Road of understanding over harsh paths poetry and notices
A poem pleads for the plain road of empathy and common decency. The notice section reports Mrs. Edwin Dossett briefly between trains in Chestnut La, Mrs. Scott Wood of Hot Springs as guest speaker for Founder's Day at Senor High, a Valentine luncheon hosted by Texarkana Eastern Star, and illnesses and obituaries in Hope and El Dorado with luncheon plans and reservations.
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Edwin Dossett
Chestnut, la
Scott Wood
Hot Springs
Parent Teachers Congress
O. A. Graves
Wood
Our City
F. N. Porter
C. B. Robkin
Ira Halliburton
Eastern Star Chapter
Texarkana
Hope
C. C. Westerman
Webb Laseter
Ernest Shiver
Earl O'Neal
D. L. Bush
Mary Turner
Parent Teachers Association
Congress of Parent Teachers
John Weillborn
Porcelain lacquered silks lead new Paris fashion line
Soft Gleam Paris previews ey tumes in porcelain lacquered silks. America counters with a scarlet cire chiffon jacket over a black chiffon speakeasy dress. The jacket features huge puffed sleeves to the elbow and crosses at the back center.
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Paris
America
Reading club and community notices in Bay View area
A Bay View Reading club meeting at Mrs. W F Saner's home features talks on William Henry Harrison and John Tyler, electricity progress, religious education, and a closing poem. The Hope Garden club, Founders Day PTA events, and Eastern Star meeting are noted with guest speakers, programs, and anticipated attendance. Visitors are welcome.
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Bay View
Harrison and
Tyler
J. A. Henry
R. M. LaGrone
Wallace Rogers
Hattie Penny
John Arnold
Jas. Martindale
Vaughan
Kansas A. O. U. W. Will Meet Friday
Lloyd D. Lawson of Pine Bluff will address former A. O. U. W. members in Hope on Friday February 17 to discuss plans for an Hope lodge. A. B. Smith lists Joe B. Hargis as local organizer head. Kansas A. O. U. W. has six Arkansas lodges with more to be formed this week. Pine Bluff serves as state headquarters and the group is not linked to the former Arkansas A. O. U. W. division.
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Hope Garden Club
A. L. Black
North Louisiana Street
Lloyd D. Lawson
Pine Bluff
Kansas
Organization
Hope
A. O. U. W. Lodge
A. B. Smith
Joe B. Hargis
Arkansas
American Telephone Dividend Maintains Rate Despite Loss
NEW YORK The American Telephone and Telegraph Co on Wednesday declared its regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 a share, totaling over 40 million dollars to about 700000 stockholders. The $9 annual rate, in effect since 1921, was kept despite 1932 earnings shortfall. President Walter S. Gif ford noted dividends support daily living for many stockholders, most of whom hold small stakes.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Walter S. Gifford
Bonfils Fortune To Public Through Foundation
Frederick G. Bonfils publisher of the Denver Post leaves most of his estate to the Frederick G. Bonfils Foundation for charitable educational and scientific Purposes. Trustees decide post wealth value. estimated at $10 million or more. The Denver Post will continue under its current policies.
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Denver
Colo
Frederick G. Bonfils
Denver Post
Frederick G. Bonfil
Bonfils
H. H. Tammen
Post
Hope City Fire Salaries and Volunteers Totaling in Six Months
Taxpayers in Hope paid 3493.00 for fire salaries in six months. Two regulars cost 202.50 monthly. Fourteen volunteer firemen earned 2.50 per fire, totaling 2278.00 in six months. Volunteer totals by month are August 175.00 September 470.50 October 288.00 November 440.00 December 607.50 January 293.00. A dog owner’s pet was saved after a home fire, with veterinary care following smoke exposure.
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Hope
Turner
Cermak Shot During Roosevelt Port Stop At Astor Yacht Scene
The attack occurred about 9 45 p m as Roosevelt neared departure from Miami after a fishing cruise aboard the Astor yacht. The shooter cried I got Cermak and overpowered by bystanders. Gore says Roosevelt was the target but the gun fired when Roosevelt was seated in his car.
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Roosevelt
Astor
Gore
Cermak
Miami
Mayor Cermak shot in Florida as Chicago seeks truth
Chicago reels as Mayor Anton J. Cermak lies in critical condition after an assassination attempt in Florida. Police chief William Schoemaker moves to arrest suspected underworld figures tied to the case and Miami officials are asked to detain 18 Chicagoans with ties to former Capone associates.
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Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Florida
Cermak
Roosevelt
Miami
Democratic National
William Schoemaker
Underworld
Schoemaker
Jack McGuinn
William
Jack
Shoemaker
Capone
Bill” Thompson
Czecho-Slovakia
Illinois
Corbett Dominates Sullivan In Five Round Triumph
The report recalls the 1892 bout where Jim Corbett outboxed John L Sullivan with crafty footwork and precise left hooks. Corbett taunted Sullivan, then unleashed a decisive fifth round left hook and right to the mouth, blood streaming as the old era of champions began to fade.
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Corbett
Sullivan
John L
Gentleman Jim
Tunney
Dempsey
Dramatize Goods in Merchandising Says Expert
An advertising expert urged firms to dramatize merchandise rather than focus on bargain prices. He advises treating shopping as a thrilling adventure that highlights the inherent goodness and human appeal of products.
Senate Delays Action as Bond Refunding Bill Divides
A 90 day divorce plan seeks a conference with lawmakers on bond refunding. The senate defers action until 11 Friday on the Hardin Nance measure amid heated debate. Final roll on the McElhannon runoff primary bill sent to the governor for signature.
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Senate
Three-member committee named to probe tax bill tampering claim
In Little Rock a trio was appointed Thursday to investigate Mrs. Cunningham of Yell County who alleges a bill to shift taxpaying time, defeated in the house, was stolen from the house safe and tampered with. She accuses Representative Davis of involvement.
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Little Rock
Cunningham
Yell County
Davis
Whistling in Dark Hi Speed Comedy on Screen at Saenger
The film version of Whistling in the Dark stars Ernest Truex and Uwe Merkel at the Saenger. A mystery writer and his fiancée are menaced by crooks who force the writer to devise a perfect crime using a poisoned toothpaste and a radio turned into a telephone. Edward Arnold from the stage cast leads the crooks with solid support from John Miljan C Henry Gordon and Johnny Hines.
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Ernest Truex
Comedienne
Uwe Merkel
Saenger
Hollywood
Miss Merkel
Edward Arnold
Heavy
John Miljan
C. Henry Gordon
Johnny Hines
Davis seeks amendment on surreptitious tax book change
In Columbia county on Wednesday night Davis moved to draft an amendment covering a section she claimed was secretly altered. She argued the changed text required county clerks to prepare the tax books, while her bill aimed to have tax assessors prepare them.
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Columbia County
Davis
White House bid idea noted for Hope offices invitation
A Hope based official recalls receiving an invitation and notes the relationship with Mr Hoover extends back over 30 years. He says he admired Hoover as an engineer and knew him in the old days, maintaining professional contact at intervals since.
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Mr. Hoover
Highway Commission Aids Bureau in Little Rock
Representatives of the federal bureau have been in Little Rock since February 1 helping the state Highway Commission set up bookkeeping and statistical records to meet bureau requirements. The commission reiterated its cooperation and intent to comply.
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Federal Bureau
Little Rock
State Highway Department
Commission
Miller fires three shots in quarrel over borrow request
In a late night incident over a borrowed item L Miller, a white man, drew a shotgun and fired three times striking Cole Miller in the left shoulder. Sheriff Arlie Pittman of the county arrested Miller and jailed him at Prescott.
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L. Miller
Cole Miller
Miller
Cole
Arlie Pittman
Prescott
Conference notices set for Tuesday applications
Announcement states that the commission will consider only eligible applications this week and that byes and certain attendees should prepare for Tuesday events. Local officials urge timely submissions and clarify eligibility standards.
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Wat Teyee
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