Hynson Case to Dedicate Texarkana Organ at Fire Presbyterian
Mrs Cozie Hynson Case of Texarkana will dedicate the new organ at the First Presbyterian church in Texarkana Tuesday evening at 8 o clock with a program. Case is an accomplished organist pianist who studied widely under famed teachers. the Friday Music Club joins in this music event inviting the public.
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Ozle Eynson
Texar- Aho
Irst Presbyterian Church
R. M
Cozie Hynson Case
Texarkana
Fire Presbyterian Church
Patmos PTA Session Reports Upcoming Stamps Concert
The Patmos school PTA met Friday with President Marian Smith presiding. Minutes from the last meeting were read and reports given. The Stamps quartet will perform at the school auditorium on December 29, sponsored by the PTA. Eva Jane Rider played piano. articles and discussions on child reading and motivating good habits were shared. Irene Camp offered reading suggestions. a round table considered reviving family reading with engaging materials. Mary Middlebrooks' second grade led in parent attendance. The group noted a light plant installation at the school building achieved through president and patron cooperation.
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Patios
Marian Smith
Stamps
Patmos
Eva Jane Rider
Oscar Wilson
B. Simmons
Irene Camp
Mary Middlebrooks
Liquor Tax Plan Sparks Debate on Prices
Washington lawmakers consider a move to keep domestic liquor taxes steady while pursuing treaties with foreign nations to push prices lower. Chairman Hill, a Washington Democrat, leads discussions in the Ways and Means subcommittee on tax laws. Others share his view.
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Washington
Hill
Washington Democrat
House
Ways and Means
Arkansas U S Tax Declines Slightly
Washington report shows Arkansas 1942 individual returns rose to 19,350 with total net income of 24,716,119 and tax payments of 215,937, while 1941 figures were 9,873 returns with net income 29,256,985 and tax 107,830. Nine individuals earned over 25,000. none over 49,000. Corporate returns filed: 2,808, with 199,578 in net income and 14,579 in deficits. 1,679 with deficits.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Arkansas
iPlay and Christmas Benefit for Midway
The Hone Demonstration club of Midway LaFayette County will present a three act comedy play King a Husband at the schoolhouse Saturday night December 22. After the play Santa will be introduced with a community Christmas tree for everyone. Bring your gifts and spend a pleasant evening. Proceeds go for village work in the community.
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Hone
Midway
LaFayette County
Liberty Home Demonstration Club Elects Officers
The Liberty Home Demonstration club met Friday evening December 14 1934 at the home of Mrs. Bristow to elect officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Guy Hicks vice president Mrs. J F Moody secretary Miss Beulah Hicks reporter Juanita Calhoon was elected and the meeting adjourned until the next gathering.
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Liberty the
Liberty Home Demonstration Club
B. Bristow
Guy Hicks
J. F. Moody
Beulah Hicks
Juanita Calhoon
Louisiana’s House Passes Franchise Tax Measure
Louisiana Senate ally Long pressed bills through committee and house, boosting the corporation franchise tax to two and a half percent of capital stock to fund state medical centers. He also expanded the Louisiana Public Service Commission powers to tighten control over private utilities, while attacking sheriff operations.
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Pranchise Tax Agahe
Long
Aux
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Savings Interest Cut to Two and a Half Percent
Federal officials reduced maximum interest on savings deposits held by 15,800 banks, lowering rates from three to two and one half percent. The move aims to spur business recovery by making money cheaper, expected to boost long-term deposits, encourage investment, and improve the mortgage market. The reduction, announced jointly by the Federal Reserve Board and the Deposit Insurance Corporation, takes effect January 1 and targets improved financing conditions for loans and new projects. A separate note recalls police civil service terms discussed during a November session.
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Washington
iPederal Reserve Board
Axl Deposit Insurance Corporation
Business to Set Up Capital Office
The high commander of American business outlined a plan to create a Washington based agency representing commerce and industry. At a conference with 90 executives, a continuing body may be formed to set business objectives for the administration and assist recovery efforts.
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Whits
The
Texas Company
Ayas
ALL-STAR FOOTBALL Details and Officials Listed
The roster includes McRae of Vanderbilt and players from Magnolia A. & M. Hawley Wilson Shackelford and others. Positions span left guard to fullback with Coltings and Summerville as backs. Officials named are Foy Hamm ons Nashville High School Lester Bradley and Brad Scott.
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McRae
Vanderbilt
Cooper
Magnolia A. & M
Hawley
Wilson
Shackelford
Air Liner Overruns Little Rock Field
A large American Airlines biplane overran the runway at Municipal Airport in Little Rock after skidding over 100 yards and crashing through a six foot wire fence. Seven passengers the pilot co pilot and stewardess were uninjured though the plane was badly damaged. Officials say the field is too short for safe night landings in its present form and this was the first accident.
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Little .Rock
East Seventeenth Street
Ee Airlines
East Tenth Street
Paul , Vance
Fort Worth
Texas
American Airlines
Democratic Vote Off But Slightly in House Totals
An Associated Press compilation shows Democratic candidates for the House polling a slightly lower share than in 1932, despite strong congressional gains. The near-complete tabulation lists 432,279,792 total votes for all parties, with declines in the Midwest offset by gains in the industrial East and mining West.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Mining
Norwood Proposes Tax Relief For Homesteads
The proposal would tax relief for homesteads starting in 1987 if adopted at the next general election in 1936. An earlier amendment was defeated for breadth and the new suggestion asks whether school districts or other property should bear tax loads while homesteads are exempt.
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General Assembly
The Song and the Star at First Baptist Church
December 23 concert by Fred Holton presented by the First Baptist Choir. The program includes opening chorus by the choir, soprano and alto duets, multiple soloists and choral numbers such as Promised Savior Come Fear Not The Herald Angel Holy Night and Glory to God with ensembles featuring Messrs and Misses Porter Coffman Keith Bowden Padgett and others. Mrs C Carlton directs as pianist Mrs Hicke accompanies.
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Fred Holton
Mesdames Gibson
Kolb
Sola
Frances Snyder
Herald Angel
O.O. Taylor
Bawden
Man
Harry Keith
George Keith
Messrs Taylor
Taylor
Erwin
Keith
Misses Porter
Coffman
Messrs
Bowden
F. L. Padgitt
Claude Taylor
Fianist—Mesdames Hicke
Carlton
Mrs . C. Carlton
McCarter Talks With Roosevelt On Power Rates
Before boarding a train to Newark, McCarter released a 5000 word statement arguing power costs. He cited Canadian public and private electricity, noting Canadians paid two and one fifth cents while U S consumers paid five and one half cents. He described the Roosevelt meeting as pleasant and agreeable and said the brief was distributed publicly with his permission.
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MecNinch
United States
Newark
McCarter
Roosevelt
Attorney Accused of Ransom Cut in Urschel Kidnap Case
Denver attorney Ben Laska faces complicity charges after prosecutors disclose an affidavit by the kidnapper’s step son detailing how part of Charles F Urschel ransom money was diverted. Laska and James C Mathers are accused of splitting spoils from the $200000 Oklahoma City mission case.
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Denver
Cole
t/P
Ben Laska
Charles F. Urschel
Tuska
Grayshaired
Aherry
Albert L. Hates
Oklahoma City
Laska
James C. Mathers
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