Bay View Media club meets for study on Grover Cleveland
The Bay View Media club will hold its regular meeting at 3 o clock Wednesday afternoon with Dr Etta Champlion and Miss Mainie Twitchell. The First Administration of Grover Cleveland will be the study subject with Mrs John S Gibson Sr as lender. Other items note post ponement of a planned event and several holiday greetings and visits among local residents.
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Bay View Media Club
Etta Champlion
Mainie Twitchell
Grover Cleveland
John 8. Gibson Sr
Notable Christmas Auxiliary Meeting at St Marks Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal held a Christmas celebration at the home of Mrs A L Black on North Louisiana Street. Officers elected for the new year were Miss Maggie Bell president Mrs D M Finley vice president Mrs Pat Casey secretary and Mrs A T Black treasurer. A large attendance enjoyed readings, letters of interest and refreshments by candlelight.
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Womans Auxiliary
St. Marks Episcopal Church
A. L. Black
North Louisiana Street
Hospital Black
Maggie Bell
D. M. Finley
Pat Casey
A. T. Black
C. &. Lowthorp
Frank Lowthorp
Clarksville
Ark
Colege of the Ozarks
Brookwood PTA Postpones Meeting to January 10
The Brookwood PTA meeting is postponed due to repairs at Brookwood school. Mrs. H C Whitworth and her daughter are mentioned among attendees. a chorus club gathering is planned at Miss Harriett Story’s home with director Mrs. Carlion urging participation. Marilyn Ward resumes studies at Hendrix College after holiday visit with her parents.
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Paisley
Patsy Wuddiry
Marilyn Ward
Hendrix College, Conway
Frank Ward
Harriett Story
West See Onl Street
Three Days' Cough Warns Of Danger Signal
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for a three days' cough. It claims to fight germs quickly, be powerful yet harmless, pleasant to take, with no side effects. The ad asserts druggists will refund your money if relief is not achieved.
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John S. Gibson Drug CO
Cardus touted for relief of cramps by Mrs. Dodson
Mrs Eather L Dodson of Lowry City Missouri says Cardus helped with cramping and irregular trouble years ago and she recommends it for women with weak rundown health. The ad notes Cardul is bold at drug stores and suited for womanly aches and pains.
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Cardus
Eather L. Dodson
Lowry City
Cardul
Strife Over Open Shop Flares In Detroit Auto City
Detroit faces a bitter clash between open shop and collective bargaining as NRA policy stirs protests from picketers while merchants favor the higher business volume. The auto industry plans to extend merit clauses, threatening union-free hiring, even as the city contends with a debt crisis, counterfeit scrip, and uncertain tax revenues.
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NRA
Detroit
CWA
Marcy
Vity
Detroit Sees Export Boom Amid Dollar Policy Debate
Foreign markets gain from cheap dollars as General Motors and Cheytler report strong export growth. A 40 percent rise in export sales hints at revived confidence, while Detroit weighs the new gold policy and potential tariff risks. NRA leadership faces criticism as business leaders seek steadier, smarter policy and continued job gains through CWA and relief programs.
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Australia
General Motors
Cheytler
Canada
Detroit
Cleoree Feehan
Board of Commerce
Detroit Population Rebounds Amid Relief and Hiring Waves
Detroit's population recovers from 1920 to 1933 estimates with officials placing July 1933 figures at 3,488,274, signaling a resurgence as auto plants hire and welfare rolls stay steady. Reports note workers move to the city after grapevine tips of factory openings, while a cost of living uptick prompts a store sock price dispute exposing profit margins under changing taxes.
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Detroit
Board of Commerce
Ato
Detroit Auto Industry Hopes for Strong 1994 Revival
The article notes a migratory impact on Detroit labor and explains I W W efforts to “build back.” Michigan business slump contrasts with 37 percent rise in farm crop value and half a billion dollars to farmers under wheat reduction. Holiday sales and auto production pick up. Michigan aims for a much larger 1994 output as half the nation’s cars are older than five years.
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Detroit
Michigan
Bay City
California Flood Toll Climbs to Thirty One Dead
Los Angeles area reports 31 dead with 26 identified and 27 missing after the weekend flood. Hundreds treated for injuries. millions in property damage from heavy rain totaling over 12 inches. The disaster disrupted traffic and communications across the Montrose Glendale region.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Montrose
Glendale
Negroes Held for Assault of Girls
Memphis detectives report three local men Ernest McGhee Johnny Jones and Tinane Howard all 23 to 24 signed confessions for attacking a 17 year old Mississippi girl near Memphis last Wednesday A knife believed taken from the girl's uncle New Albany Miss was recovered from McGhee A watch taken in a recent hold up and other merchandise stolen from Whitehaven Tenn were also recovered.
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Memphis
T. Griffin
Here
Griffin
Ernest McGhee
Johnny Jones
Tinane Howard
G. A. Collins
New Albany
Miss
McGhee
BE. A. James
Whitehaven
Tenn
Benefit Game Won by Bobcats at Hope High Field
A picked Hope High School squad defeated an All Star team 7 to 0 before a small crowd at the Bobcat athletic field. Teddy Jones connected with Jack Turner for the only touchdown in 10 minute quarters due to cold, with Wallace Cook and Dodson stellar for the visitors. High School players Madison Berry and Hogg showed well as the All Stars fared on several drives but were repulsed each time. Proceeds fund sweaters for the 1933 team.
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Hope High School
Bobcat
Teddy Jones
Jack Turner
Wallace Cook
Dodson
All Stars
Madison
Berry
Hogg
There and Here Continued From Page Ones TrAlley Mischief
An anecdote recalls a boyhood misadventure with a buckboard and a stubborn horse. W O W orders a plan, the team proves capricious, and dawn patrols to the trolley station test patience and cleverness. The tale ends with a strained solution under a big oak tree. The narrator notes many men detest collars.
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Tralley
Father
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Wx X
Banks Deposit Insurance Plan for Arkansas banks
The article notes 17 Arkansas banks will be licensed Tuesday to join the federal deposit insurance plan, with two others placed in the restricted category and to be advised of terms on Tuesday. The list of eligible banks was not available and may not be public, according to Wasson.
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Arkansas
Wasson
Unclear OCR fragment hints at bank fees by wire
Fragmentary text appears to reference institutions receiving wire payments from Washington and implies individual banks may handle remaining fees. The legibility is too low to determine persons, organizations, dates, or a concrete event.
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Washington
Liquor Move 18 Addresses Revenue Shifts and Tax Delays
Discussion notes changes in gasoline tax refunds and highway revenues for 1933. Gross highway receipts fell by about $143 million, not counting gasoline refunds from 1932. Refunds could push the decline above $500,000 if similar 1932 refunds applied. Five cent gasoline tax yielded about $5.46 million in 1933 while automobile licenses dropped sharply after a 50 percent rate cut and further 54 percent cut for older cars.
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Revenue Department
La Guardia Sworn in as New York Mayor
NEW YORK. Fiorello H. La Guardia is sworn in as mayor of New York City. The independent Republican and foe of Tammany Hall, a former congressman, takes office amid expectations of reform and vigorous leadership.
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la Guardia
N. Y
Tammany
New York
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Tammany Hall
Untitled fragment on politics and education
Fragmentary text references government, legislature, city affairs, and a noted expert on foreign policy. Includes stray mentions of munitions, press, and a Central Oklahoma teachers context, plus an odd pumpkin weight note.
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Alfred Rozenberg
Eign
Haxil
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