Restful Night Amid Weary News in Texarkana Social Notes
A fragmented column recalls leisure and greetings, noting Miss Lenora won a hostess role at a Pine Street gathering and Annie Cooking School guest Miss Mikleed Jahn Shin of Columbus. It lists visitors, travels to Sapulpa and Okla, and funeral readings at St Marks Episcopal. The piece samples local social chatter and upcoming services.
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Clira Lowthary
Lenora
South Pine
Streut
Guntur
Pamong
Finding the Stars
Annie Cooking School
Miss Mikleed
Jahnshin
Colunthts
Moe Wilson
Vanderbilt kin on trip to Washington with Harrell family
Misses Parkins enroute to Washington to visit parents Rev and Mrs Harrell, with Mrs Z B Yiles and former Tepe associates now in Winchester, Ky arriving for several weeks in the city. Mrs Hugh Janes visits Lexar relatives. The Milky Way train whistle signals noted.
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Lay
Aind
Nannie Parkins
Washington
Rev
Mrs. Harrell
Hugh Janes
Lexar
Rains and Bennett Star in The Man Who Reclaimed His Head
Claude Rains plays a soldier torn by love and duty as a rival uses influence to deny home leave. The plot centers on a wife’s infidelity revealed in a wartime drama unfolding at the Saenger theater with Joan Bennett and Lionel Atwill.
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Faris
Claude Roiss
Saenger Theater
Tsing
Joan Bennett
Lionel Atwill
Baby Jane
Atwill
Rains
Paris
Crisis Approaches in Louisiana Fight
A wave of opposition to Huey P. Long spreads across Louisiana as the Square Dealers Association presses for repeal of dictatorial laws before midnight Wednesday. Reports say organized “companies” support the movement, while Judge A L Ponder Jr. accepts a federal order dissolving a Long era suit tying up New Orleans finances. Speculation mounts on the Square Dealers next steps if Governor Allen refuses to act.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Square Dealers
Square Ben
Mare
A. L. Ponder Jr
Amite
Collective Wage Organizing Drives Economic Balance
A continuation notes that organization of wage earners to advance workers' group interests is essential to preserve balance in a competitive system. It argues workers must unionize with employers to maintain economic stability and prevent disruption to the market.
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Ane
Home Demonstration Club Meets at Breeding Home
The DeAni Home Demonstration club met January 9 at Mrs. 5S B Breeding's home with six members and one visitor. Officers for the year elected include President J M Arnold, vice president Hollis Samuel, secretary M & Samuel, reporter Faye Samuel, recreation leader W A Poole. Committees named. program Ennie Breeding, Coudie Burke, Faye Samuel. membership Carl iuh Samuel, Claude O'Steen, D M Samuel. Demonstration featured butter milk and fudge. plans made for landscaping display at M R Samuel's February meeting. The group reported a successful start to the year and invited others to join.
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de Ani
DeAni Home Demonstration Club
B. Breeding
J. ML. Arnold
Claude O'Shen
J. M. Arnold
Hollis Samuel
M. &. Samuel
Faye Samuel
A. L. Roberts
Randy
Miss Griffin
M. RB. Samuel
Ald DeAnn
Opening fruits of opposition to labor to collective bargaining
Richberg warned that demands for statutory regulation of employment terms would rise as employers opposed labor unions and collective bargaining. He argued that political pressure pushes for fixed wages and hours, and that true restraint on political control comes from stronger reliance on collective bargaining.
Defense Witnesses falter in Hauptmann case in Baltimore
Two Baltimore handwriting experts said they could not testify for Bruno Hauptmann. Arthur Myers and Sainte Malone declined to join defense witnesses after finding their handwriting analyses unfavorable to the defense and would not comment further. Detective Johnson had earlier escorted German witnesses away during the Lindbergh kidnapping proceedings.
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Jahnson
Burley
Pincus Fisch
Johnson
Lindbergh
Baltimore
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Arthur P. Myers
York
Sainte C. Malone
Hauptmann
West Coast Trip Likely for F D R Exposition Visit
President Roosevelt may add a summer trip to the West Coast after traveling 25,000 miles since taking office. California figures Rep Burnham and G A Davidson urged a May opening for the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego and hope for a presidential visit.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
West Coast
Burnham
Republican
California
G. A. Davidson
San Diego
Cal
Titty
Congress
Hawaii
Burnhan
Davidson
ReciprocL Trade Debated Amid Cotton Quotas
The article notes a 50 percent tax on cotton grown beyond AAA quotas and discusses talks involving George N. Peek and President Roosevelt. It quotes Wallace opposing programs forcing Southern farmers to raise cotton at sacrifice while export markets remain. Proponents argue reopening foreign markets aligns with farm problem solutions.
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AAA
George N. Peek
Roosevelt Ister
Wallace
Mount Arsrat and Noahs Ark Above Elevation
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mount Ararat with Noah aboard the Ark described as more than three miles above level, suggesting an ancient or mythic altitude claim. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details or context.
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Arsrat
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