Local social notes and obituaries from Hope area
Mrs Sir Henry Telephone 32 details gatherings and travel in North Arkansas and Mississippi. Names include J Wimberly, Arelie Hilo, Frank Miles, Hick Meek, Mrs Lewis Crate, Miss Liege Mae Crane, Miss Hisse Weizen, Katherine Yor, Milton Eastin, Mrs G D Mickster Brooks, and many others. Obituary notes report the death of M. Vanderarift of Bluff, Texas, with survivors including spouse, six children and several grandchildren.
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N. Frank Miles
Fuemenly
Hope
Arkadelhia
Weyle Iyie
Miles
Thy Tala Chester Hesyitel
Lewis Crate
Miss Liege Mae Crane
Walter E. NaDean
Jatdie McDougale
Washington, DC
Nive
Prescott Bowle
Die
Boyl Webb
Doris
Muriel Dune
Shravesport
New Orleans
Ilene Harris
Hee
Lontta Robins
Qzin
Chas. Westerman
M. F. Vanderarift
Bluff
Texas
Meayn
Honmpstead
Pnunt
Calley Graver, Needus
Turner Vanderift
Beton
Ark
Art Vandersrift
Fort Worth
Chas. Western
Mope
Sallie Danner
Bluff Dale
Tosis
Fragmentary note on neighbors and sympathy terms
A garbled passage mentions neighbors and friends sharing expressions of sympathy for illness and death. It names Kate, Byayen, and Chitlron in a disorganized, unclear context about mourning or consolation. The readable content focuses on social support rather than a distinct event or report.
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Kate Wi Byayen
Darts obsession sparks marital row in England
CHATILANM England report describes Patricia Bal or of Cuxton seeking a court order for maintenance after claims her husband spent excessive time playing darts. The piece notes the rise of a “darts widow” as a social stereotype alongside the better known “gelf widow” and mentions household neglect.
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Chatilanm
England
Patricia Balor Af Cuxton
Braleert Ap
Chesterfields to Begin Ad Series
Chesterfields launch an ad campaign with sulcural advertising and lively scenes showing smokers enjoying Chesterfield Cigarettes. The week long effort includes national ads, billboards, radio spots, and weekend broadcasts featuring Paul Whiteman and Burns and Allen.
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Liggell & Myers Tubsnelley Company
Campain
Chesterfield
Paul Whiteman
Burns and
Allen
Eddie Dooley
Paul Douglas
Tebates
Arette
Theatrical Debut of Rising Star in Trope at New Theater
Hundreds of patrons attend the opening at the New Theater to see a popular star and Eddie Down as MC for Ray's program. Autograph seekers line up for photos and signed cards, while a feature film featuring Ray and the Three Mesquiteers with Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse cartoon plays.
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Holly Wood
Carrigans
UK Now
Eddie Down
Ray
Saul
di Additiar
Slige
Tentative List of State Capitol Scenic Features and Parks
A fragmented overview lists Magnolia trees chalk cliffs white cliffs and vast quarrying. It mentions Murfreesboro Orly diamarine Navi America cinnabar mines near Amity and a cement plant near Two colleges. It references CCC developed camps in Be Ouachi National Forest and many scenic sites including Crystal mountain Pine Ridge and Albert Pike ML with state parks and dams under development.
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State Capitol
Cradrly Gap
Cadddu River
Beh Ouachi National Forest
CCC
Little Missour River
Albert Pike
Camp Reform
Crystal Mountain
Rnck
Pine Ridge
Lum
Abo Mt. Dels Iid
Mena
Iwi
Juan
Booneville
Sillion Dam
Catholic Protest Expelled Bishop Over Plebiscite Refusal
A church dispute reports Johann Spreil expelled from Wurttemberg after refusing to leave his see amid a plebiscite in Austria and Germany. A letter claims attacks on the pope’s honor and warns German bishops fear suppression of opposition. The document cites threats against youth devotion and widespread aims to undermine faith.
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Johann Spreil
Wurtamber
Austria
Germany
Pope Pius
Arkansas Traveler Tour Jostles Public with East Tour
The Arkansas Traveler expedition traveled from Little Rock to major East and Midwest cities to promote Arkansas tourism. Governor Bailey and Grover T. Owens helped send off the mule wagon, with a burn ceremony planned on return to Little Rock. A second tour phase will feature Miss Arkansas Traveler and Miss Lorena Pollard to show a modern Arkansas Traveler concept across the middle west and west.
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Arkansas Travelers
New York
Arkansas
Blankford
Grover T. Owens
Efi
Arkansas Automobile Club
Governor Bailey
Little Rock
Overman
Little Bock
Governor's Office
Faramount Pictures
Streamline
Arkansas Traveler
Paramount Studios
Bob Burns
Lorena Pollard
Middle West
West
Vamps Barred From Church and Catholic Teachings Suppressed
The passage notes that vamps could not attend church and Catholic faith activities faced suppression or reinterpretation in schools. Clergy were reproached with immorality, while long overdue processes were not pursued.
German Film Fans Favor Upper Ten Thousand Life Scenes
German cinema readers prefer depictions of life among the upper ten thousand, according to the monthly Der Deutsche Film. The publication notes this focus as central to current trends in German movies and audience tastes.
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der Deutsche Film
Joseph A Day Elected President at Henderson College
Joseph A Day, 44, longtime Fort Smith Junior High School principal and ROTC leader, was elected president of Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia by the trustees at a Capitol meeting. The post pays 4000 dollars annually, with Ed Commissioner T H Alford and State Auditor J Oscar Humphrey endorsing the choice and other trustees present.
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Little Rock
Joseph A. Day
Fort Smith Junior High School
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Reserve Officers' Association of Arkansas
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Capitol
Mp Day
Day
T. H. Alford
J. Oscar Humphrey
Cecil Cupp
Fletcher McEl
Auto Workers to Cut Off Lewis Pay
In Milwaukee regional UAW officers voted to urge the International Executive Board to stop per capita payments to the Committee on Industrial Organization. The action followed a stormy session with five thousand locals in Wisconsin Minnesota and northern Illinois denouncing John L. Lewis efforts to patch the faction ridden union. Homer Martin led the meeting and condemned the peace letter sent to Lewis.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United Automobile Workers
International Executive Board
Committee On Industrial Organization
UAW
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
John L. Lewis
George B. Kiebler
Lewis
Homer Martin
Day Named Leader of Henderson School Effort
Hannon of Arkadelphia and Charles Dana Gibson of Hope pledged support while State Treasurer Earl Page and Dr. Sam Thompson of Camden were absent. At his Fort Smith home, Day accepted the election and expressed optimism about Henderson School’s future, foreseeing a great rise and second-to-none standing with cooperative effort. Day attended Arkansas State Teachers College at Conway before WWI, where his center play for the Teachers football team was noted as outstanding.
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Henderson
Day
Arkansas State Teachers’ College
Conway
United States
UAW Factional Dispute Cited Over Leadership Split
Quoted remark reflects tension in the union as factions contend for control. The speaker rejects handing the International UAW to John L. Lewis, signaling a defense of current leadership and policy direction amid internal party divisions.
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International Uaw
dJohn L. Lewis
Stamp-Pad Ink Won’t Blur, National Bureau Develops
A stamp pad ink developed at the National Bureau of Standards penetrates many papers quickly to prevent imprints from smearing when touched soon after printing. The pad requires only one re-inking after three months of near-constant use despite the box remaining open most of the time.
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Washington
National Bureau of Standards
Panama
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