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First Lady’s Radical Press Image in Roosevelt Era
Washington column traces Eleanor Roosevelt’s increasingly militant image as the nation debates New Deal reforms. It reviews Dennis and Tugwell on democracy and fascism, and sketches vivid vignettes of government life including a library cataloging dispute, marital strains, and a morale of workers under CWA.
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Grisader Dennis
Tugwell
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Roosevelt
Schall
Wirt
Baisterice Homestead
Philantic
Hyde Park
Lawrence Dennis
American Mercury
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Littl
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D A R Convention Complaints Stir Taxi Hubub
Complaints allege D A R convention attendees crowded taxis, cramming six per cab, and forcing drives around town for a few pennies. The issue highlights nuisance and price concerns during a busy convention period in 1934.
Soothing the Savage Boys with Home Self-Government
A mother overwhelmed by quarrels among her many sons is advised to let them govern themselves through a periodic elected leadership, a simple code of laws, and assigned duties. The plan aims to curb fights, profanity, and dishonesty, with the mother as final court on appeal. If it works, family harmony may return and chores will balance the kitchen burden.
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Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report
Doyle Sunday activities show a well attended Sunday school and league. Jimmie Balch and George Gibson joined an all day singing at Highland. Nearby, residents attended the Fifth Sunday meeting at Bingen and the Methodist laymen meeting at Pump Springs. Willie Springs of Doyle visited relatives at Dierks. Walter Bateh and family from Antoine visited here last week. Carl Strawn returned from Murfreesboro to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Spears and Luthy Spears family spent Sunday at Dayle. Tobias Hobson, a local English stable owner, kept here as twice. customers were told to return next date. Hobson’s choice phrase originated here.
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Jimmie Balch
George Gibson
Bingen
Pump Springs
Willie Springs
Doyle
Dierks
Walter Bateh
Farmuly
Antoine
Carl Strawn
Murfreesboro
Mike Spears
Luthsy Spears
Herby’s Chapel notices from Joséphine hospital update
Mrs Riley Lewallen underwent an operation at Joséphine hospital Wednesday and is said to be doing fine. Mr Frank Bailey remains confined to his bed after a brief stay and has been moved home. Mr and Mrs Fr M Jones of Hope visit with Mr and Mrs C Johnsidiit. White Sun and Ellis of Blut Springs dined with Mr and Mrs Earl Finchor. they planned to visit Mrs Ellis parents, Mr and Mrs Albert Robertson of Spring Hill. Mrs M B Gentry visited with her mother Mrs Will Erwin Wednesday.
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Riley Lewallen
Joséphine Hospital
Frank Bailey
Josephine Hospital
M. Jones
Hope
C. Johnsidiit
Eilis
Blut
Springs
Earl Finchor
Ellis
Albert Robertson
Spring Hill
M. B. Gentry
Will Erwin
Seniors Hold Tag Day For Library Benefit
The Hope Hirsh School class plans a tag day for the High School Library fundraiser. Plus notes from past events include Moytly at Spritdell and J M Roddy of Harrodsburg. Miss Lely Loewenberg will recital at the Cincinnati Conservatory tomorrow night. Now showing at the Grand Theater Maytime with Harrison Ford and Ethel Shannon.
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Hope Hirsh
Moytly
Saturday Night Visits Among Local Families
Ruth and Katherine Cumbie spent Saturday night and Sunday with Clara and Denville Ellis. Earl Fincher and family were with Nelen Lewallen on Sunday. Mrs. Cox of Hope visited Mrs. Gray this week, Hoy Mullins and son Carroll were Hope visitors Saturday. Eunice Reece visited her mother Monday. Roger Williams and children of Loak Grove visited Mrs. Bart Fincher and baby Wednesday. Alice and Mattie Purdlh of Rocky Mound spent the weekend with their sister. Nolen Lewallen and Clara Ellis visited Mrs. W. Johnston Tuesday afternoon.
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Katherine Cumbie
Clara
Denville Ellis
Earl Fincher
Nelen Lewallen
Cox
Hope
Gray
Hoy Mullins
Son Carrol Sere Hope
Eunice Reece
Roger Wiliams
Loak Grove
Mirs Bart Finchor
Baby
Alice
Mattie Lon Purdlh
Rocky Mound
Nolen Lewallen
Clara Ellis
W. C. Johnston
Madeline's Deception Drives Siddal to Hospital Visit
In a tense chapter, Bill Siddal travels to the hospital after Madeline’s accident, worries over her fate, and discovers the girl posing as his cousin Madeline is actually Donna. Donna reads Madeline’s letter while battling heartbreak, praying for a cure and a chance at love as Sid dall wrestles with family duty and social expectations.
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Madeline Siddal
Gabriel Sintera
Cin
Ned Prakpond
Bona Chhvasmay
Madeline
Amos Siddal
Abe
Donnan
Valle
Sadeline
Donna
Maudeline
Siddal
Madéline
Anghavan
Bill Aeuk
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Local social notes and upcoming club events recap
Mr Loren Durham and baby visit, Mrs Carl Elis and daughter Tuesday night. Frances Morita of Rocky Mbind visits Mrs Glen Lewallen. Ethel Fincher and Alice Purtle visit. Jones dance in Hope Saturday. Will move saw mill from Fox farm. Home demonstration club May 10 at Bracy Smith home. Miss Griffin to teach quick methods cheese making toilet and laundry soap. Willhoyelt music group third practice. Mosots travel about 400 000 piles in hex.
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Loren Durham
Baby
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Frances Morita
Rocky Mbind
Glen Lewallen
Glenfincher
Lore Durham
McNub
Alton Johnston
J. B. Block
Hope
Williams
Fox Farm
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Glen Binther
Alice Purtle
Nolen Lewallen
Dee Wiggins
Glen Flagher
Misa Piste
Fool
DeAnn
Jein Roberts
Spring Hill Singing Sunday Night Attracts Crowd
The Sunday service drew a well attended audience as Rev Crain spoke on Better Homes. A number from the conference joined the Bethlehem gathering. Arch Turner and Messher visited the city mid week. Foster, Dell Martin and families spent Sunday with Powell. The Kellys and their son Charles visited Spring Mill La. for the day. Strawberry harvests are underway here.
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Crain
Bethlehem
Arch Turner
Meishur
Foster
Dell Martin
Stunday
A. L. Powell
Mrx
Kelly
Charles
Spring Mill
Political Candidate Announcements for August 1934 Primary
The Star is authorized to announce Democratic primary candidates for August 1934. Names include George W. Schooley, W Aubry Lewis, Clarence Baker, Imbearden Codity, M Steppens, Jon W. Ridgdill, Ray Mdowell, and Isabelle Onsteal. Reads like a formal local notice of offices including probate clerk and tax assessor.
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