Quiet Homes Light Nation's Life In Faith And Labor
A feature poem reflects on humble, steadfast households as the nation’s strength, linking quiet living to sustenance, virtue, and public good. Local notes report social visits in Little Rock and Saratoga, travel to Texarkana events, and church society activities. Also reported is the Searcy Daily News item on Miss Idahlia Davis and Gilbert Darwin marrying at Harding College and planning a home in Searcy with the groom at Auto Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searcy Daily News
Gilbert Darwin
Famerly
Hope
Idahlia Davis
Grace Davis
L. E. Darwin
Mr. Darwin
L. C. Sears
Harding College
Searcy
Auto Supply Co
Farm Security Board
Czechoslovakia Seeks Parliament as Crisis Heats
Sidor urged Bratislava to summon Parliament, saying Tuesday's vote would affect Central Europe. The government planned to protest Berlin's support for German minority groups in Slovakia and Vienna broadcasts while denying provocation, though delivery of the protest was not confirmed.
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Tiso
Garl Sidor
Bratislava
Sidor
Havha
Europe
Berlin
Slovakia
Vienna
Battle over act amendments delayed for peace talks
The Senate Labor Committee plans hearings on amendments but will postpone if peace negotiations begin. Some AFL officials privately call several proposed amendments retaliatory against alleged favorites, signaling a pause in the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Labor Committee
AFL
Kane Visits, Reveals Past in River Dam Tale
Eric Kane opens up about his Cleveland roots and federal river project as he recovers from illness, meeting Alan Warren and Emily Warren. The two reminisce about St Louis friends Walt Gleason, Rosalind, and a mysterious Veiled Prophet ball princess who once helped Kane. The scene sets the next chapter with unresolved pasts and a hinted connection to Emily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Kane
Alan
Kane
Farrell
Tim
Cfamily
Mir. Warren
Emily
Mr. Kane
Eric
Massachusetts Tech
St. Louis
Walt
Rosalind
Rosalind Gleason
Walt Gleason
Louis
Wall
John
Katherine Fitz
Myron Sharp
Herminia
Efvric
Internal labor talks shift as CIO and AFL face off
The CIO and AFL negotiations remain unsettled as factions edge toward a winner. CIO had built strength in steel and autos, but AFL support appears stronger today. David Dubinsky’s garment workers left CIO in protest over terms. A Supreme Court ruling condemned the sit-down strike, a key CIO strategy. Columbia University installs turf boxes for indoor practice as winter nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
AFL
APL
David Dubinsky
Mussolini’s Spain Move After Franco Victory
The piece contends Mussolini seeks to withdraw from Spain only after Franco’s victory is assured. It notes Britain and France recognition of Franco to close Mussolini’s pretext, with Chamberlain pursuing paper assurances and the Mediterranean status quo as the backdrop.
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Russia
Spain
Moscow
Italy
Mussolini
England
France
Balcarics
Great Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Haly
Britain
Willy Nilly
Franco
Barbara Gould advisor to visit Cox’s in Hope for beauty demos
Miss Mary Gordon of New York, representing Barbara Gould Co, will be in Hope this week at John P. Cox Drug cosmetic department. She will demonstrate makeup trends, discuss new colors in powders rouges lipstick and eye makeup, and offer personalized beauty guidance to women of Hope and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gordon
New York City
Barbara Gould Company
John P. Cox Drug Company Cosmetic Department
Gordon
Hove
America
Barbara Gould
New York
John P. Cox
Argument Over Exemption Roles in Federal Tax Case
The court case argues whether Reconstruction Finance Corp exemptions from state income tax apply. Van Cott cites Congress silence for 69 years as implied denial of exemptions while Jackson's stance in O Keefe differs. The Supreme Court will hear arguments together in March about HOLC and federal salaries, with the state tax commission labeling the agency non essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Utah
van Cott
Congress
Jackson
O'Keefe
Supreme Court
New York
State Tax Commission
HOLC
Bovernmental
Becaus Federal
House
Court
Fisbeshh Held Monday Funeral for Mrs Wattes
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Amenda Waterson 74 who died at home after a weeklong illness. Services conducted at the home with burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Survivors include husband and four sons, Marvin Watterson, H A Watterson, Will Jergon, E Watterson, and daughters Mrs Kate Tenner and Mrs Mittle Whitt. Mrs Watterson had long been a member of First Methodist Church.
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Amenda Watersoi
Kurl Rosa
Kate Tenner
Ington
Ark
Mittle Whitt
Hop
Marvin Watterson
Hope
H. A. Watterson
Blevins
Will Jergon
Dallas
Texas
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Little Rock
Tully Henry
J. A. Henry
Saratoga
Cushing
Okla
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Oklahoma City
Mrs. C. F. Routon Jr
Ida Boyett
Della White
Aline Johnson
Jean Lascler
Natchez
Bay View
Huge
Texarks
Shevinnes
Texas High School
Texarkana
Clyde Ili
Misa Nonney
Hil
Wo ¥. Foster
Nancy Fea
Wile Lamny
Jim McKinzie
A.C. Kolb
Edwin Stewart
J. ©. Carlton
J. 0. Miliin
R. V. McGinnis
H. J. Ogburn
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Stith Davenport
C. D. Lester
George Ware
Pine Bluff
Sutton
R. M. LeGrone
Oklahoma
Kenneth Spora
Lord
Father
J. A. Henry Iold
Edwin Ward
R. M. Briant
Dick Powell
Roseimary Lane
Benny Goodman
Hollywood Hotel
Lena Rivers
Saenger
Pat O'Brien
Margaret Lindsay
Jimmie Fidler
James Cagney
Nature
Fred Palmer
Dept
Atlanta, Ga
Warren Hull Marsha Hunt
Star Reporter
And
George O'Brien
Paris
O.K
Hollywood
Mojud
Hollywood Fashion Board
Screenlite
Talbot
Czechoslovakia
Mrs. Doc
Tom Horner
Pirie
Savin
Willy
Columbia University
The
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Cox’s
ArgueBoth
A. Wattes
Dimity
Haynes Bros
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