Here and There Editorial on National Debt and Road Mortgages
Here and There editorials urge caution on a rising national debt toward 3194 billions and argue investment will shift to private industry. They critique Arkansas House about highway refunding and favor Martineau style mortgage prioritization while calling for federal emergency powers to resolve public debt and road funding.
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Ve ' 2
Roosevelt
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Public Credit of
Refunding Bill Shelved in Priority Road Bonds Fight
LITTLE ROCK from RP The Arkansas House adopted a resolution opposing any bill not giving priority to road improvement district bonds, voting 43 to 68 to back bonds totaling about 92 million dollars as open account obligations. The Senate meanwhile passed a bill to extend delinquent land redemption time to April 19 by one year.
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Little Rock
Duwell
Boone
Nance
Benton County
Senate
Methodist Young People in Session at Hope Church
Methodist youths met Tuesday night at First Methodist Church in Hope for a joint meeting of Hope, Ozano, and Washington Methodist Leagues with Marsdell Baily in charge. A duet by Miss Harriet and Guidy Bayse with The Sweet Story of Old accompanied by Mrs. Korn highlighted the program. Rev BE Rule and Mr. A. Harrard attended. Wright Massey spoke on district league resolutions for 1904, urging organization and unity to combat liquor and support prohibition. The event closed with songs, games, and refreshments in the church dining room.
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First Methodist Church In
Hope
Qzvano
Washington Methodist League
Marsdell Baily
Harriet
Minstrel Show for Patmos Friday Night
Vaughn's Entertainers perform a blackface minstrel show in Patmos High School gym Friday night as announced by principal Lester Gordon. Part of the proceeds benefit the high school athletic fund to buy new basketball equipment.
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Patmos
Vaughn
Arkansas
Will Apear
Patmos High School
Lester Gordon
Gorden
Gypsy and Tom wed in quiet church ceremony
Gypsy Morell, 28, and Tom Weaver married before a full church on a warm September afternoon. Mrs. Pettingill, a longtime observer, cried softly as Gypsy’s happiness filled the stained glass hush. The couple left for Gypsy’s mother’s home in a small, modest farewell, with a celebratory car awaiting.
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Churel
Mrs. Pettingill
Gypsy Morell
Gypsy
Tom Weaver
Mrs. Pettinvill
Morell
Upper Dean Street
Gipsy
Preacher Fired at Man on the Floor in Arkansas Trial
Nevada Joe Jeffers faction members recount the shooting during the murder trial of Rev. Dale S. Crowley in Piggott Arkansas. Mrs Lena Shook and Mrs Stacy Buswell testified they were outside the Jonesboro tabernacle when Crowley fell, reentered, and Crowley fired at J. W. MacMurdo wounded on the floor.
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Preacher
Piggott
Ark
Nev
Joe Jeffers
J. W. MacMurdo
Jeffers
Mourder
Dale S. Crowley
Lena Shook
Stacy Buswell
Clara Coleman
Jonesboro Tabernacle
Crowley
Grain Belt Opposes NRA Wheat Acreage Cuts in Twin Cities
The article reports on farmer resistance to the NRA grain acreage reduction program as of 1933. It notes mills operating despite taxes, farmers absorbing processing taxes, and skepticism about whether acreage cuts will reduce wheat supply. It cites E. J. Grimes of the Minneapolis NRA Grain Exchange and mentions Iowa increasing winter wheat sowing by 25 percent. The piece highlights high carryover and near one billion bushels available, with continued coverage to follow.
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America
Blue Eagle
NEA Service
Willis Thornton
ST. Paul
Minn
Twin Cities
Chicago
E. J. Grimes
NRA Grain Exchange Code Committee
Minneapolis
Towa
Hitch Hiker Hurt in Rosston Wreck
East St Louis man Tchard Thompson twenty five reported injuries after an auto wreck near Rosston late Tuesday night. He said two men gave him a ride near Sulphur Springs and fled after the crash. The car had been reported stolen. Thompson was unconscious for hours before finding help.
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Tchard Thompson
East St. Louis
Rosston
Prescott
Artice Pittman
Thompson
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Pitman
Wellington shearer claims world record for sheep shearing
Parey de Mal mathe of Taranaki station claims a world record for sheep shearing after breeding Romney ewes by machinery. He reports completing the task in ten hours using 412 ewes, presenting the feat as a standout achievement in the field.
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Wellington
Imachinery
Parey de Malmathe
Taranaki
Happy Kitchen School of Cookery Opens at Saenger
A four day event starting January 16 at the Saenger will present the Happy Kitchen under Mrs. Martha McDonald. The program targets all ages with modernized cookery lessons and fresh home making ideas to chase away kitchen drudgery.
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Happy Kitchen
the Saenger
Martha McDonald
Hempstead county farmers report 2183 dollar sale of surplus commodities
Hempstead county producers sold surplus sorghum peanuts sweet potatoes and other goods to the State Emergency Relief Commission totaling 2183.25 dollars announced by J L Rodgers distributor. Checks are available at 217 South Walnut street with next sale set for January 10 focusing on sorghum syrup now and other items later.
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Hempstead
State Emergency Relief Commission
J. L. Rodgers
Mr. Rodgers
South Walnut Street
Roosevelt Budget Forecasts Record Debt Peak
President Roosevelt outlined a recovery plan with a near 6.3 billion deficit for the current year and a predicted national debt cresting around 31.8 billion. He urged a pay-as-you-go system, restoring part of the federal salary cut, and met with tax reform to seal loopholes without new taxes. The treasury projected total outlays near 9.89 billion for the year and a debt rise to about 28.67 billion by year end, signaling a new postwar peak.
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Washington - Oo
Roosevelt
Frank
Congress
Wny
Washington
Treasury
William H. Woodines
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Cabinet Post
Woodin
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Wnils
House
Methodist Young People
Hope Church
Ni Arried
Flir
Mabel McElliott
Gray
Tom
NEA Service, Inc
Margie
Tip
Jack Ferris
Darling
Jack
NRA
Minnesota
Dakota
Gateway To Wheat Belt
SGI
Sale
L. Rodgers
South Walnut
South
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