Behind the Scenes in Washington at War Defines Johnson Perkins Roles
In Washington the clash over the New Deal labor and industry balance sharpens as Gen Hugh S Johnson and Frances Perkins are poised as key players. Johnson champions industry while Perkins pursues labor mediation, with Roosevelt's steel and auto decisions reshaping their standings and influence.
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Johnson and Perkins
NRA
Tndustry
Labor
Washington
Roosevelt
Industry
Hugh S. Johnson
Frances Perkins
Johnson
Roosevlt
Miss Perkins
Ferkins
William Green
A. F. of L
Isbor
Labor Advisory Board
Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
Essay on promises and reliability stressing that broken promises harm character. Observes how people pledge contact after meetings yet rarely follow through. Highlights personal responsibility from childhood, noting the impact of dependable behavior on social trust.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Completion Urged at Warren No 4
More than 100 residents from towns along state highway 4 met at the Warren court house to organize a drive for federal aid from the Oklahoma line to the Mississippi River. L G Hampton chaired the meeting with Orwell Axley recounting a Hope meeting. The group voted unanimously to seek federal assistance for Highway 4. Senator Norrell and Senator Poole urged swift action toboost south Arkansas highways.
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Warren
Ark
Camden
Mississippi
Courthhouse
South Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
L. G. Hampton
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Orwell Axley
W. M. Graham
W. F. Norrell
Montivelly
Charles L. Poole
Hampton
Hope Has Chance In Day Tripled Scoring Rally
Hope tied the game then took a 4 to 2 lead in the third as Elliott and Riley delivered run scoring hits while Cook scored on a fielding error and a subsequent groundout. Hen son drove in a run with a single, and a fast double play ended the inning with Hope ahead.
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Day
Henson
Hope
Elliott
Cook
Riley
Coop
Hanner
Gours
Pat
Norma Millen
Massachusetts
Judge Britt
New York
Atlanta Defeats Opponents In Slugfest Powered By Errors
C. Schooley stole second and scored on Allen’s single. Allday drew a base on balls and Henderson singled to tie it. In the fourth Atlanta exploded with hits, errors, and aggressive baserunning as Russell, Elliott, Cook, and Riley drove in runs and Schopley doubled, while Sehanley and Glass pitched a tense late game.
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C. Scheeley
C. Schoeley
Allen
Allday
Henderson
R. Alldey
Riley
Schoeley
McGilvery
Atlanta
Russell
Elliott
Cook
Coop
T. Mays
T. Schopley
Glass
Purtle
C. Schooley
Bridges
Rose Set
FL Alldoyan Henderson
Sehanley
Ginners Press For Fixed 36-Cent Ginning Price
Tennessee ginners urged a 36 cent per 100 pounds seed cotton maximum gin price under AAA marketing plans. Arkansas proposed 40 cents while Tennessee favored restoring fixed prices by committees and added fee proposals for Bankhead act administration and cleaning costs. Details on bale costs and wraps projected total gin plus administering costs from about 6.90 to 7.95 dollars per bale.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee Coltan Ginners
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Carl Williams
Jackson
Tennessee Ginners’ Association
Tennessee
Illnois
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
Little Rock
Tennesseems
AAA
Tennessee Group
Williams
12 Democratic primary candidates for State Senate and county offices
The Star lists twelve candidates approved for the Democratic primary on August 14, 1934, including John L. Wilson for State Senator, George W. Schooley for Sheriff, W. Aubry Lewis, Clarence E. Baker, Jim Bearden for various county roles, U. M. Stephens for County and Probate Judge, Ray El McDowell for Clerk, John W. Ridgdill, Isadelle Onstear, Cure Jones, C. R. Stuart, and L. S. Mauldin for road overseer among others. The piece interlaces with unrelated narrative about juvenile reform and social worker perspectives on crime and youthful temptations.
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George W. Schooley
Aubry Lewis
Clarence E. Baker
Jim) Bearden
Noted Judge Drill Hears Distressed Girls at Brooklyn Warfairs Court
Judge Brill, after an exhaustive morning, listened to six girls describing how they ended up in trouble. Three asked for private sessions, one seeking temporary removal to escape a bad atmosphere and start anew. The judge showed deep, understanding concern for their futures.
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Drill
Brooklyn Warfairs
Brill
Gray
Stay Out Of My Life Sparks Real Estate Ambition
Jane Terry, a determined Marburg woman, applies for a secretary post at Kandel Real Estate. She negotiates a top salary, impresses boss Mr. Kandel, and meets Roger Thorpe while a housing mystery unfolds at Three-Sixteen. The chapter ends with her day’s events, hints of romance, and a looming decision.
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Miss Jardine
Jana
Jane
Kandel
Jearno
Bentimedia
Warman
Herorst
Ovid Kandal
Vashi
Kande
Sha
Lustaoces
Mr. Kandel
Jegst
Gad
Mr. Kangel
Marburg Hospital
Pheu
Fang
Ing
Procosely
Mr. Thorpe
Terry
Roger
Sui
Miss Terry
Roger Thorpe
Thorpe
Tesheen
Mies Barstell
Johnson
Jim
Bellevue
Lara
Courts and contracts shadow a hopeful tale and market rules
A brief note contrasts a romance ending badly with ten stories where the girl lands in court. It mentions car sales in Germany requiring regional appraisers to assess new cars offered for part payment, balancing manufacturer and dealer interests.
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Gertmny
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DeRonn Township
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Miresullo
By Sophie Kerr
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ROY Anderson CO
Compere Insurance
Seawire
Tom Bayett
Letus
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Dorsey McRae
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