Brazil's Vargas May Come North For Roosevelt Visit
AP Foreign Specialist Dewitt Mackenzie notes Brazil's President Vargas, famed for dictatorial traits, recently purged governor Flores da Cunha for backing a rival candidate. Vargas, a 51 year old small man with a bold leadership style, rose to power in 1930 through revolt and shaped a liberal democracy, improving social conditions and forging closer ties with the United States, Argentina, and Uruguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
Vargas
Brazil
Roosevelt
Flores da Cunha
Rio Grande de Sul
da Cunha
Russia
China
Napoleon
Sao Paulo
United States
Argentina
Uruguay
Bridge construction materials listed for today
The article notes carbon steel alloy steels concrete and masonry as chief materials used in modern bridge construction.
Egyptian themed dress sandals and chic evening pumps debut
Feature describes gold and moss green corded Nile inspired sandals with intertwined ties and square toe navy kid pumps. Includes design notes on open toe white satin vamp, silver kid evening fare and crepe fright flats. Mentions local social items and church society notes with May meeting changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida
Cleopatra
Old Nile
Spot of Light Hits for Play Bullet Imitation
AP science writer Howard Blakesler reports on a light bullet weapon from Cornell physicist D Ramacanoff. At fifty feet a focused beam creates a bright round spot resembling a bullet hole on a target. Earlier diffused light bullets were devised by Capt C H Coates to reduce target practice costs amid funding limits. A real gun fires as the light projector flashes a spot where the bullet would strike, emulating hits for mimic warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blakesler
Ithaca
D. Ramacanoff
Cornell University
C. H. Coates
Texarkana Guests Among Local Relatives
Mrs. H. and Mrs. Beanelanyp hosted a guest from Houston Texarkana area. Charline Stewart was a Tuesday and Wednesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith near Wasloneton. Mr and Mrs Wo BR Stowe and children Virginia Sue and Billy Low of Little Rock were visiting relatives of K B Spears and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beanelanyp Sane
Houston
Texarkana
Blevins
Mass
Charline Stwart
Ronald Smith
Wasloneton
Wo BR. Stowe
Virginia Sue
Billy Low
Little Rock
Spears
Radio broadcasting course grows at Northwestern and Chicago
AURELIUS KINSEY reports that radio broadcast training has become a popular but challenging course at Northwestern and the University of Chicago. Students start as microphone fitters, overcoming dialects, overacting, and script reading to develop a distinctive onair feel, with Harold Ishel noting personality over voice as the key to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelius Kinsey
Chicago
Northwestern
University of Chicago
Harold Ishel
Local visits and weekend guests reported around Hope area
Jim Black of Texas and Chester Stephens visited in the area while many others traveled to Prescott Texarkana Nashville and Little Rock for weekends or to attend events. Mrs Catherine Brown and Mrs Bert Carter were seen shopping in Hope as guests and relatives gathered with Me and Mrs John Huskey near Sweet Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Campbell
Jim Black
Texas
Chester Stephens
B. Hodnett
Hope
Blevins
Tom J. Stewart
Dwight Stewart
Prescott
Roy Nelson
Howard
Texarkana
Sarrah Nelson
Coy Cummings
Nashville
Will Cummings
Carl Browen
Kate Brown
Jack Bonds
Cora Donnel Hospital
Tom Phillips
Bert Carter
C. E. Brooks
Wade
John Huskey
Sweet Home
el Mes
Walter Compton
Little Rock
Wid Mes
Edgar Edwards
Moss Charline Stewart
Carl Brown
Hope Salicday
Local Social Whirl Notes From Fairview
Mrs. Cora Johillant spent Thursday with Mrs Grave Kidd in Fairview. Roy Smith visited Thursday after her with Mrs Ethel Hay. Mrs Opal Kidd was the Wedies-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Johillant
Grave Kidd
Roy Smith
Ethel Hay
Opal Kidd
Bright Star Home Demonstration Club Notes
The Bright Star Home Demonstration Club met April 28 with six members present. Mrs. Howard Thompson led the devotional and the demonstration covered styles of clothes. Miss Ella Posey attended as a visitor and spoke about other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Star Home Demonstation Club
Howard Thompson
Ella Posey
President Roosevelt Returns to White House on Fishing Trip
President Roosevelt, refreshed by a Texas fishing cruise, returned to Washington on Friday to renew momentum for his major economic program. He was greeted at the station by Mrs. Roosevelt, Vice President Garner, and almost the entire cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Southwest
Washinton
Texas
Garner
Printer braithwaite proposes 82 letter alphabet
Wakefield England April 20 AP A local printer T A Braithwaite says English spelling uses too many letters and has invented an 82 letter alphabet adding six new symbols for long o sounds and eng thee and shee He plans to publish a book on letters and predicts wide adoption He argues cost would drop as pages could be reduced cutting paper and labor costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
England
T. A. Braithswaite
Thee
Braithwaite
Colin
Meeting adjourns after games at Mrs McKnight host
Mrs C A McKnight acted as hostess and served cackies. Several games were played before adjourning the meeting to reconvene at Mrs C E Boyce's on May 26. The demonstration will feature green salads from the garden. A large portion of Christmas cards are manufactured in Germany though the American card business remains substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Brown
Jettie Johnson
Tee Cato
Lafayette Sinclair
The
Missionary Society
McDowall
Florence Martin
Mrs. Jordan
C. A. McKnight
C. E. Boyce
Germany
Machinery boosts wages while cutting consumer prices
Chicago analyze how advanced production raises pay and lowers costs. A Institute pamphlet argues six benefits of machinery include more goods, steady supplies, higher wages, lower producer costs, better product quality, and growing consumer purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Machinery Institute
Institute
Co. House
United States
Not Created for Philanthropy and the Ball Foundation Windfall
Article examines the Van Sweringen empire sale profits with George A. Ball of Muncie directing a new George and Frances Ball Foundation set to disperse charitable funds. Ball’s gifts built Ball State Teachers College, Ball Memorial Hospital, and city facilities, while the sale proceeds may fund religious and welfare work as legal issues unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
NBA
Ealy Havev
Brothers van Sweringen
Indiana
George A. Ball
Muncie
Ind
Wall Street
van Sweringen
Hese
Robert R. Young
Frank F. Kolge
Allan T. Kirby
Ball
van Sweringer
George
Tall
Midamerica
Cleveland Railway Co
Young, Kolbe
Kirby
Ball State Teachers College
Ball Mienerial Hospital
M.C. A
M. C. Acs
Ball Momey
The
State University
Midamerica Corp
Cleveland Railway
Big Higbee Co
Cleveland
Young, Kolbe and Kirby
Catet
George and Frances Bull Foundation
Gay A. Balk
Frane Thei Aughter
Elizabeth W
Letind Rex Robinson
Bronxville, N.Y
G. Ball
Lemuel A. Pillenger
van Sweringery
Indianapolis
Ball Foundation
von Sweringen
Periodic Pains and Cardui Advertisement
A vintage paternal health note extols Cardui for menstrual discomfort. It claims thousands of women testified to relief, while advising medical consultation if relief is not achieved. The ad portrays Cardui as a vegetable remedy that strengthens overall vitality and food utilization, advising home use and drugstore purchase.
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J.L. Williams & Sons
Appvly To
Harry W. Shiver
Melroy
Luck's
Buffalo
Fairview
White House
Usu
Ag Lucie
Cata Ue
Tess
Legton
Tirana
Albania
Allan P. Kerby
Wilkes-Barre
Pas Frink F. Kolbe
Robert 2. Young
New York Investment Beakers
Charge and Prairies Ball Foundation
Leland Rex Robinson
Lemuel A. Pittenger
Pittenger
Morréels
Reece’s Meat Market
East Front Street
A. C. Erwin
R. Melroy
Wiko
Lucius
Samet
City Bakery
West Priaif
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