Social and Personal News of January 28
Social items note a pot luck supper at First Presbyterian church followed by a film on mission work. The Cosm igalian Club suspended tonight. Silver Tea delayed to February 3 due to weather. Mary Low and Ruby Sue Cornelius hosted a January birthday party for family and friends, with games and several young attendees listed. Oglesby PTA met January 20 and planned a Founders Day Tea for February 17 at the high school. Brownie Troop formation approved. officers to be elected. bandage relief for cancer patients discussed. classroom prizes awarded.
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Brad
First Presbyterian Church
Paccigi
Mary Low
Ruby Sue Cornelius Noanarees
Ruby Cornelius
R. Carnelius
Uteir
Doyle Reaves
H.C. Sterling
Carolyn
Paula
Fay Raley
Sue
Oglesby P.T.A
Oglesby Pow.a
Paul Staley
Mrg. Crit Start
P.T.A
R. L. Broach
S.A. Whitsow
Jim McKensie
J. W. Perkins
Hempstead
Owen Atkins
Tax on Sale of Used Cars Held Valid
The Arkansas Supreme Court overruled a Boone Chancery injunction and allowed Revenue Commissioner John A. Cook to collect the state gross receipts tax on the sale of used cars from Aubrey Hickenbottom. A certificate of indebtedness for 1093.41 was filed against Hickenbottom, with no hearing requested within the two days provided by the act, and further suit sought to block levy and execution.
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Litle Rock
Supreme Court
Boone Chancery Court
Jothn A. Cook
Aubrey Hickenbottom
Boone Circuit Court
Mickenbottom
Hope couple announces arrival of son and daughter
A Hope couple announces the arrival of a son on January 26. Also noted is the discharge of Hy B. Barr from Hope and a separate notice for Josephine and LeRoy Golden announcing a daughter born January 26. The fragment ends with Johnie Crane of Fline and other names.
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Lage
Charles A
Armitage
Hope
Hy, B. Barr
Josephine
LeRoy Golden
J. C. Britt
Reginald Bearden
Johnie Crane
Fline
Congress Proposal for Synthetic Oil and Gasoline Fund
Secretary Krug proposes a $9.0 billion outlay over ten years to build a commercial synthetic oil and gasoline industry. He warns the United States cannot rely solely on petroleum and notes rising demand with declining capacity. Krug envisions 2 million barrels per day, implying a vast steel and financial requirement, and argues the plan is too large for emergency or wartime use.
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Washington
Congress
Intenor Krug
Krug
United States
Office Turse! A nurse torn by love and secrets
A nurse in a refined circle, Janice Hilary, runs her physician’s office while secretly loving married doctor Eric Holbrook. Her mother hints at marriage with Ben, stirring fear that their perfect life may crack. Janice faces a chosen path as hidden feelings threaten her happiness.
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Janice Hilary
Eric Holbrook
Eric
Janice
Vhc
hoy-Leland
Ben Arche
Ey Walt Lo
Chey
Deine
Duvin
Miss Willows
Ben
Benny
Long Island
Dian
Jane Ico
Hilary
Moi
Mrs. Hilary
Growing Threat of Polio Over Five Year Periods 1933 1937
Pictograph shows the severe incidence of polio in the nation over the past five years. The five year totals mark the highest period in three decades for polio cases and related figures.
British to Leave Pound at Value Now
In London on January 27 a rally in government bonds followed Prime Minister Cripps' announcement that Britain would not imitate France's devaluation. Gold shares slid after a brief boom, with South African gold stocks posting losses. Government securities fell by about 460 million dollars yesterday, while British transport and treasury bonds rebounded from record lows and Old Consols rose.
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Vondon
Britain
Stafford Cripps
France
Stock Exchange
Government
British Transport and Treasury
War fuel plan urged for swift shale oil output
Krug proposed immediate action to expand synthetic fuel work, citing a Bureau of Mines shale oil plant at Rifle, Cole, producing about 50 barrels per day since May. He estimated commercial production could cost $2 to $2.50 per barrel and said the program could be completed in 4 to 10 days during peacetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krug
Bureau of Mines
Rifle
Cole
Exports Ban Proposed in Petroleum Crisis
The House Interstate Commerce Committee urged an immediate ban on all exports of petroleum products. It cited dire supply forecasts, weather, and wartime risk. The panel also proposed curtailing oil use in government buildings and reviewing imports before new foreign commitments.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Interior Department
Congress
Intravenous Therapy and Its Medical Uses
The article explains intravenous therapy to treat various conditions. It covers direct vein administration, blood transfusions, and nutrition via IV, including arsenic and sugar solutions. It notes IV use for cases where oral or muscle injections fail and mentions food proteins delivered into the bloodstream for severe malnutrition. A Q&A on allergic rhinitis says cures depend on identifying irritants and consulting a doctor.
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Yatar
British pound measures kept secret after franc devaluation
British treasury officials prepared to take measures to support the pound without notice after the franc devaluation took effect. The announcement followed the market's heaviest losses since last July as reactions spread to other capitals.
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House of Commons
Dorothy Dix on personal liberty for women
Dorothy Dix argues that husbands should not jail their wives with strict rules on leaving home. She says wives deserve time for clubs and amusements to stay cheerful and productive, warning that tyranny harms home life and dulls conversation.
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Giere
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Charles A. Armi
Mon Dolore
Ann Harding
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Victor Khamine
Fifth Avenue
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Dorothy Lamour
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Lloyd Nolan
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EB. A. Burgess
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Boone County Circuit
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Camark Pottery
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