Murder Plot Unfolds In Gilded Parlor Case
Lieutenant O leary probes Sayler murder amid hints of a parole racket and gambling debts. Dale Sayler details guests Miss Leighton Barbour Mardell Waters and the staff, flags an unlocked window clue, and notes Sayler’s cruelty and hidden affairs. A cashier’s check to Hazel Leighton and a signed release loom as key artifacts in the evolving investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Date
O'Leary
Sayler
Miss Leighton
Mr. Barbour
Barbour
Mr. Mardell
Miss Waters
George Barbour
Quleary
Mardell
Hazel Leighton
Dele
Martin Sayler
Social Calendar Prominent social events noted in Hope pages
A Wednesday bridge club meeting at Mrs. Roberto LaGrorie's home and a separate bridge gathering for Miss Marjory Waddle are listed for August 5. A Children of the Confederacy August meeting is set at Miss Dorothy Henry's, with Eastern Star at Masonic Hall. Al-Wideen class at First Baptist, Hope, at 7 45 p.m. Nancy Jane and Susan Ann Woodford fete by the Parkins sisters with a six o'clock dinner at East Second Red. yellow white summer floral decor and guests named. Further gatherings include young social set at LaGrane bin at the Country Club with summer flowers, games, and refreshments. a Business and Professional Women's club program on citizen rights at the Barrow. Builders class of Hope Gospel Tabernacle meeting at the Youngs' home with plans to increase membership and watermelons served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemneatay
Roberto LaGrorie
Marjory Waddle
Children of the Confederacy
cAugust
Dorothy Henry
Fastern Star
Hope
Nancy Jane
Sisan Ann Wooford
Parklis
Nerces
Susan Ann Woodford
Litle Rock
Nannie
Markc Parkins
East Second Red
Barbara WiGrone
Matilda McKaddin
Mary Margaret Hannah
Shreveport
Alice Lorraine Heard
Dorothy O'Neal
Jessie Clarice Brown
Betty Ann Benson
Patricia Williams
Evane Milam
Sophia Parkins Illanis
Nanette Williams
Nancy Jane Woodford
Barbara LaGrone
Matilda MeFardin
Matilda Meladdin
Barbara LaGrane
United States
Business and Professional Women's Club
Barrow
Jean Laseter
Ella Posay
Home Economic Department
University of Arkansas
Mary Claude Fletcher
The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Foster Young
Guy &, Bryse
Weekend Visitor Notes and Social Roundup
Personal mentions list Walter Sederight from New York visiting Hope area households including the Olsons and Tompkins. Others include Woodford sisters heading home to Little Rock, Gus Bernier Jr. visiting McRae, Johnsons moving to Camp Jackson, Kolb Edwards relatives in town, Lemleys returning from a southern trip, and Edward Dale Parker Jr. seriously ill in a Searcy hospital. Sugar Loaf mountain near Rio de Janeiro stands about fifty feet higher than the Empire State Building.
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W. K. Lemley
Mary
Julia
Janelle
Vicksburg
Natchez
New Orleans
Deep South
Edward Dale Parker Jr
Dale Parker
Hope
Searcy
Thuman Humphries
Shreveport
Louisiana
Mr. and
Mes. W. B. Ruggles
Rio de Janeiro
Empire State Building
Bruce Catton Warns Of Delayed Anti Trust Suit Against Oil Firms
Bruce Catton outlines likely delays in the government anti trust suit against 22 major oil companies as the Defense Commission weighs postponement. He cites potential congressional probing if the move undermines New Deal goals and notes Arnold may be sidelined if pressure mounts. Also covered is Social Security's fifth anniversary with beneficiary counts, payment totals, and fund status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Dick
NEA Service
Washington
National Defense Commission
Congress
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Arnold
Jackson
Defense Commission
Anti-trust Division
Social Security
Drought Hits Kauai as Rainfall Plummets in Year
Honolulu reports drought on Kauai with Mount Waialeale’s annual average of 600 inches dwarfed by only 452 inches recorded through July 23. Separate note states the U S holds about 20 billion dollars in gold in storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Kauai
U. S
Stinnett Explains How Capital Politics Works
Washington writer Jack Stinnett describes how government processes reveal public sentiment during hearings and debates. He explains the role of lobbyists, the influence of home and society lobbies, and how statements by Cordell Hull and other leaders shape perception amid shifting bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Cordell Hull
Havana
Charles A. Lindbergh
Phooey
Hull
John J. Pershing
Senate
House
McDougalds Return From Vacation Visit in Town
Sweet Home Dr and Mrs C H McDougald and daughter Ruth Marian of Washington DC have returned home after vacationing with Mr and Mrs W L McDougald and relatives Letha McDougald also visited her parents and friends She attended school in Washington DC
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C. H. McDougald
Ruth Marian
Washington, D. C
W. L. McDougald
Letha McDougald
Washington
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Martin Angler
Roosevelt
Baet
Misa
Dorothy
Ward Laing
Lucy
Les Loyd
Jim Huskey
Blevins
Ralph Harris
Harris
Cummings
Eva Jean Milam
Sophia Williams
Nancy Woodford
Little Rock
Betty Ann Bennon
Carolyn Hamilton
Martha Ann Atkins
Matilda McFaddin
Bar- Vyara la Grone
Charles Benson
Bobby Elmore
Alastair Guthrie
Jack Duffle
Bobby Hendrix
Bill Conway
Charles Hyatt
Charles Wallas
Sonny Brannan
Johnny Brannan
Billy Duckett
Billy Ed Bayse
H. O. Kyler
Johnny Gibson
Rialto
Fred Macmurry
Barbara Stanwyck
Jonathan Swift
Saenger
Walter Sederight
New York City
Mrs. H. M. Olsen
R. Tompkins
Rose Mary
Catherine
Stillewater
Oklahoma
Tompkin
W. C. Andrea
Andres
Temp- King
Oklahoma A and M College
Stillwater
Marie
Nonnie Parkins
Gus Bernier Jr
Mrs
Dorsey , McRae, Jr
Mr. McRae
Richard L. Iohnson
Louise
Richard
Lonoke
J. H. McDaniels
Columbia
South Carolina
Mr. Johnson
Camp Jackson
A. C. Kolb
Kolbs
G. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Mamie Louise
Louisville, Ky
Kolb
T. J. Payton
Lewisville, Ky
Bruce Catton
NEA Washington Ceeresnonden
Iher
Federal Treasury
Tressary
Social Security Board
Dreuth
Stinnett
Manor Sroup
Sweet Home
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkham's
Royal Crown Cola
Royal Crown
Bottling Company
EL Brichn
Manhattan
Ildrens
Rephan's
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