Washington May meeting and charity bridge in Texarkana
The Pat Clehuene chapter US D. G. will hold their May meeting of D eelock at the Old State House in Washington with speakers Dr TB Carrigan Mrs Mavis Hall and others recounting early days of Washington. A benefit bridge hosted by Miss Marguerite Taylor at the Law Young home featured pink roses, Wye cornflowers, and multiple prize winners. National Music Week events include a Texarkana program by the Charal Elth of Texarkana at First Presbyterian, free of charge.
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D. G
Deelock
Ome State House
Washington
TB. Carrigan
Mavis Hall
Bers
Marguerite i Taylor
Is. M. McWillams
Dewey Hendricks
Tom Ward
RT. White
C., Lowthorp
2. S. Gibson
Euluck
First Presbyterian
Cotton
Southland
Consore
Moltlie Darnell
Mempis
Tenn
Card of Thanks for Kindness at Daughters Death
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings after the death of their daughter and granddaughter. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Lesslie Mervilt and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Crews. Also notes a land conveyance in Pennsylvania increasing state game lands to 452 960 acres across 47 counties.
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Lesslie Mervilt
W. M. Crews
Hinds
Pennsylvania
Mrs Wellborns Piano Recital At Topeka Tonight
Elementary piano pupils of Mrs Johny Wellborn present a circus themed recital with Rhythm Orchestra and Harmonika Band at Topeka’s Nall and Horions, starting 7 30 p m. Thursday. The program features student solos acts and a troupe style show, no admission charged, about an hour. Notable participants include FB B Ward Geraldine Whitten Peggy McNeil Betty Ruth Coleman Mary Jo Monroe Jessie Chliye Brown Marie Kaufman and many more with Rhythm Orchestra and Harmonika Band providing accompaniment.
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Piana
Johny Wellborn
Horiuns
FB. B. Ward
Geraldine Whitten
Peggy McNeil
Betty Ruth Coleman
Mary Jo Monroe
Jessie Chiiee Brown
Marie Kaufman
Rosnjiyn Hall
Jack
Air Liner Sets Transcontinental Flight Record
A two engine passenger plane flew from Los Angeles to New York in 11 hours and five minutes, cutting 20 minutes from the former record. Captain D W Tomlinson credited the non stop flight with automated pilot guidance and praised the crew Hal Snead and Pete Red Bull for navigation and radio beam expertise. The craft landed at Floyd Bennett Field to a crowd of about 250 observers.
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New York
Hewin
Leland Andrwes
American Airlines
D. W
Taoy) Tomlinson
Floyd Bennett Field
Tomlinson
Navy
Sra Hawks
Hal Snead
Pete Red Bull
April State Taxes Gain Over March
April revenue totals from the State Revenue Department reached $1,040,896.24, up $12,845.09 from March. The liquor and imported wines tax rose to $55,181 for the Welfare Commission fund, while liquor permits to the general fund fell from $44,950 to $23, indicating April activity. Cigarette tax stamps climbed to $68,852.50 and gasoline taxes increased to $614,404.25, with other beverage, oil, and permit receipts also rising.
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Little Hock
State
Earl R. Wiseman
State Welfare Commission Fund
General Revenue Fund
Baptism of the Holy Ghost Theme Features Choirs and Sermon
The revival at the Tabernacle includes a children's choir and instrumental music. Miss Georgian Lewis delivered a sermon on The Baptism of the Holy Spirit, arguing it is a personal third person of the Trinity and detailing its biblical basis and manifestations. She urged belief in the gift and noted that speaking in tongues is a sign, not the Baptism itself. Automobiles and other gasoline engines in Brazil are under government decree to burn fuel containing 1 percent alcohol.
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Georgian Lewis
Jesus
God
Christ
Peter
Cornelius
Jersalem
Phesus
Ephesus
Paul
Samaria
Corinthian
Brazil
Textile Labor Pushes Cotton Processing Tax Relief
Washington reports show Textile Workers leaders pressing for a relief subsidy to protect cotton mills from foreign competition as six months after a general strike. Rhode Island group members testified before a special cabinet committee studying textiles amid New England Republican discussions in Boston. Theodore Roosevelt linked the textile dispute to administration policy and warned about Japanese imports as cabinet members consider possible white house action.
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Thor
Cottor Oil
Thomas TP. McMahon
United ‘Textile Workers
Rhode Island
Gorgemoor Green
Mannlie‘hawerss
Harry H. Burton
Mort
Japan
Rhode Islands
McCormick
Plain Shave Scene At Barbershop
A frazzled sergeant demands a plain shave with no extras as he sits in a barber chair. He dismisses haircuts, massages, towels, and manicurist services, insisting he wants only a simple shave and to dress himself, while the barber answers quietly.
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Acmy and Nevy Journal
Hot Springs Electric Rates Cut After Commission Order
The Arkansas Public Utilities Commission following weeks of talks with Citizens Electric Company of Hot Springs issued an order Tuesday reducing residential and commercial electric rates about one half percent, effective today. It was estimated that the reduction would lower monthly bills for many customers.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Utlides Commission
Citizens Electric Company of
Hot Springs
State Police pick six Rangers in Arkansas move
The State Police Commission at the capitol approved six Rangers and announced five more will be chosen May 7 after further vetting. Named are B. E. Frasier, J. B. Clark, L. F. Fishback Jr., Gene Mooney, C. J. Atkinson, and Lindsey Hatchett. They will enforce liquor, traffic, and criminal laws statewide. Ages range 26 to 40 with prior law enforcement. 15 more applicants were interviewed. An additional class will be drawn from eligibles. New hires plus efficiency push also reported.
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Little Rock
State Police Commission
Hher Capitol
EL Frasier
Hardy
J. B. Clark
State Revenue Department
L. F. Fishback Jr
Fort Smith
Gene Mooney
Mountain Home
Atkinson
Morrisson
Conway County
Lindsey Hatchett
Clinton
Buren
A. G. Albright
Ban on Noisy Auto Apparatus in Cham Town Hotels
In Cham town the ordinance bans loudspeakers phonography and other apparatus in hotels and public spaces from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. The text notes penalties measured in cents per kilowatt and mentions various rates and devices, reflecting a strict quiet hours rule for nighttime.
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Altomobile
Horna
Cham
Tween
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