Wedding and social notices from Hope area gathered in one week
The Hope area features a series of social items including a wedding at Our Lady of Hope Catholic church with Miss Teresa Urban in beige and a yellow wedding gown, Raymond Urban as best man, and plans for a Saturday theater wedding sponsored by the Hope Band Auxiliary. Also noted are guests visiting from Pittsburgh and Muskogee, bridge benefits at the Country Club, and a Kraft cheese plant manager Mr Alexander. Mrs J W So Miss Wimberly and other locals attend visits in Shreveport and Little Rock. The Hope Chapter of OES meets at the Musinic hall and nursing updates accompany visiting relatives and residents.
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Auiel Mey
Stevi Gibson
Chas
Duan Gibson
Hot Springs
Arkansas | Pharmaceution! Association
Old
Pearl Middlebrooks
Olemulgee
Okla
Teresa Urban
Raymond J. Urban
Hope High School
South Main Street
Hope
Alexander
Kraft Cheese
Othe
Swenger
Hope Band
Auxily
Collin Bailey
Mariel Benreden
Mary Neil Carter
Frances Carter
Evelyn Dassett
Audrey McAdams
Marsdell Bailey
Travia Ward
Mack Turner
Frex Taylor
Thomas Quimby
Thomas Franks
Carolyn Cox
Nancy Shults
Billy Herndon
Joh Warren Brannan
Congress Held In
The Senate advanced a government agencies deficit bill with 10 000 0 in minor amendments. Congress delayed action until Thursday to reconcile Senate and House bills. The Senate sent to the White House a measure creating unemployment compensation for railroad workers funded by a 3 percent wage tax up to 200 a month. No move to revive RFC loans to car builders emerged as rail unions resisted wage cuts of 15 percent.
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House
Chamber
Senate
White House
RFC
Chinese babies abandoned. fate tied to nourishment
Report notes many deserted infants in northern China face slim chances of survival even when found and cared for. Undernourishment is cited as the main cause as the camel remains the chief beast of burden in the region.
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Northern
China
Inflation by Devaluation Discussed in Roosevelts Era
The article analyzes how a 40 to 50 percent devaluation of the dollar under President Roosevelt would alter gold value to about 35 to 50 dollars an ounce. It argues that without issuing new dollars to match devaluation, the old dollar remains anchored, and suggests potential government actions to achieve effective inflation through gold profits and increased domestic spending.
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Roosevelt
No Customers So Managers Fired In Moscow Retail Shakeup
Seven heads of Moscow's Retail Trade Department were ousted amid deficiencies in stores and markets. They faced blame for bread shortages, spoiled fruit, empty shelves, and reduced restaurant openings. Former leaders Veitzer and Weitzer linked to supply woes. Zelensky executed in a treason case. Pozdnysheff removed for failed fruit and vegetable purchases.
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Moscow
Russia
Comnissariat
Veril
Israel Weitzer
Bincade
Communist Party
Javda
M. P. Smirnoff
Veitzer
JA. Zelensky
G. D. Palchikovsky
Home Trade Commissariat
Ivanoff
AL N. Pozdnysheff
Army engineers allot funds for rivers and harbors work
Washington Army engineers allocated 122 million dollars from War Department funds for the coming year to rivers harbors flood control and related projects. Of the total 61.7 million supports new and maintained improvements while 60.7 million goes to flood control tasks with specific maintenance allotments for Red River below Fulton Ark and other Arkansas and Louisiana sites.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Department of War
Roosevelt
Red River
Fulton
Ark
Quachita
Black Rivers
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas River
Little Rock
Using a Yellow Filter to Mark Sky in Outdoor Photos
The article extols blue skies as key to outdoor pictures and explains how a yellow color filter preserves sky tones, making clouds and background dramatic. It advises photographing sky behind people and landscapes, noting exposure guidance from filter instructions and benefits for color or monochrome work.
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Uae
Sudeten Germans Push for Expanded Minority Rights
Prague reports ministers reviewed a revised Sudeten German demand list after long talks with Hodza and Konrad Henlein supporters. Key aims include equality with Czechs, recognition of 3.5 million Germans, German territory with self rule, minority protections outside, German officials, and right to declare German nationality plus adherence to German ideology.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Milan Hodza
Konrad Henlein
Hodza
Czech
Henlein
Wreck Injures Four Enroute From Norfolk to Chicago
Two more injured Wednesday night on the way to Chicago after a crash. Mrs. Hoffman suffered a broken jaw fractured skull broken kneecaps and leg fractures. Her husband has a broken right ankle and knee. Others hurt include Mrs. Robert E Davenport and her children from Norfolk Virginia who were not seriously injured and stayed several days at Josephine hospital before leaving for San Diego. An unrelated Easter custom note follows about Chinese honoring ancestors.
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Chicago
Etiquette Quiz From a 1938 Guide on Dinner Dress and Manners
A series of etiquette questions covers leaving a tea without bidding farewell, responding to invitations to meet Miss Davis, recognizing formal dress for telephoned dinner invites, appropriate informal attire like white flannel trousers with a blue coat, thanking waitresses, and guest prize versus high score prize at a bridge party.
Inheritance Law Shaped by State Rules in Social Security
Texarkana Arkansas Federal official John H. Cooter notes how death with earnings under the Social Security Act triggers state descent and distribution rules. A Missouri case shows coequal shares for parents and siblings, while Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma favor parental shares. widows and orphans vary by state. Future benefits could rise substantially as wage credits grow, with the federal policy aiming for equitable distribution.
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Texarkana
Ark
John H. Cooter
Social Security Board
Cooter
Iman
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Barnum Circus Plowed Field by Elephant Power
In Bridgeport Connecticut during its winter headquarters a Barnum circus worker plowed a field using an elephant to advertise the show for railroad passengers nearby.
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P. T. Barnum
Bridgeport
Conn
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Harry W. Shiver
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