Deliver Thy Herald From False Report Era
A brief front page item from Star Publishing Co. at Hope Arkansas notes policy on payments for subscriptions and tributes and asserts news dispatches from the Associated Press. It mentions rates by carrier and mail, and includes publisher and staff attribution while disclaiming responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
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The
Star Publishing Co
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Weekes Pee Star Building
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Hope
Artensan
Arkansas - Aveter
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Star
Friction and Press Conferences Highlight New Deal Turbulence
A caustic summary of White House briefings and federal agency pressure reveals frigid conferences, selective questions, and a push toward frankness over propaganda. Probers flood Public Works and NRA offices while officials struggle with project promoters, jobseekers, and compliance doubts.
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White House
INRA
Siskemt
Trates
Ezekiel
Agricultural Adjustment
Tration
State Hall
Labor
Perkiva
Public Works Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
NRA
Dem
War Department
Fort Myer
California
Fort
NEA Service, Inc
Weather and Local Social News from Battle Field
Community notes cover visits and dinners across Battle Field Holtville Fulton and Sheppard. Names include Mr William Postor Mrs Roy Cornelius Mrs Fannie Blackwood Mrs Pearl Cornelius Rev Jesse Masonto Mrs Lillian Gilbert Miss Myrtle Knotts and families from Bule Field. The item notes improved health and social visits over Thursday and Sunday.
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William Postor
Battle Field
Roy Cornelius
Fannie Blackwood
Holtville
Pearl Cornelius
Jesse A. Masonto
Sheppard
Lillian Gilbert
Fulton
Alice Finley
Myrtle Knotts
B. W. Springs
Carl Norwood
Phil Harvey
W. B. Corneliug
Morals Court film stirs debate on bad boys and parents
A film about reforming wayward youths sparks a discussion on parental responsibility and street influence. The reviewer notes imbalanced sympathies, cites wasted fathers, punishing mothers, and a gang dynamic as key drivers of youthful crime, urging cooperation at home to curb delinquency.
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Zid
Bridge Night Sparks Suspicions In Eve’s Quiet Life
Eve joins a bridge game with Miss McKinney and teachers Mrs. Brooks and Miss Leeds, then frets about Dick’s late return and wonders if his absence signals trouble. At work, Eve learns Barnes is under pressure over Christmas ads, nudging her toward a possible promotion after the holidays as she resumes advertising studies.
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Eve
Mrs. Brooks
Miss McKinney
Miss McElhhinney
Miss. Leeds
Sheemiled
Ataira
Mise McHibinney
Misa McHhinney
Miss McHihinney
Attie
Mama
Chun
Jim
Mons Allen
Eva
Arlene Apeca
Barnes
Bizhy
Arlene
Benen
Bixby
Blaby
Hereelt
Lake City
Eve Ald Pot
Tell Dick
Get to the Roots In Grooming Hair For Fall
A vintage style guide advises preparing hair before new styles. It emphasizes brushing nightly from roots to ends, using a stiff brush, and applying hot oil treatments at home to restore oils, improve circulation, and create smooth, shiny locks.
Family visits span city and county lines in Providence area
Providence residents and relatives are noted visiting kin across Dallas Hope Green Laseter Rocky Mound Gordon and Gordon towns. Sunday gatherings include Simmons Campbell Campbell Browning Hay Covington and Joy with reminders to attend Sunday school at 10:00 each morning.
Fishermen at Red Bluffs and Local Baseball Scare
Steve Carrigan and R G McRae are among the fishermen at Red Bluffs on Little River today. Frank Ward and Bob Bright played with the Columbus baseball team in a game at Fulton yesterday, winning by seven to six. Mrs D M Finley and her young son left Saturday for a visit to relatives in Washington D C. Miss Neda Campbell visits Idabel Oklahoma. Miss Snow McLarty stays with her sister Mrs Pat Rising in Texarkana. Frank Gunn returned yesterday to Atlmia Texas after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs B M Gunn.
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Steve Carrigan
R. G. McRae
Red Bluffs
Little River
Frank Ward
Bob Bright
Columbus
Fulton
D. M. Finley
Little Son
Washington, D. C
Neda Campbell
Idabel
Oklo
Thursday's Results From Southern Association Baseball
Chattanooga 5, Nashville 3 in 12 innings. Other games postponed due to rain and wet grounds. New York 7, Cincinnati 2. St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 5. Only games actually played.
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Thuresay
Chattanooga
Nashville
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Thumay
Todays Community Visitors and Travelers in Arkansas
Col umbus Mr and Mrs Morley Jennings and ton Richard left Sunday for Chicago to attend the World's Fair. Mr and Mrs A T Bishop spent the weekend with their son J E Bishop and family at Mena. Joe Shepper of Spiro Okla returned home after visiting Mrs Luta Shepperson and Mr and Mrs B J Shepperson. Dr and Mrs H H Darnall returned from Hot Springs. Virginia and Janie Johnson returned Friday from Conway where they attended school. Maria and Edna Stuart of Hope spent last week with their aunt Mrs T L Johnson. Dr and Mrs J R Autrey and A Stuart were visitors to Hope Saturday. Ruth McCorkle visited relatives at Saratoga last week. Mr and Mrs J A Jackson and children of Fort Cobb Okla are visiting relatives here. Mrs Jim Wilson Jr Mrs J O Johnson and Miss Rena Johnson were visitors to Hope Friday. Mrs J S Wilson Sr Mrs and Mrs R E Jackson and Misses Mildred and Virginia Johnson left Monday for a weeks stay at Caddo Gap. Mrs Luta Shepperson visiting daughter Mrs Marvin Dudney at Stamps. Mr and Mrs K G Dudney and Mr and Mrs Horace Ellen were visitors to Hope Thursday night and attended the show at the Saenger. Ruth Clendenin is the guest of her aunt Mrs Herbert Griffin in De Queen. Mr and Mrs W W McCrary and children of Lonoke spent the weekend with Mrs J S Wilson Sr.
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Morley Jennings
Ton
Richard
Chicago
A. T. Bishop
J. E. Bishop
Mena
Joe Shepper
Spiro
Okla
Luta Shepperson
B. J. Shepperson
H. H. Darnall
Hot Springs
Virginia
Janie Johnson
Conway
Maria
Edna Stuart
Hope
T. L. Johnson
Mra
J. R. Autrey
A. ©. Stuart
Ruth McCorkle
Saratoga
J. A. Jackson
Fort Cobb
Jim Wilson Jr
J. O. Johnson
Rena Johnson
J. 8. Wilson, Sr. Mc
R. E. Jackson
Mildred
Virginia Johnson
Caddo Gap
Marvin Dudney
Delilah Galloway
Mabel Mosier
Liberty
Dora Mangum
Hetty Hackett
J. W. Galloway
W. W. Wright
A. I. Caudie
Gurieen Caudie
B. L. Rothwell
Joe Rose
Conroe
Exons
Grandpa Rose
Magnolia
J. T. Wright
Dora
Nona Mangum
Irvin Urry
Delma Wright
Orrie Jarvis
Alvin Galloway
J. A. Galloway
Jessie Mae
Irene Wright
Floyd Mangum
Joe Rage
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Singing schools and visits mark Sweet Home meetings
J D Tant of San Henri to Texas led a home meeting series ending Tuesday with strong attendance and memorable advice for goodwill. Elmer Sewell and Paul Lamb visited relatives and friends before heading home. Upchurch and Wash Hutson supported the singing school drive. Carl Billingsley conducts the Pleasant Hill school, now thriving. Grandma Hollamen is ill at Frank Hollamen's home. Jodie McDougald attends Pleasant Hill. Mrs M H Montgomery shopped in Prescott.
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J. D. Tant
San Henito
Texas
Pil
Elmer Sewell
Morriston
Ark
Paul Lamb
Delight
Me. Upchurch
Wash Hut Gon
Fleasant Hill
Carl Billingsley
Grandma Hollamen
Bright Star Health and Sunday Singing Draw Busy Attendance
Sunday services drew strong crowds at Bright Star Health with morning and evening singing. The community fosters welcoming invites for visitors on Sundays while neighbors attend gatherings, parties, Kiwanis and church events in nearby towns. Cotton farmers anticipate better prices as plowing winds down.
Local Farm Sale and Social Roundup in August
August rains boost late crop prospects while fields grow grassy. Clint Martin sells his farm to Mr. Atkinson of Hope. Buster Camp of Hinton sailed Harold Sanford's Tuesday. Mrs. Harley Rogers visits her parents Thad and Mrs. Vines. Sanford and Vines hailers in Magnolia and El Dorado Monday. Sanford and Milton Rogers travel to El Dorado Tuesday and Wednesday. Troy Aslin and daughters visit Centerpoint parents. Mavis and Glorian Aslin join Mr. and Mrs. for dinner.
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B. Sanford
Mar McMillan
George MacMillians Sunay
Harold Sanford
Milton Caudle
Ella Hodnell Awas
Hope ‘Tesday
Mary Rogers
Darle Arnold
Delmar Whitten
Bodenw
Kermit Mitchell
Russell
Mr. Atkinson
Clint Martin
Atkinson
Hope
Buster Camp
Hinton
Harley Rogers
Thad Vines
Magnolia
el Dorado
Milton Rogers
Troy Aslin
Centerpoint
Mavis and
Glorian Aslin
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