Easter plans and society notes from San Antonio to Cleburne
A digest of social happenings and Easter events includes Mrs. Wilbur Jones visiting in Cleburne, Miss Whitfield Cannon touring from New York, and Mrs. W. R. Webb and daughter Katherine arriving from Detroit. The Brookwood P T A hosts an Easter egg sale at 25 cents a dozen, and several spring parties with bridge games are praised. Also noted are hospital updates on patients and various local visits by residents and families.
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Brookwood P. T. A
GT. Cross
S. Lb. Murphey
Wilbur Jones
Ozan
Pat Cleburne
Will Youmans
Josephine Hospital
New York
W. R. Webb
Katherine
Detroit, Mich
International visitors and local hosts mingle after game
Mrs. Bill Smith and Mrs. Mary Turner hosted guests including Mrs. Barton of Little Rock and Mr. and Mrs. Mueller Pearde of Bremen. The party followed with a tempting plate lunch. T. 5. McDavitt and the Stricklands planned a New York trip to sail April 8 for Bremen. Mr. Pearse, representing Albrecht Mueller Pearse, touted as Germanys largest cotton concern, described two months of visits across Arkansas, Louisiana and the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina
Bill Smith
Mary Turner
Barton
Little Rock
Stand and posture drill for gracious bearing
A classroom instruction tale guides a student through a wall supported posture. It details foot stance, back alignment, neck position, and abdominal engagement to flatten the hollow of the back. The lesson prescribes a squatting movement and repeated practice as homework.
ENK'S 7 size smart track and apron pattern No 201
Pattern details for ENK'S track and apron in seven sizes from $4 to 46 Dust. Size 0S requires specific fabric amounts and a contrasting yardage. To obtain the pattern, mail tear out of this sketch with 15 cents, name, address, size, pattern number No 201, and newspaper name to Julia Boyd, 103 Park Avenue, New York.
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Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
New York
N Y
Bankhead Bill Restores Some Veterans and Furloughed Workers
The measure aims to temporarily restore veterans to the rolls pending case reviews to remove undeserving cases. It also provides government employees who faced a 15 percent salary cut under the Economy Act with a five percent recovery from February through July totaling about $26 million, plus another five percent for the next fiscal year approximating $126,000.
Veto Message Overridden In Senate Vote On Carew War Vet Aid
President cites budget excess of 128 million for next year and no new revenue plan. Roll call shows 63 to override with 33 Republicans 29 Democrats and 1 Farmer Labor. Sustainers total 27 with six paired votes noted. Outstanding debate over 29,000 World War presumptive cases at 75 percent of former compensation and aid for thousands of Spanish War veterans widows and orphans.
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Hig
Rell
Austin
Barbour
Borah
Capper
Carey
Couzens
Cutting
Davis
Dickinson
Fess
Frazier
Gibson
Goldsborough
Hale
Hastings
Hatfield
Johnson
Kean
Keyes
LaFollette
McNary
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
Bailey
Bankhead
Barkley
Black
Brown
Burkley
Byrd
Byrnes
Connally
Coolidge
Dieterich
Fletcher
Glass
Gore
Harrison
King
Logan
Murphy
O'Mahoney
Pope
Robertson
Arkansas
Sheppard
Stephens
Thompson
Tydings
van Nuys
Wagner
Trammell
Florida
Erickson
Montana
Pittman
Nevada
Lewis
Sinois
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Herbert
Business Opposes Blanket Hour Cut
Washington sources report spokesmen for a major division of business urged Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson to reject a blanket cut in working hours. The stance reflects concern over broad labor cost reductions and potential impacts on production and employment.
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Washington
Hugh $. Johnson
Wage codes and employment study recommendations from NRA group
Retailers and workers urged continued trial and enforcement of current codes, warning against arbitrary wage and hour cuts. They pressed for industry by industry studies to gauge potential employment gains, comparing wages and hours with similar sectors and considering financial ability and available workers. The Distribution and Consumer Trades Committee issued the report at the Johnson conference, urging fair action.
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NBA
NRA
Distribution and Consumer Trades Committee
Johnson
Stunt Night at Yerger School Promises Lighthearted Fun
The Literary Society of Yerger School presents a stunt night Friday at 7 45 featuring pieces such as Yesterday and Todays Mamma's Boy Fools etc The program includes The Lie Detector Shakespeare and other performances It promises a lively evening for attendees.
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Literary Society
Yergers School
Trade practice extensions to small town merchants plan
Provisions extend to merchants in towns under 2500 population, exempt from codes by presidential order. Committee includes National Retail, Retail Drug, Food and Grocery, Wholesale Dry Goods, Wholesale Hardware, Wholesale Druggists, Laundry, Restaurant, Cleaning and Dying, and Hotel representatives.
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Ted
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San Antonio
Texas
Aline Johnson
Whitfield Cannon
Columbia University
New Yorks
Eva Stromwall
Bridgewater
Mass
Boston
Cape Cod
Robert Wilseh
Harry Shiver
J. F. Buechley
New Edinburgh
Jimmie Harbin
Hendrix College
J. M. Harbin
Florence Turner
Marie Schirmer
M Nashiville
R. V. Herndon
Fred White
Ernest O'Neal
White
South Main Street
England
A. B. Spragfest
Evelyn Johnson
Saenger
Will Rogers
David Harum
Louise Dresser
Evelyn Venable Kent Taylor
Stenin Fetchit
Donald Nevis
Eton Boys
Burr's
Depatinen
Wttean
State
Mrs. Adkins
Main St
Yerger School
Adams Truckers
St. Charles
Tennessee
Laredos
Kobe
Monts Seed
Turkey
Greece
Tho
Wan Tobiveo Company
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