Teak by Rowney Dutcher on industry codes and unions
Washington correspondent outlines the Industrial Recovery Act, its enforcement powers and penalties. He discusses licensing, fines, and possible government action to curb strikes, plus reflections on Cuban ambassador Cintas facing potential resignations of President Machado and Treasury Secretary Woodin.
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Rowney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Entr
Johnson
Union Activiedi
Ard
Teao High
Oear B. Cintas
Gerardo Machado
Sumner Welles
America's Sweetheart loses Doug's grip in Hollywood gossip
Reports from Hollywood question Doug's claim to America's Sweetheart. A Ohio resort held a July 4 gala with 50 bathing beauty contestants as part of the celebration. The piece also jokes about an Englishman inventing a parachute style golf practice and mentions Al Capone’s successor being indicted for tax dodging.
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Ohio
al Capone
Chicago
Bunker Mitchell
Brotherly scare ends with runaway child found
In a late night scare, Junior Brown sneaks from his bed and exits the home. Neighbors return him to the Smiths as Mrs Brown protests. Tom Brown confronts the parents, warning of arrest if such neglect recurs, then leaves in anger.
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Brown
Mr. Smith
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart
Sun tanning may boost beach pride but can look out of place in city clothes. Tips suggest bleaching like lemon juice and cucumber rind extracts, with home remedies such as buttermilk to soften and lighten suntanned skin.
Beauty aids. Salary cut withdrawn for Hope office workers
Employees of the Hope office of West Union Telegraph Co have had the 10 percent salary reduction restored. The cut, which had been in effect since last August, was announced on Wednesday.
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Hope
Westjern Union Telegraph Co
The Love Triangle and a Fortune Divorce Plot
Ellinor Stafford and Barrett Colvin navigate a turbulent romance amid family schemes and a looming heiress fortune. Barrett questions if Elinor's affections are real as a jealous rival and a drunken crime complicate their path toward marriage and legitimacy.
Moonlight Picnic At Dyke's Springs
A crowd of young people enjoyed a Monday night moonlight picnic at Dyke's Springs with named attendees including Gladys Allen Veladenn Hane gan Lois McMath Mamie Caulder Dell Fenzell Louise Corn Camill Sanders Carrie McDonald Terrell Cornelius Eskridge Knighton Jim Bryant Hogee Garrett Abner Hervey Misa Avis Reaves and Mrs Jennie Hanegan. The Dixie Oil Company's well on Dr E E Warmack trace in 10 14 21 Nevada county twenty two miles southeast of Hope blew in as a giant gasser and is now reported to be making between twenty and thirty million feet of gas and spraying oil. M Houston and son Joe are camping at Baird's Lake.
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Dyke's Springs
Gladys Allen
Veladenn Hanegan
Lois McMath
Mamie Caulder
Dell Fenzell
Louise Corn
Camill Sanders
Carrie McDonald
Terrell Cornelius
Eskridge Knighton
Jim Bryant
Hogee Garrett
Abner Hervey
Misa Avis Reaves
Jennie Hanegan
Dixie Oil Company
E. E. Warmack
Nevada County
Hope
Wr. M. Houston and Son
Joe
Baird's Lake
Hope and Stephens Tie Breaker Fueled by balk ruling
In a dispute filled game at Fair Park, Hope and Stephens tied 11 all in the ninth when umpire Ralph Cornelius awarded Hope the forfeit after Stephens refused to continue. The balk rule cited by the official and the ensuing confusion led Stephens to walk off the field as Vernon Schooley and teammates produced hits earlier, while Stephens’ manager regretted the action after the rule book clarification.
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Hope
Stephens
Fair Park
Ralph Cornelius
Starks
J. Collins
Stephens Piicher
Bage
Allen
Shaner
Cornelius
Stephen
Vernon Schooley
Jimmy Cook
C. Schooley
Taylor
Ark
Stephens Abrh Hinton
McClukin
Green
G. Foster
F. Foster
Price
Smith
T. Collins
J. Cook
W. Cook
Sparks
C. Schealey
Alien
Coop
Womble
V. Schealey
Ub Whitten
Fate
Sunday notes from Sutton and surrounding area
Light rain fell in Sutton on Wednesday morning. Rev. Albert Lambert and his children left for Mina after visiting relatives here. Miss Dorothy Galloway began work at Prescott hospital. Marion Pool of Bodean visited and returned home. Rev. J. W. Erwin started a revival in Bluff Springs on Monday. Aylis Galloway attends Mt. Moriah singing school this week and next. Attendees at a Pope gathering were hosted by Miss Louise Cofield. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lambert visited Bynum later Sunday. Miss Bonina Honea stays with her aunt Mrs. Jim Franks in Prescott. Miss Mattie Lou White slowly improves after a bout of illness. Churchgoers from Sutton included Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lambert, Bro. Albert Lambert, Miss Edna Lambert and Marion Erwin at Caney Tuesday night. Road workers are busy on the Hi roads near Sutton this week.
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Albert Lambert
Mina
Dorothy Galloway
Prescott
Marion Pool
Bodean
J. W. Erwin
Bluff Springs
Aylis Galloway
Mt. Moriah
Louise Cofield
Willie Lambert
Bynum
Bonina Honea
Jim Franks
Mr. Franks
Mattie Lou White
Edna Lambert
Marion Erwin
Caney
Sutton
Revival Meeting Invites All to Attend
They describe the gathering as being prepared in splendid shape. The meeting began Friday night with Bro Thurman White leading. The notice invites everyone to attend the revival and be with them.
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Thurman White
Friday Baseball Results Across Cities
Friday's results show New Orleans 4 over Little Rock 3 and Nashville 8 over Knoxville 4. Memphis 4 defeated Birmingham 2 while Chattanooga edged Atlanta 9 to 8 and Atlanta lost 5 4 to New York. Other scores include St. Louis 7 over New York 12, Boston 4 over Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 6 over Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn 5 over Chicago 3, Chicago 4 over Washington 6, New York 11 over St. Louis 6, Detroit 4 over Boston 3, and Philadelphia 3 over Cleveland 2 in listed games.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Nashville
Knoxville
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Southern Association
Birmingham New Orleans
Cincinnati Ag
Antioch Prayer Meeting Draws Strong Attendance
Antioch prayer meeting attracted many Wednesday night while locals attended a Piney singing event Sunday. Hubert Edwards and Frank Prescott are visiting his sister Mrs. John Mahon for the week. Quarterly conference is set for Saturday July 15 and revival starts July 16 led by Rev. J E Linam and Rev. J W Simmons of the Arkansas Conference. Services: 11 am and 7:30 pm with prayer and children’s services at 7:15 pm.
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Piney
Hubert Edwards
Frank Prescott
John Mahon
Lund
J. E. Linam
Oasis
J. W. Simmons
Arkansas
Sunday Singing and Social News From Belton Area
Belton churchgoers enjoyed a well attended Sunday with Mrs J M Daniel and family hosting. Residents shared visits with relatives, attending the Murfreesboro bridge dedication, and Miss Fern Eley visiting from Smackover. Some plan no singing on upcoming first Sundays.
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J. M. Daniel
John Tinsley
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J. W. Peters
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Fern Eley
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Otis Daniel
Patsy Ruth
James T. Dotson
J. A. Fi
Henry Webb
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