Community Notes and Social Gatherings Amid Local church Picnic
Local society news covers church events and gatherings. The Junior G.A. group hosts an all day picnic at Dyke's spring with a 3:30 assembly at the church for lunch. Members and guests, including Eleanor Jane Feild and Miss Nancy Mill, attend social visits, games, and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junion G. A
First Baptist Church
Nancy Mill
N. Pine Street
Eleanor Jane Feild
Little Rock
Hotlie Anne Feild
Hays Returns to Hollywood Amid Debates on Film Indecency
Will Hays arrives in Hollywood unannounced for a month long visit amid questions about his resignation and the Legion of Decency. The former head of the MPPA defends film quality and rejects links to church push for removing indecency, noting strong producer relations and audience criticism as part of cinema progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Erage
New York
Hays
Civices
Hollywoo
Catholic Church
Legion of Devency
Aos
Alsurd
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association
Sone
United Stes
Cheaper Ginning Contnued From Page One
Ginners proposed rates exclude bagging and ties from 30 to 45 cents per hundred pounds by region. An authoritative source estimated last season’s potential gains from a tentative agreement, while growers faced demands for reductions as schedules appeared to lack binding authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Texas
Drowers Bean
Two old parties may fall says Rainey at luncheon
Henry T. Rainey of Minors, speaker of the National House, told a Little Rock luncheon that the two old parties Democrat and Republican may not regain their former unity. He urged continuing the recovery program, warned against opposition efforts to derail it, and recalled wartime congressional unity. He noted shifts in party alignment and predicted new parties with broader liberal aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Democrat
Republican
Henry T. Rainey
National
House of Representatives
Rainey
Congress
Speaker Rainey
Eureka Springs
Hot Springs
Robinson
Terry
American Stars Triumph in All Star Exhibition
The American League defeated the National League 74 in New York with a six run rally in the fifth. Carl Hubbell dazzled for three innings striking out six stars before Mel Harder closed out the win. Franckie Frisch and Rabbit Maranville contributed early NL highlights including a homer by Feisch and DuBose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Owen Hubbell
Hubbel
Vernon Gomex
Yanks
Okey “Lahoma
Hubbell
Babe Ruth
Lou Gerig
Jimmie Foxx
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
Bill Dickey
Yankee
Gomes
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Wally Berger
Braves
Heinie Manush
Senators
Gerry
Lois Cardinals
Gomez
Franckie Feisch
John McGraw
Frisels
Pio Yaylor
Duvky Medwith
Card
It Ain't No Sin Film Review Ends Abruptly
A fragmentary note on a Hollywood production mentions a failed or broken project titled It Ain't No Sin. The terse remark implies the film’s production issues and a rough impression of the overall quality. No clear dates or personnel are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Shores
Furmation
St Louis Woman And The Damaging Trend In Film Censors
A critical review traces the shift in early 20th century cinema as imports like Earl Carroll’s works push boundaries with naked display and risqué dialogue. The piece contrasts the nudity laden Murder at the Vanities with Merry Wives of Reno and notes erosion of audience norms as profanity and suggestive content move from theaters toward everyday life, inflaming parental concerns and public standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hollywood
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Broadway
Vansities
Glenda Farrell
Donald Woods
Frank McHugh
Jas
Reno
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Special Supreme Court Named for Little Rock Bank Case
Governor Futrell appointed six special justices to hear the Little Rock bank stock saga after six regular justices disqualified themselves over deposit interests. The court modified its recess to allow the special panel to proceed, with briefs filed and a submission in place. The new justices include Gaughan, Wootten, Daily, Collins, Riddick, Gaunt, Kirsch, and Johnson, who faced declines due to bank ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Futrell
Special Supreme Court
Little Rock Bank
Special Court
Ionas
Thomas J. Gaughan
Camden
C. E. Johnson
E. H. Wootten
Hot Springs
Turner Butler
Harry P. Daily
Fort Smith
Frank G. Smith
Abe Collins
DeQueen
T. H. Humphries
Walter G. Riddick
W. F., Kirby
Kruschen Salts Diet Claims From Readers Promote Weight Loss
Readers nationwide praise Kruschen Salts for weight loss and health benefits in 1930s letters. Testimonials from Mrs. G. W. Bryant of Foxboro Massachusetts and Miss A. J. Markey of Pineville Kentucky claim losses of 15 to 20 pounds after using multiple jars. Ed Jordon of Leveen Arizona notes dropping 50 pounds after two bottles and urges others to persist. The ad describes taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning and lists John S. Gibson Drug Co as a local source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
G. W. Bryant
Foxboro
Mass
A. J. Markey
Pineville
Ed Jordon
Leveen
Ariz
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Ady
Mississippi Votes Day by Two to One
Mississippi voters rejected repeal of prohibition laws by a large margin. Across 57 counties, 46 670 favored state-wide prohibition while 24 424 backed repeal. Dry counties Madison Scott Lincoln Hinds Rankin Lauderdale Forrest and Covington led the dry vote, with wet strongholds LeFlore and Harrison showing margins for repeal or mixed results. Prohibitionists used free rides to polling places to boost turnout.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
LeFlore
Delta
Harrison
Interior
Madison
Scott
Lincoln
Hinds
Rankin
Lauderdale
Forrest
Covington
Goyer- Conner
Mississippi River
Warren
Tunica
Shakeup follows seven softies in hard game
Taylor pitched his first game for the Tovals, giving up 15 hits including several for extra bases. Errors by the visitors produced many of Hope’s runs as regulars return to Stark lineup. Hope head to a Sunday home game against the Tire men after a Friday swing at Texarkana against Southwestern Transporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Taylor
Tovals
Hope
Tiremen
Storks
Texarkana
Southwestern Transporters
Rain Craves Enduring Thunder in Rosston Community
Local notes report a sick child of Mr and Mrs Mark Richardson, farmers market melons at Hot Springs, a dry spell since June, and visits among the Butler and Waters families. Several residents including Mrs Martha Jackson and J L Martin were guests or visitors, with construction plans announced for Quin ton Taylor’s new house on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Richardson
Hot Springs
Martha Jackson
Waldo
J. B. Butler
J. L. Martin
Prescott
Lige Martin
Clifton Butler
P. E. Butler
Folks
Blow. Taylor of
Patmos
Quinton Taylor
Grannie Douglas
Skin-Soothing Cream Promises Quick Relief for Itch
An ad touts S B SKIN-TOX as fast relief for ringworm and various skin afflictions. It claims instant soothing, healing, and suitability for eczema and other conditions. Available in two sizes 50c and 1.00. If unavailable, readers may order via Snodgrass Bracy Drug Co. in Little Rock with postpaid delivery.
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Henry Eee
Vonceil Jordan
Paul's Valley
Olea
Po Brooks Nansilton
Ruscellyite
E. P. Hamilton
First Baptist
Sa Aed
Heyman Valentine
Nolen Cargile
Chicago
Clyde Hill
Martha Wouston
Mary Haynes
Mary Wilton
Verna Mac Gunn
Topin Mac Toland
Marjoriy Dildy
Sarah Ann Holland
Mary Ann Lile
Eldris Gibson
San Angelo
Martha White
Nancy Robbins
Marie Antoinette Willams
Polo
Iimes
Elizabeth White
Kim Green
Greenville
S.C
Coutney
Knoxville
Marjayla Higguson
Nashville
Faustline Mulley
Ralph Berkson
Russell Johnson
Spartanshor S.C
New York City
B.C. Rule
Magnolia
McKesse
Briant's Drug Store
Saenger
Frank Buck
Anlial Theilter
Ww. C. Fields
Baby LeRoy
Judith Allen
Movie Capital
Tilm Czar
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
Third & Washington
Buick Hempstead Motor Co
Carl Hubbell
Nationals
Bar-Toom
Ldde
Mae West
Si. Louis
N. J. Gaunt
Pine Bluff
E. L.mchaney
W. F. Kirsch
Paragould
A. J. Johnson
Star City
House of Mercy
Seraglio
Hempstead Co. Lbr, Co
Hoyt Andres Fhone
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Hope, Ark
Luther N. Garner
Hempstead County
Bank of Blevins
Blevins
Arkansas
U. S
State of Arkansas
of Hempstead
C. Stephens
P. C. Stephens
Annie L. Bostick
Notary Public
H. M. Stephens
H. M. Stephens, Jr
Rosston Rt
Johnson Printing Co
Roy Anderson
Complete Insurance Service
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