Municipal platform outlines 1930 city improvements and county aid
The Star describes platform goals for the city and Hempstead county including 1930 street paving, improved backyard sanitation, and a Chamber of Commerce highway program with annual resource funding. It notes state highway progress, tax reform, and leaner government spending, plus efforts against cattle tick losses.
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Municipal Power Plana
Mone
Ha Chamber of Commerce
Corlesa
Mayo's View on Life and Education Funding
The Mayo physician, Dr W J Mayo, discusses plans to continue the Mayo for Medical Education and Research work while touring New Orleans. He explains balancing standard fees with patients means, ensuring care is not pauperized, and notes he never sues or charges beyond a year's ability to pay.
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W. J. Mayo
New Orleans
Lurse
Morrilton Democrat
The Power Of Gossip TAN
An Illinois clergyman on trial for shooting two parishioners highlights how village gossip harms lives. The writer argues gossip grows from small, idle confidences and can wreck reputations and even provoke drastic actions, urging readers to avoid idle talk about neighbors.
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Tan
Illinois
Sexton
Gosip
Proposal Sought To Combat Unemployment In Slump
Washington hears four main proposals to curb mass unemployment. Wagner bills push for expanded labor data, timed public works, and a national employment office system with federal-state funding. Six hour day and five day week rise in labor circles as antidotes to rising job losses.
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Rodney Dutcher
NGA
Wester
Pwashington
Department of Labor
Wagner
Senate
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Bingham
Connecticut
National Association of Manufacturers
National Industrial Conference Boar
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
A. F F. Whitney
T He
International Brotherhood of
Various residents noted in Hope area visits and births
News notes list Ben Griffin and August Clark visiting Hope from Nashville while M A Holt visits Jakajones. a son was born to Corbet Ergin on April 27. Several locals and visitors are recorded in towns including Camden Lewisville Texarkan Prescott Ozu Horatio Ashdown Springhill Idabel and Stevens. Mentions of conference guests and a future Mexican army supply note appear.
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Ben B. Griffin
Nashville
Hope
August Clark
M. A. Holt
Jakajones
Ed. Dovlin
Qzan
Otis Cantley
Prescott
Ben Barraw
Ozu
Ruby Rucker
Dorothy McHae
Margaret Walker
Lewisville
S. Reed
Frances
Texar
Kana
Geo. Briant
Ashdown
M. A. Briant
G. W. Cannon
Stevens
Arch Cannon
J. F. Giles
Springhill
John &. Gibson
P.N. Garner
Idabel
Okla
8. S. Moses
W. C. Green
H. C. Pride
Horatio
John Greene
Iowa Farmer Builds Own Televisor
NORWAY Iowa April 44 Layweence Becker builds a home television receiver watching Washington based experimental broadcasts. He reports reception at 1300 miles with static causing snow but images often clear, drawing nightly crowds from 7 to 9 watching moving pictures via WOKX transmitter and Dickins laboratories broadcasts.
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Norway
Iowa
Becker
Ku Fara
Washington
DE. C
WOKX
Dorkins Laboratories
Beckers
Lawrence Becker
Health notes and social visit updates from Holly
Health in Holly remains modest with mumps fading and a few still recovering. Residents report rain would help cotton. Jim Franks and Onie White were taken to Cora Donnell hospital in Prescott. Mrs. A. Marlar improves slowly as visits from Sam and Yates family, plus El Dorado guests, accompany the community singing at Bethel and plans for Tolson and Holly Springs gatherings unfold.
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Jim Franks
Onie White
Cora Donnell Hospital
Prescott
A. ¥. Marlar
Sam Yates
Bievind
Tolston
Holly Springs
Son of the Gods Opens at Saenger Theatre
The new 4 First National feature Son of the Gods starring Richard Barthelmess opens last night at the Saenger Theatre. Constance Bennett is the heroine with standout supporting work from Mildred Van Dorn Anders Randolf and others led by a capable cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barthelmess
Saenger Theatre
Constance Bennett
Mildred van Dorn
Anders Randolf
E. Allyn Warren
General Mitchell
Claude King
King Hou Chang
Kiddies Club Te ot SF Update for Saturday Meet
Two days remain until the Kiddies Club gathering at the theatre. The crew has been preparing to distribute ice cream so attendees can enjoy it during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Simpson
Vernon
Eye for Business at Marble Game
A Massachusetts man drops his glass eye, and a street urchin uses it in a marble game. The incident shows curious mischief and the public’s fascination with unusual objects.
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Massachusetts
Mello-Glo Face Powder Praised by Nurses Ady Store
Nurses favor MELLO-GLO, a French Process Free Powder, for its non drying feel and longer wear. It keeps shine away and benefits the complexion, advertised by Geo. W. Hobison Dept. Store and John B. Cox Drug Co in Ady.
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Geo. W. Hobison Dept
John B. Cox Drug Co
Ady
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Silas H. Strawn
Hideo
Loys
Sbarrs
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Saldianaal
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Hoover
Ings
White House
Library of Congress
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Borax
Savallina
Englemente Heondene
Port i
University of Virginia
Bury
Tennessee
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Kentucky
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Meee
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J.C. Penney
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