Local clubs host meetings and social events in Hope
Secret messages aside, Hope area gatherings include the Hope Garden club meeting at Zo'rlock hosted by Dr. Etta Champlin with Mrs. E. BE. White leading. Bey View Reading club discussed national literature and made notes onEdward Everett Hale while hostesses provided dessert. Edith Thompson class social planned at First Methodist Church, and John S. Gibson Drug Company celebrated fiftieth anniversary with a turkey dinner at Division Street. American Legion Auxiliary met in Blevins with luncheon.
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The
Hope Garden Club
Zo'rlock
Etta Champlin
South Elm Street
E. BE. White
C. M. Agee
Bey View
Fanny Garrett
West Second Street
Wallace Rogers
Bo BE. White
Muah Smith
Mamie Twitchell
Rell
Agee
New England
Orders
Tives Scott
John Lawthorp Motley
Yvenrge Bancroft
Edith Thompson
First Methodist Synday School
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Mrs. Gibson
Division Street
Gibson
Oliver Geiseltman
United Drug Co
St. Louis
Moz Dave Holt
Rexall Go
Little Rock
Robert O'Neill
Henderson
Orchester
Air-Crash Photos and Veterans Bonus Debate Stir Arkansas
A report from Goodwin Arkansas details more photos from the Ameri can Airlines crash near Goodwin. Ark where 17 people died as wreckage was recovered. The piece then shifts to a lengthy discussion of the proposed United Veterans bill, Vinson Patman McCormack plans, and historical bonuses for World War I veterans, outlining certificates, maturity values, and potential cash payments and rates. The article notes past acts, the Bonus March, and the ongoing political debates surrounding adjusted compensation for veterans.
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Americam Airlines
Goodwin
Ark
Tang Wicker
Aviation crash near Goodwin Ark prompts federal probe
Government orders six aviation experts to investigate the American Airlines crash near Goodwin Arkansas. Officials including Eugene Vidal and Maj. Schroeder will head the inquiry, with hearings planned to determine cause as wreckage and witness accounts are examined and a final report expected in about 30 days.
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Washington
Goodwin
Arka
Roper
Eugene L. Vidlel
Air Commerce Chief
Vidal
Officials set to probe wreck. Commerce officials en route
Washington dispatched air commerce chief Buyonets and inspector Schroeder to Forrest City to oversee the investigation into a fatal wreck. Jones and Smith were joined by Salaman of Kansas City and Wallace of Fort Worth as Commerce Department inspectors. The speed recorder aboard The South Corner showed 180 mph, and ignition switches were found on.
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Washington
Department Vet Commerce
Vidal
Air Commerce
R. W. Schroeder
Air Ling
Schroeder
Commere Department
Jones and Smith
Forrest City
Phil C. Salaman
Kansas City
Proponents Reassemble on Lomi Bill and Bonus Payments
Various backers of Lomi legislation in Congress gathered to plan. The session’s final disposition would affect veterans and the next months, as SELIM veterans with adjusted services certificates would receive an average net payment of 365.17 dollars each.
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Vinson
Vinson-Paltman-McCormack
United Front
Innesentative Patman
Texas
Congress
Hatwalla
Prescott News in Brief Fire destroys home of local railroad man
Fire of undetermined origin gutted the home of "Daddy" Hell, a retired railroad man in Prescott, Wednesday. The Beasley Band from Texarkana met Prescott youths Tuesday to recruit musicians for a future local band. The election board members WS Martin F Murrah and Jd Prescott postponed liquor case, saying ballots could not be opened without authority. The county judge ordered the original certificate recorded, delaying liquor sale for 60 days after January 14.
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Daddy" Hell
Beasley Band Company
Texarkana
Prescott
Board of Election Commissioners
WS. Martin
Murrah
Jd. K. Prescott
Election Commission
Eviction of Bonus Marchers Marks Washington Show of Force
United States troops moved to clear the improvised camps of the bonus marchers in a striking display of federal power. Early reports describe the removal as a decisive action that underscored the administration’s stance and left a lasting impression on Washington.
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United States
Washington
Carter Gibson Heads Home After Fort Worth Visit
Carter Gibson plans to fly back to Texas after attending his father's 50th anniversary in the rugstore business area. He will handle Fort Worth matters on Wednesday night and depart Thursday night on an airliner for his home in San Angelo, where he owns and operates a rugstore.
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Canter Gibson
Hope
John S. Gibson
Carter Gibson
Fort Worth
San Angelo
Texas
Mr. Gibson
Wonild Fount and Wild Sowing Report
Fragmentary notice notes Wonild Fount and a project described as sowing of wild, with unclear scope and entities. No clear dates, organizations, or locations readable. Further readable elements needed for a precise headline and summary.
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Edward Everett Hale
Leason
Mary Loulee
Zllpha Keith
R. T. White
E. P. Stewart
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Jack Stewart
Elizabeth Hernier
White
Richard Forster
Philip Dulin
E. McWilliams
Pitt
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Callens
W. G. Allisson
Helen Griffin
Sid Heny
Eddie Stewart
Barry Stewart
A. H. Wade
Blevins
Flora Cotton
J.D. Bowden
Ann Belle
J. B. McClanahan
John McClanahan
Brunnet
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Elmer Douglas
Rocky Mound
Margaret Coffield
Odie DeHan
Hope High
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Misonic Hall
Saenger
William Powell
Tol-E-Tex Oil Company
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Veterans’ Administration
House
Senate
Coolidge
Hoover
American Airlines
W. Schroeder
Air Lines Inspection
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Harold Hartney
Lake Littlejohn
Bctor
Chicago
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Air Accident Board
Investigitorg
Americ Air Lines
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New York
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Department of Commerce
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Aiberican Airlines
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Prescott News
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Grigkers
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