Beads Upon Life's Chain and Camp Joy Visits
A newspaper column blends a quoted poem about life and hope with local social notes. Highlights include Miss Nancy Fae Williams and friends departing for Camp Joyzelle near Monteagle, birthday celebrations for Barry Stewart in Vicksburg, and church circle activities in Texarkana plus travel of Dr and Mrs Cannon and Mr and Mrs Welch from San Francisco after the AMA convention.
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G. EB. Cannon
Charles Welch
San Francisco
Calif
The
American Medical Association
Gardens Are Given Continued From Page One
The article describes a historic village centered around greens with public buildings including Clinton Inn the Chapel of Martha Mary named for the mothers of Me and Mrs Henry Ford. It references the village schools the Logan county courthouse the town hall and general store and notes that millions of dollars have been invested.
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Luseum
Thomas Edison
Clinton Inn
Martha Mary
Henry Ford
Logan County
State Help for Movie Stars Tour Opens In Arkansas
Investors push to buy diverse items catalog while Arkansas schoolchildren prepare a recap of the trip. The Canadian cities inspection tour nears Toronto and Montreal as teachers gather material. The train tunnel under the river holds 60 feet of water as travelers pass through. Customs officers will decide what bags contain.
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Arkansas
Toronto
Montreal
Little
Big
Ole
Young
Canara
Council action sparks Benton light district clash
In Benton Arkansas residents voiced anger as four aldermen toppled from office by Judge H B Means battles over control of the city owned light district come to a head. An ordinance to wrest control faces a July 5 meeting and potential legal wrangle, citing Section 76 of the Digest and Special Act 274 of 1921 governing the district and plant operation.
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Benton
Ark
H. B. Means
Fupe
Bention
Elistrict
Representative Coffelt
Crowded Arkansas Farm Program Features Tours and Talks
At the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture a packed schedule includes a noon dinner and musical program in the amphitheater, speeches by Mrs. W. L. Woods and Gov. Carl E. Bailey, a Kentucky Farm Bureau secretary, and a landscape tour for women led by Eva Posey and Melva Bullington. Afternoon demonstrations cover pasture care for men, fruit and truck station work, and meat inspection insights, with leaders P. L. Beton, R. S. Woodward, C. I. Simmons, and C. Smith guiding sessions.
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Sity
Arkansas College of Agricul Wire
Cornice J. Bonslagel
University of Ark College of Agriculture
Lpm
G. W. Ware
Fruit and Truck Branch
Mrrs
W. L. Woods
State Council of Home
Carl E. Bailey
Arkansa
Ben Kilgore
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Eva Posey
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Melva Bullington
Kempstead County
Beton
R. 8
Stories in Stamps Introducing New Faces to U S Stamps
A historical overview traces the 1869 U S pictorial stamp series, noting public ridicule and its quick replacement in 1870. It details the stamp values, changes through 1832, and the emergence of new faces—Henry Clay, Webster, Scott, Hamilton, Perry, Taylor, Garfield, Stanton—plus a reproduced blue Franklin stamp for display.
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Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Winfield Scott Alexander Hamilton
Commodore Perry
Zachary Taylor
Garfield
Stanton
Blue Franklin
Houden
NEA Service
Proletarian Moscow to Have 4000 Taxis by Year End
Moscow plans 4 000 taxis by year end amid a rise from 1200 taxis in May to serve a city of about 4 million. Taxi hiring remains stand based with few cruising cabs still unknown and 65 stands plus 250 retained stands across prominent squares.
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Moscow
Ned
Central dispatch office coordinates corrected order
The correction has been ordered through the central dispatcher's office to ensure proper coordination. Details remain limited but the adjustment aims to streamline communication and delivery.
Nippon Cafe Girl Rewarded and Fined in Tokyo
Sumiko Terada a Tokyo cafe hostess was praised for civic virtue after a patron stole money at a bar and she notified police. He was arrested and she received a reward of three yen, but was fined ten yen for violating an ordinance against leaving with patrons after midnight, net loss seven yen.
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Tokyo
Sumiko Terada
Miss Herada
Mrs Milburn Reported to Be Critically Ill
Mrs Milburn, mother of Richard Milburn, was reported critically ill Thursday at her home on North Hervey Street. She suffered a broken hip in a fall months ago that never fully healed.
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Mra. M. Milburn
Richard Milburn
North Hervey Street
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Ant Youth
Nancy Fae Winiame
Mary Wilson
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Mare Gery Dildy
Martha White
Hig City
Eleanor Seamore
Pulton
Camp Joyzelle
Monte Ie
iMr
J. RB. Williams
Barry Stewart
Jack Stewart
Vicksburg
BP. Stewart
North Herry Street
F. W. Hall
Ewen Evans
A. L. Black
Frank R. Johnson
Jerry
Texarkana
Circle No. 4
First Baptist Church
Bynum Easterling
Sceva Gibson
Grady Street
D. Cook
W. R. Hamilton
Today & Fri
Spencer Tracy
Ann Dvorak
William Boyd
John P. Cox Drug Co
Malgreendigency Drug Store
Outinay
Fiona
Ier
Rudolph Valentino
Jean Acker Valentino
Merriam of
California
THURS
FBI
Freddie Bartholomew
Lionel Barrymore
Melvyn Douglas
Captains Courageous
Buck Jones
Heathin East
Tom Keene
Woman
Devil Dogs
Pairot Aon
Ort
Cocoanut Grove
Warriet Hilliard
Wacht Glub Boys
Ben Blue
Rue Dass
Billy Lee
Thar Webs A Esa
U. S
Kere
Cleveland
Emma Kruis
Robert
Richard
Jessie Ferguson
Herbert
Wilfred
Nippon Cafe
Haiti
Bill
Hanes Sports & Shirts
HANES
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston- Salem
N.C
Glmias
Ladies Specialty Shop
Wm.r. Moore Dry Goods Co
Memphis
Rephan
Loretta Young
Rephan’s
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