Behind the Scenes in Washington and the New Dealers
Rodriguez Dutcher reports on steel workers visiting Washington to meet Roosevelt and pressure for a steel industry settlement. The scene reveals tension with Johnson and NRA leaders, hints at possible strikes, and notes divisions over peacemaking with labor. Ickes buttons story adds human interest while Hopkins urges restraint on relief chiselers.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Oldline
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Steel Union
Jcal
A.F. of L
General Johnson
Johnson
Tess
Matt Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
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Johnsson
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Bill Green
Miss Perkins
Wagner
National Labor Board
Neatness Starts In Childhood Says Olive Barton
Olive Barton argues parents must teach children neatness as a daily habit. She cites littered parks like Frick Park and New York Central Park, noting park police delays and the need for consistent cleanup. She recalls farmers charging for litter cleanup and urges instilling responsibility early to curb careless behavior.
Choosing Flowers to Wear in Your Hair This Summer
The text offers fashion guidance on hair adornments for summer, suggesting orchids for certain complexions, gardenias and camellias for taller figures, and nosegays of sweet peas and lilies for softer looks. It notes orchids last longer, advises artistic placement, and mentions red, white and blue anemones for a bold style. It ends with a stray line about steering trouble and farming figures.
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Nature
Come Home First Train Bill Ends a Farm Scandal
Donna arrives back at the Dill farm after a deception involving Madeline and Dan David unfolds. Grandfather’s will and a hidden letter reveal Madeline’s deception, and Bill confronts Donna about trust and truth. Donna pleads for forgiveness as reveal of Madeline’s death clarifies motives and love.
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Donna
Madeline
Yan
Bill
Sam
Amog Siddal
Bil
Don David
Arkansas Roads Getting 28 Million From New Federal Fund
The federal highway act apportionment totals 200 million dollars with Arkansas receiving 28,049,000. The fund aims to start July 1 and be spent in a set county plan. state highways director J Fr Rhyne explains distribution mirrors prior allotments but with county spending requirements.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tumwel
New Yorke
California
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
J. Fr. Rhyne
Ryan
Rhyne
New U S Control Groups Launched
Washington reports rapid moves toward federal regulation with two major rules for stock exchanges and a new communications commission. The stock market bill imposes extensive reporting and rulemaking, while the communications measure creates a seven member board to oversee telegraph, telephone, and radio firms, superseding the present Radio Commission. A third commodities bill is slated for the next session to curb speculation and grain price manipulation.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Fioe
Senate
Radio Commission
Harriman Case Verdicts Echo Judge Knox’s Caution
Judge Knox tells jurors Harriman is guilty on all counts while noting the share of doubt about Austin. Government witnesses Peguy Hopkins Joyce and Constance Talmadge testified about accounts in the defunct bank. Much testimony covered efforts to manipulate the bank stock and a reference to a new 103000 military hangar opened at Feltsfield Spokane Washington.
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C. Knox
Judge Knox
Harriman
Austin
Mr. Harriman
Boy 14 Faces Court Ruling After Alleged Offense
The judge vowed to avoid sending the boy to a penitentiary and granted a stay of execution. Rogrilski, arrested after claiming innocence about the Beitlow child, admitted removing her clothing to look at her. He said jail offers food and milk, unlike his home where he mostly drinks water.
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Rogrilski
Beitlow
WILLIS SMITH Suffering From Leg Infection After Injury
Willis Smith who played on the high school team, was injured in a scrimmage season in November and now battles an infected leg. He graduated in 133 and attended State Teachers College at Conway. The ailment forced him to stay out of school most of the time, was treated in Little Rock, and worsened after returning home this spring before being moved to Shreveport on Tuesday.
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New York
Washington Central Park
New York City
Washington
Rock Creek Fork
Saturday Evening Post
Inns
Stith
State Teachers College
Conway
Little Rock
Shreveport
Sunday preaching drew Holly Grove crowd
Sunday afternoon services at Holly Grove drew a local congregation. Visitors included Vera Reeves and two children from Center Point, Juttie Watkins of New Hope with Mrs. Carl Evans, Clyde and Dewey Burke and Jeff Derive from Shawnee, and the Atkins family from Saraton, plus various relatives and neighbors. A newborn son arrived to Joel Hartsfield, June 1, with extended family visiting Hope area.
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Vera Reeves
Center Point
M. W. Berryberry
Juttie Watkins
New Hope
Carl Evans
Clyde
Dewey Burke
Jeff Derive
Shawnee
Okla
Sellows Atkins
Barbara Jean
Saraton
J. C. Atking
Everett Merton
Dewey Wortey
Shermim Rothberts
Hope
Clarence Ross
Yeager
Joel Hartsfield
Bewden
Hale
Bowden
Fat Folks Lose Weight Feel Fine
Mrs. Jessie Martin of San Francisco praises Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss aid. She reports losing 14 pounds in a month and notes others claim up to 100 pounds lost, with improved health like lower blood pressure and better breathing.
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Jessie Martin
San Francisco
Kruschen
John S. Gibson DrugCo
Druggsists
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Hampstead County
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Holly Grove
Henry Merton
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Dale Atking
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Denver Hembree
Mozelle Clark
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