American Legion Auxiliary to meet on Wednesday in city
Community notices recount the Legion Auxiliary regular meeting set for Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. H. Kyler's home on South Hamilton. Other items include a preschool study group 4 PM Wednesday at Mrs. Oliver Erringer home, and a flower mission program Thursday at 3 PM hosted by Mabel Wthridge and Mrs. W. Y. on Main Street.
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American Legion Auxilary
H. ©. Kyler
South
Hamilton Street
Oliver Erringer
Mas Aline Johnson
Bard Street
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Mabel Wthridge
W. Y
Jr. N. Main Street
Congress Finally Continues Debate on Measure Amid Independents Vote
Congressional coverage notes independents uniting with the majority after a brief discussion led by Dill and others. Hastings revisits the measure, signaling ongoing parliamentary maneuvering and potential shifts in support as the debate proceeds.
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Dill
Hastings
Evangelist Preaches Power of God's Word at Church
Chester Estes spoke Monday night at the Church of Christ on the power of the Word of God. He argued people seek supernatural signs over scripture, demonstrated the Word's power, and cited Bible verses about conversion, purification, and spiritual strength. Mr Isles plans a Jerusalem theme for evenings as L. Bradley of Morrilton directs a pre-service song drill.
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Evangelis
Chester Estes
Church of Christ
Naaman
Jerusalem
Isles
Jeru
L. Bradley
Morrilton
Arkansas
Ice Cream Supper At Blevins High School
An ice cream supper will be hosted Saturday night in the Blevins High School building by the Blevins Home Demonstration Club. Proceeds benefit a community fund. A fall evening of entertainment features a beauty contest and a cake prize. music by the John Ridghill string band. County evangelists will be invited to make announcements.
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Blevins High School
Blevins Home Demonstration Club
John Ridghill
Filibuster Ends as Hastings Capsizes Standby Drive
Reports say Sonle the firm pressed to resume his filibuster reading reports pamphlets and transcripts of committee hearings. Party leaders patched up ties with insurgents and waited for a chance to break the filibuster. Hastings capitulated as the jam broke and the stalemate collapsed.
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Sonle
Hastings
Festival revival for Hope Watermelon festival dropped
The Young Business Men's Association decided against reviving the Hope Watermelon festival due to insufficient financial backing from Hope's business houses. Reports from downtown canvass showed limited support and cooperation among local business and professional men, making further civic revival unlikely.
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Hope
Young Business Men's Association
Air Corps Chief Will Be Ousted
A house investigation committee unanimously recommended the immediate removal of Maj. Gen. Benjamin D. Foulois as chief of the Army Air Corps. The report to the Secretary of War and to President Roosevelt accuses Foulois of dishonesty, misconduct, inefficiency, inaccuracy, unreliability, incompetency and mismanagement. It praises the younger officers who flew under his direction and urges action without delay to improve morale and material. The report was signed by Chairman Rogers and Democrat members Hill Montet and Harter.
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Washington
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Secretary of War
House
Roosevelt
Foulois
Air Corps
Rogers
New Hampshire
Hill
Alabama
Montet
Louisiana
Harter
Report cites air corps contract abuses and illegal negotiation
The committee faults Army Air Corps procurement under the 1926 act, accusing wilful violations and favoritism in airplane purchases achieved by negotiation rather than competitive bidding. It warns the current system harms air defense and impels reform before Congress reconvenes, noting confidential defense details prevent full disclosure.
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Air Corps Act
Judge Advocate General
Army
Air Corps
Home Clubs Belton Meeting Focuses on Jelly and Cheese
The Belton club gathered June 12 at Mrs. J. L. Eley's home with nine regular members, one new member Mrs. Alfred Peters, and five visitors. Demonstrations covered jelly and cheese making. The next meeting will host Mrs. J. W. Siddon. on July 10 demonstrations will cover fruit and vegetable canning. Two of our current U. S. senators are blind.
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Belton
Belton Club
J. L. Eley
Alfred Peters
J. W. Siddon
Ten Killed as Cuba Patriots Parade Ends in Gunfire
Havana reports a machine gun ambush on ABC parade goers during a two day political event. Casualties include at least ten dead and fifty wounded with three women among the dead. police deny an auto fire scene while conflicting reports claim four Polish occupants were burned.
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Havana
Cuba
ABC
Prado
ABC Society
Information
Fire clash interrupts marchers near Fraternity Park
A burst of fire erupts as marchers guard a flag bearing their leader. The flag bearer holds aloft while victims fall, comrades return fire and the attackers break. The group then marches to Fraternity Park four blocks away amid shouting and singing.
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Neptune Street
Jens
Fraternity Park
New Powder MELLO GLO Introduces Youthful Face Powder
MELLO GLO the new powder promises to keep skin from expanding and preserve youth with a four through French process that makes it stay on longer apply smoothly and not clog skin its special tint aims for a youthful look available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes
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