Professors Take Key Roles in NRA Recovery Plan
Washington reports economists from Yale and other universities joining NRA advisory councils as General Johnson looks to scientists for guidance. Willard Thorp and Walton Hamilton join Leon Henderson in shaping policy, with daily council meetings and hopes of steering industry labor and consumer interests. Anna Roosevelt Collins entertains in Nevada as Pecora seeks trusted custody for sensitive stock market files.
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Recovery Administration
General Johnson
New Deal
Johnson
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Willard L. Thorp
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Industrial and Labor Advisory Boards
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Hamilton
Yale
Felix Frankfurter
Winfield S. Riefer
Dexter M. Keezer
CAB
Thorp
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
National Emergency Coucil
Hamilton Group
Frankfurter Group
Thor
Leon Henderson
John Donovan
Eyes and hands reveal character in youth behavior
Olive Roberts Barton argues that eye expression and hand posture reflect inner state. She urges teaching children focus and calm gaze, noting restless gestures signal nervousness or uncertainty. She suggests adults guide adolescents to cultivate controlled eye and hand use to improve manners and behavior.
Local Baptist Church Conference Set After Sunday School
Hov Whitlow of Augusta preached at the local Baptist church. All members are asked to attend a conference after Sunday school next Sunday morning. Grady Ward of Murfreesboro visited his wife and a young peoples school was conducted by Miss Tucker of Louisville and a missionary from China. Visitors included Mrs A C Kolb and Miss Feyton. Samm Boyett spent the weekend in Hope. Ewing McPherson and baby visited Paul Bailey. Kulb was in town on Monday for a professional visit. T N Catts remains home ill. John Cacy attended a family reunion at Shower Springs. Edward Stewart left Friday for New Orleans to visit friends.
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Augusta
Grady Ward
Murfreesboro
Fiere
Young Peoples School
Miss Tucker
Louisville Ky
Risionary
China
Baptist Church
A. C. Kolb
Mery
John Cacy
Shower Springs
Edward Stewart
New Orleans
Senator John L. Wilson Represents 21st District
State Senator John L. Wilson serves the 21st District, advancing legislative priorities and constituent services. His office focuses on public policy, economic development, and regional concerns through ongoing outreach and vote histories.
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John L. Wilson
Jane's Daring Play Against Howard Jackson in Marburg
In a melodramatic tale set in Marburg, Jane Terry schemes to win the geology professor Howard Jackson from Amy Lowe. After a public setback, Jane flees to New York while Amy and Jane’s aunt Rosa grapple with the broken engagement. Jane plots a bold return as Amy offers tentative support and Jane writes a dramatic letter claiming Howard’s pursuit. The chapter shows jealousy, ambition, and fragile bonds as(reader's note: to be continued).
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Jane Terry
Howard
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Amy Lowe
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Howned
Amy
Aldos
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New York
Rosa
Thable
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Aunt Rosa
Miss Rosa
Forts Moull y Club Offer Sparks Baseball Row
Devlin offered $7500 for the recruit Portamouth asked $10,000. No jerk-water ball player is worth $10,000, Devlin snapped. Pitts buruh paid it. McGraw fired Devlin. VeGiraty later told Praynor Revlin’s mistake cost the Giants $200, They paid that much for a prospective third baseman who couldn’t query Teagnor’s bats and Heinie Geral.
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Pittsburuh
McGraw
VeGiraty
Praynor
Revlin
Giants
Puch
Hird
Teagnor
Heinie Geral
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Guests
Miss Eleie Galloway of Arkadelphia arrived after a visit with Miss Jewell Arnett. Mr and Mrs. Doe L. Davis of Magnedia hosted relatives while Billy and another guest spent time with parents. J D Catton of Camden stayed at the Hotel Barlow during the visit period.
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Doe L. Davis
Magnedia
Eleie Galloway
Arkadelphia
Jewell Arnett
H. ©. Cube
Stamos
Hope Todkiy
J.D. Catton
Camden
Barlow Tou
Pirates Change Coach After Gibson Dismissal In 1922
George Gibson was removed as Pirates manager amid a slump and waning confidence. Harald Trayndr, Pittsburgh’s third baseman since 1921, is favored to lead the club, with Hall of Fame era comparisons shaping the talk. The article recalls past Pittsburgh dynasties and contrasts Gibson’s era with the Giants’ modern approaches.
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Fitteburgh
George Gibson
Harald Joseph Trayndr
William Benswanger
Petrons Uad
Gibson
Pirates
Honus Waxner
Fred Clarke
Tommy Leach
Babe Adams
Secon
Barney Dreyfuss
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George Stallings
Rabbit Maranvilly
Stallings
Ed Barrow
Fullox
Traynor Lo Parksay
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