Fragmented AP notices and memorial policy text
A garbled block from the Associated Press appears with notices about republication rights and national advertising representatives. The fragment references tributes and memorials, mentions memorial policy, and cites postal and building addresses, offering no clear event or person.
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Arkansas Fact Finding Tribunal Abolished by Senate Vote
The Arkansas fact finding tribunal faces abolition after a 22 to 11 Senate vote. Debate centers on whether to retain the tribunal create a new commission or give regulatory power to the corporation commission. Supporters say the tribunal has produced valuable factual work and that a slow but necessary process is better than hurried rate decisions.
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Arkansas
Senate
Corporation Commission
Fact Finding Commission
Gas leaks in homes harm health warns Iowa study
An Iowa State College physiology lab study on rats shows daily exposure to illuminating gas, a stand in for carbon monoxide, can cause severe anemia, reduced reproduction, weight loss, hair loss, and diminished sex drive. The findings emphasize dangers of home gas leaks and call for regular checks.
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Iowa State College
Breathless Moment book shows brutal American life photos
Review of The Breathless Moment by Philip Van Doren Stern and Herbert Asbury, Knopf 3 dollars. The book claims to capture sensational news photos of lynchings, prison riots, strikes, gangland killings, hangings, accidents, and executions, presenting a stark social document.
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Philip van Doren Stern
Herbert Asbury
Knopf
YOUR CHILDREN By Olive Roberts Barton
A compact guidance piece on parenting discipline and consistency. It cautions against inconsistent moods and tactics with children, urging methods that benefit the child rather than personal mood swings. A brief example discusses a child’s choice of clothing for a visit and how parental guidance should adapt to a sensible goal.
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Income Tax in a Nutshell summarizing filing requirements
WHO single persons with net income of 1000 or more or gross income of 5000 or more, and married couples with net income 250 or more or gross income 5000 or more must file. WHEN January 1 to March 13, 1935. WHERE collector of internal revenue for the district where the person files or has place of business. HOW see forms 1040 and 1040A. WHAT four percent normal tax on net income over personal exemption, credit for dependents, earned income credit, dividends of domestic corporations, and interest on U S obligations. surtax on surtax net income over 4000.
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Dependent Credit Rules and Personal Exemptions Explained
The article outlines dependent credits of 400 per dependent for taxpayers under the Revenue Act of 1939 with rules on chief support, unrelated to relationship or residence, and confirms eligibility for personal exemptions up to 2500 for certain dependents. It also mentions prorating exemptions if status changes during the year and includes additional beauty tips unrelated to tax.
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LaFayette
Choosing a Child’s Clothes and Freedom of Will
The piece argues that allowing a child to decide outfits fosters independence but risks mischief. It advocates a balance, keeping guidance while gradually extending autonomy, noting the adult will must still often override the child’s preference.
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Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
Ragged cuticles and nails that split plague the well manicured. The article suggests using an emery board for shaping and brushing nails after washing hands to improve circulation and smoothness. It notes a new brush with stiff Siberian bristles in satin wood that dries bristles when set down.
Gale Henderson and Vicky in a Mill Town Social Tangle
Gale Henderson far from joining a formal plan with her brother and coworkers, contemplates a pension idea as Vicky Thatch counsels a problematic romance with Greg Harmon. Brian Westmore agrees to a staged affair to keep Greg from pressuring Vicky, while tensions rise at the mill social scene.
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Hatan Whitmore
Hatan Whitmore Whose Mother, Wo Odeide
Bas Cane Howe
Porin
Ancor
Vicky Thatch
Robery Thatcicen
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Hollie
Dee Wien
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Hugwel
Hawkey
Baan
Plive
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Hin Veil
Cate Henderson
Cure
Goring
Nepatta
Vicky
Telao
Tie
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Viel Mill
Greg Harmon
Brian
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Claire
Brian Ake
Veg Harmon
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Brion
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Vicky Pouter
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Dirk
Orlan
Brian Westmore
Yo Bo
Church leadership school and Bible conference events preview
February events at First Presbyterian and Flyst Methodist churches include a leadership school nightly at 7 o'clock led by Rev Harmond TH. Ramsey and Rev Thomas Brewster with Bishop John My Moore and Hendrix College president J. H. Reynolds present for a lay education conference. A Young Business Men's play Yea, Couch! debuts February 15 followed by a Bible conference February 17 to 22 directed by Dr F Crossley Morgan along with basketball and Epworth League activities scheduled through March at local churches.
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Harmond TH. Ramsey
Prescott
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Hope
John My Moore
Callax
Texas
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Hendrix College
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First Presbyterian Church
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lGope High School
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First Mothettist
Revival and social news from Blevins and Hope area
Rev O Thotey led a revival in Bells Chanet church with a public welcome and services weekly. A fundraising vote elected HC Bonds Cayl Brown T T Bailey Ben T Ward Whalternate, and Dr Gwen Finehyr of El Dorado visited friends. Many local residents attended funerals, visits, and social gatherings across Blevins Hope and nearby towns.
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Cayl Brown
T. T. Bailey
Ben T. Ward
Whternate
Boyce W. Mayfield
Gwen Finehyr
el Dorado
Charline Stewart
Hope
Breving
Bev McDonald
Ae Widway
WE. Leedra Brooks
W. R. Smith
Fort Soith
M. L. Nelson
Little Rock
Tegislature
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McCaskill
P. H. Alphens
Carl Brown
Kathlene
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Hope Satur~daty
Tom Shackelford
Zack Stone
Virginia Woodson
Bertha Thomas
Oren Stephens
University of Arkansas
P. H. Stephens
Flay Shipp
Shelby Shipp
Nashville
Edna Martin
Texarkana
June Arrington
Roy Lee Bonds
Presen -Anit
HE. Nolen
Ouanita Mullen
Ln Hope
Roy M. Bonds
Lot
Bylvester Howen
Prescott
Shelly Cullens
Little Rok
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Hope City Alderperson and Alderman Candidates Listed
The Star reports authorized political announcements listing Democratic primary candidates for Hope City. Ward One includes Williams Bundy Weaver. Ward Three lists Hoy Johnson Stewart. Ward Four presents Freibolt Sullivan Taylor. candidates Lovett Albert Graves J. W. Farsons.
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Local Socials Note Bonds Family Gathering
Mrs BE Bonds and Mr Noy Bonds hosted a family gathering Sunday morning at the Blevins nursing home. Mrs W E Austin and other relatives attended including Virwinis, Dale, and Woodsors. the event honored Mrs Bonds.
Local Social Notes From Shower Springs Gathering
Regular services by Rev. W. J. Burgess filled the weekend schedule. Messrs Thomas Walker Glendon McWilliams and guests visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reece and Mrs. Angel Reecy of Hope. Bryan Ruggles returned home after months away. Allen Walker and family shared Sunday dinner with J. W. McWilliams. Hoyt Laster and Roy Rogers families joined for Sunday dinner. Hugh Luseter and George Crews dined with Dr. J. Phillips. Allen W. Burgess and Mrs. Roy Rogers hosted supper. Mrs. Howard Collier spent Monday with her parents in Hope.
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Thomas Walker
Glendon McWilliams
Carl Reece
Angel Reecy
Hove
Bryan Ruggles
el Moyado
Allen Walker
J. W. McWilliams
Hoyt Laster
Sunnday
Roy Rogers
Hugh Luseter
George Crews
Mes. Or. J. Phillips
J Allen W. J. Burgess
Roy Roger
Howard Collier
Riley _ Lewallen
Nune Hope
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