Worry Not and Help Given Through Local Groups
A column blends a poem urging calm with community notices. The City PTA Council meets at city hall Tuesday at 4 pm with leaders sharing impressions from the State PTA Congress in Little Rock. Brookwood PTA meets Wednesday at 3 pm. annual Christmas Bazaar is canceled. Various church and club events, visits, and church programs follow, including missionary talks and a Woman's Day program.
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Beryl] Henry
C. S. Lowthorp
O. A. Graves
Little Rock
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
George Carter
W. W. Duckett
J. F. Fotterfield
W. E. Testerman
W. F. Saner
C. S. Lowthorpe
Jack Sullivan
Vestee of Velveteen with Crepe Lined for Christmas
A vestee made from velveteen lined with crepe is described. Required materials include one third yard each of velveteen and crepe in beige white flesh or pale apricot. Cut to the diagram with rounded neck, fasten with jet or bone buttons or rhinestones, add buttonholes and narrow back straps.
Interpretation of the Land of Beginning Again Poem
A church program featured a choir with Miss Sybil Smith at the piano and the vocal selections. Journey's End was well rendered by Frank Lowthorpe with Mrs. Tully Henry accompanying. The benediction was given by Mrs. W. P. Harman.
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Sybil Smith
Frank Lowthorpe
Tully Henry
W. P. Harman
DeAnn Honor Roll Is Announced Monday
DeAnn honor rolls list two groups of pupils from the primary and intermediate grades. Primary room honorees include Doyle Willis Clyde Willis Laverne Willis Ladelle Burke Henry Samuel Frank Samuel Jimmy Arnold Verda Mae Honeycutt Herbert Roberts Lois Merle Coffee Bladine Morton. Intermediate pupils for the past two months are Marjorie Roberts Irine Morton Melba Coffee Vernell Breeding Sibyl Samuel Margaret Honeycutt Ralph Burke Cecil Osteen Belva June Burke Dorothy Osteen Dorsey Osteen Arlene Burke.
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DeAnn
Doyle Willis
Clyde Willis
Laverne Willis
Ladelle Burke
Henry Samuel
Frank Samuel
Jimmy Arnold
Verda Mae Honeycutt
Herbert Roberts
Lois Merle Coffee
Bladine Morton
Marjorie Roberts
Irine Morton
Melba Coffee
Vernell Breeding
Sibyl Samuel
Margaret Honeycutt
Ralph Burke
Cecil Osteen
Belva June Burke
Dorothy Osteen
Dorsey Osteen
Arlene Burke
Hendrix Henderson to Resume Relations
CONWAY Arkansas Hendrix and Henderson state hope to resume football relations next fall. When Hendrix and Henderson Brown College were merged it was agreed that no athletic competition between Hendrix and Henderson State Teachers successor to Henderson Brown would be permitted for four years. Next year the period ends and overtures are being made for a resumption of athletic relations.
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Conway, Ark
Hendrix
Henderson State
Henderson Brown College
Henderson Brown
Fireman's Day Off Involves Fire At His Car
In Boston Thomas L. Kane a fireman on his day off heard engines and found his crew attempting to open his car doors as smoke poured from the seat. He unlocked the car and helped extinguish a fire caused by a cigarette spark.
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Boston
Thomas L. Kane
Mayor to the Rescue in Shoreditch Dive
Alderman W J Fudge the mayor of Shoreditch dived into the water from his official position to save a diver in trouble during a diving exhibition. He emerged intact and was met with a loud cheer from about 500 boy spectators.
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London
W. J. Fudge
Shoreditch
Car Licenses Off 25 Pet in State
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas highway department reports 1932 motor vehicle licenses total 135,353, down from 180,731 in 1931 due to economic conditions. Truck and passenger licenses exclude trailers and dealers, with 111,816 passenger cars licensed in 1932 and 23,620 trucks.
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Little Rock
State Highway Department
Repeal Is Defeated in Early Congressional Session
The article notes a delayed Colorado canvass delaying a certificate for a Republican winner while Democrat Walker takes a brief Washington roll call. Republican wets unite to back Garner prohibition repeal in the house, aiming for passage and sending the measure to the Senate with backing from roughly 100 votes plus about 160 Democrats.
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Washington
Colorado
Walker
Congress
House
Garner
Senate
Hoover and Roosevelt Faces Set for New Congress
Washington dispatch outlines a busy start to the Seventy-third Congress with Monday’s organizational work and a probable vote on the Democratic repeal resolution. Tuesday will feature Hoover’s annual message and a budget plan follows on Wednesday, signaling debates on deficits, taxes, and labor priority. Organized labor aims to push progressive measures, wage protections, and a six hour day, with fears over economy and railroad policy.
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Seventy-second Congress
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Congress
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Tractor crank starts plane at Chicago airport
Ralph Caffarello attaches a tractor power takeoff to the aircraft start mechanism at Municipal Airport in Chicago. He demonstrates cranking the plane with the tractor rather than by hand.
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Chicago
Ralph Caffarello
Not to Be Sneezed At
Mrs Myrtle Russell sneezed hard causing a dislocated left shoulder requiring replacement at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
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Miami
Myrtle Russell
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Ii Had Million record hits here at Saenger theater
The film If I Had a Million opened Sunday at the Saenger theater drawing strong audience interest with a star studded cast. Richard Bennett portrays John Glidden the dying millionaire who disperses his wealth to various recipients including Wynne Gibson and Charlie Ruggles while a galaxy of others fill the roles of downtrodden and elite characters in a sweeping drama praised as a genuinely big picture not to be missed.
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Saenger
Richard Bennett
John Glidden
Ruggles
Henry Petey
George
Edme Jackson
Gary Cheon
Jack Oakie
Roscoe Mafrb
Gene Raymond
Frances Dee
Alison Skipworth
W. C. Fields
May Robson
Clever Toddlers? Teen Lapses Into Laughter at Attempted Suicide
In El Paso Texas Mrs Genoveva age 16 made a suicide attempt while laughing uncontrollably at Liberty Hospital Juarez. She could not explain her giggling motive and stated she would try again, leaving her husband behind.
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Cl Paso
Texas
Jail status sparks move to regain accreditation
Head County Jail in Soreboro Arkansas has been dropped from the federal accreditation list for housing federal prisoners. Sheriff-elect Houston Johnson seeks help from Senator Hattie W. to determine the necessity and process to restore the accreditation.
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Soresboro
Ark
Head County
Houston Johuison
Hattie W. Away
World Cotton Production Drops to 21.5 Million Bales
Agricultural Economics estimates world cotton output at about 21.5 million bales of 478 pounds each for the season, down from the five year average of 24.1 million bales and below the 1923-24 level.
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