Miners Seek Mediation Board Amid NRA Inquiries
Five Fayette County coal miners stalk the NRA corridors seeking a mediation board for alleged Frick company violations. They report 150 workers at one mine, 25 at another, refused to return to work, and accuse Frick of union-busting. Investigations ordered as tensions rise in Pennsylvania coal.
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NEA
Washington
Ashington
Fayette County
NRA
Commerce Building
Cen’ Mediation Board
Tineon
Hiaven
Gerard Swope
Coal Board
Grady
Edward F. McGrady
Carvette County
Frick Company
McGrady
NFA
Morgan
U.S. Steel-controlled
Frick Corporation
Pennsylvania
Government Printing Office
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
NEA Service, Inc
Poise Boosts Confidence In Daily Life Advice
Poise matters more than looks the author argues as girls and women can overcome handicaps by mastering posture, movement, and conversation. It notes adolescents should develop coordinated muscles for a free easy manner and encourages practicing sitting still and avoiding fidgeting.
Children and Mothers Clash Over Discipline
In a neighborhood chat two grandmothers and a neighbor discuss child-rearing. One mother favors mild guidance and avoiding force, while another relies on smacks. Grandma argues for giving a child a will and respect, noting overbearing control harms a boy named Tommy. The talk ends with recognition that teamwork between parents can ease constant argument and help Tommy keep his spunk.
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Tommy
Tomas
Mary
Grandma
Tommy Stl
Social Roundup in Spring Hill and Nearby Towns
Spring Hill and nearby towns share a social roundup with visits from Oklahoma City Kil gore Texas and Waldo families. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Momen and relatives Mrs Elmer Nations hosts a surprise birthday party for about 30 women. A quarrel over federal unemployment policy features Postmaster General Farley criticizing Republican postmasters. A beauty tip claims tight stockings improve facial contours while a parachutist quips about safety and alternative outcomes.
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Snow Wilson
Oklahoma City
Hope
John Momen
Kilgore
Texas
Jack Huckabee
Leslie Huckabee
Waldo
Edna Foley
Arthur Keel
Port Arthur
Tex
Selma Turner
Huron Light
Ina Brint
Elmer Nation
Evra McDowell
Sid McDowell
Providence
Local Notices and Visits in Prescott Area
Henrys Chapel visits by Lois Hamilton of Prescott to her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Ellis. W C Johnston family guests at Conway. Born to Roger Williams and wife last Thursday two girls named Bobbie Nell. Clara Ellis visits Bettie Lou Ellis Bluff Springs. Cornelia Lewallen and Arthur Wilson marry Sunday. Raymond Jordan returns from Patmos. Denville Ellis and Mattie Lou Purtle Rocky Mound. Earl Fincher visits Jesse Pickard Rocky Mound. Lucille Skinner Texarkana visits Denville Ellis. Various Fincher family visits Bluff Springs and Rob Williams household events.
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Lois Hamilton
Prescott
Carl Ellis
W. C. Johnston
Conway
Roger Williams
Bobbie Nell
Glen Fincher
Bill
Eve and Mona Allen Stir Social at New Year Party
Eve hosts a Christmas season party at her apartment where Mona Allen disrupts plans, flirts with George Bliss and unsettles Eve's social circle. Dick reluctantly escorts Mona, while Marya Vlad and fiancé Ray attend with strategic hopes. The gathering includes bridge games, readings, and a lively New Year countdown with music and dancing.
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Eve Sayless
Earle Barnes
Sixby’s Department Store
Marrice
Dick Hades
Eve
Abeta
Marya Vlad
Fanrkbos
Mona Allen
Dek
Iove
Mai Allen
Bayding House
George Bliss
Miss Allen
Bliss
Bridge
Eva
Arlene
Mr. Conners
Sale Aman
Eve and Dick at Wixbys Antiques Strain Marriage Trust
In January 1929 Eve spends Dick’s money on rent and antiques causing tension. She hides the shortfall from Mrs. Brooks and faces debt, while Dick remains unaware of her earnings and the mounting strain threatens their marriage a year later.
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Eve
Eye
Wixby’s
Mrs. Brooks
Meney Dick
Moe
Gsove
Bixby's
Dinery
Idra
Prescott Visit Notables Draw Local Attention
Miss Jamine Friganza and John H. Arnold spent Sunday and day in Prescott. W S Horton and wife of Idabel Oklahoma were guests at the Barlow. A Betts travels east for cotton business. Homer Pigg returns from Fayetteville after attending a farmers short course at the University of Arkansas. Harriet Ann Pritehard hosted a picture show and bunking party last night.
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Jamine Friganza
Prescott
John H. Arnold
W. S. Horton
Idabel
Okla
Betts
Homer Pigg
Fayetteville
University of Argieulluce
Harriet Ann Pritehard
Local social notes from Oak Grove and Prescott visits
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ross and family of Oak Grove spent Sunday with Hollis Mullins and family. Jima Wright and Gurteen Caudle were among guests. Rance Gill of Prescott visits sister Mrs Walter Tomlin. Trudie Davidson and Gurteen Caudie hosted meals with Jessie Mae Wright. Galloways of Hope visited J W Galloway family. Remember Sunday school here each Sunday morning at 9:45.
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Wesent
Liberty
Guernsey
Floyd Mangum
Dorn
Vera
James
Mangum
Delilah Galloway
Wright
Earl Thompson
A. L. Caudle
Gurteen Caudle
Elbert O'Steen
Washington
Cornelius
Oakland
Brown Farm
Wayne Gilbert
Fulton Pent
Johnnie Thompson
Ruth Griffin
Fort Worth
Texas
Will Griffin
Mes
Roy Tomlin
Curtis Caudle
Helen Galloway
Hope
J. W. Galloway
Trudie Murl Davidson
Sanford Dudney
Water Tomblin
W. W. Wright
Stella Tomlin
Betty Hackett
Jima Wright
Leo Rosenbaum
Momer Davidson
Nona Manguin
Leon Smith
Ruth Richardson
Eugene Ferguson
Albert Stucky
J. B. Wright
B. L. Rethwett
Ernest Ross
Oak Grove
Hollis Mullins
Leo Rosenhaus
Melba Daytheon
Rance Gill
Prescott
Walter Tomlin
Tomlin
Gurteen Caudie
Jessie Mae Wright
Buster Rothwell
Alvin Galloway
Scumning By Bruce Catton Book Review
Bruce Catton critiques H. M. Tomlinson and his latest work The Snows, arguing the author’s spiritual struggle against ordinary life surfaces in fine literature but falters in scope and cohesion. The review weighs Tomlinson’s themes, style, and narrative outcomes.
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Bruce Catton
H. M. Tomlinson
The Snows of Helicon reviewed by J S C Nan
J S C Nan of Houston reviews John Tomlinson's The Snows of Helicon noting a chain of soliloquies that dilutes a promising tale. A modern architect battles a funding threat to an ancient temple but loses the thread, yet the prose remains gay and the book worth reading at $2.50.
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Helicon
Torlingen
Feela
Aegean Sea
Apollo
Tomlinson
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