President to Name Jesse Jones RFC Head in Reform Plan
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt will appoint Jesse Jones to lead the proposed Consolidated Federal Loan Agency, uniting several federal credit programs under one administration. The move, praised by some congressmen, aims to extend low rate loans to small business and would align with the Mead bill to guarantee up to 90 percent of small bank loans under liberal terms. The House Ways and Means Committee also advanced social security measures and payroll tax proposals, signaling a May tempo on fiscal reforms.
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Washington
Well
Jesse Jones
Jones Tatr
Ees
Kendy
RPC
Schwellenbach, Mapany
Disaster Loan Corpor
Ederal National Mortgage Asion
Federal Home Loan Bank Home Owner’s Loan Corpora
Ance Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Mead
Senate Banking Committee
RFC
Usiness
House Ways and Means
John W
Roosevelt
Congress
Bruce Catton Says Continued From Page One
The passage notes a continuation involving Bruce Catton and a remark about the CIO, Bridges, and the Cold Brook case slandering its men before a shipping commissioner in Norfolk. It mentions the Maritime Commission seeking guidance on actions in such cases and a question about profits in industry raised by Alfred P. Sloan Jr., General Motors chairman.
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CIO
Bridges
Coldbrook
Norfolk
Maritime Commission
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Revival Campaign Is Now Underway at Garrett Memorial
Revival campaigns unfold at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church 232 North Ferguson Street led by Rev. E B Jones. He preaches twice daily at 10 p m and 8 p m inviting Delphia Inquirer readers to hear him. The piece also reflects on Annenberg’s media holdings and past political shifts in Philadelphia.
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E. B. Jones
Memorial Baptist Church
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
North
Ferguson Street
Mignolia
Delphia Inquirer
Black Hills
Wyoming
Pike County
Great, Neck
Long Island
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Ocean
Miami
Annenberg
Philadelphia Inquirer
Republican Inquirer
Camerons
The
Grundy
the Quays
Penroses
Jim
In‘quirer
Hoover
Roosevelt
Annenberg Career and Family Ties in Early Hearst Era
Annenberg rose through Milwaukee papers into Hearst leadership, becoming circulation director and a Hearst Council member while presiding over the New York Daily Mirror. He left Hearst in 1928, grew immensely wealthy, and managed extensive publishing and other ventures. His seven daughters married into prominent families, with two sons-in-law on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Arthur Brisbane
Milwaukee
Wisconsin News
Annenberg
Brisbane
Hearst
Hearst Executive Council
New York Daily Mirror
Disny
Esther
Pearl
Janet
Enid
Lilia
Evelyn
Harriet
Themeo
New York Stock Exchange
Seat Fon
Exchange
Moe Annenberg
Stage Show to Be Givervon Thursday at Saneger Theater
A Thursday night stage show at 8 o clock in Hope features LeDalte Ogburn and trained dancers performing a Broadway style revue Stummertings. The Ballet of the Enchanted Carlet offers a classical ballet with a surprise element. The Ginnle will debut ultra violet lighting for spectacular effects accompanied by singing, comedy, and drama.
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Nety To Hope
Saneger Theater
LeDalte Ogburn
Ake Pave
Ginnle
Woodmen Circle to Observe Founders Day Here
Poplar Grove No. 196 Woodmen Circle will observe Founders Day with a picnic at Fair Park Tuesday. Program starts at 10. Guests include Mrs. Tressie Goldsticker state manager Little Rock, Mrs. Eva Taylor district deputy Texarkana, and Mes Lewis of Prescott. The Grove organized in 1908 with 15 members. first guardian was Mrs. Martha Howil. current guardian is Mrs. B. M. Jones. Delegations from Texarkana Harmony Nashville Prescott and others expected.
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Poplar Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Fair Park
Tressie Goldsticker
Little Rock
Eva Taylor
Texarkana
Mes) Lewis
Prescott
Jocal Grove
Lewis
Martha Howil
Kansas City
the Grove
B. M. Jones
Texilana
Harmony
Nashville
Milan Duke Invented Traveling Fruit Garden Tradition
Ludovico, Duke of Milan, prized fresh fruit and devised a mobile garden to pluck produce from trees brought to his table, a tale of courtly appetite and innovation.
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Ludovico
Duke of Milan
Fragments Hint at a Meteoric Career Pace
Fragmentary lines reference a rapid rise and supporters following a meteoric career. The readable text hints at public attention and momentum, with implied acclaim and a fast ascent. No concrete names, places, or dates are present in the legible portion.
Young Son of Former Hope Family Killed
In El Dorado a child, Jerry Brint, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Brint of Jennig, died from injuries after an automobile crash ten miles west of El Dorado Friday afternoon. The Buck in which he rode with his mother and Clyde May party left the highway. T. B. Arthur of Villags, driving another car, fled the scene after attempting to pass. Arthur was arrested on a negligent homicide charge. Mrs. May and other party members suffered injuries. The Brint family moved from Hope to Chicot county years ago.
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EL Dorado
Jerry Brint
crAr
T. B. Arhur
Villags
Arthur
Burgess
Mes
May
Beint
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton
Olive Roberts Barton argues that summer vacations are ideal to teach children to observe birds. She laments hunters and air guns killing birds, notes birds’ decline, and urges educating children to protect wildlife. The piece urges early morning bird watching and outdoor learning.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Driver of Stolen Taxi Cab Killed
Texarkana June 4 Arthur to win Texarkingale sinroge fra employe was killed shortly before pm Sunday night 20 miles south of Texarkana after a gunpoint hijacking of a taxi bound for Shreveport. John Sams driver for the company hails from Texarkana and was forced to drive along the highway where the taxi crashed injuring Sams shot by a second man. Irwin, the local witness, reports the taxi traveled at high speed and plunged into a ditch. Sams survived by his wife and four children who were visiting him near Poke.
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Texarkana
Arthur
Texarkingale Sinroge Fra Employe
Vere
John Sams
Drivar
Sid Tewdio
Shreveport
Suny
Sams
Oaks
First Building Erected By Air Hives In Arkona
Andee Maureia, noted figure linked to San Bernardus Misgivs of Anatobi, is described as initiating the first construction in Arkona near the Paittéd Desert in Huplland. The ancient Puebla TOUS remains visible on the site, marking historic activity in the area.
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San Bernardus
Anatobi
Huplland
Arkona
Puebla
Chickens Turkeys Health Warning Ad Shows Remedy
Disease warning for poultry warns worms and pests threaten health and production. Star sulphurous compound given by water or feed claims to keep brood free of lice fleas and other pests while improving appetite health and eye production. John S Gibson Drug Company Ad.
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Risa
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Ady
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