Brunetivery Plant 50th Open House Photographs Featured
Insets show a framing photo spread of Brunet-Ivery Plant action with top bolting saws calling up hickory and ash bolts into squares. Handle turning lathes run four machines per operator. Identified: R M Bruner manager, Guy E Baye sales manager, W C Brouine manager, W E Bruner founder.
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Brunetivery
Brunet-Ivery
R.M. Bruner
Guy E. Bas Ye
W. C. Brouine
W. E. Bruner
Frme
Langer Concedes Nye's Election in North Dakota
Fargo North Dakota Governor Langer conceded the Republican nomination for the senate in the state’s primary to Senator Nye. The move confirms Nye as the party’s nominee following the primary contest in North Dakota, with Nye securing the path to the general election.
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Langer
Nye
N. Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Senate
North Dakota
Nya
Arkansas alter freight rates raises most commodities five percent
The Arkansas Corporation Commission approved an intra state freight rate hike averaging five percent on most commodities, excluding petroleum bricks and pulp wood and cotton, after denying a ten percent rise request on bricks. The move aims to favor truck movement and protect carrier revenues amid strong brick interests protest. A later hearing in Camden saw barge truck rate plans face opposition from trucking and barge interests with an ICC examiner present.
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Little Rock
Malvern
Hope
Camden, Ark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Semi-Centennial of Handle Plant Celebrated at Hope
Industrial firm Bruner Ivory Handle marks 50 years since 1888 founding by W. E. Bruner in Milan Missouri. Plant now in Hope occupies two city blocks, employs about 200, ships handles to 14 foreign countries and most U.S. states. open house Friday offers guided tours, souvenirs, and a look at hickory and ash handle production.
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Bruner-Ivory Handle Company
America
W. E B. Bruner
Cora
Milim
Bruner
Hias
Missouri
Milan
Bruner- Ivory
Alaska
United States
Athy
These
Hope
Hope Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Benner
Misson
Honsell
Pos
Bridee
Cotton Plant
Ark
Heber Springs
W. C. Bruner & Gons
R. M. Bruner
W. C. Bruner
Ivery Handle Company
Jate
T. R. King
What is the snissing word in the puzzling page
A garbled puzzle page asks about missing word in quotations and titles. It mentions Hope springs eternal from a work by Shakespeare and references phrases like Sally Irene and ?. The snippet seems a damaged word puzzle fragment likely from a magazine or newspaper filler.
Peach Harvest Howls For 60 More Workers
Sixty peach pickers are needed by the Hope Employment Service to fill orders in the Nashville Highland peach section. Jobs for men and boys over 18, white or colored, lasting two to three weeks. Report to the Employment Service over Jack's News until Friday morning, with transport leaving at 6 o'clock from Myin and Division.
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Hope
Jack's News
Rotenberry Adherents to Meet in Little Rock
A. L. Rotenberry, author of the proposed old age and blind pension act, announced that county workers in his Arkansas Social Security League would meet in the courthouse in Little Rock at 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 6.
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Little Rock
A. L. Rotenbery
Arkansus Social Security League
A Thought Love Gives Itself Not Through Longfellow
A brief literary note asserts that thought and love operate independently of suggestion or classic poets. The line emphasizes intrinsic action over external influence and reflects on the nature of affection as self-originating.
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Longfellow
Unpassed Laws of Congress a Heap
Washington notes that the past Congress may be remembered for what it did not do rather than what it did. Senator Ashurst of Arizona is quoted as saying the country is always grateful for the things left undone, as a continuation of remarks on unpassed legislation.
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Congress
Washington
Ashurst
Arizona
Sundlone
Evanston Traffic Tickets Color Coded System Changes
Evanston police use color coded tickets to classify violations with learning measures. Green tickets apply when the owner is absent, blue for minor repeated offenses, red for out of state violations, and amber notes appear as stray detail.
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Evanston
Smalar
Civil Service Plan Regulates Work At Political Headquarters
The Arkansas Civil Service Commission began considering a proposed rule to bar state civil service employees from working in political headquarters at night with weekends excluded. The draft would allow Saturday noon to Monday morning headquarters work.
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Aes
Little Rock
Civil Service Commission
Broken Window Panes Save Hill Folk in Spruce Pine
In Spruce Pine North Carolina residents use mica as makeshift window panes from mica layers found in the area. They cut sheets to fit, though glass remains preferred for strength. The piece notes how mica can be bent and reused, reflecting mountain resourcefulness. A bee’s eyes are described with two large and three small facets.
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N. C
Parliament Drops Its Spy Charge
London report says the House of Commons privileges committee found the special military court breached privilege by summoning MP Duncan Sandys to reveal sources of secret anti air craft defense data. No further action was recommended by the committee.
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London, Inc
Chamberlain
House of Commons Committee On Privileges
Special Military Court
Duncan Sandys
Barbara Hutton's Husband Heads to London for Divorce Plea
Paris report says Count Haugwitz-Reventlow left his hotel Thursday to confer with lawyers and prepare for a London court summons obtained by his wife, the former Barbara Hutton. The case centers on Barbara Hutton's divorce plea and ongoing marital dispute.
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Paris
France
Count Haugwitz-Revenilow
London
Barbara Hutton
Cotton opens higher as July futures rise to 8.78
New Orleans market reports July cotton opening at 6.88 and closing at 8.78. Spot cotton ends quiet, two points lower with middling grade at 883.
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New Orleans
Typhoon Slams Japan with 100 Dead and 200 Missing
Tokyo reels from a fierce storm as at least 100 people are dead and 200 reported missing. Meteorologists warn the eastern coast may see the worst of the deluge, the heaviest rain in Japan's history, amid ongoing earthquake impacts. Farther east, Shanghai dispatch cites China’s defense line near Hankow facing Japanese advances as Matowchen system falters.
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Tokyo
Japan
Shanghai
China
Hankow
Private Bridge Toll Decline Shows State Ferry Impact
A Dale States District Court hearing revealed that the privately owned toll bridge over the Black River at Powhatan in Lawrence county averaged 55.64 gross per day for 42 days in May to June 1937, dropping to 16.07 per day after a state free ferry began nine miles upriver. The Highway Commission seeks condemnation of adjacent lands, while a receiver for the bridge company seeks to block the state ferry. Judge Trimble will rule during his Tucson vacation.
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Lattle‘rock
Black’ River
Powhatan
Lawrence County
State Highway Commission
Black Rock
A. L. Mills
Chicago
Trimble
Des Arc
White Rivers
Tucson
Arizona
Home Club Council to Meet On July 7
Approximately 150 women expected at the second County Council meeting of Home Demonstration clubs. The event at Centerville church starts July 7 at 10 a.m. with host club Centerville. Mrs. Kenneth Jones announces Mrs. P. F. Campbell will register, and committees oversee dress contest, luncheon, and plays by multiple clubs. Judges include Miss Marion Harper and Miss Crystal Campbell. The gathering features several one act plays, group singing, devotional, welcome address, and reports on Home Daily.
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Second County Council
Home Demonstration Clubs
Centerville
Kenneth Jones
P. F. Campbell
A. R. Phillips
H. B. Patterson
Guy Linaker
Carl Richards
McCaskill Home Demonstration Club
C. 8
Allen Club
Careroll Schooley
Bingen Club
Faye Lewallen
Green Laseter Club
Marion Harper
Murfreesboro
Crystal Campbell
Nashville
Wilbur D. Jones
Orany St. Paul Club
County Council
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