South Arkansas Society Notes Highlight Local Guests
A society column lists visits and church activities. Highlights include R. A. Hearson of Austin and Markana as Sunday guests, Miss Margery Bell of Little Rock visiting Miss Jane Lon, and plans delayed for a First Baptist Sunday School event. Also noted are travels to Gulfport and Little Rock, with local families hosting relatives during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Hearson
Austin
3Xarkana
Margery Bell
Little Rocke
iMsa
Jane Lon
Philhen
First Baptist Sun
Dante
Martindale
Veport
Miss
Sime
Tory Academy
Sparing The Rod Allara'n Australia Fifty Teacher Retirement
The text notes N F Spielvogel retiring as headmaster and mentions an Australian context with references to discipline and teaching experience. It presents a fragmented report of tenure ending and a guiding attitude toward student conduct alongside retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
N. F. Spielvogel
Chip
Cipher Bureau Mystery Opens One Day Run at New Theater
The New Theater presents Cipher Bu gent a mystery drama detailing counter espionage methods of the United States government. Leon Amesonat leads a quartet with Don Dilleway Charlotte Wynters and Joan Woodbury as spy and secretary scenes, plus comedy by Sidney Miller. Production by Charles Lamont with Arihuy Hoerl screenplay and Ralph Berger art direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Monroe Shaff
Cipher Bureau
Washington
Kiresu
Leon Amescnat
Don Dilleway
Charlotte Wynters
Joan Woodbury
Tenen Holtz
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Walter Bahn
Joe Romantini
Joan Smart
Sidney Miller
Joel Pennee
Charles Lamont
Shirley Temple
Arihuy Hoerl
Ralph Berger
Private Investment Flow and the Concept of Savings
The text explains two kinds of savings: expendable savings for future purchases and investment savings for retirement. It discusses how money saved at home or in a bank remains inactive until loaned or invested, at which point it becomes productive by funding investment goods like buildings or stores that generate income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Jie
Atlantic Clipper makes historic transatlantic hop to Lisbon
The Atlantic Clipper carried 12 crew and 8 reporters on a record Atlantic crossing from New York to Lisbon. Captain Culbertson piloted the faster than sound flight covering 3,447 miles in 23 hours 50 minutes with a fuel stop at Horta. Passengers paid 375 dollars for swift oceanic travel and sleep in comfortable berths amid the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Alane
America
Europe
New World
Atlantic
W. D. Culbertson
New York
Marta
Azores
Mae
Horta
Thiriceh
Sil
Dennis
Bari
Marriner
Newport
R. 1
Marsciflu
Mrs Eva Taylor to National Meet and World’s Fair Visit
Mrs Eva Taylor, national representative of Woodmen Circle, sails to New York City for the national convention June 26 to 29. She will be joined in Little Rock by several national officers for meetings and a two day school after the convention. She plans to attend the World’s Fair and visit Newark, New Jersey, after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva BD. Taylor
Hope
Woodmen
Elie
Society
New York City
Litfe Rock
Tiesa L. Canada
Elizabeth C. Geyer
Tressie Golsticker
Annie L. Brown
LitWe Rock
Taylor
Saylor
Legion of Honor
Lay
J. L. Ricks
Newark
N. J
Bailey Seeks Loan to Refund Debts at New York Fair
Governor Carl E. Bailey of Arkansas traveled to New York for Arkansas Day at the fair and announced he would stay until securing 140 million dollars from private sources to refund the state's highway debt. He highlighted roads, parks, culture, and the tuberculosis program as proof of progress, with family and official aides present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Bailey
Arkansas
New York
New York World's Fair
Bailey
Perulorn Hall
Arkansans
Court of Peace
U. S. Army Navy
Marine Corps
Grover Whalen
Ery Lon Hall
Governor of Friends
Fair
America
Urges Continuance of Monetary Powers
Washington senator Wagner urges the continuation of the administrator's emergency monetary powers for two more years. He contends the move would contribute to domestic recovery and to international monetary stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wagner
D-N
Thomas Child Entered in Popularity Contest
The Hope Band Auxiliary announced that Master Hill Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Thomas, has been entered in the city wide baby popularity contest. His photo appears at the Krager store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hope Band Auxiliary
Master Hill Thomas
Charles O. Thomas
Krager
Douglas Corrigan Flying Irishman On Screen in Dramatic Film
Douglas Corrigan the famed Wrong Way flyer stars as himself in a radio film about his life up to his New York to Dublin solo flight. The production portrays his struggles, family support, and relentless pursuit of an airline career with a patched plane and scarce funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REQ Radio
the Risle
Douglas
Corrigan
New York
Dublin
Doug
California
Ireland
Jeanno
Codrigan
Paul Kelly
Carri
Dot
Robert Armstrong
Eddie Quills
Harry
Donald MacBrigan
Dorothy Peterson
Dorothy Appleby
Joyce Compton
Leigh Jason
Pandro S. Berman
Three Die as Providence Apartment Fire Rages
A large Edgewood building fire traps three on fourth floor killing an elderly couple and a former vaudeville performer. Eddie Healey 44 leaped from his window, burning, and died after rescue efforts fail. Twenty five people injured. five seriously. Bodies of Mr and Mrs Booth found hours later amid debris.
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Providence
Edgewood
Eddie Healey
Sting
Healey
Cross
William A. Booth
Lioness Encounters Man Around Mountain in New Mexico
Alber Allen, a tree surgeon near Albuquerque, faced a mountain lioness in a startling encounter. He raised his left arm to shield his face and used a hatchet with his right hand as the feline swiped and roared. He climbed a tree for safety. the lioness fled before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Alberallen
Lewallen
Leanel
Sid
Old ships repurposed for convoy duty in Royal Navy
Fortsmouth England report notes the Royal Navy converts a dozen old cruisers and about 30 obsolete destroyers into convoy ships training vessels and reserve fleet roles for the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortsmouth
Eng
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Equine Fan Mail From LA Noted by City Fans
In Los Angeles a retired thoroughbred receives more than 75,000 messages from fans. The horse, once a standout racer, now inspires a steady flood of mail as admirers share memories and support for its long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Fulton man enlists in U.S. Army infantry unit
Bulleti In Army Frank H. Swann Jr of Route 1 Box 1 Fulton Arkansas has enlisted in the United States Army for service in Infantry Ft Francis E Warren Wyoming. He has been forwarded 10 thatulation for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Swann, Jr
Box 1
Fulton
Arkansas
United States Army
Infantry
Ft. Francis
E. Warren
Wyoming
Oklahoma Bishop Preaches at First Methodist Tuesday
Bishop C. C. Seleemsan of Oklahoma City will preach at the First Methodist church at 4 o clock Tuesday night. The public is invited to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Seleemsan
Oklahoma City
First Methodist
Dobkin's Outburst After Birmingham Incident Seized by Horse
An incident in Birmingham sees Dobkin angrily reacting as a horse seized a driver aid. The animal grabbed the vietlin and lifted it, then shook, but the driver’s proper actions are credited with preventing extensive injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Eng
Anderson Woman Is On Trial Again
Circuit Judge Earl Wilt recessed court until after noon Monday for the third trial of Lucille Anderson, 34, after four jurors exhausted the regular panel. Mrs. Anderson is charged with murder in connection with the robbery slaying of Eldon Cooley, a grocery company official, here last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Earl Wilt
Lucille Anderson
Juro
Regula
Mrs. Anderson
Robery
Eldon Cooley
Grocery Company
Mother Confesses (Continued from Page One)
The piece details Mrs Fink facing the maximum penalty in Ohio, her Clyde origins, and work at a confectionery. It notes her marriage to Fink, and their secret Indiana wedding in 1935. Velma Baker is also mentioned, along with a football game in Ann Arbor. A baby named Blonde Baby Haldon is described as vigorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fink
Clyde
St. Paul's
Angelia
Ind
Ann Arbor
Haldon
Investment goods and saving sustain national income
The text explains how savings fund investment goods that produce future income. If savings accumulate without being invested, certain industries cannot revive and the national income cannot reenter circulation. Keeping private investment active keeps money income in use and funds consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalion
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Sid Henry
Misser Maude
Frances Lips
Phere
Little Rock
Wiss Maude Wynn
Ashdown
W. W. Duckett
C. Wy. Nunn
Mrs Nunn
Heber Perking
Stampy. Ee
Allen Garrison
Anly
Mra
BD. H. Alpscombe
Nases Omera Lymns
Jewell Bartard
Bartlett
Little Reck
J. G. Martindale
Gulfport
Lune
Saul
the Flying Irishman
Clark Gable
iMatinee
Alice Faye
Tyrone Power
Jolson
Washington Square
Maureen O'Sullivan
Henry Fonda
MacDonald
O Eddy
Hey Garrillo
King and Queen
Washington, D. C
Leon Ames
Soan
Charlotte
Donald DiWway
Wednesday
Truesday
Robert An BT
Taylor—Ip
Tuk Crowd Boars
Atlantic Clipper
Merry Hull
Eva Taylor
Woodmen Circle
Thomas Child
Douglas Corrigan
Man
Bulleti
Oklahoma
Dobkin
Carter
Anderson
Cooley
Chesterfield
Fred Waring
Radio
NBC
Poley
Coprrighe
Jancerr & Nyggs Togarcy Co
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