Labor mediation and strikes in 1930s industry tensions
The article outlines how unions and employers clash during strikes with outside mediators stepping in to avert walkouts. It notes workers, bosses, and committees negotiating terms, while labor officials warn of costs and resource limits and stress the need for settlement through third-party help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed & Elftalion
R.stodlman
Nike
Miere
Vonvilisier
Wimployer
Sainta Bion
Informal Reception Thanks Donors for House at Pair Park
A public thank you list honors donors who contributed to constructing the Little House at Pair Park Sun. The document names individuals and local businesses such as Home Ice Co, Greening Insurance, Talbot’s mattress ticking, and Crescent Drug Co, noting various in kind gifts. An informal reception followed the program held at 3 pm with attendees including Carrigan stones and Luc John Barlow Cox Cassidy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seanstain
Robert Campbell
Eylton
Cooke-colion
C.penney
Talbot
Rephen
W. Robison & Co
Haynes Bros
T C
Miss Bery Henry
Ah Furpnce
Co—ringe
Temple
Uggs
Ward & Son
Crescent
Whitten-York
Hales
Bryant Dug Co—pilch
A Thought on Kingliness in Life by Johnson
A brief reflection notes that cultivating kingness is a visible part of life’s business. The statement pairs philosophical tone with a concise meditation on personal dignity and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Fragmentary Cranium Rant Notes Cryptic Debate
An OCR fragment shows distorted words and quoted phrases about living dedication and prudent governance. The text references long established governments, security, prosperity, and bargaining, but the passage is incomprehensible with garbled names and dates, offering no clear event or outcome.
Took Citizenship Out of Arkansas Took Citizenship Out of Arkansas
Russellville Ark John W White wealthy Burkey and capitalist killed in a motor collision in Cullman Alabama. He was said to have transferred his citizenship from Arkansas to Florida about two years ago to avoid Arkansas inheritance tax. He held extensive property interests in Pope and Yell counties.
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Russellville
Ark
John W. White
Pear
Cullman
Ale
Florida
Arkansas
Pope
Yell
Hope Prescott Rotary Clubs Meet Friday
Members of the Hope Rotary club will join Prescott club at 7:30 PM Friday at Hotel Lads in Prescott. The two clubs recently held a friendly contest, with Hope at 59 percent and Prescott at 96 percent. No Hope meeting Friday morning. members urged to assemble at Hotel Barlow by 9:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Rotary Club
Prescott Club
Prescott
Hope Club
Hope Glub
Ab Hoel Barlow
Gurelius
Hope county sheriff Bearden tied to high school grid tale
A garbled OCR item describes Bearden, deputy sheriff of Hope county, connected to a football game and county events. It mentions Bearden being served papers, a burned automobile, and local figures including Sheriff J.B. Bearden. It also notes a Hope High School football schedule and pregame events with coaches Hal Brasher and others, plus crowd details and guest discussions at a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiies
Regi- Beardén
Hope
Syas
Bearden- In
Bearden
Gurdon
Bennien
Bentien
J.B
Hopeigh
Fonthalllt
Ievant
Alaytin
Hal Brasher
Dusiness
Hijnnmnons
Byoshat
Lewis Grocery to Celebrate 30th Anniversary
Lewis Grocery marks 30 years in business at East Third Street. Founded by Harrison Lewis in 1800s, it has been run by Pike Wilson and John De Nelson the past five years. A two day celebration includes gifts, community singing at Shoyer Springs Sunday night April 2 at 7. Public invited.
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Lewis
East Third
Shoyer Springs
Ysurain
Allania Ge Wartet
Oder Brothers
Hope Auartet
Henshaw
Texarkana
Mind Your Manners Teaches Social Etiquette
A fragmented puzzle of etiquette questions covers language use with foreigners, handling unfamiliar phrases, and tactful responses to a friend’s annoying habit. It questions whether certain phrases are tasteful and how to respond politely when unsure.
Extortion Charges Rise From Dyess Colonists Protest
Osceola Ark Two dozen residents of the Dyess Colony protest alleged abuses in a government financed rural rehabilitation project. A Wednesday meeting led to telegrams signed by 162 colonists to President Roosevelt and Governor Bailey urging action to end the intolerable conditions. The group claims land was bought at 250 dollars per acre with improvements, but officials supposedly now demand 75 dollars per acre.
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Osceola
Ark
Dyess Colony
Arkuapas
Roosevelt
Bailey
Italian Anger Over French Reply Deepens Political Strife
In Rome Mussolini allies vent anger at Daladier, Gayda condemns Paris stance as aiming to sever ties. Tokyo invites US and British envoys to discuss a new statement on Italy and Germany. Britain’s Chamberlain signals expanded navy and air power, with plans to mobilize 210000 peace-time recruits amid European crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Haly
Prévatar
Mussolini
Naly
Persoper
Premier Daladier
Prence
Virginio Gayda
Fascigi
Tas Daladier
Gayda
Italy
Adlison
London
Chambma
House
Williams Buys Three Nashville Theaters In Major Deal
K Lee Williams president of EK Lee Williams Theaters, Inc announces purchase of Geig and Liberty from R B Hardy and New from H H Baker and BR Vi McGinnis in Nashville. Gemng to be remodeled, New to continue, Liberty to close and be moved for offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Lee Williams
Lee Wilkies Theaters, Inc
Jnt
Geig and Liberty
R. B. Hardy
H.H. Baker
BR. Vi McGinnis
Gemg
Liberty
Two Children Die in Texarkana Fire
Two small victims died in a Texarkana fire while a hospital team fought to save the older child. Nate Batty Jean, 11 months, and Gridge Batte Ald 24 years old were daughters of Mr and Mrs William Satteefield. Little hope remained for the older child as hospital attendants pursued recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Nate Batty Jean
Willian-Satteefield
Dr Brinkley Loses Suit for Damages in Texas
A federal jury in West Texas ruled Wednesday against Dr John R Brinkley in a libel suit filed by the famed physician. The defense argued that Dr Fishbein article in a medical magazine was truthful and fair criticism of Brinkley’s practice. The court instructed jurors on truth and privilege under Texas libel law. a New Orleans appeal followed, with a 10 day window to file.
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del NO
Tex
Morris
American Medical Association
Des John R. Brinkley
West Texas
Willand Morris Jr
Ban. Antonio
Dy. Brinkley
Ury
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Robert 4. McMillan
de. Fishbein
Meganine Hygeig Call
Ing Drv
Brinkley
Quack
A Cars
Cotton Subsidy Debate Shapes Farm Relief Plan
Senate Agriculture Committee debates a plan to let farmers reclaim up to 9 million bales of stock as collateral for government loans to bolster cotton exports. President Roosevelt opposes raising tariffs on imported vegetable oils, citing trade‑agreement risks. Officials warn of an acute export shortage unless funds and a subsidy program are authorized.
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Senate Agricultur
Eppro
Bankhead
Jabamy Demorat
Senate
Nance
Roosevelt
Harrison
Washington
Agricultue Department
Congress
Unclear OCR fragment from St Louis report
Fragmentary text describes market or industrial notes in St Louis with scattered numbers and phrases about demand, manufacturing, and floods. No coherent events or names clearly identifiable.
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Labor Department
Steelman
Hope, Prescott
Reginald. Bearden
Palmer Hempstead Depi
Aine
Bobcats
Cal
Gordon
Hammons
Lane County
Oo Sheen
Toutn
Martindele
Capleson
Jewell
Coleman
Brlahi
Youm
Lewis Grocery
Dyess
Ranean
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Foreign Office
Non
Hachivo Arita
Germany
K. Lee Williams
Dr. Brinkley
Texas
ST. Louis
Butir
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