Roosevelt Visions of a Free Nation and May Recovery
Washington report portrays a May milestone in the New Deal where the Civil Works program winds down and private industry absorbs 4,000,000 federally funded workers. Public Works surges, NRA codes expand, and a roughly billion-dollar monthly spend is planned for six months as farmers receive aid and the crop-reduction program shows early results. The plan aims to taper emergency outlays from 7.5 billion to 2.008 billion next year, with greenback concerns looming.
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Be CHILDREN By Clive Robe cc eae
Betty looks pale and listless, with a short temper and hollow eyes. Holiday time and mid winter, plus irregular schedules and heavy treats, sap appetite and energy. fix with a simple meal plan, regular bedtimes, fresh air, Cad-Liver oil, and vitamin D, then seek medical advice if needed.
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Aptite
Zero
Ted
Grace
Lou
Ordor
Bey
Stronger Astringents for Skin Care
A guide to shrinking enlarged pores with an astringent based routine. It covers cleansing first with creams or oils, pore cleansing with gauze covered fingers, applying astringents of suitable strength, and using medicated pore creams nightly to gradually reduce pore size for younger and older skin alike.
Community Notes From DeAnn Local Visitations
DeAnn community members share visits with relatives and friends visiting parents in town. Several calls to Mrs A M Clark and Mrs A Roberts are noted along with trips by Mr J M Arnold and others to Hope. Local social events include a party hosted by Miss Wilma Ruth Roberts and a new house nearing completion. Bro Eady is to preach next Sunday at the Baptist church. everyone is invited.
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Tommie
J. W. Tommie
Jessie Samuels
A.M. Clark
Leon Wills
A. &. Roberts
A. M. Clark
J. M. Arnold
Hope
Enloe
Oltavene
David and
Thomas McKee
Edward Schopley
Artic l
Caudie Burke
Mac Bell
Elston Samuels
Hobart Shirley
Art DeAnn
Wilma Ruth Roberts
Byron Arnold
Luel
Elston Wills
Vivian Burke
Arlene Burke
C. B. Osteen
Mabel Breeding
Clarence Critchlaw
Odie Hendrix
Ola Lloyd
Valla Deane Arnold
Obie Roberts
Mittie Willis
Wheaton
Bro
Eady
Baptist Church
Hickory Shade Health Generally Good in Community
Mr and Mrs Eugene Jones visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs B S Wilson and family conveying a sense of healthy community spirit and neighborly ties observed in Hickory Shade Health at present.
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Eugene Jones
B.S. Wilson
Family Visits and Social Calls Across Local Friends
Mr and Mrs Lamerty visited their mother Mrs Bradford on Saturday while Mr and Mrs Calhoon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Rogers Me and Mrs Minto Ross spent Saturday night and Sunday with grandparents near Blevins Mr and Mrs Kenny Easterling called on Mr and Mrs Otis Simms Miss Virginia Galloway visits her father Alta Bruce Sunday with Ms Rogers Ms John Allen spent Saturday night with Otis Simms J W Brown of Emmet Route 2 spent Saturday night with Herma and Roy Bruce Charlie Rogers guest of his sister Mrs J K Whkt Sunday Miss Steus Easterling and Mrs Mabel Simms called on Mrs Rogers Sunday afternoon A party hosted by Mr and Mrs Jessie Sinclay Monday night last week was well enjoyed Next Sunday is Bro Ross regular preaching day The public is invited to hear him
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John Allen
Otis Simms
W. Brown
Emmet
Herma
Roy Bruce
Charlie Rogers
J. K
W. J. Burgess
Leon Darwin
Morriston
Milton Cardle Bins
Eleanor McWilliams
Howard Collier
Parker Rogers
Hugh Laseiter
O. J. Philing
Earls
Garner Place
J. W. McWilliams
Charles Rogers
Hugh Laseter
Mildred
Wilma
John Taylor
J. S. Reed
Allen Walker
Hope
Shower Springs
Roy Rogers
Ralph Rogers
Weekend Guests and Local Happenings in Spring Hill
Spring Hill residents hosted weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs Ray Terrell of Smackover and Mr and Mrs Baxter from Texarkana visiting Aunt Deva Asberry. Joe Porterfield made a business trip to Hope. Mrs Mirlh Brown is reported on the sick list. Local hunts and choir practice at the Methodist church are noted, with new song books reported. Mr and Mrs Otto Foster have moved.
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Ray Terrell
Smackover
J. H Martin
Methodist Church
Otto Foster
Spring Hill teams suffer losses to Patinos on Friday
The Spring Hill girls basketball team and the boys second team were defeated by Patinos here Friday afternoon. Our school hosted two tenthiars this week, bringing the total number of events to ten.
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Thi McLarty
Spring Hill
Patinos
Hite
Showers Dampen at Shower Springs Service Attendance Low
Reverend W J Burgess filled his appointment with small attendance due to rain and back roads. Families travel and neighbors visit as residents move and host guests. A box supper is planned at Shower Springs Friday night.
Local Political Announcements For August Democratic Primary
The Star announces candidates for the upcoming Democratic primary with Sheriff candidate George W. Scoyley and references to Rev J W Burges of Little Rock who will preach Thursday night inviting all.
Willisville Community Notes Include Moves and Travel
Willisville residents report several moves with E P Simpson and wife moving to McNell, Luther Pincher relocating to Waldo, Grady Murray moving to Tesackara, and Mr Rows and family arriving from Waldo. Local events include prayer meeting, Friday and Saturday games by Willisville Locketball and Friendship teams, and visits by Finley Waters and A J Marlor. The community also notes the death of Dr Thomas J Mendenhall's wife in Rosston and various social visits among residents.
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Willisville
Willisvile
Thomas J. Mendenhall
Rosston
Lorene Martin
Mary Lou Dutcher
E. P. Simpson
McNell
Rowe
Rows
Waldo
Grady Murraty
Tesackara
Wot. Simpson
Smima Woodruff
Luther Pincher
Waldo Gantity
Gypsy and Tom Weave a Life of Strain and Assurance
Gypsy confronts the pull between social life and domestic duty as she and Tom navigate marriage, finances, and expectations. A tense dinner party, Vera Gray’s memory, and Gypsy’s growing fatigue reveal the cost of striving to fit an upscale life while balancing love, jobs, and household duties.
Roosevelt era codes reshape industry and labor
The article argues permanent codes will transform American industry and labor relations beyond the NRA era. It notes stricter compliance, widespread shifts in business practice, and the central role of Section 7 in unions and employer choice. It highlights effects on textiles, steel, wages, and farming, with careful observation of political and economic tensions and a cautious but hopeful conclusion.
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Wasti
Thore
Eabor
NIRA
American Federation
Unons
Iabor
Dinner at Eight at the Saenge opens with star-studded cast
A large ensemble cast led by Maurie Dressler and John Barrymore brings Dinner at Eight to Suenger for a public debut this Sunday. The Broadway production features Lionel Atwill, Jean Harlow, Lee Tracy, Eden Lowe, Billie Burke, Madge Evans, Karen Morley, May Robson and Phillips Holmes in a web of social plots. matinees on Sundays and Monday, with no show Tuesday.
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Tuestle
Maurie Dressler
John Barrymore
Wallace
Jean Jow
Lionel Rymore
Lee Tracy
Eden Lowe
W Ness
Billie Burk
Park Avenue
Madge EN
Jean Short Sa
Karen Fey
Closser Hale
Phillips Holmes
May Robson
Negro Goodfellows plan another year of charity work
Local Goodfellows clubs finalize continued efforts led by W L Shorty Holbert after Christmas collections. Members including H C Yerger E T Moore and J W Jordan coordinate receipts and donations to support needy neighbors while thanking friends for kindness during a family illness and death.
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Negen Goodfellows
W. L.shorty
Holbert
Hope Sty
H.C. Yerger
E. T. Moore
Gy Reed
C. H. Yerger
Rotary
Booker Williams
Rey Jason
L. Pennington
Martie Alvin Jones
Dr. L. £. Eveney
Tigers
Gondfell
Oluly Arabe
Cope
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
A. J. Marlay and family express gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness while ill in hospital and for the clothes presented after returning home. Sincere thanks from parents and family members, including Wd Mes and J. O. Marlur.
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Mme
A. J. Marlay
J. O. Marlur
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