Roosevelt era code shadows steel policy and press roles
Washington reports discuss how the steel code reflects White House influence, with Johnson Roosevelt and industry voices shaping policy. Other items note two job holdings in Hutchison's career provoking criticism, Darrow and Richberg mocking NRA politics, Sack named to cover Costa Rica posting, and pay cut rules for federal workers amid price rises.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Washington —Aboiawalt
Ics
Johnson
Roosevelt
Sam
Iron and Steel
Ingii
Seaboard
Stevenson
Home Loan Bank Board
A. ‘Ke. Hutchison
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
South
Hutch
South Carolina
Parrow
Richberg
Clarence Darrow
Donald &. Richberg
NRA
Darrow
Wohnsen
Costa Rica
Tel
Coul
Leo R. Sack
Scripps-Howard
Scopyright
NEA Service, Inc
Too Much Sympathy Softens a Child by Olive Roberts Barton
An essay argues against overprotecting children, urging parents to let kids face small setbacks. It uses Sam and a red ball as a case study, showing how sheltering feelings fosters selfishness and fragility. The author advocates letting children experience bumps to build resilience and healthier emotion management.
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Sammy
Sam
Shaw
Samuel
Health tips and quirky history in early 20th prose
A collage of health advice and odd facts urges readers to pursue beauty through health. It mentions water intake, doctor visits, daily exercise, morning routines, and cold showers, while tangentially noting early telegraph history and medical education quirks in a breezy, period voice.
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United States
Washington
Baltimore
Washington residents attend bunking party and town notes
Friends of Miss Louise Pilkinton held a bunking party at her parents home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Finis Johnson and Weldon visited Mrs. Johnson’s mother in New Boston Texas Sunday. J R Card visited Carmilen Sunday. The Pruitts traveled to Lewisville Arkansas Thursday to hear Rev Wheeler. Harold Lewis of Nashville paused in town Friday en route from DeWitt Arkansas. The Elmore and O’Steen couples visited relatives in Cross Roads. Lyle Brown of Popular Bluff Missouri stayed with Rev Leonard Tuesday. James Pilkinton returned from the World’s Fair Wednesday. Robert Leving started a job in Hope. Jim Dugger took charge of the west side mercantile. About 17 Washington residents attended Rev Wheeler’s revival at the Baptist church Friday. Paul Dudney suffered a painful injury at work Monday. Grace Lewis returned to Nashville Route 6 Friday.
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Louise Pilkinton
Finis Johnson
Son Weldon
Mrs. Johnson
New Boston
Texas
J. R. Card
Mrs. Pruitt
Lewisville
Ark
Rev. Wheeler
Harold Lewis
Nashville
DeWitt, Ark
W. E. Elmore
Bright Star
W. E. O'Steen
Cross Roads
Lyle Brown
Popular Bluff
Leonard
James Pilkinton
Robert Leving
Sition
Hope
Jim Dugger
West Side
Jesse Bearden
Washington
Wheeler
Paul Dudney
Grace Lewis
Lake City Theater Opening Sparks Romantic Tangles
Eve helps stage a gala theater opening in Lake City filled with invitations and fashion, while dueling affections complicate love interests. Arlene pursues romance with Geo G Bliss, and Eve secretly finances her setup by borrowing from her mother to buy NAM HOLERIDGE ads. A glamorous vaudeville star captivates the audience as tensions rise over personal betrayals and dreams of wealth.
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Todae
Bixby’s
Marrien Dick
Werkles i
Lake City
Eve
Arlene Smith
Atore
Arlene
Ghonge Bliss
Mout
Moe
Theron Reece
Eva
Sam Holerkige
Twlee
Freda
Mis
Brooke
Alles McHlhinney
Ife
Sam
Marya
Ray
Eye
Yue
Rose
Theatre Opulence and Romantic Tangles at New Showhouse
Among velvet curtains and priceless vases the new theater dazzles with cerise and ebony decor. Arlene and Eve maneuver through backstage intrigue as dancers, artists, and Jack Dick vie for attention, while Mona Allen hints at a private invitation and Theron Reece looms in the social circle.
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Arlene
Marya
Mona Allen
Theron Reece
Mr. Steeca
Arlane
Notable Visitors And Local Plans In Hope Area
Prof W J Hammond returned from Chicago where he spent the summer. Prof Dwight Blake arrives from Philadelphia to arrange Hempstead County Fair. Rev Ferney Hutchinson stops in Hope en route to Nashville to visit his Oklahoma City home. Miss Frances Lipscomb visits Brownstown. Mrs J T West and Miss Mary Pillow Black plan Corpus Christi trip. Mr and Mrs J W Butler visit Batesville relatives. Baptist ladies plan ice cream supper Sept 2 for a good cause. Buddy Seuart visits grandmother in Selma La. Kathryn Holt visits Nashville relatives. Mrs L F Monroe returns from Fordyce trip.
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W. J. Hammond
Chicars
Dwight Blake
Arkansas
Arkadelphia
Hempstead
Ferney Hutchinson
Oklahoma City
Nashville
Frances Lipscomb
Allen Garrison
Mr. Garrison
Brownstown
J.T. West
Misa Mary Pillow Black
Corpus Christi
Texas
Jane Elmore
J. W. Butler
Batesville
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Lue
Buddy” Seuart
Davies
Selma
Kathryn Holt
L. F. Monroe
Fordyce
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Phauke
Dante
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Cleopatra
K.C
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Schlitz
Milwaukee
Hope Coca Cola Battling Co
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