Senator Couzens Attacks Borah Over Vote on Banking Bill
Washington report notes Senator Couzens accuses Idaho’s Borah of failing to analyze the issues in backing an amendatory loan bill. The discussion centers on banking policy, small industry loans, and political maneuvering ahead of the London conference. Names cited include Couzens, Borah, Reed, and Roosevelt’s administration.
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Washington
Jo Couzens
H Henry Ford
Williams
Borah
Couzens
McLeod
Mead
Michigan
Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
Women argue for balanced child formation through work and play. They warn against overprotective parenting and advocate daily duties at home to build work habits, responsibility, and self reliance. The piece stresses kitchen chores for girls and various chores for boys as part of preparation for life.
Glorifying Self Care Tips From A Faded Ad
A fragmented advert-like text urges attention to grooming and beauty routines. It stresses visiting a shop with well groomed staff and ensuring a proper manicure or cut before leaving, warning against sloppy results and insisting on thorough cleaning and attention to detail.
Hair Rinses and Tips for Keeping Wave Styles
Two quick home haircare tips from a 1936 article suggest lemon rinse using lemon juice and water to remove soap and add softness and shine, plus a vinegar rinse to aid manageability and remove suds. It also recommends a wide-mesh hairnet for preserving finger waves and a snug bathing cap for shower use.
Old Liberty Healthful Community Ties Report
Old Liberty notes a healthy community scene with visits among locals. Mrs T O Middebrooks and children from Magnolia visit Mrs J B Hicks. Henry Willett Ralph Brown and Grady McCorkle of Emmett call on P A Near Sunday. Miss Lele Hicks visits Miss Ruby Evans in Columbus Friday afternoon of last week. Howard Thompson and family from Nashville call on Mr and Mrs Newton Purdue Sunday. Guy Hicks and Mrs Mon Hart and Beulah Hicks spend Sunday with Mrs Gus Gilbert of Watercreek. Mr Harden of Miners Springs calls on Mr and Mrs Winchester Sunday. William Hicks, returning from the Deaf School at Little Rock, comes home for summer vacation.
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Magnolia
J. B. Hicks
Henry Willett
Ralph Brown
Grady McCorkle
Emmett
P. A
Lele Hicks
Ruby Evans
Columbus
Howard Thormpson
Nashville
Newton
Purdue Sunda Mus
Guy Hicks
Mon
Trapeze star's tragedy drives Donna to secrets
Donna faces Madeline Siddal’s death and the circus fallout after Madeline’s husband seeks control, Con Renfroe informs deaths, and Donna contemplates news for Amos Siddal. Donna’s visit to the post office triggers Mrs Planter’s wary warning as the plot thickens.
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Donna Gadriel
Madeline Siddal
Gsace
Madeline
Bill Siddal
Amos Siddal
Mr. Flanter
Donna
Wil
Ton Havid
Alarmed at War Prospect In France Parliament Debate
Paris readers fear a new German war, with stocks faltering and bonds selling off amid talk of extending compulsory military service from one to two years. Radical deputies press the government to avoid a two year term while warning of a Saar crisis and potential Nazi pressure. Public anxiety grows over a possible Nazi coup and the risk to European stability.
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National Union
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Frenier
Gaston Domirgue
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Hitler
Ast
Japan to Hold Diplomatic Talks with U.S. and Britain
Tokyo reports the Japanese government has accepted a British invitation to carry on separate diplomatic discussions with the United States and Great Britain before the naval conference in MNS.
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Japan
Mindey
United States
Great Britain
Local School Board Elects New Members in District
Saturday election in the district elected George McMillan for one year and Harold Sanford for three years to the school board. Ralph Rogers. Miss Mary Rogers and Kenneth Rogers visit. many local residents and relatives are noted in a series of community calls and social visits from Wednesday to Sunday across Hope, Spring Hill, and nearby areas.
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Sehool
George McMillan
Harold Sanford
Ralph Rogers
Mary Rogers
Kenneth Rogers
Molton Rogers
Troy Astin
Hope
H. B. Sanford
Willis Cabb
Gertrude, Hollaway
Ree O. Gray
Hurley Rogers
Shennan
Adell Sanford
George
Crews
Bronxie
Nell Rogers
Mineral Springs
Teth Wright
Tammly
Sam Wright
Spring Hill
Atkinson
Mary
Mattie
Emily Mitchell
Whikl
Bodeaw
Henry
Milton Caudle
Jim A. Wright
O. J. Phillips
Shower Springs
Eunice Rogers
Milton Rogers
Reed
Gray
Henry Atkinson
Carlven Sanford
Wade Warren
Luther Ellis
Star
Larry
Myp
Burlie Mcwilliams
Kenewell
Keith
Sanford’s
Dotti
Bearden
Botlie Barden
Glendon
Results Friday scores from Southern and American leagues
Southern Association results include Birmingham 2 Knoxville 4, New Orleans 3 Chattanooga 2, Memphis 8 Nashville 14, Lith Rack at Atlante night game. American League cards show New York 5 Chicago 7. National League mixed results with Washington versus St Louis and Philadelphia 9 Detroit 7 Boston 3 Cleveland 18. All games reported as ruined gut.
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Hope T & Ma
Allentu
Burton- Ward
Southern Association
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Atlanta
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Detroit
Washington
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Piluishureh
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
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Cleveland
New Orleans Ties Up Highway Funds
Baton Rouge reports a fresh clash in the ongoing dispute between New Orleans and the Louisiana Highway Commission over annual $700,000 city payments for streets. Officials ordered escrow of $175,000 or halt other revenues, as courts previously ruled the state must pay. An immediate Supreme Court appeal was planned to block further disbursements.
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Highway Commission
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Siut
East Baton Rouge Parish
Supreme Court
George K. Favror
Gaston L. Portevie
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under Execution in Hempstead County
Sheriff John L Wilson of Hempstead County Arkansas will auction on June 2 1934 at the Washington Court House front door the real estate described as parts of sections 22 23 25 26 27 Township 12 South Range 25 West all located Hempstead County Arkansas The sale is on credit of three months with bond and approved security and is held under a writ issued April 39 1934 from the Circuit Court of Hempstead County in a case of Torreyson vs Chandler et al.
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Arkansas
Cirrcuit Court
Margaret W. Torreyson
Mr. D. Chandler
Elizabeth Chandler
Washington
John L. Wilson
Tempstead Coutty
Arkpnsay
Political Announcements for August 1994 Primary
Officials listed include County Clerk Rayer M Dowell John W Ridgdill Tax Assessor Mrs Isabelle Onstead and C C Crit Stuart Road Overseer. Ro an Township candidates to be presented and elected subject to Denderalle primary action. Tugwell criticizes constitution change proposal saying the highway commission has no duties and funds.
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Isabelle Onstead R. 1
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Jones C. C
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Stuart
Congress Agrees on Stock Control
Congress and conferees reach a compromise stock market control measure seen as a prelude to enactment. The Senate Labor Committee also approves the Wagner bill creating an industrial adjustment board of five to arbitrate labor disputes.
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Washington
Toax
Roosevelt
Senate Labor Comamitee
Wagner
Industrial Adjustement Board
Lightning Strikes Fence Woman Dies in Arkansas
SEARCY Ark. Mrs Maule Simpson was instantly killed when lightning struck a fence she was walking beside on Thursday. Her husband and one child survive. The report notes a glorming electrical event and mentions regrets about yesterday’s mistakes.
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Searcy
Ark
Maule Simpson
Warning Order in Hemstead County Chancery Court Arkansas
The First National Bank of Hope sues L Lee and Myrtle Lee in Case 2829 warning the defendants to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. The seal of the Hemstead county court is dated May 1944 with Clerk Dale Jones and Deputy J P Byers noted.
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Hempestead County
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First National Bank of Ihope
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Myrtle Lee
Lee
Natorial Bank of Hope
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Arkansas
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