Threats and delays in wartime steel codes and a brewing rescue
A chaotic account describes threats to force steel industry code adoption via a two week ultimatum, Johnson and Roosevelt clashing over codes, and U S Steel executives summoned to push compliance. It notes the 48 hour week and minimum wage terms, a cabinet style “super-cabinet,” and the government licensing approach. The piece also jokes about a Soviet rescue flight aided by a Seattle brewery, and ends with a light take on Roosevelt’s tardy press conferences.
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Aiive
Roosevelt
Johnson
Roodevil
Myron
U. S. Steel
Kimbermaen
Zoene
W William ‘Philips
Jimmy Mattern
United States
New York
Mattern
Phillips
Alaska
Washington
NEA Service, Inc
Eyebrow Tweezing Fashions Change and Tips
Eyebrow plucking trends shift as natural lines regain favor. Do not over tweeze. maintain a smooth unlined brow while removing stray hairs that grow downward toward the lids or crowding in the center. Regular trimming preserves a balanced look.
Mothers weigh work choices over childcare and money
Two mothers discuss leaving children with maids for better pay and future schooling. Lena the maid helps one family juggle work and home, while the other fears losing time with Suzy. A week later both reconsider, choosing family over the office job, and recognizing there are two valid paths.
Secretary Wallace rebukes bakers over bread prices
The item notes Secretary Wallace criticizing bakers for price boosts while commenting on eyebrow care advice. the piece weaves domestic grooming tips with a political jab about rising bread costs. It questions whether he objects to raisin bread amid a rush of industrial activity, reflecting 1933 era tone.
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Wallace
Elinor and Barrett face a bargain doomed to strain trust
In a marriage built on money and manipulation Elinor Stafford and Barrett Colvin confront a volatile romance. He seeks wealth and control while she navigates love and propriety. A midnight terrace scene and a brittle vow test loyalty as secrets simmer and the future grows uncertain.
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Elinor Stafford
Barrett Colvin
Elinor
Glinor
Ella Sexton
Barrett
Vance Carter
Bestwell Stafford
Elleor
Elin
Tive
Staford
Hare
Lida
Geh
Ald
Euuors
Alken
Bareett
Puta de
bin Trash
bin Ward
Bacechi
Harrett
Bortelpare
Wilner
Bob
Aus
Bentwell Stafford
Local Nostalgia Recalls Past Visits and Guests
Twenty five years ago W H Halliburton the drug deum jer spent yesterday in Hope Young Foster returned Sunday from Little Rock Tom Kinser visited Prescott Wednesday night Mayor Montgomery spent Thursday at Prescott Ten years ago Mr and Mrs A A Gentixy spent yesterday at Blevins The Galloway cub will meet Wednesday afternoon at 4 at the home of Mrs H M LaGrone Mrs Tom McLarty and son Franklin returned home last night from a visit with friends at Homer La Misses Inez Myrtle and Annie Mie Graves returned home yesterday from a visit to New Orleans where they were guests of their brother W E Graves and Mrs Graves.
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W. H. Halliburton
Deumjer
Hope
Young Foster
Little Rock
Tom Kinser
Prescott
Mayor Montgomery
A. A. Gentixy
Blevins
H. M. LaGrone
Tom McLarty
Franklin
Homer
Inez
Myrtle
Annie Mie Graves
New Orleans
W. E. Graves
Friday Baseball Scores Showcases Lopsided Results
Friday results feature dominant showings with Boston routing St Louis 7 0 and New York beating Pittsburgh 6 5 while Cincinnati fell 2 1 to Brooklyn. Other games saw Washington 7 Detroit 1 and New York 10 Cleveland 2 with Boston 12 Chicago 2 and St Louis 6 Philadelphia 3 in 12 innings.
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Boston
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Gankies
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington Philadelphia
Charles Ruggles in a New Comedy at Saenger
Charles Ruggles and Mary Boland star in Mama Loves Papa a new comedy featuring a middle aged couple whose clash over culture and fashion sets off a chain of mishaps. The film, written for their talents after three prior pairings, opens Sunday with Now We'll Tell One and Paramount News on the Saenger bill.
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Papa
Mary Boland
Charle Ruggles
Saenger
Miss Boland
Ruggles
Paramoun Studio
Paramount
the Saenger
A Laughing Woman by Carlos Keith review
Bruce Cation critiques A Laughing Woman as expertly written yet ultimately unsatisfying. The novel portrays disreputable New York figures from press agents to movie directors, all entangled in a doomed East Coast production. Despite lifelike characters and sharp dialogue, the tale ends with a sour, unwelcome aftertaste.
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Bruce Cation
Carlos Keith
New York
Sideglances by George Clarl readers note
A collage of local items including a Vanguard book priced at 2.51, church attendance at a named place, visits among residents Dorothy Ellidge Lucille and Catherine Hamilton with Mary Nell Camp, and several social calls. Also mentions Miss LaFrance Simma and the sick list of J Smith amid community events and gatherings around Midway and Moray.
Sunday singing and visits fill Patmos area
Hinton Sunday school drew a large crowd last Sunday morning. Singing school at Patmos is progressing, with many visitors from nearby towns. Multiple residents and relatives from Magnolia Lewisville Stamps Spring Hill Garland City Emmet Waldo and Patmos attended church and the Patmos singing school. The Patmos high school singing school will close Friday July 21 with special afternoon singing and inviting all.
Community Notes From Hope Area Social Gatherings
Mr W E Simmons was in Hope Saturday for a shop visit and a large crowd attended a party at 4 dred and Thelma Foster's. Mrs T R Gibson spent Thursday and Friday with her parents, and Mr and Mrs John T Smith hosted family visits. J D Smith visited near Land City last weekend while Mrs Daisy Farraby remains on the list awaiting a speedy recovery. Our meeting closed Friday with a strong turnout. regular preaching is planned for the second Sunday and Sunday school each Sunday morning along with singing. Elmo Stiles of Bradley Ark has been visiting. a singing school drew a crowd and some singing. Athens reported a desergi Democrats scene. Greek literature and stories of rich families unable to keep up amid the Polynesian war tone noted by Prof Paul Shorey of the University of Chicago.
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Patmos
Mary Simmons
Magnolia
Lewisville
Tommie Gibson
J. T. Smith
Clem
Myers
Jimmie March
Little Rock
Gilbert Middlebrooks
Lester Hairston
Stamps
Gladys Johnson
Spring Hill
Allen Johnson
Leonard
Rogers
Marylene
Norvell Rogers
Dwight Odom
Waldo
John Odom
Brady Cook
Emmet
Finis Odom
D. Smith
Garland City
Brady Coal
Hattie Louise Doughitt
Doris Hamilton
S. R. Hamilton
J. Z. Gibson
Missey Ethel
Margaret Buchanan
Mt. Pleasant
W. E. Simmons
Hope
Thelma Foster
Mos
T. R. Gibson
John T. Smith
Lee Dotson
Hiner
J. D. Smith
Nearland City
Daisy Farraby
Ed Black
G. Camp
Elmo Stiles
Bradley, Ark
Athens
Paul Shorey
Chisago
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Fia
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Mama
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Lucille Hamilton
Catherine Hamilton
Mary Nell Camp
Weaver Starnes
LaFrance Simma
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T. Z. Gibson
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Edna Gordon
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