Vision and War Echo in Victorian Lines and Local Society Notes
The page blends poetry lines from Tennyson with local social happenings from Russellville and Hope. It records Mrs. Hamilton returning from a six week visit, Baptist convention attendance in Hot Springs, visitors to Mrs. Hamilton, and church and bridge club gatherings. It also notes forthcoming Friday Music Club, Choral club meetings, a dinner party with silver service and orchid arrangements, and several relatives visiting from neighboring towns.
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Tennyson
Lecksley Hall
P. Hamilton
Brooks Hamilton
Hamilton ii
Russellville
Amelia Earhart Visits Texarkana
Amelia Earhart arrives in Texarkana driving her own car after a non stop highway run from Nashville covering 534 miles in under 11 hours. She tours as part of a lecture circuit toward California and will speak in Dallas Thursday night. Her husband George Putnam and Mrs Blanche Noyes accompany her.
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Texarkana
Amelia Earhart
Nashville
Tenn
New York
Blanche Noyes
L'Woman
Miss _ Earhart
Powell and Keeler Star In Shipmates Forever at Saenger
Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler headline Shipmates Forever at the Saenger, their fourth screen pairing. The drama centers on a naval cadet and his romance with an orphaned daughter of a naval officer, featuring songs and a bold rescue at Annapolis.
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Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Saenger
42Nd Street
Ratceessea
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ick
New York Park
Misa Keeler
Meglin Kiddies
Powell
Prince Edward bachelor life amid royal marriage rumors
The article recounts persistent rumors of a royal match for Edward with English noblewomen, noting his bachelor stance, high-society friendships, and press scrutiny. It cites his dancing with many social partners, his close family ties, and suggests war years and duties shaped his reluctance to marry, maintaining bachelor quarters at St James Palace and Fort Belvedere.
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Rachel Cavendish
May Cambridge
Ann
Wellesley
Eileen Butler
Furness
London
America
Adele Astaire
Irma Cherry
Biarritz
Carol Jlyn Granberry
Panama City
Eileen Stanley
New York
Joyce Lindsey
Mary
Elizabeth
Prince George
Edward
St. James Palace
Fort Belvedere
Trout Grow in Bath Landsberg Case Stirs Housing Board
In Landsberg Germany a landlord is deemed within his rights to marry a tenant after accusing her of raising trout in a bathtub. The housing commission said constant water running upstairs justified the landlord’s actions.
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Landsberg
Germany
The
Housing Commission
Youth Gets Ten Years For 17 Cent Robbery
CORNING Ark 1 Convicted of beating and robbing an aged man of 17 cents Eddie Alexmyrter 22 was sentenced to WA yeats in prison by a Chay county Jury here Wednesday. He was brought from New Orleans after officers said he fled after escaping the Arkansas Boys Industrial home at Pine Bluff. He was convicted of robbing John Pree 78 last June 29. Pace knocked down and beaten, suffered serious injuries.
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Corning
Ark
Eddie Alexmyrter
Sondeheed
WA Yeats
Priso
Chay County
Alexander
Frans New Orleans
Arkansas Boys
Pine Bluff
John Pree
Pace
Midget Money Plan Seeks Congressional Action
State Revenue Commissioner Earl R Wiseman of Arkansas says a campaign to gain support from 28 sales tax states will push for authorization of smaller than one cent coins. He notes one and five mill pieces could ease sales tax collections and save taxpayers money, expecting action this session after past House committee blocks.
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Waliington
Congress
Earl R. Wisemm
Arkmisns
Washinon
Treasury
Seidl Wiseman
Plan Paved Roads for Mississippi Plan Paved Roads for Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi event outlines Hugh Lawson White the 45th governor promising four years of work to balance agriculture with industry and to initiate a rapid road program. He seeks immediate action on road building while outlining reforms and focusing on economy, tax issues, and an eight month school term. The inauguration featured a long parade with thousands, bands, militia and the oath administered by Chief Justice Smith amid a period of ceremonial pageantry.
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Jackson
Miss
Hugh Lawson White
South
Missiissippi Handerman
Martin Sennett Canner
Misssissippi
Mississippi
Fet
Works Administration
House
Brillant
Darkaon
Capitol Street
Wately
Kyuvns
White
Smith
Lopist
Stures
Fairview Visits and Community Notes From Rocky Mound
Rocky Mound reports Friday afternoon visits by Miss Noriie Pickard and Pollyanna. Mr. Rogers recovering with chills. Margie Henry and Billy Joe Henry called on Mrs. Cecil Rogers. Ivy Mitchel and children visited Centerville parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickard. Bale Hime and Mrs. Alice Williams called at Mr Hut. R. C. Hammett shopped in Hore. Mary F. Rogers and daughter Doris waited on Mrs. Smith. Methodist church preaching Sunday at 2 o clock. public invited to hear new preacher Grady William.
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Noriie Pickard
Rogers
Pollyanna
Howe
Fairview
Margie
Billy Joe Henry
Cecil Rogers
Ivy Mitchel
Centerville
Warren Pickard
Bale Hime
Alice Williams
R. C. Hammett
Hore
Mary
F. O. Rogers
Doris
Smith
O'Essels
Grady William
Belton Visitors and Nashville trip noted in Hope week
Belton residents Miss Claude Roberts and Mrs. Overs Harris were business visitors in Hope on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. K Q Comptall were business visitors in Nashville. A party at Mrs. Mamerddy Saturday night was well attended. Ervon Puryear of Aver spent Friday night with M Chapel and Mrs.
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Claude Roberts
Overs Harris
Hope
K. Q. Comptall
Nashville
Mamerddy
Ervon Puryear
M. Chapel
Good Collection Loans Predicted for Arkansas Families
LITTLE ROCKPending tabulation of complete collection figures for Ate scont and A M Rogers state director for the Resettlement Administration predicted that repayment of loans to about 17,008 rehabilitation clients in Arkansas during the 1935 program will exceed all prior estimates and prove the grant of supervised loans to worthy farm families financially sound and socially desirable. Rogers noted good crops and stored food for winter, most subsistence loans repaid, and capital loans repaid over five years with liens on livestock and tools. He explained the RA supervised loans and that the program helped remove farmers from relief rolls without being a relief agency. Accurate figures on 1935 collections were expected within two weeks.
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Little Rock
Atescont
A. M. Rogers
Resettlement Administration
Arkansos
Warthy
Thost
Rogers
Arkansas
Mt Pleasant club notes and officers named in January meetings
Mt Pleasant community demonstration club met January 12 with 15 members and three visitors. Miss Velma Alford presented plans for the year and new enrollment cards were filed. Hinton club met January 17 at Mrs Stella Adams home electing leaders for multiple departments and enjoying a shared game.
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Hinton
Stella Adams
Weaver Laffter
Vancille Black
Lynn Johns
W. L. Cox
Atha Black
Helen Formby
Eva Mae Morrison
Gertha Hollis
Alice Camp
W. IE. Simmons
Orn Ellege
Berlin Simmons
Local Visitors and House Guests Noted in Gray Sonia Area
Douglas Chisnt and Mrs. Mercie Cantral are spending the week with Mrs. Carl Strawn of Gray sonia. J. W. Siddions and Buel Daniels were business visitors in Nashville Saturday. Bill Hood Andy Cooles and C. T. Dutson were business visitors in Washington Friday.
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Douglas Chisnt
Mercie Cantral
Carl Strawn
Graysonia
J. W. Siddions
Buel Daniels
Nashville
Bill Hood
Andy Cooles
C. T. Dutson
Washington
Mrs. B C Lewis Attends Nephew's Funeral in Carlisle
Mrs B C Lewis returned from Carlisle after attending the funeral of her nephew Woodrow Stiggall who died Sunday from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday with burial at Carlisle.
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B.C. Lewis
Carlisle
Woodrow Stiggall
Paeturhonia
Trial in Bremer Case Nears End
In St Paul three men face charges of conspiring to abduct Edward G. Bremer in a $200000 case. Assistant U S district attorney George Heisey opened final arguments detailing evidence against Harry Sawyer nicknamed fingerman William Weaver and Cassius McDonald. The defense rested after Sawyer and Weaver denied guilt while McDonald did not testify as the case neared jury deliberations.
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St, Paul
Mattek
Edward G. Bremer
Aioh
George Heisey
United States District
Storney
Harry Sawyer
Fingerman
Willian Weaver
Bremer
Cassius McDonald
Detroit
Cuba
Sawyer
Weaver
McDonald
Insurance Head Dies After Accidental Shot Incident
William A. Law of Philadelphia president of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. died in Greensboro after a hunting accident near Siler City. S. Clay Williams of R. J. Reynolds Tobasco Co. discharged a shotgun accidentally when his foot tangled. Law, 70, was struck in the leg and died shortly after hospital arrival. Brooks of Greensboro was with them at Brushy Creek Hunting Club.
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Greensboro
N. C
William A. Law
Philadelphia
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
S. Clay Williams
R. J. Reynolds Tobseco Company
Law
Williams
A. L. Brooks
Siler City
Brooks
William
Laty
Suter City
Wesley Long Hospital
Penn Mutual
Spartanburg
S. C
Brushy Creek Hunting Club
Former Rice Football Player Dies by Suicide in Garage
E Russell Duggan, 38, former Rice Institute football player, was found shot to death in a coupe at his Houston home. A pistol was nearby. Justice Maes held an inquest and ruled death by his own action. Mrs Duggan said he had been despondent for several weeks.
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Houston
Texas
E. Russell Dupgan
Rice Institute
Tom Maesheld
Tribute to Long Dominates Senate Obituary Tribute
Washington and Frey notes recount Loni Long's return to serieté amid plaudits from friends yet a hush quieted the tumult surrounding his death last summer. Senators Overton Lewis Thomas and Caraway applauded. Overton delivered the first aid elaborate speech. Mrs. Caraway spoke, marking her Senate debut with a restrained, attentive address.
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Washington
Frey
Loni
Overton
D.la
Lewis
Thomas
D-Okla
Hattie Caraway
Mrs. Caraway
Senate
Local notes from Magnolia area update
Hinton reports Alvin Gordon leaving A and M College at Magnolia due to eye issues. Miss Bessie Nichols was guest of Miss Marcene Smith last weekend. Miss Frances Huyett was Tuesday night guest of Miss Mary Nell Camp. Miss Nena Mae Horton visited Miss La France Simmons Thursday last week. Mrs. T. R. Gibson and children dined with T. Z. Gibson Monday. C. Gibson called on Shelby Smith Tuesday night.
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Alvin Gordon
A & M. College
Magnolia
Bessie Nichols
Marcene Smith
Frances Huyett
Mary
Nell Camp
Nena Mae Horton
Miey la France Simmons
T. R. Gibson
T. Z. Gibson
C. Gibson
Shelby, Smith
Notable Accident Involving Four Year Old Queen Anke
South Bend notebook reports a troubling incident as four year old Anke Queen faced injuries after a busy day. John Brown arrived to witness the aftermath and the family rushed the child to hospital. Doctors forecast uncertain recovery but promise to monitor progress. The report notes a driver and a football jersey linked to Notre Dame in the same city.
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Anke
John Brown
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Bard of St
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Sid Henry
G. BE. Cannan
Baptist
Hot Springs
Arkadelpha
Aynd
Maurice Vick
Fowell Perkins
Mautine Walker
Laura Bennett
EB. P. Hamilton
Anc
J. G. Martindale
Mra
J. F. Gorin
West Avenue B
G. Prank Miles
Opton
Leo Perdue
Helen Robert
Richard
Louann
Priday
Chas
Briant
No W
Third Street
Qlenhie Graham
Three Rivers
Mich
K. G. McRae
A Lr Hanegan
Jack Meek
Carolyn of
Bradley
Helen Bowden
Helen Robert Perdue
Lovann
E. H. McKay
Gene K. Bruce
Goose Creek
Ruby
Keeler
Ladies Specialty Shop
Zempstead
Byers Abstract Co
BYERS
Washington, Ark
TOL
E-Tex Oil Company
G-E i Mas
Tules Briant’s
Dick Powll
England
Heana
Marie
Romania
Neana
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Hope, Ark
Wiseman
Hugh White
Rice
Long
Barton
Luzianne Coffee 3
MR. PucKet
P & G Soap
Libby’s
Rephan’ Department Store
Rephan
Swagger
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