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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1934

Page

1

Labor Board in Sad Need of Boss

The National Labor Board, beset by an anthracite strike and other crises, lacks a clear leadership line. Chairman Robert F. Wagner is overburdened, with no vice chair or secretary, and industrial and labor members fail to unite. Roosevelt struggles to appoint a strong successor as efforts to find an impartial vice chairman falter.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Washington National Labor Board Robert F. Wagner U. S NLB Roosevelt Wagner Philip LaFollette Wisconsi Hutchins Chicago University John J. Burns Boston Green A. F Francis Lo Haas Perkins H. Walton Moore Ronald Lindsay Ronald Moore New Deal O. M. W. Sprague House Coinage Committee NEA Service, Inc

Glorifying Yourself By Alicia Hart

An era styling column advises careful makeup for evening frocks. It emphasizes strategic use of liquid powder to highlight shoulders back and arms, guiding readers on flattering application and overall poise.

Seas Sy i Ea Service Tne

Care and treatment for neglected children urged in Russia’s system

Olive Roberts Barton argues for expanded child care in the United States, contrasting Russia’s state run hospitals and clinics with domestic funding limits. She calls for chain hospitals and better organization to prevent future social costs from malnutrition and undernourished children, warning crime and disease rise from childhood neglect. She also includes cosmetic makeup tips for back application.

Russia NEA Service, Inc

Pattern order and local social notices blend in fragment

A clipping shows a sewing pattern notice for a five size silk wool blend with bust measures and required materials, along with mailing instructions to Julio Boyd in New York. The remainder lists social visits and birthdays in the community, including Mrs. Clara Roe's 85th birthday dinner and various locals visiting relatives.

Julio Boyd Park Avene New York X.Y Iicents Imeoin

Local visitors and repairs mark Hope week events

Ozan Mesidames W F Robins O C Robins and C K Osborn attended the cooking school in Hope last week Mrs Irma Rye visited in Nashville Wednesday Mise Vasda Marie Parner spent the past weekend in Murfreesboro MI and Mrs Will Williams of Mansfield La are visiting Mr and Mrs Bill Gist Mrs Jerome Smith was shopping in Texarkana Tuesday Earl King was a business visitor to Little Rock Wednesday Mrs W F Robins and Mrs H A King were shopping in Texarkana last Saturday Work has been completed on the school building CWA labor was employed E Haselman was a business visitor in Hope Monday The Rev Troy V Wheeler arrived Friday for a few days visit here He filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Sunday.

Mesidames W. F. Robins O. C. Robins C. K. Osborn Hope Irma Rye Nashville Mise Vasda Marie Parner Murfreysboro Will Williams Mansfield Bill Gist Jerome Smith Texarkana H. A. King CWA E. Haselman Troy V. Wheeler Baptist Church

Rabbits communicate by whisker rubbing and foot stamping

In Kewstoke England a guose acts not as watchdog for the vicar, highlighting a misunderstood local role. The passage contrasts animal signaling with a clerical duty in the parish.

Kewstoke England

Social evenings and visits around Oak Grove note many gatherings

Oak Grove residents share Thursday and Saturday night visits with families including Hats and Jacksons. Audrey Ross shopped in Hope Friday afternoon. Many calls occur on Wednesdays and Sundays among Sparks Ross Jones Colter and Shennan households. A large Thursday party for Cathreen Ross ends with a merrier crowd. Families Ross Wise England Huss and others are mentioned with several calls and overnight stays.

Hathe Jackson Burl Rats Bennie Jones Lea Colter Audrey Ross Hope Clarence Sparks Marshall Beck Marian Sparks Dara Jackson Cathleen Ross Hattie Jackson Deloria Sparks Miss Jewel Ross Alonzo Wise T. B Algie Shennan Raymund Ross Bur Ross T. B. Wise Ernest Mr Lee England Ernest Huss

Battlefield Rev G W Rister Fills Regular Appointment

The Reverend G W Rister filled his regular appointment at here on Saturday, delivering a sermon to local attendees and maintaining ongoing religious duties in the community.

NRA Quick Penalty Rules Aim to Speed Complaints

The NRA adopts new complaint handling rules to speed review and ensure fair treatment for consumers and state units. President Roosevelt discussed consumer protection with his recovery council as plans for integrating NRA and Farm Administration units advance. The manual sets three pathways for review and lets complainants seek personal hearings if code authorities fail to satisfy concerns.

Washington NRA Recovery Administration Roosevelt Recovery Council Farm Administration Manuel Code

Treasury Over-Subscription Expected for New Securities

In New York a heavy over subscription for the 1 billion dollar issue of United States Treasury obligations was forecast by Wall Street bankers. The securities, first step in a 10 billion recovery financing program, are seen as attractive to banks and institutions and feature shorter maturities aimed at later refinancing opportunities.

NEW York United States Treasury Morgenthau Wall Street Civel Treasury

Preparations Begin for 1934 Crops at Shower Springs Farm

Shower Springs Farm maps 1934 crop plans while local residents report weekend visits. Taylor Philips spent Saturday night and Sunday with Parker Rogers as Mr and Mrs Kim Williams and their grandson J. W. of Duncan Oklahoma visited their brother.

Taylor Philips Parker Rogers Kim Williams J. W Duncan, Okla

Community Ladies Meet and Quilt Club Planned

Mrs. Oscar Philips Mrs. Roy Rogers and Mrs. Charles Rogers aided Mrs. Hugh Laster in quilting last Wednesday afternoon. Several neighbors visited, church service attendance noted, and plans made for a quilt club organized by Mrs. Early McWilliams with Mrs Griffin of Hope to attend. Continuous social visits and Sunday gatherings described among local families.

New Hope Briefs Highlight Local Attendances

Mrs Hazel Watkins returned to Texas Thursday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs DB Watkins. Mrs William Schooley is improving quickly after an appendectomy. Miss Roxie and Lester Watkins were among those mentioned in the notes from New Hope.

Hazel Watkins Texas DB. P. Watkins William Sehooley Roxie Lester Watkins

Wednesday in Fulton

Mr and Mrs Harvey Fulmer Texarkany spent Sunday with father BU Fulmer of this place William Wreyford of Magnolia visiting his mother Mrs Jahr Wilkins

Fulton Harvey Fulmer Texarkany BU Fulmer This Place William Wreyford Magnolia Jahr Wilkins

Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Providence residents Miss Bonnie Bateman spent Friday with Miss Annie Lee Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Browning visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roberts and family. Mrs. Milton Simmons and children of Green Luster spent Monday night into Tuesday with her parent Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Browning. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Campbell and baby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Campbell. Miss Fouline Boy and Lillian Simmons visited Sunday afternoon with Miss Octava Wilson.

Bonnie Bateman Annie Lee Campbell Grady Browning Charlie Roberts Milton Simmons Green Luster C. C. Browning Victor Campbell P. A. Campbell Fouline Boy Lillian Simmons Octava Wilson

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