Humble Hills and Community Notes From Magnolia
Fragments of a Magnolia newspaper page capture poems about humility and nature, plus local notices. Sunday visitors Miss Nei Heim, Miss Blinc Reynolda and Miss Loraine Moses, and W M S Circle meetings at the First Baptist Church populate the item. Various notices include theater plans, Easter egg sales by Brookwood PTA, and marriage announcements for Grace Gray and Karl Swanke. Local visits include Mrs G R Cross and Mrs S L Murphy in Texarkana, with Baptist church activities and club meetings described.
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W. M.S
First Baptist Church
John S. Gibson Jr
South Grady Street
Mra
Hugh Smith
Kline Snyder
Miss Gibson
Wallace R. Flogers
Roosevelts Endorsement Boosts Stock Exchange Bill
President Roosevelt endorsed the pending stock exchange control bill and urged enactment without weakening amendments. He praised the measure after discussions with Senate and House leaders, while critics from floor traders and durable goods industries warned the act could slow recovery and worsen unemployment. The Senate committee prepared to hear Richard Whitney and finalize amendments as hearings closed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Rayburn
House Commerce Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Durable Goods Industries Committee
George F. Houston
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Senate
Richard Whitney
New York Black Exchange
House
Votes Amendment Continued from Page Gna
Senator McNary cites Oscar Johnson of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration testifying that cotton profits exist under current prices. Johnson discusses foreign cotton expertise, while Smith questions the solvency of those claims and declares disbelief in some statements.
Congress debates rights and government power over farmers
The report notes Bailey condemning a bill as tyranny and asserting that enforcing penalties on farmers would erode states rights. It cites Wallace admitting ignorance on the cotton situation and describes Insull case actions, including plans for Mrs Insull to travel and the costs of legal maneuvering as supporters seek escape by sea.
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Wallace
Congress
Charges Against Sheriff Dropped
Murfreesboro Arkansas reports that embazzlement indictments against MLD Cummings, sheriff and county collector for Pike county, were dismissed by Circuit Judge A P Steele on the prosecutor’s recommendation after advice from higher offices. Cummings was reinstated then resigned as collector in favor of C.G. Bolin. an attorney sought a $1,500 fee but was denied.
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Murfreesboro
Arik
Mld
Cummings
Pike County
A. P. Stee
J. M. Jackson
Attroney General
State Comptroller's Office
Little Rock
Griffin Smith
Camptrotter
Halt L. Norwood
Smith
Steele
Norwoood
Seed sweet potatoes and syrups for sale by G L Johnston
G L Johnston of Hope on Rosston road offers seed sweet potatoes whip-poor-wili peas ribbon cane syrup and high grade sorghum syrup for sale. Also seeking to buy cheap blacksmith tools from Rt 3 area.
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G. L. Johnston
Rt. 3
Hope
Rosston Road
Attorney General Cronkite Fee ruling ends two civil suits
General Norwood appointed Cronkite with the attorney entitled to fee. Two civil suits were dismissed after National Surety Corporation agreed to pay 13397.37 in full for claims of state, county, city and school district. Judge Steele found no litigation in the civil suit and noted law fixes special counsel compensation by the governor. John Owens of Murfreesboro waived his claim as county's special counsel.
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Torney
Norwood
Cronkite
Stevie
National Surety Corporation
Steele
John Owens
Murfreesboro
Texas Beauty Expert Joins Lewis Salon
Mrs. Margaret Kinser formerly of Abilene, Texas, accepted a position as operator at the Lewis Beauty Salon in town. She is sister to Mrs. Boly Morris of the Godbold apartments.
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Margaret Kinser
Abilene
Texas
Lewis Beauty Salon
Boly Morris
Godbold Apartments
Don’t Trifle With Coughs Creomulsion Ad Advice
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a sevenfold remedy for coughs and colds. It promises powerful but harmless relief, pleasant taste, no narcotics, and a money back guarantee via your druggist if not relieved.
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Prodigal Son Continued sermon themes and schedule
A local church reviews how ideals shape life, citing a Star illustration about a crooked railway line from a mistaken buffalo hill. Tuesday night’s sermon titled The Far Country begins at 7:30 with a special choir number The Ninety and Nine. Wednesday at 10 oclock the Church of Prayer is explored.
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The
Star
Western Railway
Buffalo
Mde
Sankey
Home Guard Ranked First After Armory Inspection
The Home Guard jumped from eleventh to first in the annual state armory inspection. Acknowledgment is given for the unit’s splendid showing among 20 units, including Company A Hope, Headquarters Company Fist Ba, Medical Detachment Hat Springs, Company F North Little Rock, Company I Pine Bluff, Headquarters Company Conway, and others across Clarksville, Mena, Searcy, Beebe, Forrest City, Hoxie, Magnolia, Batesville, Blytheville.
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A Hope Coe Cen Dan
Vexarkuna
Springs
Dardanelle
Prescott
North Litte Roc
Pine Bluff
Conway
Insull's Wife Barred From Landing in England
London reports the Home Office refused admission to Mrs. Insull. Friends of Samuel Insull in London received the setback Monday as officials barred her from landing in England amid ongoing scrutiny of the magnate's affairs.
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Insull
Home Office
Home Secretary
London
Eng
Samuel Tnsull
Shire Horse Jade Leads World Breed Claim
Fragmentary text mentions a shire horse named Jade heading a world lead, a reference to medieval breed comparisons and forbidden servant names, and a line about work by hitmen equaling lifting 124 tons per foot high, signaling garbled OCR content with unclear context.
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Henry
Grave
Ruth
Nei Heim
Blinc Reynolda
Loraine Moses
Miriam Carlton
City ‘Auditorium
Hope High School
Kendall Lenney
W Brundidge
Eugene White J
Texarkana
Brookwood P.T. A
G. It. Cross
W. M
W. M. Hart
A. C. Kolb
Mrs. W. G. Gray
Grace
Karl Swanke
Arthur Swanke
Nashville
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Swanke
Mr. Swanke
Allen Hotel
G. A
Hugh Jones
Gindewater
Saenger
Joseph Meschenck
Walter Uvinchells
Broadway
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Bruknan & Hurt
Laster Customs
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House of Commons
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Niece
France
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Att'y
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Lewis Salon
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St. Charles White
Tennessee
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Monts
Prodigal Son
Abilene, Texas
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Abrams
Miss Margaret Kinsey
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