Fragmented notes from a busy community meeting
The minutes recount a rambling schedule with social events, visits to the World’s Fair, birthday celebrations for Joan Card, and guests from Waterloo, Patmos, Bradley, and Little Rock. It mentions Wilfrey World’s Fair trips, garden flowers, and local hospitality among families and friends.
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Bride on a Budget Serial Story Chapter XI
Iris Whittaker faces financial ruin as Bart loses the insurance policies and a radio agency. The couple grapple with debt, social pressures, and a troubled marriage amid cold rain, sleepless nights, and a deteriorating home life. Heroes and heartbreak swirl through a midwestern college town.
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New Remedy for Ugly Husbands and Calotabs Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Calotabs as a remedy for temperamental spouses tied to “porpid liver” and heat. The copy claims calomel is combined with salts to cleanse the system, with one to five tablets at bedtime and a glass of water, promising a refreshed head and appetite the next day. Sold in checkerboard black and white packages bearing the Colotabs mark, price twenty-five cents, ten cent options also available.
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Unity Baptist Revival Draws Youth With Swafford Sermon
A revival at Unity Baptist Church on South Bh Street features Elder Z. W. Swafford, a young gospel preacher, with C. D. Sallee leading song and devotional services. Swafford delivered a heart warning message to a large crowd. schedule lists song service at 7:45 and preaching at 8:15.
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Arkansas Governor Seeks Bond Refund to Boost Highways
Governor Bailey told New York financiers at the Bankers Club that Arkansas will have twice as much money for highways if refunding $140 million in highway bonds succeeds. He outlined a plan to release surplus revenue while preserving balanced budgets and reducing debt, hoping to match future federal highway aid with state savings.
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Undistributed Tax Bill Clears House Amid Broad Backing
In Washington on Monday the House approved a revenue bill 458 to 1, striking down the undistributed profits tax and enacting related measures. The bill aims to remove deterrents to business growth and reenact several nuisance taxes, with Representative Winkham the sole dissenter.
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Farmers push for AAA parity and price support program
Representatives praised cooperation with Washington lawmakers on agricultural policy. They argued the Farm Bureau played a key role in creating and retaining the AAA, viewing the program as essential for economic security, farm price stability, and parity of income for farmers.
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Billions Idle From Government Borrowing Drives Bank Deposits
The article explains that higher deposits arose not from private borrowing but government borrowing. Banks bought government securities, effectively a government loan that boosted deposits. These funds did not flow into private investment, affecting overall investment activity and construction growth.
All-Kiwanis Night Update Promotes Library and Festival
All Kiwanis Night continues with promotion for the library watermelon festival and local groups. Earl W Bron leads entertainment featuring Kiwanis trio Olin Lewis Otho Taylor and Earl Erion plus arithmetic baseball. Buford Poe conducts bunting contest. prizes awarded to Mrs. R. F. Bowen and G Cliff Stewart. celebrations planned by Joe R Playd and J Pilkinton presides over ceremonies.
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Farm Bureau backs Agricultural Adjustment Act praises
The text recalls Chester A. Davis crediting the Farm Bureau as key in shaping the Agricultural Adjustment Act and notes support from Farm Bureau at national and state levels. It cites Senator Bankhead’s January radio address praising cooperative effort with farm organizations.
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Bartholomew Parents Sue for Million Damages
Los Angeles report states Freddie Bartholomew’s parents sue for 1.1 million alleging fraud and conspiracy to keep him from earnings and affection. They name guardian Millicent Mary Bartholomew, Cecil Bartholomew, and attorney Isaac Pacht, claiming lost earnings and punitive damages while detailing contracts and alleged influence.
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Neutrality Vote Is Asked by FDR
President Roosevelt urged Congress to pass neutrality legislation this session after White House talks with leaders. He signaled willingness to delay adjournment and even call a special session if action is not taken, marking a forceful push on a major foreign policy issue.
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Congress to press for decision on embargo repeal bill
Senator Barkley said if a new international crisis arises after Congress adjourns a decision would be pressed now. The debate centers on repealing the Allomalic embargo on arms shipments to nations at war. The Hull neutrality bill and administration measure aim for House action next week with Senate debate around July 1.
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Massachusetts Tax Debate Faces Final Action Next Week
Reports indicate a lawmaker argued against the taxes while urging quick finance committee action. The bill targets undistributed corporate profits with an annual $25,000 threshold, applying an 18 percent rate regardless of distribution, amid GOP opposition linked to New Deal era tax policy.
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