Roosevelt Holds On Water and Adds to It
Rodney Dutcher reports on Roosevelt's ongoing political clash as Congress nears session, with Republicans noting his popularity could boost votes. The piece covers NRA price controls, AAA pricing debates, and mixed signals from farm and industrial sectors amid rising costs and postwar policy tensions. Ambassador Bullitt faces pro-Russian scrutiny, recalling his WWI days as pro-German in Washington circles.
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Rodney Dutcher
NBA
Washington
Roosevelt
Isy
Congress
Michele
SRA
Tackro
NRA
Indus
Brain Trust
AAA
White House
Chicago
William C. Bullitt
America
Berlin
Deposit Insurance Plans Are Ready for Banks
Washington news about Walter J. Cummings announcing completion of the examination of 7,200 state banks not in the Federal Reserve system that applied for membership in the deposit insurance fund. He notes 53 more nonmember banks have applications since December 15 and urges payment of half the member assessment by December 23, set at one half of one percent of insurable deposits.
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Washington
Walter J. Cummings
Federal Reserve System
Deposit Insurance Fund
Cummings
Insurance Corporation
A Christmas Plan From a Frugal Chicago Family
A bare Christmas story shows a mother coordinating help from neighbors and friends to give her children a holiday. A father unemployed, children eager to contribute, and a clerk narrator describe a neighborhood network turning scarcity into a hopeful celebration. An inspiring look at communal generosity and resilience.
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Chicago
Fred
Corsier
Bhut
Dorothy
Allen
Face care routine and exercises from Alicia Hart
The article promotes facial exercises and skin care to prevent lines from nose to mouth. It suggests upward strokes, gentle massage with tissue cream and muscle oil, and nightly routines including mouth air resistance and forehead massage. It advises staying relaxed and not frowning while thinking or studying.
Winter Weather Ties Up Shower Springs News
Local notes report Howard Byers of Hope visiting his parents Mr and Mrs R J Byers after a Thursday night. Mrs Hugh Laseter and Mrs J W McWilliams visited Mrs Charles Rogers Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Allen Walker and son Thomas spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J W McWilliams. Mollie Tally is staying with her nephew Mr and Mrs Roy Rogers a few days.
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Howard Byers
Hope
R. J. Byers
Hugh Laseter
J. W. McWilliams
Charles Rogers
Allen Walker
The Shelby Arms Mystery Deepens After Hollister Death
Laura Low reports a tense Capital City crime scene after Melvina Bannister is found dead in her apartment. Detectives, including McNeal and Gainey, question sister’s circle and test a pink scarf as a potential link. Matthew Bannister demands protection as the investigation unfolds through hotel and apartment rooms.
Why Do Roosters Crow At Odd Hours Editor’s Question
The letter asks why a rooster crowed at night and during Christmas time. The editor muses that roosters crow if spoken to or listened to, offering humorous theories about language and awake nights. He recounts personal habits and notes the squabble about nightly crowing.
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Star
Office Force
Aaron Ale
Aare Ale
Deer Season Opens Across State With Stable Quotas
LITTLE ROCK Deerys hunting opens December 20 and runs to January 1. The two buck limit per deer season and one per period, turkey limits two gobblers per season and one per period, and bears limited to one per season. Hatchery fish distributions include nearly one million bass and thousands of other species. Wardens confiscated 201 furbearers and 170 steel traps in November and released 25 live possums.
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Little Rock
Guy Amster
State Game and Fish Commission
Amsler
Lonoke
Santa Claus Letters and Hope Arkansas Sale Notice
A child in Hope Arkansas writes Santa Claus seeking toys and gifts for siblings. In Hempstead County a chancery sale of land described as parts of the NE and SE quarters is announced by the court commissioner for January 10, 1934 at The Citizens National Bank front entrance. Hoover predicts doom for New Deal policies from Palo Alto.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Ber
John P. Boyd
Jim Purtle
Citizens National Bank
City of
Hope
Washington
Palo Alto
Herber J. Hoover
Capitol
Hoover
Roosevelt
Parcel in section seventeen township eleven se of t west 70 acres
In describing a land parcel the decree sets the property in Section 17 Township 11 South Range 23 West containing 70 acres more or less On sale on three months credit the buyer must sign a bond with approved security at 10 percent interest from sale date until paid and a lien is retained on the premises to secure the purchase money. Dec 19 1933 Dale Jones Commissioner in Chancery Dec 21 28
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Dale Jones
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Galey
Sino
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