Social News Highlights From Russellville Gatherings
Mrs Sir Henry Wu of Russellville hosts and guests fill the social calendar with garden club planning for a flower show. Miss Edna Stuart of Ozona visits. Miss Eleanor June Feild from Little Rock attends a matinee lunch party at the Wests. Mr and Mrs Ruffin White entertain, and Anne McLarty welcomes relatives traveling to the World’s Fair in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. West
Hattie Anne
Nancy Hill
Martha Houston
Marie Antonette Williams
Mary Ann Lile
Martha White
Nancy Robins
Mary Wilson
Hope Garden Club
McRae
Garden Chub
Rr, Williamson
Saenger
Mary Calvert
Feanthin
Callin
Toon
Mary Calvert Franklin
Jean Young
Mariella Presley
Jerry Smith
Edna Stuart
Ovim
Patricks Willim
Tom McLarty
Franklin
William. McLarty
Chicago
City council endorses Atkins for congress and names health board
The council unanimously backed W S Atkins as Democratic candidate for Congress in the seventh district. It approved the new Board of Health with Dr G E Cannon Dr W G Allison Dr W Rt Alexander L M Boswell and RB Herndon. Previous meeting had authorized Dr FP Carrigen to create the health board and appoint members, later confirmed. No compensation will be paid.
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Cotmell
W. S. Atkins
Board of
Kelth
G. E. Cannon
W. G. Allison
W. Rt
Alexander
L. M. Boswell
RB. V. Herndon
FP. B. Carrigen
Vist
Billingsley
City Recorder
Atlanta Evens with Rabbits in tense nine inning game
The Rabbits and Starks battled to an even finish as Henderson of Atlanta held Starks scoreless through four frames before loosening in the fifth. Pettit made two key defensive plays including a barehanded throw to first and a late sensational stop to halt a Rabbit rally. Box score lists Allday Hanner Henderson Decker Pettit Schooley and Womble among top contributors.
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B. Henderson
Eleuting
Rabbits
Starks
Pettit
Ailonia
HL Stone
Enfrancernes Ty
L. Allday
V. Schooley
BT C. Schoolty
Schooley
Ione
Een McClendon
Elliott
Coyle
Fenwick
Womble
Dakotan Demands Continued Legal Clash Over Conviction
A court action and political fallout unfold as Governor Olson seeks further legal wrangling over a conviction. Justice through writ of habeas corpus looms with Judge Moellring arriving while dissenter Langer challenges the proceedings. The dug-in controversy traces to Langer’s prior removal and later federal convictions linked to fundraising for a relief administration paper.
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Sion
Langer
Supreme Court
Olson
George H. Moellring
Leider
General strike turmoil grips San Francisco roads and offices
Rioters and workers face hunger as 100000 residents roam for limited rations while strikes spark clashes. Police raid radical hangouts as union leaders debate Communist influence and NRA policies amid a nationwide labor crisis. General Johnson warns the strike risks civil war and urges swift settlement.
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Wasitington
Moscow
Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
American Labor Movement
The
Nations Manufacturers Association
NRA
Tuessley
Marine Workers’ Industrial Union
Commision
Western Worker
Governor’s Indictment Highlighted as Political Persecution
The article notes Lungey calling his indictment political persecution during trial while his wife supported his campaign. He defeated three rivals for the GOP nomination on June 27. On June 29 the federal judge sentenced him and four co-defendants. Olson immediately claimed the governor’s office and sought Supreme Court action after initial rejection. The state high court later entertained Olson’s petition following Langer’s sentencing.
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Lungey
Federal Hour
Olson
Supreme Court
Growid
Langer
Deadline on County Salary Law Sept 6
Arkansas Attorney General Hal Norwood advises sponsors to advertise initiated county salary measures in county papers to inform electors. Section 9773 requires title and text be published 46 days before the election, with two publications deemed sufficient. Petitions must be filed between 66 and 90 days before the general election. first filing date is August 8 and last date is September.
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Little Rock
Hal Norwood
R. T. Simmons Ax Assegar
Newport
Quartun Court
Mr. Simmons
Crawfrd & Moses Digest
Geners
Campaign for completion of No 4 Road Slope highway
Tuesday night at the director's meeting announced the completion of Highway 4 from Camden as the first step in a campaign led by the Highway Four Association formed July 4. W T Grantham of Warren chairs the association. The route, 11 miles west of Camden, connects Camden and Hope and is toll free. The old Washington Post road carries historical use by stage coaches.
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Camden
Highway Four Association
Highway Commission
W.T. Grantham
Warren
Hope
Theouthern
Eaton Death Witnesses Highlight Slaying Probe
Prosecutor Carl E Bailey said two days would be needed to hear witnesses in the Eaton death case as a parade of officials and staff testifies. W M Trulock former State Penal Board chairman, Walter Helms present chairman, and H S Dearmand former warden were among those called. A souvenir hunter B H George testified he possessed a rifle bearing shot marks suggesting Frank Martin, a trusted guard, was not in his stated position when Helen Spence Eaton was shot.
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Berkeley
Calif
Mugh S. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
University of A
Hoover Johnson
University
Hoover
California
Herbert Hoover
Hiram Johnson
Teddy Roosevelt
Senate of the United States
Weer
Carl E. Bailey
W. M. Trulock
State Penal Board
Walter Helms
H. S. Dearmand
B. H. George
Frank Martin
Trusty Guard
Helen Spence Eaton
Church Assembly Held in Magnolia
The first Christian Advent Assembly at Magnolia A M College ran July 9 to 19 drawing 103 attendees from Hope Ammut Lewisville Stamps and Masliville in southwest Arkansas. The event by the Methodist Episcopal Church South offered religious education for ages 22 to 1 years and will become the Southwest Arkansas Assembly annual fair including Camden Prescott Texarkana districts. A barbecue and baseball game near George Schooley’s home scheduled for July 20 was postponed indefinitely.
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Christian Adventure Assembly
Magnolia A. & M. College
George Schooley
Grizzlies Kill Keeper After Zoo Attack in Denver
Two enraged grizzly bears at City Park Zoo killed keeper Charles Wyman while he cleaned their pen. Police arrived as the bears attacked. rangers killed the animals after warding off the threat. Wyman had long been familiar with the bears and was treating them kindly when the tragedy occurred.
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Denver
Colo
Chas
Wyman
City Park Zoo
Delacles
Yellowstone
Teddy
Federal meat inspector sought to supervise Pulaski county
LITTLE ROCK AREA city, county, and state health officials and FRA officials discussed securing a federal meat inspector in Pulaski county by week’s end. Dr J A Summers, Pulaski county health officer, closed North Little Rock commissary after finding spoiled meat. Summers will try to inspect several hundred pounds of meat in stock for distribution, but a federal inspector is needed to resume the wholesale plan. FRA officers said they sought county and city health officers to widen meat inspections amid numerous complaints. Summers insisted inspection must improve or distribution stops. State Board of Health member Dr W J Smith urged government funds for careful meat inspection to support government-distributed meat, with state board assistance to obtain the needed funds.
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Little Nock
Pulaski County
FRA
J. A. Summers
Summers
North Lite Rock
Sumers
FERA
North Little Rock City
Little Rock City
E. £. Castelberry
Dr. Summers
W. ¥. Smith
State Board of Health
Mattress Shop Is Installed in Hope
The Home Mattress Shop opens in Hope this week under manager R. E. Hatcher, a seven year veteran renovator who will rebuild old mattresses at 135 North Hazel Street. Hatcher moved from Arkadelphia to Hope to establish operations and offer guaranteed work on refurbishing mattresses.
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R. E. Hatcher
North Hazel Stret
Hatcher
Hope
Arkadelphia
Home Mattress Shop
Watcher
Hazel
Peaches Price Report From Major Markets
Market(s) report on peach prices across Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Arrivals from Georgia and California. supplies moderate. demand slow to strong depending on market. Prices vary by basket size with units in min and by basket. notable quotes include Georgia 75c to 1.25 and California Elberta bids up to 1.75 per unit. overall market steady to weak amid mixed quality and weather notes.
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Pitsburgh
Ste
Cincinnati
Cincinnati: Partly Cloudy 74. Ar‘rived 2Ga. On Treak
Demend Stow
Basket Hileys
Ala Busket Baskets Wileys
Chicago
Calif
Elbertas
Cermans
California
ST Louis
L Calif
Kansas City
Clear
Ape Ark
Ark Dé Sol
Feen-a-mint Chewing Gum Laxative Promoted by Doctors
Advertisers tout Feen-a-mint as a doctor approved laxative chewing gum. The claim notes a gentle, thorough cleansing of the intestinal walls and safety for children and adults, urging readers to chew to avoid delays and stay on schedule.
Endorsement for J C Timberlake for Senator from Hempstead Nevada
A signed Arkansas endorsement from Garland township residents and Hempstead Nevada counties urging support for J C Timberlake as Senator. The letter cites integrity, ability, and character, noting Garland township’s historic lack of representation and urging voters to elect him. It lists numerous signatories and concludes with paid advertisement by friends of S C Finberlake.
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Garland Township
Hempstead County
Arkansas
J. C. Timberlake
Hempstead
Nevada
Timberlake
Garland
Wlemypstead
Tempstead
5. C. Finberlake
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Sir Henry WU
Shecird
Lowen Bennett
Russellville
BP Iamilton
Nvecdus
Mark M. Smyth
ElDorado
Hitchie Grated Co
Mrs. Ruffin White
Fey Hean_ sons
Monticello
Edna Stuart of
Ozan
Mig A. B
Kirk
C, B
Tyely
Mr. Tyler
Ker Bine
Dallas
Jane Doyle
Corinne Edswards
Lynette MeKcamie
R.W. Muldrow
Texarkona
Marchelle King
Ail Bridge
Micnday
Carroll Mefarty
South Main Street
Frizes
Misa Helen Betts
Cecil Wyatt
McLarry
Faye King
Gertrude Michael
Sophie Lane
Leslie Howard
Atlanta
Dakotan
Harry W. Shiver
Elevmeat Appliances
Ray Luck
Luck
A. E. Luck
Elson
Phonkh
Compton
Peatourent
International Longshoremen’s Association
Ceanuisis Active
Rai Communists
Magnolia
Christian Adventure Group of Methodists
Mary’s Beauty Shop
Cannon Apartments
Paris
Marguerite le Hand
Paria
Federal Inspector of Meat
Hazel Street
Studebaker
Oakland
Buick Hempstead Motor Co
East Third
DeAnn
A. L. Roberts
Roberts B
Willis T
Hartsfield T. J
Hartsfield
Noel O'Sheen
Noel O'Stee
7. C. Burl
Elston Willis
Ray Willis
Sid Burke Elston Samuel John Burke
R. C. Samuel
O. Wood
Firma
E. Wood
Gene Norvell
J. E. Norvell
Harry Derryberry
John H. Norvell
Audrey Kiz Deryb
Lizzie Derryberry
Mattie Hembree
Judge Hembree Leonard Morton Allie Morton Everett Morton House
Morton R. L. Eliott
H. M, Bowden
J. D. Bowden
Billy Arnold
T. R. Wilson
W. HL Morne C. Petre
M. V. Derryberry
A. F. Willis
T. F. Wilson
Dorothy Staphs i
F. Staphs
M. R. Samuel
Samuels
C. G
Coffee Hollis Samuel Josh Arnold T. C. O'Steen
A.S. Willis
H. T. Plesher
J.J. Samuel W.R. Robinson
B. O'Steen
W. Mills
Briant’s Drug Store
Gorhan & Gosnell
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