Ogburn Quits Consumer Board in NRA Shakeup
William F. Ogburn, renowned economist and head of the Consumers' Advisory Board, resigns amid NRA reorganization and pressure for stronger consumer representation. He urged price indexing and better data on purchasing power to curb price shifts, warning that current systems risk recurring depressions without proper checks. Ogburn, 47, has taught at Princeton, Columbia, and Chicago and led major sociological and statistical societies.
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New York writer links speakeasies to song origin
A New York writer suggests 1 cent speakeasies in Greenwich Village helped shape the song Brother Can You Spare a Dime, while a proposed NRA code would shift thousands of miners to farms to improve conditions. Wisconsin’s Red Sox dodged a night on the streets after a loss, while Boston’s Red Sox rest in the ballpark by day.
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Catching Greta and Peter in a porch tag game
Two parents watch Greta and Dan race others in a porch tag game while Peter, the younger sickly brother, struggles to keep up. He taunts and is teased, then gradually gains by catching Greta and finally his brother, revealing the complexity of kindness among children and parental hopes.
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Greta
Dan
Smething
Pete
Graceful walking for women style and posture tips
A dated guide promotes a relaxed upright walk for women, advising standing straight yet relaxed, keeping chin level, walking on the balls of the feet, and avoiding overly high heels. It emphasizes proper fit footwear and warns against mints of too-high heels for daily wear.
Community Notes Share Visits and Family News
DeAnn Miss Alberta Robertson spends weeks with Misses Mabel and Enloe Breeding. Miss Marjorie Samuel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Samuel, is improving. Mrs. Ruffin White and sons Allen, Thomas, Ned visit Mrs. E. M. Boyett and others. Ardell Clark and family visit Mary G. Livingston in Howard County near Center Point. Calvin Barns of Kentucky and Elizabeth Thomas of Prescott visit area families. Kathern Allen of Texas visits Opal and Faye Samuel and Mrs. Oia Lloyd. Edna Vickers returns home after a week with E. M. Boyett family. Vivian Jackson of Camden visits with Eve munity and Billie Arnold. Anna, Nina and Vesta Boyett visit Lydia and Alti Bright. Death of Mrs. B. C. Eubanks shocks friends. funeral held Thursday. Relatives remember her as Miss Daisy Roberts. Clarence Critchlow and wife visit Mr. and Mrs. Sam Breeding.
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Alberta Robertson
Mabel
Enloe
Marjorie Samuel
Monroe Samuel
Ruffin White
Allen
Thomas
Ned
E. M. Boyett
Ardell Clark
Edna Vickers
Bryan Clark
Mary G. Livingston
Howard County
Center Point
Calvin Barns
Kentucky
Elizabeth Thomas
Prescott
T. Q. Bright
Kathern Allen
Texas
Opal
Faye Samuel
Oia Lloyd
E. M. Boyett Land
Rke
Vivian Jackson
Camden Iskeh
Eve- Munity Lyn
Billie Arnold
Anna
Nina
Vesta Boyett
Lydia
Alti
B. C. Eubanks
Eubanks
Daisy Roberts
Eve's party raises tensions at Bixby's office
Eve Balances marriage and career while Mona Allen schemes for Eve's job. At a New Year party planned with gifts from Marya and Arlene, Eve faces financial strain, shop debts, and Mona’s quiet threat as Dick and Mona's boss push her to prove her worth.
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Mina Allen
Eve
Cara
Trist
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Bis
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Barnes
Charles
Moon
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Tomkinville
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Twenty-Five Years Ago Born to Mr and Mrs John White
DoYou reports births and visits from 25 years past. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John White on Saturday August 22. Other notes mention Mrs Jas R Henry and family, trips to Hot Springs, and visits by Mrs M Y Russell and Tone Russell to the Hamiltons in Waldo. Jett Williams family visiting Idabel Oklahoma. Mary Lee Barlow, daughter of Arthur Barlow, born in Texarkana. Winnie Fricks visiting Saratoga.
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Chicago
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National Editorial Association
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T. R. King
McLoughlin
Ose Brazell
Lucy Boyd
Hot Springs
M. Y. Russell
Tone Russell
Washington Methodist meeting closes as Rev Leonard departs
Local notes of Washington church events recount Rev Leonard leading a Sunday meeting at the Methodist church and preparing to join Rev Hyde on the Bingen circuit. Social gatherings included campfire supper on Elmore pasture front lawn with Young people chaperoned by Bro Leonard and Miss Wertha Frazier and visits from Grace Ava Lewis and others.
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Mr. Elmore
Grace
Ava Lewis
Alex
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Holabel
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Kate Betts
Hope
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Roscoe Timberlake
Neese
Little Rock
W. P. Mason
Earl Cooper
Cooper
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Mason
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Washington
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Port Arthur
Texas
Weekend visits and social calls across the community
Local residents record a weekend of visits and stayovers as Patmos Al Moody, Miss Thelma Foster, Irene Ward, Bonnie Shepard, Kate Hollis and others spent time with relatives. Gatherings included calls at Huckabee and Hamiter households, with notes on a junior-senior class gathering and upcoming commencement exercises. The community invites all to attend weekly meetings.
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al Moody
Thelma Foster
Irene Ward
Magic Rider
Bonnie Shepard
Mig
Kate Hollis
Horace Vines
Carl Huckabee
Margaret
Billie Huckabee
John Hamiter
Hillare Meadows
George Elledge
Callie Hamiter
Marie Huckabee
Henry Hollis
Ruby Hunt
Lucy Hamiter
Jean Phillips
Spring Hill
Harold Greene
Hazel Wilson
Lena Norval
Uarter
Lena Crews
B. W. Burns
Louisiana
Howel Beyers
Evening Shade families visit neighbors in local notes
Battlefield Mr and Mrs Rufus Anderson and children of Evening Shade spent Sunday with Mr J A Smith and family. Mrs Stevenson and children visited her sister Mrs Tom Curtis near Fairview. Little Nadine Anderson and Geraling Martin of Evening Shade visited Dorothy June Wilson. Mr and Mrs Bud Hunt returned to Bradley after an extended visit here. Mrs Foster and Mrs Seago from Spring Hill visited Mrs Guy Brouen Saturday afternoon.
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Rufus Anderson
Evening Shade
Sundge
J. A. Smith
Stevenson
Tom Curtis
Fairview
Litthe Nadine Anderson
Geraling Martin
Dorothy June Wilson
Bud Hunt
Bradley
Foster
Seago
Spring Hill
Guy Brouen
Blyde Rogers
Little Jon
Mt Pleasant
Ben Camp
Brant Jones
Patmos
Shilo
Tom Barr
Hope
Ilene Rogers
Lois Wheelington
Wheelington
John T. Smith
J. D.staggs
Waldo
Staggs
J. Stiles
Everett Morrison
Morrison
Franklin Adams
Edith Black
George Gibson
T. 2. Gibson
Paternos
T. R. Gibson
Lester Cox
Rogers
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Iboston
Tuesday Results and Local Notices Mix in Small Town
Southern Association scores show Little Rock 7 over Chattanooga 5 and Memphis 7 to Nashville 3 with Birmingham 9 to Knoxville B in 10 innings. Boston beat Pittsburgh 4 and 3 to 4 in 14 innings amid rainouts. nearby community notes mention visits, singing school, and Baptist meeting attendance with several local families listed.
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Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Knoxville
Boston
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Nashville Little Rock
Atlanta
Indian students in 344 schools under Canadian Department
About 14 182 Indian boys and girls enrolled in 344 Indian schools run by the Canadian Department of Indian Affairs. Elsewhere a note explains mudfish thrive in drying South African rivers and wait for floods. Montreal hospital libraries receive major support from McGill alumni. Water hardness affects gelatin swelling. Tahiti stories claim sun and moon influence tides and light.
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Canadian Department of Indian Affairs
As Agg
Montreal
McGill University
Law and the Prophets in Black and White Train Query
A Northern Mail item recounts a woman asking a black porter for the Chicago train time then seeking a white man. The porter tells the man, with a smile, that perhaps she will believe it now that she has it in black and white.
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