Founders Day meeting of city teachers associations
The Founders Day gathering of four city teachers associations convened Friday afternoon in the high school auditorium. Mrs. C. D. Lester presided, with programs by Mrs. Lester, Mrs. Innes Ro Tenry, and guest speaker Mrs. James Dawson of Texarkana speaking on the Renaissance of Personality. A tea followed in the Home Economies cottage, with Mrs. Graves and Miss Menry hosting, and attendees including Mrs. Lester, Mrs. Dawson, and unit presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varent
C.D. Lester
Innes Ro Tenry
Chirama
Lester
George Ware Gang
Lillian Corrigah Rowton
James Dawson
Texarkana
McDowell
B. C. Hyatt
Nurses in Crown Point Jail Cell Study of Dillinger
A striking character study from the Late county jail at Crown Point Indiana portrays Dillinger as a captured outlaw hoping for one more chance to shoot it out with his captors. The piece references his hatred and fascination with escape as readers see the man behind the myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullen
John Dillinger
Crown Point
Ind
Income Tax In a Nutshell for Individuals and Families
Filing period runs January 1 to March 16 with submission to the Collector of Internal Revenue for the district where the taxpayer lives or has principal business. The tax structure includes 4 percent on the first 4000 over personal exemptions, 8 percent on the remainder, and surtax on income over 6000, with instructions on form UAHA and 1040. Do not file without studying the instructions and attach memoranda as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Board of Tax Appeals
Deductible Business Expenses Under Tax Rules
A summary of what counts as ordinary and necessary business expenses under tax rules. It covers mercantile and manufacturing outlays, farm production costs, and the principle that a taxpayer may claim multiple business deductions for separate endeavors.
Boy Scout Guests At First Baptist Sunday Service
The two local Boy Scout troops will attend the First Baptist church Sunday night at 7:30. The pastor will preach on Jesus A Boy with focus on youth. Visiting singers include F X Trigg from Stafford School of Music who will perform two solos and two quartet pieces. The First Baptist male chorus, led by Mrs J C Carlton, will sing hymns as the church grows in popularity and binds the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pres. Lyderian Church
T. d. Klig
West Avenue C
Mes. B. C. Hyatt
South Hervey Street
Annie Allen
Jim Reed
White House
White House, East’ Second Street, Circle No.Sewillamuct
May Duffie
South Main Street
First Baptist Church
Jesus
F. X. Trigg
Stafford School of Music
Hope
Trigg
J. C. Carlton
Ely
Tiger Thriller at Saenger Two Days
Clyfe FR Elliott, back from Asia, promotes the film Devil Tiger showing Sunday and Monday at Saenger. The documentary style drama claims to capture rare jungle scenes including tiger crocodile and tiger leopard confrontations, with Elliott noting a three week elephant stampede sequence and a school screening at 2 45 Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
Clyfe FR. Elliott
Hollywood
Shiny
Eliott
Dion
Elliott
Siam
The Duc de Guise and the Bourbon Pretenders
The article surveys French royalist hopes and dynastic claims, tracing the lineage of the Duc de Guise to Louis IX and Henri II, while recounting the mishaps of earlier Orleans and Guise pretenders. It contrasts the current claimant with past figures and notes the political vigor of royalist writers Daudet and Maurras.
Duc de Guise and Bourbon lineage shape exile in Europe
The Duc de Guise Henri, Count of Paris, and his wife Princess Isabel live in exile after the throne dispute. Their son Pri is born, ensuring further Bourbon hope for a restoration. The couple reside near Brussels with ties to Paris royalty, while the duchess lobbies nobles and staging a public royalist gesture in Naples. The duke is noted for military uniform knowledge and fondness for the tambourine, seen by friends as distinct hobbies.
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France
Louis- Napoleon
Leon Daudet
Charles Maurras
Yaction Francaise
Paris
Duc de Guise
Fac
Louis IX
Saint Louis
Henri TV
Louis XII
Hugh Capet
Bourbon
Philippe, Duc d'Orleans
Phil
Iine Egalite
Eouis XVI
House of France
Philippe
Louise XIV
Sun King
Duc Orleans
Philippe VII
Due Orleans
England
Willist
Anl
Dorothea
Austria
Fatlhug
Towel
Bourhous
Louise-Philippe
Ireet
Isabella
Attec
Duc d’Grleang
Nis
Brussels
Belgium
Duc de Guize N Jaan
Henri
Isabel d Orieans de
Due de Guise
Joan of Arc
Tuileries
Government seizes airmail network routes in central America
Government orders suspension of private airmail and passenger service, seizing control of 34 routes used last year by firms including American Airways and Northwest Airways. Total mail miles were 35,909,811 on a 27,002 route mileage. Army Air Service will operate temporarily with 1,600 to 1,700 planes, delaying passenger traffic until new contracts are let. ARMY will begin flying the airmail within a week, with initial use of observation and carrier planes and possibly some bombing planes for fast schedules.
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Central America
American Airways
Boston
New York
Chicago
Memphis
Fort Worth
Alveston
Dallas
Brownsville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Houston
Omaha
Avanta
Los Angeles
National Air Transport
New
Western Air Express
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Cheyenne
Albuquerque
Being Air Transport
Portland
San Francisco
Pacific Air Transport
Seattle
Northwest Airways
Billings
Mont
Kohler Aviation Corporation
Pennsylvania Air Lines
Washington
Cleveland
Eastern Air Transport
Miami
National Park Airways
Great Falls
United States Airways
Transcontinental
Western Air
MacArthur
Anrmal
Post Office Department
Hartly
Roosevelt
Farley
Way Department
Secetay Dery
Army
Douglas MacArthur
Air Corps pilots to back airmail service plans
General MacArthur outlined a shortage of pilots with 1200 to 1380 officers and 14,000 enlisted in the Air Corps, noting many pilots hold Air Corps Reserve commissions and could be activated. He said pilots would receive base pay plus 50 percent under army service, with equitable pay arrangements if private pilots were released.
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Air Corps
Air Corps Reserve
MacArthur
War Department
Lincoln Kiwanis Club Hears Seed Buying Plan Evidence
Lincoln Kiwanis meeting includes discussion of Emergency Relief seed purchases. W. S. Atkins introduces a resolution urging the state agency to source seed locally in counties rather than Little Rock. Resolution passes unanimously and is forwarded to Governor Fu rrell and other officials. New member Whitfield Davis of Hempstead Lumber is welcomed. Vernon Whitten leads song with Harriet Story at piano. Board meeting set for next Tuesday at C. F. Erwin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Erwin
Emergency Relief Commission
Little Rock
W. 5. Atkins
Edgar A. Hodson
J. Marion Furrell
W. R. Dyess
CWA
Hope Rotary Club
Whitfield Davis
Hempstead County Lumber Co
Kiwanis Club
Joe R. Floyd
Vernon Whitten
Harriet Story
Charles Dana Gibson
Board of Directors
C. F. Erwin
Cotton price shift hints at new production aims
The article discusses a minimum cotton production plan targeting million bales, contrasting with prior government tactics that reduced acreage. With spot cotton at 12 cents per pound, farmers could profit about two cents per pound if they borrowed 10 cents from the government. Recent moves show government price supports and options at 6 cents, adding 1 cent to the total option.
Jots Around Shower and Nearby Family News
Sickness yields to recovery for several locals. Mrs. Neilie Leach can work again after a Hope visit. Mrs. Wade O Neill returns home from Ardmore after two weeks with relatives. The Small babe of Ralph Rogers improves after weeks in critical condition. Various villagers visited kin and assisted moves as neighbors shared Sunday and weekend time across Shower Springs and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilie Leach
Hope
Wade O'Neil
Ardmore
Okla
Hy. B. Sanford
Ashdown
O'Neal
Joe Dorothy
Ed Dorothy
George Jordan
Ralph Rogers Place
Harold Sanford
Homer
Hinton
White's Chapel
Sanford
Jena Camp
Ree O. Gray
Willis Cobb
Ira Haliburton
Cobb
Shower Springs
P. P. Otwell
Centerville
H. B. Sanford
Ralph Rogers
Milton Rogers
Howard Vines
Harold Sanfords
George McMillan
Ray McWilliams
Silas Sanford
Darleen
Little Chancelor Sanford
Thad Vines
Mary Rogers
Centerpoint
Clift Rogers
J. R. Gray
Nellie Lexch
Willisville Hosts Play By Mt Vernon School Friday Night
A large Willisville audience attended a play at the Willisville auditorium last Friday night presented by the Mt. Vernon school. Plans were set last Saturday to host the Nevada County Basketball Tournament in Willisville on February 23 and 24. A Sunday night preaching service drew the crowd, with visiting family members noted during weekend gatherings at local homes and churches.
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Willisville
Mt. Vernon
Nevada
Mlomother
Mersel Dirs
T Roltines
Fragmented Thought Teases Obscure Verse Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment presents distorted phrases about thinking, pride, and a star. The text resembles a misplaced poem or misread quotation with unknown author or context, containing nonstandard words and broken syntax that obscure clear meaning or event.
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Sir Henry
Fame and Tomorrow
Pome
F. A
C. C. Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
St. Louis
Geo. W. Robison Company
Kate Embree
W. Q. Warren
Warren
Tex
Urbana
Fort Smith
RB. D. Branklin
Valentine Anotil
Arthur Swanke
2. W. Tierddon
Jack Bush
Eudora Hatcher
Mary Evelyn Whitmorth
Joy Ramecy
Lot
Ceey Colato
Mars Joris Dikily
Ruth Dickinson
Mary Evelyn Whitworth
Martha Houston
Coulter Lipscomb
Oklahoma City
Allan Garrison
White Cliffs, Ark
King of the Killers
Paramount News
Red Hot Mama
Milly Bive Risthin Ban
NEN
Churces
Hempstead
Uakcrest Hatchery
Bob Steele
Romeo
Buck Jones
Gordon of
Ghost City
Thur
Elson ‘Huckins
U. S
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Avk
Val
MacAdthuy
Lincoln
Douglas Pautbanks Jr
Tapat
Gertrude
Ronce
Lontok
Sam
Tim
America
Brooklyn
Dorothy Richards
Eqrol Ramaternie
Palm Beach
NRA
ERA
Shreveport, Louisiana
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