Marriage of Helen Henry Chambliss to Edward Chambliss
Mrs. Henry announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Edward Chambliss son of Mrs. Florence Chambliss of Emmet The ceremony occurred Saturday evening March 27 in a local setting Among Federated Music Clubs officers attending the district meeting in the city were Mrs. Hubert McWilliams El Dorado president Mrs W E McRae El Dorado secretary Miss Maud Crumpler Magnolia recording secretary Mrs Hanson El Dorado parliamentarian Mrs W E Williams Texarkana district junior counselor Mr Blindlad Texarkana Other items note Dorothy Gunter leaves for Texas State College for Women to resume studies Mrs James K Jones visits en route to Washington DC from California Mrs Glen Gilbert announces birth of daughter Juanita Faye born March 21
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Helen
Edward Chambliss
Florence Chambliss
Emmet
Federated Music Clubs of Arkansas
Hubert McWilliams
el Dorado
W. E. McRae
Maud Crumpler
Magnolia
Hanson
W. E. Williams
Texarkana
Fay Parker
Blindlad
Ethel Gunter
Dorothy Gunter
Denton
Texas
Texas State College For Women
James K. Jones
Nore Carrigan
Washington, D. C
California
Glen Gilbert
Juanita Faye
Amateur Negro Play at Bethel AME Church
An amateur production will be staged at the Bethel AME Church at Fifth and Laurel streets at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The play reverses roles with men dressed as women and women as men, sponsored by Emma Walker Mary Jones and Annie Currie, all black community members.
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Negro Bethel Alm. E
Fifth and
Laurel Streets
Emma Walker
Mary Jones
Annie Currie
Refunding Expense Account Delayed in Arkansas
State Treasurer Earl Page delayed a $100000 transfer for Governor Bailey's bond refinancing program awaiting an attorney general ruling on constitutionality. Page asked if section three of the refinancing act creates a valid appropriation under the state constitution. Clyde Defrance reports a hitchhiking dog named Doc wanders downtown Ark City seeking rides home with friends.
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Little Rock
Earl Page
Bailey
Page
Jack Holt
Arkansas City
Kan
Clyde Defrance
Ruperintendent
Doc
Carter Glass Attacks Supreme Court and Propaganda
In a keynote speech in the South, Carter Glass attacked Supreme Court justices and the White House’s propaganda apparatus. He urged petitions to Congress against plans to replace representative government with court-imposed law and warned of a “reign of terror” from the National Recovery Act. He contrasted this with praise for a packed court and called for defense of Southern liberties and separate schools.
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White House
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Lwe
America
Supreme Court
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Supreme
Cour
National Recovery Act
Star Chamber
Air travel safety study cites pilot error and weather as crash causes
A survey finds structural aircraft safety is high, faulting pilot error in ten major crashes over two years and weather forecasts in four. It urges government airline cooperation, upgraded radio ranges, more weather reporting, and better pilot training to push accident prevention forward. The piece notes government funding since 1934 is limited and calls for up to 10.5 million dollars for new airways equipment and modernization.
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U. S
Fortune
Werther
New Suspect Linked to Blue Chevrolet in Utah Case
Sheriff White identifies a blue Chevrolet coach from Dallas with a Washington plate tied to suspect Charlton. Charlton arrived eight days ago in Tagema Washington, stayed in a lodging house, and left only for meals. An artist’s drawing of the suspect is circulated. The lake’s salt supply fact ends the piece.
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Charlton
White
Department of Dusuece
Chu Charlton
Bonn
Robbery Outbreak Arouses Prescott Arkansas
Prescott Arkansas sheriff Brad Bright and deputies investigated a Sunday night burglary spree across multiple sites including the 102 Service station the high school grammar school junior high and Missouri Pacific station. About 1 dollar in cash was taken from the senior high safe after nitroglycerin was used footprints in chalk dust appeared and 94 cents was stolen from the Missouri Pacific safe. A 1935 automobile coach with a National Guard license was also stolen from Vic Seon. The robberies mirrored similar incidents in other towns.
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Prescott
Ark
Brad Bright
Missouri Pacific
C. A. Robison
Vic Seon
National Guard
Re Open Mines Keystone South Dakota Revival
With gold above 35 dollars an ounce, small Black Hills mines near Keystone revive after years idle. A Keystone shaft closed since 1907 is being repaired and will add a stamp mill to crush ore. Ore samples show vein assays from 5 to 254 dollars per ton as owners foresee profit from high gold prices. The article also notes the world’s largest insect, the walking stick, reaching up to thirteen inches in some tropical species.
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Keystone
S. D
Black Hills
South Dakota
Lee's Demotion Sparks Stamp Backlash in Washington
Admirers of Gen Robert E. Lee protest the 4 cent army stamp portraying Lee and Gen Stonewall Jackson. Critics argue the design desecrates a Civil War hero by showing Lee with only two stars on his collar, signaling a rank downgrade and disrespect.
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Washington
Robert E. Lee
Bug Eating Plant Found at Texas College of Arts and Industries
Dr J C Cross head of biology at Texas College of Arts and Industries reports a discovered carnivorous plant in Kingsville. The sundew is tiny, two inches at most, two to three inches tall, with leaf tips that trap insects before digestion. Rare in most regions, it is virtually unknown in North America.
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Kingsville
Texas
J. C. Cross
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Dockets Cleared by Supreme Court
A Supreme Court officer told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the court decided all cases within the term they were submitted. Cropley, court clerk, said cases no longer carry over from term to term since 1929, a note that came as the court had one of its heaviest opinion sessions in months and while Congress debated Roosevelt’s reorganization plan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charles Elmore Cropley
Roosevelt
Cropley
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