rephan
Hope
Et 1 Rephan
Mr. Creason
Ed. L. Rephan
New York
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