Weathered News Teems With Social Notices and Travel
The page catalogs a flurry of visits and departures across cities from Oklahoma City to Little Rock and Shreveport. Guests include Mrs. J. M. Daniel, Mrs. A. S. Winston, Miss Beryl Henry, and many locals, with trips to New Orleans, Benton, and Detroit noted. Community chairs meet at Hope city hall, and a marriage between Georgia Mae Purtle and Stunt Bowden is recorded, with ceremony details.
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Stee
Ated
Morris Talley
Suneday
New Orleans
Louisiaana
Shreveport
A. S. Winston
Eddie Murphy
Beryl Henry
Wo Moonth
Benton
Little Rock
Hope City Hall
L. C. Purtle
Georgia Mae
Stunt Bowden
J. D. Bowden
Rocky Mound
Ener Douglas
Cord of Thanks for Kindness at Loss of Wife and Mother
J T Nelson and children express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They thank for naval offerings and other expressions of sympathy received from the community.
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J. T. Nelson
Crank School Opens Comedy Play Saturday Evening
The Silver Lining a four act comedy will be presented at Crank Schoolhouse at 8 p.m. Saturday July 13. Crank Schoolhouse lies 10 miles south of Hope on the Lewisville highway.
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Crank Schoolhouse
Hope
Lewisville Highway
Here and There Continued from Page One
A commentator argues that producers must systematically study their own production costs and adopt practical ideas to maintain a fair living. The piece urges businesspeople in both urban and rural settings to apply margin for mistakes and to withstand national questionable ideas.
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Ducer
Vandenberg Sees Rich Pay Tax to the Hilt in 1936
In a radio talk Vandenberg urged a 100 percent tax on incomes over 1 million but warned revenue would still require broader brackets to meet deficits. He estimated President Roosevelt’s program could raise about 400 million annually, a tenth of the annual shortfall at current spending. Despite calls for a special tax session by Vandenberg and McNary, the House will press on as tax laws are drafted.
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Vandenberg
Roosevelt
Earh
Democratic House
McNary
Lost Child and Book Hints Across City and Hotel
Sunday morning Juanita is placed with Mrs Jurvis at the Henry hotel for breakfast then taken by Chief Rudghill to his home and later dines with Alderman and Mrs Rey Anderson. A copy of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is read aloud as authorities search for another copy amid a tearful reunion in Little Rock. Muse is released.
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Juanita
Little Rock
Missing Books Appeal By Hope Community Chorus
A Hope community chorus seeks the return of 25 missing copies of the Twice 55 Green Book of Songs scattered likely in Hope. Call Mrs John Wellhorn or Mrs J C Carlton if found. Rehearsals every Monday night at Hope city auditorium invite the public. no vocal training required.
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Hope
John Well
Horn
J. C. Carlton
Hope City
Louisiana Senate Grants Huey Long Full Control of State Funds
Louisiana legislature votes to empower Huey P Long and a subservient body to spend all state money as desired. A concurrent resolution allows the Board of Liquidation to set aside tax dedications for any purpose, minimizing property tax relief and expanding Long's power over revenues and school funds.
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Baton Rouge
Prc
Louisiana
Huey P. Leone
Sumamer
Som
Louisia
Itate
Treastury Baton Rouge
Huey Po Long
Louisiang
Senate
Clement Moss
Lake Charles
State Board of Liquidation
Moss
Board of Liquidation
Phe
Harvey Peltier
LaFourche
Long
Board of
Liquithistion
Dodido
Cowboy Ramblers to Appear at Saenger
The Cowboy Ramblers with five pieces and two comedians will perform at the Saenger theatre for a musical program. The event includes a film showing on the screen, Get of the Limberlost, as part of the program.
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Saenger
Harold Robberts
Lis Cowboy Ramblers
Iitaleal
Saenger Themer
Futrell to Speak on Sales Tax and Auto Dealers
Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association directors met with Assistant Attorney General Thomas Fitzhugh to discuss crediting licenses on ears against sets fix collected. A formal opinion was promised, with potential court action if ruling harms the association. A Kingston Ontario hotel anecdote notes a yellowed sign declaring no checks cashed, not even good ones.
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Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association
Thomas Fitzhugh
Assection
Kingston
Ontario
Wall Street Journal
Enterprising Centor Seeks Mately Trade in Boxes
A London passing show sketches a pastime where an enterprising gent asks a lady for a mately she lacks and suggests buying a few boxes. The comedic dialogue plays on misplaced terms and social banter in a street scene.
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Mim
London
80 Are Killed in Highway Accidents
The Associated Press reports over the weekend more than 89 deaths and numerous injuries across 20 states in highway crashes. Multiple fatal incidents occurred in Indiana Missouri California Ohio Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Counts also include Illinois New York Connecticut Texas North Carolina Kansas Oklahoma Massachusetts Hampshire Oregon Montana New Jersey Georgia and Maine.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Missouri
San Diego
Cal
Detroit
Bono
Ohio
Kittanning
Pennsylvania
Whitewater
Wis
Ilinois
New York State
Connecticut
Texas
Calaraie
North Carolina
Kansas
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Hampshire
Oregon
Montana
New Jersey
Georgia
Maine
Rep Parks Daughter Weds in Washington
Senator Joseph T Robinson and Arkansas delegation members attended the wedding of Miss Jo Parks daughter of Representative Tilman Parle and Mrs Parks Edward Eugene Pugh of Kenosha Wisconsin was the bridegroom. The wedding took place at noon Thursday June 27 with Northwest Ten Medical School in the bridegroom s plans and Carlson hotel luncheons honoring the couple by Jack Marshall the marriages host.
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Washington
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Mics
Jo Parks
Tilman B. Parle
Parks
Edward Eurene Pugh
Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin
Northwestten Medical School
Capital
Carlton Hotel
Jack Marshall
Marshall
District of Columbia
Cemetery Work Day Alert at DeAnn Cemetery
Notice urges all descendants and friends with relatives buried at DeAnn cemetery to attend a cemetery work day on Thursday July 11. Organizers call for community participation to clean and tend graves and grounds.
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DeAnn Cemetery
Subeditor Captured By Hostile Forces
A captured man reveals he was a newspaper man and a subeditor. His captors mockingly promise promotion to editor-in-chief after supper, in a dialog reflecting wartime or coercive interrogation. The exchange highlights tensions between press workers and captors, with a hint of irony in the banter.
Big Business Attorney In Court Witness Testimony
A Los Angeles Times report captures a courtroom exchange with a business attorney and a witness. The witness answers with a stubborn deflection about his business, contrasting with the attorney’s probing questions during the proceedings.
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Los Angeles Times
Rockefeller at 96 Shows Good Health in Lakewood
John D. Rockefeller Sr. appears in good health at 96 after a union service in First Baptist Church Lakewood. Dr. Max A. Goldstein says Rockefeller retains 19 original teeth, all in good condition with no need for fillings or extractions after annual checkups since eight years prior.
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Lakewood
N. J
John Dd. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller ,Jr
First Baptist
Rockefeller
Max A. Goldstein
Goldstein
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C. W. Stegall
Doe Rider
Mouston
Teday
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Sue S. Wilson
Serene Greene
Valladersn Arnold
Ro V. Herndon
T. A. Bellis
T. L. Green
George Spraggins
Camden
Coragenus
Wilson Green
Columbus
Enlor
Gus
Fayetteville
Rowton
Arkahans Medical College
C. F. Horton
Marjorie Higgason
Mary Ellen Lindot
Malvern
Mrs. Terrell Cornelius
Hot Springs
Ben Haynes
Gus ‘Haynes
Washington City
The
Bureau of Comerce
Mr. and Mex
Ross R. Gillespie
Mary Ross McFardin
Mary Joe Brady
Mildred ‘Parner
Idabel
Okla
Hollace Bain
City
Monale Valentine
Claude Taylor
Boswell
Reamer
Jug
Hope Hardware Company
Saengir
Wm. Powell
Ginger Rogers “Star OF Midnight
Carl Larmmue
Karloff
Crank School
Louisiana Treasury
Futrell
Flolen Jacobs
U. S
Wimbeldon
Royal Court
Buckingham Palace
Wimbledon
Linuary & Moeas Togacco Co
Rep. Parks
Cy LaTour
University of California At Los Angeles
Dorothy Wessel
Dorothea Smithson
Margaret Martinis
Catherine Wilkinson
Hope Steam Laundry
Monts
Troy Times
Lewis Grocery
Nelly Dong
Atte
Elks Hall
Harry Walker and His Orchestra
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