Cemetery Meeting Sparks Local News Fragments
A scattered old page records the Cemetery Association meeting set for 2 30 Friday at First Methodist with a call for attendance. It also notes assorted society notices, visits, arrivals, missionary circle luncheon, and Christmas program reports from Bay View Reading Club and First Methodist church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Arkansas Baptist Convention
Arkadelphia
W. R. Hamilton
Fonny Garrett
Isabel Spiodley
Formby
A. C, ID
Merle June Webb
Ackadelphia
J. A. Henry
Legal Statute on Nonresident Motorists in Ohio
A legal case in Ohio involved Hiram being sued under a longstanding state law. He paid the judgment, reflecting a statute many states adopt. The U S Supreme Court has upheld similar laws as constitutional, and this experience shows how nonresident motorists are treated under such rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Miram
Tivarer Court
Impeachment Talk for Mrs Perkins
Washington notes revived discussion in the House Committee on Un-American Activities on impeaching Secretary of Labor Perkins. Witnesses labeled Harry Bridges a Communist, while Stephen E Chadwick urged quick action after a Supreme Court ruling. Rep Dies and others referenced potential impeachment if action lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
House Committee On un-American Activities
Harry Bridges
Bridges
West Coast
Communist Party
Stephen E. Chadwick
American Legion
Thomas
Rep. N. J
Supreme Courts
Strecker
Congress
Dies
Derm
Tex
France Noted for Continued from Page One dows
The piece reflects on Bolshevik, Petliura, and Nazi era reprisals, noting past assassinations and Nazi heroization of killers. It mentions Grynszpan, Moro Giafferri, Erzberger, Rathenau, Dollfuss, and Planetta, with commentary on a French jury and rising Czech politics with Hacha as a presidential candidate. The text shifts to a caption about a widow receiving $5000 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Republic
Erzberger
Walter Rathenau
Amily
Russia
Rathenau
Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Otto Planetta
Austria
Planetta
Moro Giafferri
Discussion of Hiram and liability across states in automobile cases
The text debates who bears liability after a car accident when Hiram may not have been driving, exploring estates, state law variations on dog bites, and declaratory judgments. It cites Pennsylvania New Jersey New Hampshire Maine and Comba tutical differences, public policy, and civil action limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Dean Goodrich
Uhat
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Hiram Junior
Hiramy
Niagara Falls
Michigan
New Hampshire
Maine
Hour's Difference Between Life Death
NEW YORK four At 2 p m Wednesday Ruth Clayton was found dead in the apartment she shared with friends. At 3 p m a police telephone call offered a job to the 21 year old woman. A note near Miss Clayton's body said she killed herself because she could not find work.
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New York
Ruth Clayton
Debs and society figures spark playful lines in ink
A mangled clipping recalls Izvestka humor about Moscow shortages and Brenda Frazier’s glamor quotes. A fragment hints at a Berlin Maryland man, Charles Lee, and a father’s surprise wedding remark, rendering a collage of names and snippets from social pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Izvestka
Brenda Frazier
New York
Society Glamor Gir
Charles Lee
Berlin
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Henry
Goel
Nate
Bay View
Santa Fe
Jack Stewart
Barry of
Vicksburg
R. T. White
RE. P. Stewart
Kenneth L. Spore
Katherine Louisa
Julia Chester Hospital
Saenger
Janet Gaynor
Nouglab Fairbanks, Je. A
Paulette Goddard
Techniculoc
Renee
Geo. O'Brien In
Ben Bernie
Walter Winchell
Simone Simon
Ladies Specialty Shop
Harold F. McCormick
Farm Machinery Millions
Olive Randolph Colas
Kansas City
Pennal Et
J- L. Damison
Texarkani
Brown Shoe Store
France
Dodge
States
George X. McLanahan
Boston
Sally Clark
John Roosevelt
Aniffis
Nason
Vice Chemical
Dorothy Freeman
Nestle
Front Street
Che Ghost
Dovedown
Rephan
Rerres
Hearne Aar
John P Cox Drug Company
PTT
America
RADIO
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John P. D. Cox Drug Co
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