Oil Field Workers Seek $1 Day Wage Increase
El Dorado area drillers and roughnecks of Local No. 34, Oil Workers International Union, adopt a resolution demanding a $1 per day raise for all drilling crew employees effective February 1. Rob Callaway cites local economic study. contractors to be notified before February 1. Nightly meetings planned through February. some firms noncommittal.
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EL Dorado
el Dorado Oil
el Dorado Local No
Oil Workers International Union
C. SO
Rob. Callaway
Oil Workers Union
Jocal’s General Committee
Big Builders Council
Dj Callaway
Callaway @ company
Drill Stem Test Planned After Well Plug Near Lewisville
Operators at Shell and Gio Warren No. 1 finished drilling Thursday night and completed the plug. They expect to wash and run a drill stem test Friday morning. The well, bottomed at 7,225 feet in Permian lime, sits in 13-16-24 about two miles east of Lewisville. Trading activity noted near McKamie and Mars Hill as special experiments underway at the site.
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Lewisville
Ark
Shell
Gio-Warren
Ing
Casual frock rises for every daytime occasion
Day reports on versatile shirtwaist style frock designed for any size from 14 to 42. Features include gentle skirt flare, notched collar, pleated pocket, and back action pleat. Pattern 8401 requires fabric and book offers for fall and winter designs with photographs of wearing examples.
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Carol Day
Hope Star
Chicago
Raising By Oliver Robers Balao
A writer argues against rigid child training ideals and promotes flexible guidance tailored to each child. He cautions that impractical standards can harm development and urges parents to learn, adapt, and share responsibilities.
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Oliver Robers
Balao
Ingures Against Flunking at Armour Institute Chicago
Armour Institute of Technology in Chicago inaugurates a program to help new students avoid failing courses. After balance requirements, students undergo aptitude tests to gauge reading comprehension, math speed, and visualization. They may attend study classes and receive counseling through their first year.
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Chicagq
Armour Institute Ofsfechnology
Chicago
Ballance
Educational Insurance Service
Agriculture Dept Quits Pie Doubt Limits Lost Lands
A fragment notes the department of agriculture declaring a limit of not more than 95982 square miles for some land area, with uncertainty about future holdings and feasibility. The text is unclear but presents a formal boundary statement and objections.
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Department of Agriculture
Federals Hold Up Arkansas Unemployment Grant
The Social Security Board will keep withholding Arkansas's unemployment compensation grant for January through March until it gets the state attorney general's opinion on the legality of W A Regksberry's replacement by Eli Collins as director of the Division of Unemployment Compensation. State Labor Commissioner E J McKinley Sr had directed the board to the state Civil Service Commission for an opinion, and the board issued a second request to McKinley.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Arkansas
W. A. Regksberry
Eli Collins
Division of
E. J. McKinley Sr
State Civil Service Commission
McKinley
The Photo Mapping of Farm Output by County Agents
The text describes county agents using contact prints and enlarged photo maps to assess farm sizes and crops. It outlines the process from negatives to prints, scale, and composite maps, then field visits to verify wheat, rye, corn areas, and notes how measurements are corrected for hills and variances.
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Farmer Jones
Jones
Tye
Corme
Washington
No Time to Marry in a Turbulent Breckenridge Tale
Janet postpones a wedding as financial gloom pushes the Breckenridge hotel toward cheaper housing. Aunt Mary teases a stay, while Janet wrestles with memories of Lance, Cynthia, and gifts. Lance pursues a risky plan with Justin, a wealthy East End retiree, leaving Janet hopeful yet uncertain.
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Lance
Justin
East End
Ife
Aunt Mary
Amile
Mary
Jan
Lanesaid
County officer relies on photo lab for field measurements
A county official notes that without the photographic shop a field would require manual measurement or costly, time consuming surveying, especially for irregular shapes. Grover M. Plew leads the lab and J. B. Davis heads the caplographic section, with a projected photo useful life of at least five years and broader use by soil conservation and military bureaus.
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M. Plew
J. B. Davis
Soil Conservation People
Army
Three Die in Strange Fire in Brooklyn
Three persons died from smoke fumes in a mysterious Brooklyn blaze that badly damaged a four story house in the hill section. Police search for a prowler whose steps roused a fourth family member, saving one life.
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New York
Nine New Members Join Hope C of C in December and January
December and January additions expand the Hope Chamber of Commerce roster with new members including Maree Besant's Depot Store, A. & P. Grocery, Oliver L. Adams, Lawson Glover, Frisco Railroad, South Ar. Implantant Pearlars Supply Co, W. P. Singleton, and Rogen Weisenberger. A complete member list will be published soon.
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Stape Chamber of
Cam
Maree
Besant
Deig
Jan An Oo A. & P. Grocery
Oliver L. Adams
Paris gym hosts tacky party by English club
School News notes a Junior and Senior English club event in Paris gym with many games and refreshments. Winners for best dressed were Lorene Huckabee and Travis Slemons. Bus drivers served as judges. Also mentions synthetic rubber demonstration at the 139 California World's Fair.
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Patmos
Paris
Nell Mayton
Mary Rider
Melba Payne
Frances Huett
Mina Marie Hubbard
Bertha Owens
Lorene Huckabee
Maxine Smith
Marie Crews
Mozelle Archer
Rebecca Drake
Doyle Maytoy
Keynon Burns
Arvin McClub
Eddie Yaney
Alen Reeves
Q, T. Rider
Travis Simmons
Carol Davis
Werman Stafford
Bart Adams
Tamesan
Travis Slemons
Recreation Group Plans Regular Council Meetings
Regular meetings of the council will be held the second Wednesday of each month at 4 p.m. in the chamber of commerce office. Engineers find the photos valuable in its 19 their own work. Copy right 1939 NEA Service Inc.
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Chesterfield
NEA Servier, Inc
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