Milk prices and political porkbarrel tales swirl in early 1930s NEA report
A slice of a Chicago milk war report details price fixes and dealer cuts while gangsters influence wages for onion milk drivers at $45 a week. The piece notes federal appointments from South Carolina, patronage cases, and Roosevelt era cabinet moves amid Roosevelts’ bar racks and Public Works funding battles.
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Cea Anid
Chicago
Group Buys Association
A. A.A
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Jimmy E
Dynn Roper
Wate
Jim Farley
Seaboard Bill
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Iian
Mrs. Robinson Transforms Home For Sue Visit
Mrs. Robinson endures heat and hard work to spruce her home for a long awaited guest Sue, painting, sewing, and cleaning with a renewed spirit. The piece argues that work becomes meaningful when driven by a real purpose and interest, especially for children.
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Sue
Mrs. Robinson
You Can Wear Any Color Becomingly Says Cosmetics
A famous American cosmetics maker claims any woman can wear any color if she uses proper powders rouge and cosmetics. The article notes that many believe black or white wash them out, but appropriate shades can balance their natural coloring.
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Four Heart
Quotes and quips on labor politics and crime ethics
A compilation of remarks from Frances Perkins Governor Murray Oklahoma Rev Dr Fosdick and Hugh D Harper plus Ralph Townsend. The lines critique price and wage fairness political leadership policing and Chinese conduct in China with sharp, provocative tones.
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Murray
Oklahoma
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Breeden named English instructor at Louisiana Industrial Institute
A.W. Breeden formerly of this city has been appointed Instructor in English at the Louisiana Industrial Institute in Ruston. Breeden is a young man who began his career in Hempstead county rural schools.
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A.W. Breeden
Thes Bten
Louisiana Industrial Institute
Ruston
Breeden
Hempstead
T. R. Billingsley
M. A. Briant
Caddo Gap
Hot Springs Bathhouse Club Beats Hope Storks 12 to 3
Hot Springs defeated Hope Storks 12 to 3 on Sunday afternoon. The Bathhouse club exploded for seven runs in the final inning, driving Lefty McDowell from the mound.
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Hot Springs
Hope
Lefty McDowell
Hope Storks
Hot Springs ‘Bathhouse Club
Eve and Dick Face Crumbling Home Life Debacle
In a Lake City setting Eve and Dick grapple with balancing work and marriage. He pushes for a home and cooking, she resents domestic expectations while insists on independence. Their tension grows amid relocation searches, a New York business trip, and wary colleagues as Eve clashes with Dick over duties and future plans.
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Eve
Dilek
Southern Association Scores and Standings Report
In the Southern Association match results Knoxville beat Little Rock 8 to 5 while Chattanooga edged Birmingham 4 to 0. Memphis defeated Atlanta 7 to 4 and New Orleans downed Nashville 4 to 4 with New York Philadelphia listed as only game scheduled.
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New Orleans
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock Oo
Chattanoora
ATL
Birmingham
Aunty
Cee Ebon
Little Rock
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Cain
Chubs
Washington
L. Pe
Philadelphis
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
St. Touva
Local Socials and Visits Include Miss Trilby Jackson
Patmos Miss Trilby Jackson spends a week in Shreveport Louisiana with sister Mrs Horace Vines. Miss Magle Riders stayed Saturday night with Trene Ward. Gary Formby returned from the CCC at Aly Arkansas. Miss Marie Huckabee and Callie Hamiler visited Miss Marie Barr at Hinton. Mrs Kate Hollis visited Mrs Ed Helms last Friday afternoon.
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Trilby Jackson
Twa
Shreveport
Horace Vines
Magle Riders
Trene Ward
Gary Formby
CCC
Aly, Ark
Marie Huckabee
Callie
Hamiler
Marie Barr Af Hinton
Kate Hollis
Ed’ Helms
Social notes from Hope area weekend gatherings
A large crowd attended a party at Mabel Johnsons home Saturday night. Mrs John Hamiter visited Mrs Ashe Jackson in the afternoon. Mrs Henry Hunt tended her brother Howard Nichols who recently underwent appendectomy at Julia Chester hospital in Hope. Gary Formby called on Miss Colleen Camp Saturday night. Mrs Matte Ratcliff spent Saturday with her daughter Mrs Harold Payne. Miss Francine Rogers and Robert Charles visited their aunt Mrs Lona Rider Saturday night and Sunday. Rex Huckabee spent several days with brother Carl Huckabee. Walter Middlebrooks visited James Ratcliff Sunday. Miss Mabel Abbot and Miss Marjorie Wigging weekend guests of Beatrice Formby. John Hamiter called on L D Rider Sunday. Miss Lorene Huckabee visited Mary Rider Sunday afternoon at Chiles B Huckabee. Winfred Hunt hosted Bob Hatch for Saturday afternoon and night. Bob Hatch has been ill from a spider bite. Summer school is progressing.
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Henry Hunt
Howard Nichols
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope
Gary Formby
Colleen Camp
Matte Ratcliff
Harold Payne
Francine Rogers
Attie
Robert ‘Charles
Lona Rider
Rex Huckabee
Carl Huckabee
Walter Middlebrooks
James Ratcliff
Mabel Abbot
Majorie
Beatrice, Formby
John Hamiter
L. D. Rider
Lorene Huckabee
Mary Rider
Chiles
B. Huckabee
Winfred Hunt
Bob Hatch
Williams to Fill Toll Bridge Post
Ed Ritchie who resigned as third Wick operator at the Falton state toll bridge to accept a private position in Texarkana has been succeeded at the bridge by Glen 4 Williams formerly of the State Revenue Department it was learned Monday J Stuart Monroe of Washington has been named to fill Mr Williams place in the State Revenue Department
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Ed Ritchie
Falton State Toll Bridge
Texarkana
Glen 4. Williams
State Reveue Department
J. Stuiet Monroe
Washington
Williams
State Revenue Department
Classic Kidnaping Recalled by Kin Hubbard Cryptic Note
The piece cites Kin Hubbard's old account of a hold-up at the Little Gum Restaurant as one of the slickest crimes described recently. F P A quotes the New York Herald Tribune reflecting on the notoriety and craft of the incident in a historical comparison.
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Kin Hubbard
Little Gum
New York
Herald Tribune
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