Weathered verse and local notes from El Dorado and Lillie Rock
Fragmented items report literary lines and multiple local notices. Selected individuals JA Andrews and Lawton Richardson visit El Dorado. W M Uy board meeting led by Mrs Luther A Miggason. Mission Study by Mrs Maing Jones. Cemetery Association meets at Mrs H H Stuart’s home. Silver Tea and Hogh Review slated at Hotel Barlow. Hope chapel and Women’s Auxiliary to host meetings with book review of Escape by Ethel Yance. Talbot Feild’s daughter Hattie Anne Feild returns to Lillie Rock after father’s illness. Feild improving.
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Cemetery Association
H. H. Stuart
Barlow
Hope Ehaptir
Masonic Mall
Talbot Feilder
Hattie Anne Feild
Lillie Rock
Mr. Feild
Roosevelt Peace Move Hinted For Europe Before Spring
Bruce Catton reports that President Roosevelt may pursue a broad peace initiative in Europe before spring. Key factors include his focus on normalizing peace and the possibility of a mediation offer leading to a world conference on disarmament. Potential plans involve Germany and broader Western Europe with possible Mussolini cooperation.
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Washington
Roevelt
Europe
Minny
Tfs
White House
Adolf Hitler
Fue
Roosevelt
Germany
United States
Stalin
Mussolini
The Captain's Daughter serial chapter in flux
Mike Donovan pursues his son Dan after a New York pier clash ends in jail. In night court the judge dismisses the charge as the pair face family consequences and looming wedding plans. Marie La Porte senses trouble as Dan fumbles toward a possible reconciliation with Lynda.
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Bing
Mike
Ling
Donovan
Bob
Linggald
Omussy Martin
Lynda
Dan
Pearl and Wall Steels
Old Donovan
Danniel
Donnie
Tommy
Fray
Jerk
eGuire
Milo
Tee
Tommy Ryan
Mikel
Wile
Marie la Porte
Marie
Marke
Moh
Mrs Warner Citty Dies in Nashville En Route to Ozun
Mrs Warner Citty formerly of Ozun died Thursday morning at her Nashville home after a brief illness of ten days. Funeral arrangements were not learned locally.
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Warner Citty
Nashville
Ozun
Citty
Great American Love Songs: Stephen Foster Story Debuts Sunday
From bitterness and sweetness of love comes a tribute to Stephen C. Foster. The great story of a composer whose songs became Americas own features a debut this Sunday, celebrating his enduring music and cultural impact.
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America
Stephen C. Foster
AMEHE
LEER
Jolson Bressart
Chick Chandler
Fassel Mes Gagere
Hall Johnson
U S Advantage Over Japan Outlined by Sir Victor Sasoon
Sir Victor Sasoon, a British financier, told reporters in San Francisco that America is "playing poker in Japan with five deuces" and has Japan "absolutely cold." He arrived aboard the President Coolidge and said Japanese business and diplomats seek peace with the United States, though the army in Manchuria could push for conflict while the navy prefers bluff. He argued the United States is firmly in the saddle in Japan, with China too big to conquer.
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Shanghai
America
Japan
Victor Sassoon
President Coolidge
Orient
China
United States
Manchuria
Victor
Young Bull Brings $750 at Nashville
Arkansas Orchards manager Glenn I Wallace sold Charlie a young white Brah bull born and raised in Nashville for $750 to Charlie R Coleman of Osceola. Wallace notes the bull is a product of the herd that has won many first places at livestock shows. A UK weather note defines a storm as wind 68 mph, hurricane above 75 mph.
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Ark
Glenn I. Wallace
Arkansas Orchards
Charlie
Charlie R. Coleman
Osceola
Wallace
British Air Ministry
High speed roads for U S proposed plan urged by Jones
Walter A. Jones, chairman of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, urged Congress to create a federal public roads administration to build an 1,800 mile trunk express road system with no red lights or crossroads. He cited cost estimates from Richmond to Boston 310 million dollars and Pittsburgh to St. Louis 250 million, arguing the project is necessary.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Walter A. Jones
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
American Road Builders’ Association
Congress
Richmond
Boston
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Mountains
Harrisburg
Jones
Italian Newspaper Says Hitler Made Pact With Devil
L Avvenire, Rome, argues Hitler’s Russia pact remark offers retrospective explanation but calls the pact a pact with the devil. It says Italy and Germany are still friends, a reassertion of known facts, while Soviet Russia remains the principal public enemy in Christian civilization in Italian view.
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Rome
L'Avvenire
Adolf Hitler
Hiller
Italy
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Book Review and Silver Tea at Hotel Barlow
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Mark Episcopal church will sponsor a book review and silver tea at 3 p.m. Friday February 2 at Hotel Barlow. Mrs. R. E. Jackson of Columbus will give the review of Escape by Ethel Vance. Public invited.
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Salt Marks Episcopal Church
Barlow
St. Mark Episcopal Church
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Tommy Ryen
Pier
Jeremiah McGuire
Mr. Donavan
West 54Th Street
McGuire
Mike Donovan
John P. Cox Drug Co
We Live
Eagle Stamps
Pater
Waltout
Gone With the Wind Stationery
KOTEX
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Saenger
U.S
Young Bull
Rialto
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