Open Shop Joker in Steel Code Triggers Protests
LABAD Discovers an open shop joker in the steel code amid a cabinet level recovery act debate. Lamont Johnson and Dudley Cates discuss cooperative labor terms while General Johnson criticizes company unions. Roosevelt pushes civil service postmasters amid graft concerns as officials clock long hours in war time style.
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Dutcher
Winchington
Ashington
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Indus
Robert Patterson
Lamont
Commerce
Pressef
American Iron &Steel
Genlohnsen
Ayn
Johnson
Dudley Cates- Jedching
Lathe
Eek Lamont
Theis
Lamoitteft
Ishor
J YOU CHILDREN By Olive Corey part 1935 GYNE
Mrs. Smith cleans the living room while two year old Billy explores the pantry and fills a bowl with items. She considers spanking but chooses patience and reasoning, teaching him through example that a child cannot know rights and wrongs like adults. The piece argues for using good judgment in meting out punishment.
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Billy
Mrs. Smith
Eye shadow tips for matching natural eye shade
The piece urges careful eye cosmetics use, noting eyes define beauty. It advises matching eye shadow to the natural lid color, avoiding bold mismatches, applying sparingly, and preserving natural shadows to enhance rather than mask the face.
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Eye
In Love and Deceit Amid Cuban Dreams
Elinor Stafford, 30, battles for love with Barrett Colvin as family money, a dying father, and a bitter rival Lida Stafford test loyalties. Barrett offers 30,000 to silence Lida while Elinor faces trust, marriage pressure, and scandal in a melodramatic tale of wealth, betrayal, and romance.
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Elinor Stafford Follo
Barrett Colvin
Elinor
Darrell
Eliner
Ella Sexton
Barrett
Vance
Carter
Bentwell Stafford
Eli
Rizhtful Inherlinen
Tee
Elinor Arteer
Afl
Lia
Billyor
Father
Elinor Ooen
Yenura
Hig Buff-Gleter
Mangia Hadnoh
Dlenstronay
Marein
Myrrell
Alken
Ife
Wall
Elloor
Elnora
Tida
Lida Stafford
Lida
Ellinor
Marcia
Jim
Wanor
Josa
Ada
Local Readers Return From Visits Near and Far
Twenty five years ago Mrs W W Johnson and Miss Naomi Falls returned from a Nashville visit. Hon James W Ellis came down from Ovan. E E White visited Prescott. Mrs Leon Stein returned from Guedun. Mr and Mrs Gus Haynes and sons Henry and Benjamin and Mrs Jennie Hanegan left for Shreveport by car. Miss Helen Betts returned from Nashville where she stayed with her sister Miss Jennie Betts. M A Holt and Claud Agee spend today at Lost Prairie.
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W. W. Johnson
Naomi Falls
Nashville
James W. Ellis
Ovan
E. E. White
Prescott
Leon Stein
Guedun
Gus Haynes
Henry
Benjamin
Jennie Hanegan
Shreveport
Helen Betts
Jennie Betts
M. A. Holt
Claud Agee
Lost Prairie
Tuesday Baseball Scores From Birmingham to Cincinnati
Tuesday results cover Birmingham 7 to 1, Little Rock 2 to 3, Knoxville 6 to 3, Atlanta 4 to 3, Nashville 1, Memphis 9 to 0 in seven innings due to rain, St. Louis 3 to 1 over Cincinnati, Pittsburgh 4 to 4 tied Chicago 3 to 1, Detroit 9 to 3 over St. Louis, Cleveland 2 to 1 over Chicago in 0 innings, Washington and Philadelphia 1 in five innings due to rain, and New York Boston postponed by rain.
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Knoxville
Allanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
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Brooklyn
W. L. Ps
College Humor at Saenger portrays campus life on screen
Paramount musical College Humor screens at the Saenger Wednesday through Friday. It features Bing Crosby Richard Arlen Mary Carlisle Jack Ducky George Burns Gracie Allen Lena Andre and Mary Kornman. The Ox Road Co-Eds provide dance numbers with hit tunes Learn to Croon Moon Struck and The Old Ox Road.
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Paramount
Saenger
Ineeady
Bing Crosby
Richard Arlen
Mary Carlisle
Jack Dqukie
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Lena Andre
Mary Kornman
Ths
Sam Caslow
Arthur Jhonston
Avion
Oakies
George Buens
Loni Andre
Mary Karnman
Paramount Studio
Patmos Braes Beacaof Wald Hosts Mingling This Week
Patmos Bra, Beacon of Wald, is holding a maveling here this week. Everyone is invited to come and bring someone with them. Miss Annie Lee Rider of Hope spent several days with Magle and ond Mary Rider the past week. Henry Hunt spent Saturday night with his sister and family. They accompanied him home Sunday morning to spend the day. Mrs. Lucy Hayier visited Mary Reasons of Midway Just Wednesday. Miss Ruby Jack La is visiting her parents. Mix and Mrs. KB Jasen of Shreveport with Ji Ht and children of Ghorlun City are visiting relatives daily.
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Beacon
Wald
Annie Lee Rider
Hope
Magle
Ond
Mary Rider
Henry Hunt
Mry
Charlie Hollis
Tope
Bane
Lucy Hayier
Ma Vy
Midway
Ruby Jack la
Mix
Kb, Jaesen
Shreveport
Ji Ht
Chldren
Ghorlun
City
Community notes of visits and events from local residents
Verna Nichols spent Sunday night with Callie Hamiter while others attended gatherings. Several residents enjoyed a chicken supper at Mrs. Henry Hunt's Barn and attended singing at Miss Lois Hurston's home. Visitors include Edith Synard, Reva Butcher, Mal Rogers, and many family drop ins. A rain shower refreshed the area and the singing school concluded with praise. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kent. The Methodist revival began with Rev Rogers preaching, and numerous visits to friends and relatives continued through the week.
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Verna Nichols
Callie Hamiter
Alvin Hatch
Carl Fuller
Weaver Starnes
Howard Nichols
Misses Oviden
Minnie Lee ‘Thomas
Henry Hunt
Faris Phillips
Spring Hill
Lois Hurston
Marie Huckabee
Tom Rateliff
Ed Helms
Edith Synard
Annie Synard
Henry Elledge
Hinton
Kate Holls
Charles B. Huckabee
Winfred Hunt
Franx Ward
W. H. Hunt
George Hamiter
Hazel Wil
Rex
Reva Butcher
Little Rock
C. Camp
Ruby Hunt
Mal Rogers
John Rogers
Lea Hatch
Earl Jackson
Rex Huckabee
Eldridge Formby
Ben Hollis
Lester Kent
George Hammiter
Edina Meadows
Liberty Hill
Royett spends Thursday with daughter with Charile family
DeAnn J. W. Royett was seen Thursday visiting his daughter as Mr and Mrs Charile welcomed him. The brief sighting notes familial hospitality and a relaxed social moment without further details.
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J. W. Royett
Mrs. Charile
New Liberty Weather and Community Notes
Rain after a three day dry spell welcomed farmers in New Liberty. Rev. Cris Barhwn preached during the weekend. Sunday school was rained out. Murphy Crider visits his sister in Dallas. Herman Hamilton and Joe Hamilton return from Camp Pile after two weeks. Mail carrier Mr. Price struggles with rough roads. George Langston remains on the sleet list this week. Emma Hamilton visits friends at McNab.
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New Liberty
Murphy Crider
Jack Reynolds
Reynolds T
Dallas
Texas
Herman Hamilton
Joe Hamilton
Camp Pile
Price
George Edward Langston
Sieele
Emma Hamilton
McNab
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