A Wishful Scene and Local Society Notes in Arkadelphia
A poem about filling a vacant home with warmth and family sits alongside social news from Arkadelphia. Reported visits include Mrs. John Wellborn’s Tuesday trip, a fifth annual Arkansas Democratic Women’s convention in Hot Springs, and multiple returned travelers. Club meetings at First Baptist and W M U circles, with delegates and guests, populate the local schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Sandetur
C. $. Low- Morp
J. G. Martindale
Arkansas Democratic Women's Ehuirs
Tuedsay
Kingsway
Intel
Hot Springs
Lewthorp
With The Ladies Win In Exiled Ethiopian Court
Fragmented essay discusses Empress Quizzero Menen and Emperor Haile Selassie in exile. It interprets Ruth-like fidelity as guiding her rise in influence as the emperor’s authority wanes. The piece blends literary allusion with social commentary on gender and power within the court.
Double Main Event at Wrestling Show at American Legion Stadium
This week's wrestling card at the American Legion stadium features a double main event. Ken Hollis of Phoenix faces Balk Estes, brother of Toots Bates, in the opening bout. In the main event Lefty Williams of Cabhot Ark takes on Leslie Wolfe from Sherman Texas in a two out of three falls match capped by a two hour limit. Both bouts are expected to draw a capacity crowd as all passes are honored Thursday night.
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American Legion Stadium
Ken Hollia
Phoenix
Aziz
Balk Estes
Toots Bates
Jack Lang
Hollis
Jocal Lang
LeRoy McQuirk
Ken
Pacific Coast
Lefty Williams
Cabhot Ark
Murcleshead
Leslie Wolfe
Sherman
Texas
Little Rock
Wolfe
LeRoy McGuirk
Leslie
All Posses
Marys Kitchen Tray Advertisement by Mrs Mary E Dague
An old promotional piece urges households to use trays for entertaining and meals. It promotes breakfast trays for guests and solo lunches, suggests placing a decorative tray in a quiet area, and notes ease of serving perch and garden meals on trays with family dining arranged cafeteria style on the porch or lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Exiled ruler Haile Selassie and devoted Empress alike draw support from loyal followers
Haile Selassie will be glad, as Kaiser Wilhelm was, that a woman loved him enough to follow him abroad. Her happiness dies where his tent is pitched and men seldom understand women. Even Empresses struggle to grasp the longing for a former regime that ruled many people.
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Ethiopia
Quizzero Menen
Makonhen
Quizkero Menen
Ruth
Menen
Hilm
Sevenormal Weiman
Alfred Lord Byron
Haile Selassie
Kaiser Wilhelm
Cupid Engineers Hostess Switch Menu and Tray Tips
Readable portions discuss tray selection from kitchen, emphasizing large oblong trays for capacity and ease, and noting round trays are impractical. Suggestions include matching tray cloths and napkins, half inch gingham checks, and fringed service items. The article then lists tomorrow's breakfast, luncheon, and dinner plans with specific dishes and drinks, ending with a note on toast heating options.
Senate Ratifies London Naval Treaty Amid Debate
The Senate passed the 1036 London naval treaty by voice vote with Britain and France as signatories. Provisions set categories for capital ships and guns, require annual build program notices, and include escape clauses for war or excess construction by non signatories. The article also oddly shifts to discuss kitchen trays and household uses for trays, noting practical duties from cleaning to serving meals.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
France
Japan
Maly
Mrs. Long Breaks from Long Leader in Senate Row
The article notes Mrs. Long voting with Senate Majority Leader Robinson on key motions and sometimes opposing him. She sits behind the public galleries while her husband attends front row. contrasting accounts say she follows administration or leaders like Hattie Caraway or Overton in Louisiana in various votes.
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Senate
Musband
Mr. Long
Robinson
WPA
Long
Senator Overton
Louisiana
Mr. Overton
Caraway
Washington
Ias
Allen Eltender
Haa
Extortion Note Admit Plea From Choctaw Student
Manning Bulla, 19, former Choctaw High student, pleaded guilty to a plan using a mafia link to defraud via an extortion letter to Mrs. Wirt Franklin asking 300 dollars. He was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury. bond set at 3000 dollars. The case arose after he was arrested near the Santa Fe station parkway by nine police and postal inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Manning Bulla
Choctaw High School
Dulky
Wirt Franklin
Oklahoma
Santa Fe Station
George J. Eacock
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Railways vote sparks dispute over funds and wages
A fragmented report notes railway workers unions and officials debating funds and wage increases. President Madrazs asserts a firm position while opponents warn that grants raise costs and worsen annual deficits by potentially 200,000.
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Ofl
Madrazs
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National Conference of Episcopal Young People
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Circle No. 1
Jock Williams
South Main Street
E. S. Franklin
Who Is Thy
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Louis Breed
Blankets
Aaunderey
Woolen Mills
Nelson - Huckins
Saenger
Robert Montgomery
Myrna Loy
Apgarc
Minangial Security
Orville
W.erringer
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Mrs
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Cupid
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Frances Nalle
Hope, Ark
U. S
Adrienne
Gibson Drug Company
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Ight
NEA Service, Inc
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Plymouth
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B. R. Hamm
Ark
Mrs. Long
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Paramount School
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Arkansas
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Osnaburg
Sunny Tucker
Navy
Isle
Desert
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NE. Ee Company
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Post Office
HOPE
Readers' Service Bureau
Houm
Eighth Ave
New York, N. Y
Poetus
Lelen Welshimer
Waae
Rae
Hope Star
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