Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington notes reveal munitions probes target Commerce War and State departments with Raushenbush leading. Hoover era high pressure foreign trade mentioned alongside arms sales to South America. Coolidge horse tale at Shoreham pool adds eccentric flavor amid Huey Long politics and Senate confirmations.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
South America
Mr. Hoover
Chaco
U. S Army
War Department
Stephen T. Raushenbush
Nye
Senate Munitions Committee
Commerce
Ward
Ferdinand Pecora
J. P. Morgan
Albert Wiggin
Finance
Raushenbush
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Tet Clark
Coolidge
Northampton
Shoreham
Mr. Coolidge
Huey
Satay
Louisiana
Senate
Daniel D. Moore
Finance Committee
Moore
Catarel Bradley
Rene A. Vinson
U.S
New Orleans
Judiciary Committee
Viosen
NEA Service
Rocky Mound Rev appointment detains pastor Saturday night
Neighbors of near Rossown filled Bro. K C. Bright's appointment here Saturday night and Sunday as he was detained at another place. Miss Doris Yarbour and Mrs. E. G. Rogers visited on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pickard visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near Rosswn
Laughter Is Best Cure For Family Troubles
A street car scene ends with a dog and a sparrow bringing unexpected humor to a day out. The author notes how laughter eases family stress and urges guardians to let children laugh with them, arguing humor is essential to well being.
Relatives Attend Shower at Shower Springs
Relatives gathered at Shower Springs on Sunday. Mrs Clifford Messer of New Hope visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Warren Pickard and family. Mr and Mrs Cecil Rogers and Miss Doris Yarbrough visited Mr and Mrs Dewey Hearden. Other calls included Mr and Mrs Dale Hunt with the Bud Hunt household. Mr Fay and Alma Fae visited Miss Jewell Bennett. The d H club met at Miss Helen Finchers and went to Dikes Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shower Springs
Clifford Messer
New Hope
Warren Pickard
Cecil Rogers
E. ©. Rogers
Doris Yarbrough
Dewey Hearden
Dale Hunt
Bud Hunt
Helen Fincher
Doyle Purtle
John Bill Jordan
Me and Mrs. Hammet
Hope
Mr. Fay
Alma Fae
Jewell Bennett
Dikes Springs
Mrs. Nix
Open Season for Kidnapings Evening With Bennet Family
Miss Jewell Bennet and her father are featured in the Open Season for Kidnapings evening, while Miss Elva Fickard was seen shopping in Hope on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Bennet
Elva Fickard
Hope
Local Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Travels
Ozan residents and visitors are listed with trips to Nashville Dallas Pharr and Arkadelphia. Families like Baker Hyatt Smith Jones Barrow Stuart Citty Robertson Green Smith Goodlett Butler Robins and others are noted for weekend visits departures and upcoming July plans with Memphis and Mineral Springs stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
B. A. Barrow
Lucille
Memphis
Barrow
H. GC. Stuart
Jeanette Citty
Ethel Robertson
Dallas
Texas
eBauly Salon
Helen Frances Citty
Pharr
Grace Green
Geeo Smith
Eugene Goodlett
Lillian Robins
Mineral Springs
Wilma Butler
Arkadelphia
L. J. Robins
Sam Carrigan
Milam Green
Frice Sandlin Jr
Billy Fred Robins
Deception and threat in Madeline kinship tale
Donna Gabriel impersonates Madeline Siddal to inherit a farm after Grandfather Siddal's stroke. Con David confronts her, warning that Madeline's fraud could trigger felony charges and a court battle while a hidden observer overhears them. The scene builds toward a dramatic continuation as old loyalties collide with legal risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Gabriel
Clreus
Madeline Siodal
Siddal
Madeline
Morey
Kin Hill Sud
David
Onpa
Bin
Emeet
Donna
Con
Ric
Coursa
Frm
Laatsie
Yokel
Tig
Grandfather
Love Lim
Elvents
Becausa
Jin
Bill
Dan
Bil
la Granddaughtur
Tim
Sidded
Madellie
Limon
Erica
Babente
Paulo
Phiy
Myo
Candidates Named for Democratic Primary in August 1934
The Star announces candidates for the Democratic primary action in August 1934. George W. Schooley, W. Aubry Lewis, Clarence E. Baker, J. B. Bearden, and Sheritt are listed as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
For
Sheritt
George W. Schooley
W. Aubry Lewis
Clarence E. Baker
J.B
Jim) Bearden
Glorifying Yourself in Rouge and Skin Tone
A vintage beauty guide advises selecting rouge to harmonize with natural skin tones, blending with daylight and window light, avoiding harsh edges, and applying full facial care steps. It outlines cleansing, applying tissue cream, gentle patting, icing with cotton pads, eye lotion, and a 15 minute rest before finishing with foundation, rouge, and powder.
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Fundraisers
Community updates include visits from Mrs. G. S. Smith and guests from Washington, a van club ice cream supper to furnish a kitchen, and the Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Jill Fare Stuart's home. Local graduation exercises in Nashville, weekly singing at the Methodist church, and notices of pie and baseball fundraisers are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
G. S. Smith
Nashville
Jerome Smith
Frank May
Reba
Washington
J. E. Goodlett
Texarkima
Vanning Club
Missionary Society of the M. B. Church
Jill Fare Stuart
Dudley Laueke
Phary
Texas
Clara Citty
Cornelia Citty
Severi
Ethel Robertson Deantee Citty
Dorothy Freeman
Doon Norwood
Dan Green
Hope
W. &. Stubins
Jettie Curtis
Friday results from Southern Association and American League
The Friday results show Southern Association games with Little Rock 4 def New Orleans 3 and Birmingham 10 over Memphis 4 with Chattanooga 3 against Atlanta and Knoxville and Nashville games listed. In the American League Detroit 13 defeated Chicago 5 while St. Louis beat Cleveland 8 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiremen
Atlanta
ATA Hope
Burton Ward
Southern Association
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Art Memphis
Knoxville
Birmingham
Lite Rock
Tetroit
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Boston i
Philadelphia
al Chigaye
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Little Rock
Chittanoogs
Memphis
Detreit
SL. Louis
Standings Roundup From Recent Baseball Scores
Philadelphia beat New York 4 1. Boston 3 defeated Washington 2. National League results show Philadelphia 3 over New York 2. Brooklyn won 10 to 1 against Boston while Cincinnati 4 topped Chicago 3. St Louis 6 defeated Pittsburgh 2 in another league game.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Phillelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings in Hope and Spring Hill
Mr and Mrs Perry Johnson and children visited the Hunt family in Hope Sunday night. Mrs Elbert Tarpley and children stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Edd Cullins in Spring Hill. Mr and Mrs Allen Johnson and Mrs M Moses spent Sunday with Me og, A Smith and family. Mr and Mrs Kennis Atkins and Mr and Mrs Sellers Atkins visited relatives at Holy Grove. Maggie Atkins accompanied them and is visiting her son and daughter there. Mrs Melvin Turner spent New Year with her daughter Mrs Joss Collins. Mr Walter Curr from Sheppard accompanied Edd Turner and family. Mr and Mrs Hugh Garnes and Mr and Mrs Bill Huckabee from Spring Hill visited Mr and Mrs Pigea Smith Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Johnson
Tehikdren
Mrs Hunt
Hope
Elbert Tarpley
Childrens
Edd Cullins
Springl
Allen Johnson
M. Moses
A. Smith
Kennis Atkins
Sellers Atkins
Holy Grove Toy
Maggie Atkins
Melvinn ‘Turner Spens
Joss Collins
Walter Curr
Sheppard Spear Aid
Edd Turner Ay
Hugh Garnes
Bill Huckabee
Spring Hill
Pigea Smith
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Justice
CE. Palmer
Alex
Washburn
Creeper Aga
Arkansas
Col
R R, Mcttormick
Hempsterd
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
The
Olive Roberts Barton
Fritz
Tatters
Cecil
Notch
Fritzy
Megs
SOL
Ozan
Waller Baker
J. M. Hyatt
Rush Jones
Baby
Bettie Fletcher
PovnTer
Politica Announcements
H. M. Stephens
Ray E. M’dowell
John W. Ridgdill
Isabelle Onsteal
R. J
Lee) Jones C. C
Crit
Stuart
DeRoan Township
Sullivan
Rocky Mound
Aera
Idabel Girls
Verver High School
Idabel Ta
Gaues Pila
George Clark
Moreland’s Drug Store
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
Third, & Washington
Roy Anderson
Lesa de WY Hope
ARK
Company
Howard Married
Amy Lowe
Jane
Him
Sophisers
Hope Star
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