Springtime Reverie and Local Society Notes
A lyrical springscape opens the piece as a morning scene with bloom and breeze, followed by a string of local social notes. The item then records visitors and gatherings: Mr. and Mrs. Latens with the Nortons returning from Little Rock, Mrs. Finley Wardal’s family visiting Texarkana, Mrs. Blaine Ellgin back from wells, and various church and club activities in Hope including Rotary, Y M C A, and First Baptist events with guests and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. SL
Mes
S. G. Norton
Little Rock
W. Mr. U
Neely Binck
Shreveport
Hope Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Activities and Sermons
Sunday school attendance nears the 100 mark as Miss Aim Thallend leads the Service class. The choir meets Thursday at 7 30 pm for weekly practice. Evening sermon at 7 30 pm titled Lustrous Christians or the Value of Enthusiasm. Pastor's communion message on My Responsibility as a Christian. Works Day of Prayer union service organized by all church women's organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priny Folke
Jenel
Guy
Debate on Navy Size and Canal Defense Policy
The article debates U S naval strategy and the Panama Canal linking two oceans. It notes past twofleet limits, argues for maintaining two fleets for both oceans, and questions what constitutes adequacy and national security across coasts and possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite States
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Oregon
Panama Suna
Pacific Navy Yard
Vinson
House Naval Affairs Committee
Alan
Panama Canal
Alaska
Hawaii
Morgans Seek Higher Appeal After Court Denial
Kansas City based case reports the Morgans brothers S A and M B Morgan, former utility operators, appealing in federal court after the US circuit court of appeals denied relief. Sentences set at Little Rock for mail fraud involving a $10,000 fraud against two bankrupt utilities. defendants held in jail as appeal discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pi—Counzel
S. A
M. B. Morgan Brothers
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kimbrough Stone
Lille Rock
A Coulter
Brand
Arkansas
S.R. Morgan
M. B. Morgan
Little Rock
Morgans
Ozan St Paul Mission Group Meets Tuesday
The Ozan St Paul Mission Group gathered for a learn by doing study on omission work led by Miss Bertie June Burton, State Woman's Missionary Union field worker from Conway Arkansas, who spoke to the church group after weeks of meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozan
St. Paul
O¢an Wm,u
The
Baptist
Bertie June Burton
State Woman's Missionary Union Field Worker
Conway
Arkansas
Christian Women Meeting Set At City Church
A Christian Church event invites all Christian women of the city to attend a meeting this Friday, March 4, beginning at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Sunday Service at St Marks Episcopal Church
Morning prayer at 9 a m and an 11 a m service conducted by a lay reader at St Marks Episcopal Church noted in the public church calendar.
Fragmented Musings on Security and Policy Debates
The text questions naval dominance, national security, and functional policies in a fragmentary critique. It ponders if fleets can defense any attack and asks what the policy aims to protect, highlighting uncertainty over political aims and arguments in Washington.
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Washington
Fordyce Athletes Injured in Wreck
Two Fordyce High School basketball players were injured when their car overturned four miles south of Texarkana while en route to Sparkman. Raymond Madeon suffered a broken collarbone and J R Dubage a serious neck injury, with other teammates sustaining cuts and bruises. The youths were taken to a clinic in Camden for treatment as the driver attempted to pass another vehicle.
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Camden
Ark
Fordyce
Sparkman
Teurden
Bruiss
Raymond Madeon
J. R. Dubage
Edwin Bilis
Berle Named Assistant Secretary in Washington Turbulence
Washington reports divvy up Berle as assistant secretary to work on Far Eastern and European issues and press for an international peace conference. Rodney Dutcher notes Berle's bold intellect, combative style, and close collaboration with Sumner Welles, amid mixed reactions from others in the State Department.
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Washington
Aise
Adolf Augustus Berle
Alate
Berle
New Dent
Ray Moley
Rex Tugwell
Roosevelt
A. A. Berle
Sumner Welles
Buenos Aires
Cuba
San Domingo
State Department
Welles
Corde] Hull
Moley
Hull
Rosalie at Saenger and Joe E Brown at Rialto
The paper previews Eleanor Powell in Rosalie at the Saenger in a lavish musical engagement with Nelson Eddy, five shows over two Sundays one Monday and two more on Tuesday. It also promotes Joe E Brown in Wide Open Faces at the Rialto, a riotous detective comedy opening Sunday with Brown delivering rapid-fire humor and slapstick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie
Saenger
Joe E. Brown
Rialto
Han
Eleanor Powell
Nelson Eddy
Joe
Joe TE. Brown
Scotland Yard
Berle and LaGuardia Ties Define New Deal Era
One of the major statesmen of his time, Berle forged a path from Harvard prodigy to Roosevelt Brain Trust member. He shaped early New Deal banking policy, advised on transit in New York, and became a pivotal LaGuardia ally after backing Fiorello’s mayoral bid. He and associates, including Tugwell and Taussig, were nicknamed the Molasses Boys for their White House co operation work.
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LaGuardia
New York
Molasses Boys
Borle
Charles Taussig
Ssother
Brain Truster
White House
Owen Young
John Lewis
Tom Lamont
Tugwell
Paussig
American Molasses Company
Berle
The
NEA Service
Isic
Bathe Napoleon and Caesar Were Great Administrators
A compact note praises Napoleon and Caesar as effective rulers in addition to their military prowess, highlighting administrative skill alongside battlefield leadership.
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Napoleon
Caesar
Food Prices Fall Across Several States in January
Washington and Little Rock report food prices dropped 8 percent in January 1938 versus January 1937 with an overall 2.4 percent decline from December 1937. The Labor Department notes a nationwide drop of 2 percent from a year earlier. In the west south central region, Louisiana and Texas show declines with Texas down 6.3 percent and Louisiana 2.7 percent.
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Washington
Little’ Ark
Little Rock
South Central
AH Lousiana
Texas
Orleans
Hoi
Citrus Peel Is Caviar to the Livestock
Texas Planning Board officials report citrus peel from the Valley is turned into stock feed. The peel is dehydrated to remove oil, ground into small pieces, and bagged. It resembles breakfast cereal in appearance and has a palatable taste for livestock according to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas Planning Boa
Conneries
Romania's King Carol Sets Royal Dictatorship Amid Crisis
Amid rage over Premier Goga's anti Jewish cabinet resignation King Carol forms a royal dictatorship backed by the army and a state of siege. He appoints a non political cabinet to curb both wings in politics as Europe sees its newest strong man.
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Octavian Goga
Carol
Romania
Europe
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