Wastinton Laker Board Job by Serious Matter to Teagle
Walter Teagle of Standard Oil wields forceful influence in labor board hearings, pressuring smaller industrialists and shaping settlements. Gerard Swope of General Electric shows less enthusiasm on the board, while Jim Garner avoids the limelight. Officials debate trade gains versus losses with Russia and discuss high-minded conduct on regional NRA boards as egg nog rumors swirl and wet law remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laker Board
Standard Oil
Swope
Garner
Russken
White House
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Walter Teagle
National Labor Board
Teagle
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Westinghouse
Wagner
Jim Farley
Texas
Jack Garner
Congress
Russia
NRA
Confusing Gold Talk and Bold Moves Among Leaders
A scrambled report notes BEARRS Chinese or American gold debates perplexing economists while a London traveler traces a 50 10 mile air journey. Washington and Philadelphia timelines appear, with Mrs Roosevelt mentioned. Columbia University freshmen weigh Phi Beta Kappa status against varsity letters, and a GOP standover is hinted with a two fight struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Mother’s rights and a child’s view on home arrival
A discourse argues mothers should not be perpetually at home waiting for children after school. It notes many kids seek other company once they know mom is readily available and that children must learn to accept limited motherly presence. The piece cautions against rigid devotion while urging balance and respect for a mother’s rights and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Earth
Oracle of All Love
Glorifying Yourself Kee By Alicia Hart
A midlife beauty guide suggests women over thirty five add extra cosmetics to maintain youth. It recommends a warmed muscle off for chin support, careful gentle massage, anti wrinkle cream around the eyes, and occasional use of an astringent to tone and stimulate circulation.
Okay residents visit and local happenings in Okay area
Mr and Mrs W L Wolters and Edward Anderson return to Okay after a week in Alabama and Georgia. Local residents visit Hope Nashville Texarkana and Mandeville. The P T A presented Oh Professor. Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs C Sheffield. Okay cement plant reopens after repairs. Marshalk Thompson ill in Hope hospital. Various visits and shopping trips noted among residents with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wolters
Edward Anderson
Okay
Alabama
Georgia
George Thompson
Josephine
Hope
Lawter Dodson
Clyde Ambler
George Young
Henry
Neil Parker
Bob Johnson
Jack Turner
M. M. Collins
J. A. Cellier
Oak Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Dora Jackson spent Monday with her daughter Mrs Lie Flontz. Mr and Mrs Walter Lee Allen visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bennie Jones. Mr and Mrs Burl Ress and daughter Barbara Ann spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Sid Skinher. Mrs Algie Shurman is no better at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathreen Hoss
Hattie Jackson
Benest Ross
Lessie Pertell
C. E. Sanders
Lester Muffens
Hope
Omi Shurman
Bortcan No. 2
Mis Asteen Wilson
Ernest May
Corenth
Denvill Sparks
Sigs
Jewell Ress
Deltora Sparks
J. G. Colter
Stape
Elbert Jones
Sid Collier
Charlie Williams
Eien Wearut
Dora Jackson
Lie Flontz
Walter Lee Allen
Bennie Jones
Burl Ress and Tittle
Barbara Ann
Sid Skinher
Algie Shurman
Weekend Visits And Local Sermons In Waldo
Waldo residents shared Sunday visits with relatives and friends including DeAnn Critchlow and families. Pastor E M Boyett preached three sermons last weekend and plans to return on the second Sunday. Mae Belle Samuel stayed with Caudie Burke, and Ardell Clark and John Robinson families visited kin in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Critchlow
Land
Sam Breeding
Ardell Clark
Bry Clark
Ediri Vickers
Rena Clark
Suny
E. M. Boyelt
Endy
Waldo
Mae Belle Samuel
Caudie Burke
Elbert Burke
Saywell
Prescott
John Robinson
Sibyl
M. Clark
Art Burke
Community Notes From Arkadelphia Visits and Family Reach
Hove called on Mr and Mrs B M Boyett Sunday after rodes Mrs Caudie Burke has retired from Arkadelphia front am extended visit with friends Mr and Mrs W H Burke and Mr and Mrs J M Arnold and daughter Yathr Dean spent fast Sunday in Shreveport Ca attending Ure fale Cinvy Alten spent Just Sunday after noon with BE M Boyett Floyd Cummings from Longview Texas is visiting his sister Mr and Mrs J J Samuels and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
B. M. Boyett
Rodes
Caudie Burke
Arkadelphia Front
W. H. Burke
J. M. Arnold
Yathr Dean
Shreveport
BE. M. Boyett
Floyd Cummings
Longview
Texas
J. J. Samuels
Local Social News and Mast Flag Etiquette
Bright Star Health noted for writing skills as Miss Gurteen Candle hosted Miss Bett Hackett and others last Wednesday. A long list of visits and greetings among the Candle, Galloway, Wright, Davidson, and Mangant families across Hope and nearby areas is recorded alongside a note on flag protocol for lowering and raising to full mast before daily adjustments.
Memphis Starlet Joan Waring Returns Home
A tumultuous homecoming frames Joan Waring’s Memphis return after fame as a singer. Her fiancé Bob Weston’s absence fuels wistful tension as Pat and Barney Blake’s marriage reshapes old love lines. Mrs. Waring plans a civic welcome while tabloids probe rumors of Joan’s romance and rival suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waring
Joan
Pat
Barney
Stella
Bhuny
Home Loan Bank Chairman Resigns
William P. Stevenson of South Carolina resigns Friday as chairman of the Home Loan Bank board and is replaced by John H. Fahey of Massachusetts. Stevenson remains on the board. President Roosevelt backs his proposal for a faster refinancing process. Fahey, also a board member, assumes the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William P. Stevenson
South Carolina
Home Loan Bank Board
Roosevalt
John H. Fahey
Massachusetts
Stevenson
House of Representatives
Fahey
New Chaitivan
Lumber Firm Ordered to Pay Back Wages
Memphis mill cited for violating wage and hour provisions. ordered to pay workers 24,000 in back pay by Friday night or face criminal prosecution. Company allegedly forced overtime, falsified records, and operated beyond allowed hours. penalties include reducing excess operations from November allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis. Tenn
Iardwondl Manufacturers Institute
Memphis
Institute
Paul in Jerusalem and the struggle over Christian liberty
The article examines how early Christianity wrestled with Old Testament rites. It traces Paul’s tension between Jewish ritual and Gentile liberty, his vow in Jerusalem, and the debate with Judean teachers on whether Gentile converts must follow Moses’ customs to be saved. The piece highlights conflict between tradition and new faith amid practical pressures.
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Gilroy
J. D
Maestrect
ETA ET RT
Paul
Pon
Jerusalem
Judea
Barnabas
Barnebies
Radetzky March and the Hadit of Archduchy
Bruce Catton reviews Joseph Roths Radetzky March a vivid portrait of the Austro Hungarian empire on the eve of its collapse. The novel follows Carl von Tratta a young army officer and traces how lineage from Solferino shapes his fate within a society rotting beneath romantic nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catyon
Joseph Roth
Hapsburgs
Carl von Tratta
Franz Josef
Solfarino
Solfering
Solferino
Salferino
Jie
Singing event and local notices from Hinton area
Sunday night singing at Hinton drew attendees. A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Formby. Vernon Heirston of Stamps visited his brother Lest er Heirston and family. L. Jones of Patmos spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom ine Gibson. Sybil Barr Gladine Black hosted by Saville and Catherine Hamilton. Odom brothers quartet and local singers performed with a radio broadcast from KCMC Texarkana last Sunday. Neighbors stopping by J.T. Smith residence are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Formby
Vernon Heirston
Stamps
Lester Heirston
L. Jones
Patmos
Tomine Gibson
Sybil Barr
Gladine Black
Saville
Catherine Hamilton
Odom Brothers
Mary and
LaFrance Simmons
Doris Hamiton
Hattie Louise Douthit
KCMC
Texarkana
J.T. Smith
Notary Statement Fragment From 1933 Record
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of November, 1933. Ruth A. Cain, Newry Public. My Commission Expires Mar 25, [illegible] Lut is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. Cain
Newry
Community notices include families from multiple towns
Albert Smith and family of Shoyer Springs Bert Cornelius and family Allen Smith and family of Ebenezer Mrs Raymond Elledue and little son Lawrence Mes Ruby Wilson and George Burns of Willigville Mr and Mrs Lawson Cox and family Mrs Rose Bridge and children and Travis Simmons Roy and Nathan Elidge and W E Simmons and Mr and Mrs Sim Gordon J D Smith spent Saturday night with Gilbert Elledge The pie supper at this place Friday night was not attended and was no great such as Mrs Di Formby visiting sister Mrs Claude Hinton of Nashville The musical given by Louie Bearden Wednesday night was well attended and all departed a nice time Mrs Della Smith called on Mrs R Ellidre Morilay afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
Shoyer Springs
Bert Cornelius
Allen Smith
Ebenezer
Raymond Elledue
Lawrence
Ruby Wilson
George Burns
Willigville
Lawson Cox
Rose Bridge
Travis. Simmons
Roy
Nathan Elidge
W. E. Simmons
Sim Gordon
J. D. Smith
Gilbert Elledge
Frida
di Formby
Claude Hinton
Nashville
Louie Bearden
Della Smith
R Ellidre Morilay
Recapitulation of Assets and Securities Listing
A ledger of banking house, fixtures, other real estate, redemption fund, U S bonds, bonds stocks and securities, demand loans on cotton, and cash with exchange totaling values around 199669.19 250000.00 and various figures, showing a financial recap from the A N chartered institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Banking House
SRD
Real Easute
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
U. S
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The
Star Publishing Co., Inc
Paneer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
Bouth Waite Rreet
Arkansas
C. EB Palmer
Ald. H. Washburn
Butler
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaPayette
Col
R. BR
McCormick
Lesen Dace
Associated Press
Ftema
Wastinton
NEA Service, Inc
Bearrs
Alicia Hartes
Wisien
Oak Grove
DeAnn
Miss Gurteen Candle
Bett Hackett
Calhoun
Thompson
A. E. Candle
Sims
Henrry Voss
A. L. Candle
Curtis
W. W. Weight
Delilah Galloway
Gurteen Candle
Jessie Mary Wright
Alvin Galloway
J. W. Galloway
Wayne Gilbert
Near Fulton
Trudie Mur
Lorene
Irene Wright
J.B. Wright
W. W. Wright
A.L. Caudle
Homer Davidson
W. Wright
E. G. Wright
Wright
Rocky Mound
Sorgotton
Noor
Joan Waring
Navy York
Memphia
Jove
Barbara Courtney
Bergelf
Jona
New York
Bob Lont
Tuum
Joan Alage
Bob
Pat Skore
Binke
Ainge
Pat Wind Harney
Doa
Boh
Efe Keark
Ella
Sie
Jia
Somentera
Robert Weston
Brrvard Courtney
Mia
Manor
Meen
Clubs
Ms. Waring
Joan x0
Tenny
Bill
Sara
Dickhornton
Olek
Mrs. Warlig
Claes
Epirie
Urey
Home Loan Bank
Ferneatom
Pant
Plaroahis
Clristians
Antinghdudas
Silus
Lord Jesus Christ
Ayas Math
Acty
Uaoe
S Hinton
Citizens National Bank OF Hove
Pine
Postal
United Stat
Dallars
SUS
OSU
State of Arkansas
K. M. Lagrone L
D. Read O. A. Graves
Ditevtars
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
SBS
Tolal
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