Promises and society notes mark January gathering
A crowded society page lists New Year promises and upcoming meetings at First Methodist and First Baptist churches. Included are January notices for W M S circles, guest lists for Mrs J W Wamberly and others, Christmas gatherings, and visits by Miss Barbara Van Allen and Miss Mary Estell Matthews alongside several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.S
M. LaGrute
Carlene Bruner
Huestis
Barbary van Allen
Los Angles
Calif
Mary Estell Matthews
P. Matthews
Heber Springs
Church News Delayed Morning Worship and Youth Service
Weekend church notes show 10:55 a.m. worship and a 5 p.m. vesper service with a Young People’s meeting. A Wednesday evening service invites full participation and a pledge of cooperation toward full time Christian service.
Four Candidates Campaign Smears in Louisiana Governor Race
The piece outlines contenders like Jeaning and Noe, noting Noe’s radio station purchase and anti corruption stance, Morrison’s stunts, and Moseley’s sizable wealth and self-funded bid. It emphasizes a charged political climate, with references to Huey Long and the state administration under Lantz. Each profile highlights campaign tactics and alleged ties to corporate interests.
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Uit
Ainele
Jvenie Phiraie
Pal
Loliginia
Bul Tealer
Uise
Vol- Dhey
Pena Butinas
Wis Rawhing
Sain Jones
Lake Cleaves
Louisiana
Lantz
Jimmy Noe
New Orleans
WNOE
Huey Long
Huey
Ainnty
Tusk Corp
Fimary Morrison
Hammond
Yienyel
Cong
Hin
Leuhehetig
Vincent Moseley
Opelousas
Lye
Fine Work- But Long After A Domestic Plea
A damaged OCR fragment reports a Houston area incident with a deputy sheriff noting a prisoner list. It mentions a person named Thomas and a domestic case, with unclear dates and names due to transcription errors. The text is partially readable but not coherent.
Hollywood Stars Expecting as Vigil in the Night Filming Debuts
Hollywood reports Clark Gable and Carole Lombard are expecting twins or babies amid Vigil in the Night filming. Pregnancy rumors swirl as Lombard pauses appearances, while Gable remains tied to the production and Bob Taylor supports his wife at home.
Bruce Catton Sees Strikes Fray on Ships and Government action
Bruce Catton reports on a six week strike by Barry Bridges' shipping clerks at San Krantasew harbor disrupting VP Shipping. The dispute increases mould risk in shipments and draws calls for government intervention as negotiations fail. Townsend and Roosevelt voices show ongoing tensions over allegiance oaths and wartime policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Bruce
San Krantasew Harbor
Barry Bridges
California Mineteceiver
TULUM
Eatos
Get
Department of Dariculture
We the Women of Scarsdale Inquirer Editorial Shift
The Scarsdale Inquirer, led by Ruth Chalmers, has faced reader scrutiny as the paper has long been viewed as feminine in angle. In 1919 residents Maule Maney and St Louis club members bought the paper to keep a local voice, hiring a staff to run it while seeking community service over profit.
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N.Y
di Lawa
Ruth Chalmers
Scarsdale “Inquirer
Inquirer
Maule
St. Loo
Scarsdale Warman
Clu
Seths
Chalmers
Hein Cigor
Faye Caughdeps
Dewey’s Thought and the Challenge of Freedom and Civilization
A fragmented review of John Dewey’s writings compares freedom with civilization and explores his view of human liberty amid isolation and war. It references Western philosophy, democracy, and the role of education, noting tensions between individual rights and societal duties in a changing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
America
Putin
Luiefly
Warrag
Kure
Pratt
Davis
Show Business on New Boom Today
New York writer recaps entertainment history from the 1940s to the end of prohibition. He highlights the rise of talking pictures, all color animation by Disney, social issue dramas, stage revivals, road shows, and the return of big musicals. The piece notes shifts in cinema, theater, and nightclub culture shaping postwar entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Feeture
New York
Ilemuelvels
Walt Disney
Hollywood
Florenz Ziegfeld
George White
Earl Carrol
Helen Hayes
Katherine Cornell
the Lunts
Ethel
John Barrymore
Earl Carroll
Joe Billy Rose
Witter
Tobacco Road
Stlunning
Clifford Golets
Sidney Kingsley
Uylan
First Baptist Continue As Church Program Notes
The program lists selections and speakers for a New Year reading and responsive readings. Names include Miss Evelyne Dougsett Miss Audrey McAdams Miss Anderine Farmer Rev W R Hamilton Paxton Jordan Paton Kalb Amanda Kalb with themes urging proper life in Christ and the coming Kingdom. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Paton Kalb
Amanda Kalb
Evelyne Dougsett
Audrey McAdams
Paxton Jordan
Christ
Anderine Farmer
W. R. Hamilton
Results With Vengeance
In Columbus Ohio a local newspaper ad in the Columbia Turbine reports a sow gone missing. After advertising the loss, the sow was returned along with nine piglets, demonstrating the power of notices to yield results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbuus, Hi
C. M. Sheed
Columbia Turbune
Democracy Through Discussion In Defense Of Our Way
Fragmentary text argues that democracy must expand through nonviolent methods within American institutions. It warns against resorting to military force as a sign of surrender to old world idols and calls for consultation persuasion negotiation and cooperative intelligence to strengthen democratic life.
Cabor Gains and Loses in Decade
AP Feature Service recounts a labor decade with vast unemployment, landmark labor laws, shorter workweeks, wage gains, rising union activity, and widespread strikes. It notes Social Security, unemployment insurance, and minimum wage enactments, plus shifts in union strength and government enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander R. George
Service Wester
Afl-Cio
AFL
APL
CHO
Whithishinglass Gelatin From Fish Bladders
The article explains that the bladders or sounds of several kinds of fish yield Whithisinglass, a commercial pure gelatin used in manufacturing.
G O P Invited to Jackson Day Fete
Washington dispatch reports the Jackson Day dinner committee, with presidential approval, broke precedent by inviting Republican congressional leaders as honor guests. The invitation said Roosevelt’s speech would be non-partisan in character at the traditional Democratic gala in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Moving Jesse James House Reopens For Tourists
In St Joseph a historic house once linked to Jesse James is relocated to a more accessible site to boost tourism. The move follows the long-standing local effort to preserve the outlaw era landmark and attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Jesse James
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