Deflation, Moley, and the World Economic Conference
NEA Service writer Milton Bronner describes Professor Ray Moley’s inflated portrayal by the British press as the United States drafts policy at the World Economic Conference. Hull faces Cabinet pressures, while Moley’s self-defensive arrival sparked questions about his influence and the “super-delegate” label.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
Tondon
Profesor ‘Rayvnd Moley
Hull
Tennessee
Senate
Democratic Party
Baruch
Professor Moley
London
Plymouth
Maley
Eiger
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Timmy, riding a new tricycle, showed off to peers, rode over a boy’s foot, and hurt another child. A neighbor reported the wilful harm, prompting Timmy’s mother to act after police intervention, leading to Timmy changing his behavior.
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Olive Roberts
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Timmy
Billy
Bill
Pizarro
Hull deflation evident as Maley reports to Secretary Hull
In Washington a scene unfolds where Hull presents Maley to a crowd of reporters after a press conference. Maley declares arrival to relay to the Secretary of State and the president that the American delegation has full confidence in them and their leader Hull, marking a moment of strong national messaging amid tumultuous weeks.
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Hull
Hull Goty
Maley
Americas
United States
London
Moley
Blevins Community Notes From a Busy Week
A long list of social visits shows residents and visitors from Belton Waldo Prescott Rector and Tucson Arizona. Congregants attended a singing convention at Union Grove church. A fatality near Vicksburg is reported with details. A revival continues at Marbrook church and local chatter covers family events and daily life.
Local Social Notes From Spring Hill and Nearby
Spring Hill and nearby communities feature Miss Agatha Bullard visiting Mrs Arch Turner and attending a Methodist meeting. Miss Swen Garner returned home after a week with Mrs Hugon Light at Liberty Hill. Mrs Hazel Reid and Laura Faye of Battlefield visit Mrs Faye Hill and attend a revival. Elsie Foot of DeAnn left for home after a week with her sister Mrs Ralph Roladita. Mr Claud and Miss Maud Hamilton visited from Wape. Pochie Souter and Spudlord Souter visit with Powell White of Hope. One of Robert Turner’s friends at Magnolia school spends the weekend locally.
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Agatha Bullard
Washington
Arch Turner
Swen Garner
Hugon Light
Liberty Hill
Hazel Reid
Laura Faye
Battle Field
Faye Hill
Elsie Foot
DeAnn
Ralph Roladita
Claud
Maud Hamilton
Pochie Souter
Spudlord Souter
Powell White
Hope
Robert Turner
Magnolia School
Dainty Grooming Tips From Alicia Pete Irvine 1933
Alicia Pete Irvine urges modern women to adopt quick habits for daintiness. She highlights shaving under the arms as a simple, time-saving routine that marks a well groomed appearance and prevents lingering discomfort.
Local notes from Hope area include visits and returns
Martindale of Nashville visits his brother Dr G H Martindale here this week. Briant F Johnson and T R Billingsley return from Beard's Lake fishing trip. Paul Simms joined a Beard's Lake party and recalls a seven foot catch on a trout line. Harvey Barr family arrive in Hope from D La Miss. Maude Lipscomb set to return home after visiting Siloam Springs. Geo Brannan of Little Rock is in the city, greeted by Hope friends.
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Martindale
Nashville
G. H. Martindale
T. R. Billingsley
Briant
F. Johnson Hare
Beard's Lake
Paul Simms
Dai Seas
Harvey Barr
Hope
D'La
Miss
Maude Lipscomb
Siloam Springs
Geo. Brannan
Little Rock
Local Obituary and Social Notes From Nashville Area
Tokiu Little Norman Le Oldner aged 1 dies. survived by parents Nash and Mrs Oldner and six siblings. L B Sanford visited Mineral Springs Sunday. Mrs Vicie Hatch and granddaughter Fannie returned from Nashville after relatives visit. Mr and Mrs John Threat of Forrest City visiting relatives here. Jim Threat in town visiting his ailing mother J J Threat. Claude Steuart and son Eugene visited Nashville Saturday. Buddie Nance Nashville visitor Saturday. Doris May Osborn of Nashville spends week with cousin Wanda Sue McLaughlin. Ruby Wisdom visited Mrs John Trant at Highland Wednesday and Thursday. May Golden of Texas visiting relatives here. Miss Dee Helt Nashville visitor Wednesday. Helen Smith visited relatives in Nashville last weekend. Mr and Mrs Travis McLaughlin of Nashville visited relatives here Sunday. Isaac Duncan of Roy visited Takia Saturday.
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Union Grove
Mary Leslie
Belton
Blevins
Sam Eldidge
Waldo
Charley Eldidge
Texarkana
J. M. Arnold
D. A. Westmorland
Florene
Janie Sue
Opal Honea
A. H. Wade
Welvern White
Tucson
Artz
White
Essie Bonds
Marlbrook
Elihugh Green
Leamon Cole
Rector
Texas
Alice Buckley
Katherine of McCaskill
A. L. Peyton
Sweeney Copeland
Jim
Walter Cockrell
Little Rock
E. Edwards
Bryan Ritchie
Strong
Vicksburg
Miss
W. J. Harris
F. Harris
Will Calloway
John Harris
Paul Gunther
Camden
Blegins
Roy Bonds
Norman le Oldner
Nash Oldner
Sanford
Mineral Springs
Vicie Hatch
Fannie
Nashville
John Threat
Forrest City
Jim Threat
J. J. Threat
Claude Steuart
Eugene
Buddie Nance
Doris May Osborn
Wanda Sue McLaughlin
Ruby Wisdom
John Trant
Highland
Robert Sanford
Evelyn
May Golden
Dee Helt
Helen Smith
Travis McLaughlin
Isaac Duncan
Roy
Takia
Sweet Home Residents Attend Union Grove Singing Event
Sweet Home residents joined attendees at a Union Grove singing convention on Sunday. Miss Rae Hawley of Prescott visited Miss Cleo Grimes and Miss Margaret Grimes while several families, including the Huskeys and the Montgomerys, spent weekends with relatives and attended local revivals and church services at Pleasant Hill.
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M. H. Montgomery
Oscar Montgomery
Union Grove
Rae Hawley
Prescott
Cleo
Margaret Grimes
Ervin Yarberry
Pleasant Hill
Toms McMarters
Oklahoma
J. A. Huskey
C. H. Harris
Ethel Hardy
Star Mason
P. Grimes
da Austin
el Dorado
Grady Alexander
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W. L. Mel Dougald
Hix Lee
Carnera delays title defense. Baer gains idle year concern
The article notes Primo Carnera will wait until 1934 to defend his heavyweight title, leaving Max Baer idle and potentially benefiting from the pause. It mentions Carnera's earnings from the Sharkey bout and speculates on future pay via promoter Bill Duffy. Also a sidebar about Middleport softball funds and local enthusiasm.
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Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Mister Baer
Carnera
Bucky Carnera
Sharkey
Bill Duffy
Sideglances on Boxers Baer Sharkey Fight Feasibility
The column weighs Max Baer versus Sharkey as a fall matchup after Duffy keeps out, noting Sharkey’s waning stamina and recent form. It argues Baer would overpower Sharkey like Primo did, predicting a swift bout not exceeding ten rounds if held.
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Sharkey
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Southern Association Tuesday Baseball Scores
I tumbled through scattered results from the Southern Association and major leagues. Notable showings include New York’s 14 to 1 rout over Cincinnati and Philadelphia’s 9 to 4 win over St Louis, while Chicago edged Detroit 4 to 2 and Cleveland beat Boston 2 to 1.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Uususuuman
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Lewis
New Yort
They Say Get Away and Stay Away Advice and Quips
A collection of satirical quotes from diverse figures. Rev Henry H Crane warns parents to distance themselves from newly married children for six months to a year. F A Dodge questions tax fairness if farmers knew its impact before harvest. Robert M Hutchins comments on university teaching. Rufus Tucker notes that depreciated currency only helps repudiation of debts.
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Henry H. Crane
Scranton
Divorce Turmoil Within Aimee Semple McPherson Case
LA divorce action between David Hutton and evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutto escalated into a dispute over temple parsonage access. Hutton ordered temple guards to admit leaders. William B. Levins was briefly employed and then fired during the public split. The case proceeds in superior court as McPherson-Hutto seeks separation while her European absence and health are cited in court communications.
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Los Angeles
David Hutton
Ang Semple
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutto
Temple
William B. Levins
Harriet Dan
Hutton
Miss
Dan
Fiis
Levins
Jordan
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Local News Brief Seeks Permit for Gasoline Tanks in Hope
Community updates report a protracted meeting at SI Springs ending Monday and a string of Sunday visits among local families including the Britt, Melfillen, Williams and Daugherty households. A petition by Rg Pritchett asks the Hope City Council to grant a permit to install gasoline tanks on East Third Laurel Street Beards Addition. The council will consider the petition at the August 1 1933 meeting.
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East Third
Laurel Streets
Beards Additin
City of Hope
Arkansas
Ly R. Billingsley
God Revay Doly
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