Labor Board Reforms Near White House Review
Bruce Catton notes tenant issues as Wagner changes reply. The Harry Hopkins advisory council finalizes Wagner Act amendments including boosting Labor Board to five members, letting employers petition for elections, and easing employer discussions on labor problems. Hopkins backs the plan but will consult Perks and Madden before presenting final recommendations to the President.
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Wagner
Harry Hopkins
Business Advisory Council
White House
Labor Board
Hopkins
Labor
Perks
Madden
Fisherwoman at 68 Overcomes Fall To Land Husky Trout
Lizale fal ster of QUINAULT Washington defies age and danger. In a boat she toppled overboard while wrestling a husky trout but regrouped, reboarded, and landed the fish despite the stumble. Her quip about the fall shows her light heart and courage.
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Quinault
Wash
Lizale Falster
Minister who Mated Edward and Wallis Faces Hard Times
HOLLYWOOD based report on Rev. Robert Jardine the former vicar of St. Paul's Darlington who married Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson two years ago. He says American churches boycott him for the union and he and his wife Maude live modestly while continuing limited ministry. He recalls peace telegram from Edward and notes little contact with the Duke. He plans Vesper services and small talks as he questions America’s liberalism.
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Hollywood
Edward
Robert Anderson Jardine
St. Paul's
Darlington
England
Church of England
Wallas
Warfield Simpson
Churches of
Mr. Jardine
Maude
Duke of Windsor
Occa
Sion
Jardine
America
United States
Chicago
Bart
Milan
Iris
Bart Darling
Garrett Memorial Baptist Revival Opens With Messages
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church in Hollis hosts a revival led by Pastor Hollis A. Purtle with Rev. E B Jones delivering the opening message Monday night titled Made Straight. Jones aims to guide sinners toward the one who can remove guilt and power of sin. services are scheduled twice daily at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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Garrett Memorial
Clock Over a Century Old Delights Bowling Green
Barber J. E. Bibb owns a wooden clock more than 100 years old that keeps accurate time and hourly chimes. Its entire mechanism is wooden with only tiny metal pins joining wooden bearings and axles, showcasing a historic craft.
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Bowling Green
J. E. Bibb
Pattern 8522 Dress and Bolero for Spring and Summer
Pattern 8522 offers a perforated dress with optional sleeves, a slim waist, and a circular skirt. Paired with a lule bolero, it suits street wear and sports. Made of pique linen gingham or hauste, sizes 12 to 20. Cost details and fabric amounts listed. book with 25 cent pattern available from Hope Star Pattern Bureau.
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Ab W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
New Light On Spy of Revolution from General Washington Spies
A review of Morton Pennypacker’s General Washington's Spies reveals how Washington formed an early secret service drawn from prominent families. The excerpt centers on Nathan Hale and the 1776 council of war decisions near Harlem Heights and Murray's house as British plans loom.
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Washington
America
New York
Harlem Heights
General Putnam
Robert Murray
Lindley Murray
Murray’s
Long Island
Home economics shift boosts cotton use in homes
Hempstead home agent Melva Bullington Cotton notes southern families still rely on cotton for income as exports decline. Miss Sybil Bates of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture highlights profitable home use of cotton for cushions, couches, chairs, and bee covers, urging farm women to adopt the practice.
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Sybil Bates
Nome Industries
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Nathan Hale Volunteered for Perilous Mission on Short Notice
Washington sought a man of quick eye and steady nerve for a critical service. Lieutenant Colonel Knowlton convened officers and called for volunteers. A pale young officer then spoke, pledging to take the task, and the name revealed was Captain Nathan Hale.
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Washington
Knowlton
Nathan Hale
Do It Yourself Home Upholstery And Roach Control Tips
Read instructions for making a couch frame using lumber burlap and springs followed by coverings and pillows. Then housewife expert Ida A. Fenton from University of Arkansas outlines roach control using sodium fluoride powder applied along baseboards and walls to deter cockroaches during summer.
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Ida A. Fenton
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fenton
Vellir
Budget Bride Drives Husband Toward Frugal Plan
Iris and Bart star in a serial tale of frugality as budget pressure and mismatched appetites test their marriage. Bart discovers their costs balloon to at least twenty five dollars weekly, while Iris covertly battles heat and fatigue hosting budget dinners and late night cleaning.
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Ellen
John Kent
Bayshore Plaza
Guild
Iris
Bart
Bart Whittaker
Fire reports and repeated arson-like alerts in Western New York
A truck driver passing the B P Aldrich farm near Sheridan reported a barn fire to the sheriff. Four years earlier at about the same time the same driver alerted authorities about the Aldrich onion in Hamel.
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Buppalg
N. Y
New York
B. P. Aldrich
Sheridan
Aldrich Ohmon
Hamel
Nash's C. and L. Tonic advertised as Southern cure
An advertisement urges readers to try Nash's C and L Tonic for biliousness constipation and general fatigue. It claims a Southern maker understands regional ailments and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement within one week. Sold in Hope at John S. Gibson Drug Co.
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Nash
John S. Gibson Drug Co
North Carolina Leads Nation in Home Garden Vegetable Value
North Carolina tops all states in value of garden vegetables grown for home use. The state records the highest total among growers, reflecting substantial home gardening activity and harvests across counties.
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North Carolina
States
Union
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Rogers Daily News
Rogers Democeat
Arkansas Press Association
Hot Springs
Bruce Catton
Rockefeller Center
King Edward
Wallis Warfield
Ming
Jae
Carol Day
Hempstead
Melva Bullington
Irly
Tomoorrow
Tris
Staid
Kent
FIA
Harry W. Shiver
Mainlin
Amous Nash
C. & L. Tonic
C. & I. Tonic
Maslaria
South
Penney's
Cynthia
Terry
Men & Boys
Bemberg
Kunaly Company
Tacwipurarved
Post Office
Ward & Son
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