Federal relief burdens grow as states face impoverishment
The text argues that widespread impoverishment will push the federal government to bear a larger share of relief across areas. Relief needs are projected to rise from October through winter and fall again in March, with uncertainty about offsetting business improvement and the half billion dollar fund’s impact. Hopkins expects relief distribution to extend longer, under close scrutiny of diminishing lists and weekly recipient counts. States must contribute fair shares before federal funds, a key concern for Hopkins, as distress relief progresses from relatives and neighbors to counties and states.
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Hopkins
Seates
U. S
Federal aid policy shapes relief funding in 1933
Federal aid during the first quarter shows state relief relies on federal funds as most states raise little. About 65 million dollars has been sent to 45 states, with Wisconsin New Hampshire Delaware still awaiting funds. Hopkins works to determine each state’s capacity to contribute and which are stalling while exploring unemployment insurance and ongoing relief standards.
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Hopkins
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Delaware
NEA Service, Inc
Bells Chapel Sunday Services and Visiting Locals
Bells Chapel reported a good attendance as Brother John White delivered his regular sermon. The Junior N. P. S. presented a commendable program Sunday night. Hollis Rodden, his wife, and Fadra Osborn, previously in Little Rock, were visitors Monday. Harry Rike of St. Louis, after a stay in the community, returned to Little Rock to visit his sister before heading back to St. Louis.
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John White
Hollis Rodden
Fadra Osborn
Little Rock
Harry Rike
St. Louis
Pride Endures Amid Heartbreak in Elinor Barrett Saga
In this chapter, Elinor endures Barrett’s cold distance after a tense quarrel over flirtations and loyalty. Barrett scorns her choices while Elinor clings to hope, craving work and independence as Bobby Welfare's offsetting presence lingers. The scene shifts to Elmner’s father illness and Elinor’s longing for stability as the couple’s rift deepens.
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Sle
Flindera
Wlinor
Colvin
Marela
Lon Moora
Mared
Burrett
Elinor Dad
Elinor
Barrett
Rentwell
Liner
Hope Wins Game Marked by Fight at Fair Park
Hope Starks defeated Taylor Arkansas 5 to 4 in a close Sunday contest marked by a fist fight between Starks pitcher Ted Womble and Tommy Crawford. After a field challenge, Womble struck Crawford. both pleaded guilty in municipal court and were fined. Taylor rallied for four unearned runs in the fifth, then Hope pulled ahead with in Ninth inning heroics including McDowell and Shaner's hits and home runs by Wallace Cook and McDowell.
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Hope Starks
Taylor
Ark
Fair Park
Ted Womble
The
Starks
Tommy Crawford
Womble
Crawford
Hope
Storks
O'Neal
McDowell
Shaner
Simpson
Wallace Cook
New High Marks for Cotton and Stocks Hit New Highs
The market rallied with cotton futures opening around 11.58 and closing near 11.94, marking new two year highs amid broad gains in stocks. Crude rubber and metals rose while sugar and silver remained quiet and late profit-taking trimmed gains.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Southern Association Clubs Knoxville Nashville New Orleans
The report lists Southern Association teams Knoxville Nashville New Orleans Birmingham Little Rock Memphis Chattanooga Atlanta and notes 12 Sundays Results with Lewis 7 Washington 0 Cleveland 2 Boston 1 in 14 innings. Chicago at New York postponed by rain. only games scheduled.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Tittle Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Lewis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
New York
Little Rock
Fittsburgh
St. Louis
SIR Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Stmalhy
Philadephia
Boaston
Fittaburgh
Detroit
Aga
Community Notes On Visits And Social Gatherings
A report from the community notes highlights young residents planning a fishing trip on Monday and several visits. Mr Coy Tommy has returned from Conway to spend vacation with his parents, Mr and Mrs J W Tommy. Mrs Clarence Critchlow visited her parents, the Sam Breedings, on Sunday. Will Humphrey of Hope and Mrs Carlton Samuel attended Friday dinner with Mr and Mrs J W. Local residents joined a Piney Grove singing event Sunday, with several noting fine performances. Alex Purtle of Hope was Friday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Leroy Samuel. Leo Hartsfield visited I Wiston Esiquel last week. Coy Tommy Mrs J W Tommy and Mrs Johnnie Samuel were business visitors in open one day last week. Ardell Clark and wife spent the weekend with her parents, Moore of Prescott. a.
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Conway
J. W. Tommy
Clarence Critchlow
Sam Breeding
Will Humphrey
Hope
Carlton Samuel
Piney Grove
Alex Purtle
Leroy Samuel
Leo Hartsfield
I Wiston
Johnnie Samuel
Ardell Clark
Moore
Prescott
Open Forum Critique of National Prohibition Policy
A reader letter discusses the failures and potential temperance legislation following the Noble Experiment. The writer condemns the prohibition movement as an extreme minority from major parties, using pressure and intimidation to influence public policy and govern ment.
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The
Star
Church
Arkansas Voters to Register Repeal Vibe on 18th Amendment
In Hope Arkansas on July 17 1993 F N Porter writes from Washington asking voters to repeal the 18th amendment. He recalls discussing with Senator Joe T Robinson and predicts voters will disapprove despite intimidation and attacks. The text frames a call to action ahead of a July 18 registration day.
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Degteletern
Washington, D. C
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
White House
F. N. Porter
Shower Springs Crops Suffer From Rain Scarcity
The记录 notes drought like conditions in Shower Springs county with gardens burned and crops stressed. Multiple local families are listed visiting relatives and spending time together across the county during the extended Fourth of July period, including McWilliams Alderson Rogers and Bearden households with guests from Texarkana and San Angelo.
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Early McWilliams
Dora Alderson
Forest Ruggles
Hugh Laseter
Mildreds
Wilma
Charles Rogers
Henry Pickard
Fay
Rocky Mound
J. W. McWilliams
McWilliams
Garland Darwin
Texarkana
B.C. Darwin
Otis Fuller
Little Bodenw
J. B. Beckworth
Kenneth
Gifford Byers
Grady Reece
Howard
Local Social Notes Reflect Neighborly Gatherings
Mrs Marjorie Byers and young people enjoyed a pleasant time last Friday with Ruby Brevins and Mr and Mrs Howard Monday night Elmer Lane attended the Fo lies Forest Ruggles Miss Eleanor McWilliame visited Sunday with the Roberteo Green Laseter Mr and Mrs Grady hosted friends with a fish fry
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Marjorie Byers
Howard
Elmer Lane
Folies Forest
Ruggles
Eleanor McWilliame
Grady
Relief Executive Freed in Killing
Fort Smith Arkansas relief official Arnold Richmond, a filling station operator, was exonerated by a coroner’s jury on self defense after he shot and killed Tony Jackson Coward of near Greenwood. Coward allegedly threatened to kill Richmond, a government relief committee member, following his layoff from work.
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Ark
Tony Jackson Coward
Greenwood
Arnold Richmond
Coward
Richmond
Government Relief Committee
Black man held for murder of Crosby couple near Columbus
In Birmingham Alabama Pi Jesse Patterson a Black field hand was arrested Monday and confessed to fatally shooting Mr and Mrs Hugh Crosby near Columbus Mississippi to take their car and burying their bodies in a cotton patch. The Crosbys disappeared from their Columbus home June 23.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jesse Patterson
Hugh Crosby
Columbus
Miss
Crosbys
Resurvey Ordered On Public Building Spending Plan
Washington cabinet board overseeing federal public works called a budget bureau resurvey Monday of Treasury Department recommendations for about 4 million dollars in public building spending.
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Washington
Cabinet Board
Federal Public Works Program
Budget Bureau
Terasury Department
Agony column joke in Biston Globe prompts father’s reply
In a humorous exchange from the Biston Globe a girl Gladys seeks refined romance under a false name and receives a single reply from her father. The quip highlights a playful family misread of personal ads and a father's wry response.
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Gladys
Biston Globe
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