Roosevelt, Re echoing a GOP rescue plan
Washington dispatch describes Republicans rallying to present themselves as the nation’s solution to economic distress. It notes secret conferences, fundraising by Big Business, and planned anti Roosevelt propaganda. Rodney Hurdtin profiles key figures and the effort to bolster recovery prospects and public messaging.
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Rodney Hurdtin
Washington
Roosevelt
Eire
John Callan
Laughlin
Everett Senders
Aryanas Navy Journal
Cal
National Committee
Congress
Charlie Michelson
Hoover
Winfield W. Riefler
Central ‘Statistics Board
Executive Council
Federal ‘Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Virginia
National Labor Board
Walter Teagle
Standard Oil
NEA Service, Inc
Glorifying a Winter Pedicure Routine
A fragmented piece discusses self care for women, urging weekly pedicures and daily hand skin care as a way to avoid trouble in winter. It contrasts common manicure habits with the need to ensure footwear fits and skin remains well kept through the season.
Truth Over Appearance In Homes And Habits
A reflective column argues against chasing outward appearances to please neighbors. It warns that lying to children about possessions harms self respect, urges honesty, and notes how restraint from social pressure benefits families. Practical foot care tips and odd facts follow.
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Cnita
John Smith
Trew
Jack
Mrs. Smith
Mamy
Mary
Lou
Hotel Tremont Murder Shocks Town Bass
In a stormy evening sequence a stranger named Bannister encounters a tense young woman with a concealed revolver as they parts at the Tremont Hotel. The scene shifts to Bannister and his Aunt Kate at home where a newspaper headline reveals that Tracy King, a band leader, was slain in a hotel, prompting intrigue and questions about motives and identity.
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Bannister
Shi Swan Ha
Tremont
Hattie Smith
Kus Company
Bandster
Banadeter
Panotster
David
Kath
Cererannies
Nini
Sip
Kate
Toy Iim
Destine Lang
Lang
Sheridan Road
Tod Denise
Tracy King
Kate Hewitt
Dehusé
Denise Tang
Lily
Evans
Arthur Lang
David Bannister
Local Social Roundup Notices From Willow County
Green Laseter Mrs Frank Bailey visited with Mrs Albert Robertson Sunday afternoon Miss Marie Stuart of Oxvan spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs E M Stuart Miss Louise Robertson left Sunday for a few days visit with friends of Blevins Mr and Mrs Bright of Hope Mr Russell Lewallen and Miss Dorothy Robertson were the guests of Mr and Mrs Will Humphries Sunday Mr and Mrs J T Cumbie visited her aparents Mr and Mrs J H Vandal of Huns Saturday Mr and Mrs Earl Ross and family and Dorothy Faye Cumbie spent Sunday with Raymond Ross and family of Quick Grove Miss Willie Mae Julnston spent Sunday with Kathryn Cumbie Mr Mida Heretng and Mr Davis of Texarkane spent Sunday with her visit Mrs Miller Stuart and Mr Stuart Miss Ellen Byers visited with Misa Irene Ward of Botnmoy Sunday Miss Louise Robertson spent Thursday night with Mrs Earl Winches
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Frank Bailey
Albert Robertson
Marie Stuart
Oxvan
E. M. Stuart
Louise Robertson
Blevins
Mrs. Bright
Hope
Russell Lewallen
Dorothy Robertson
Will Humphries
Earl Ross
Dorothy Faye Cumbie
Raymond Ross
Quk Grove
Mida Heretng
Davis
Texarkane
Miller Stuart
Mr Stuart
Little Sawmills Protected Under Lumber Code Provisions
The Secretary explains that the Lumber Code protects small mills in the Southern Pine Division. Aimed at fair treatment, inspectors assist small mills, and a differential selling price favors those with substandard output or limited equipment. Production quotas were issued to all mills, with late applicants allowed for the month. notices were widely published in the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmipil
Ute Industry
Southern Pie
Uynder
Paul in Macedonia and the Macedonian Call Lesson
The article discusses Paul’s vision of the man of Macedonia guiding his mission to Europe, the jail scene in Philippi, and the broader message of the Macedonian call as a symbol of gospel expansion. It emphasizes courage, sacrifice, and faith as drivers of early Christian outreach and notes the era’s dark world context while urging perseverance.
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Gilroy
Blu. Folllor
Congregationalist
Paul
Macedonia
Bis
Tons
Asia Minor
Europe
Becoe
Gospel Power Opens Hearts and Loosens Prison Doors
The world’s hope rests in the gospel’s power to free both captives and oppressors. It speaks of loosened hands and opened doors, and of hearts changed from persecutors to saints through faith.
Italy Adopts U S Plan for Industry Reform
ROME Italy Thursday asked the Chamber of Deputies to approve a measure whereby the government may finance and participate in stock issues of private companies and guarantee principal and payment of dividends to stockholders. The proposed law would transform the industrial landscape and state enterprise role.
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Rome
Italy
Prontier
Industrial Reconstruction Institute Aims for Dividend Guaranty
The text outlines plans for an Industrial Reconstruction Institute to back dividends for stock subscribers regardless of the venture’s condition. It notes the government will operate through this institute, modeled after the American Reconstruction Finance Corporation, to stabilize industry and protect investors.
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Hempstead
Neva
Ibd Gonatiition
Col
McCormick
Associated Press
Tetwaten
Bet
Thuy
American Reconstruction Finance
I Tien
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Germany
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Czechoslovakia
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Proqkman
Timamohar
Adele Allen
Bannis
Gong
Peter
Green
Laseter
J. T. Cumbie
J. H. Vandal
Huns
Willie Mae Julnston
Kathryn Cumbie
Ellen Byers
Misa Irene Ward
Botmoy
Earl Winches
Southern Pine Associationecretary
Berckes
Sothern Pine Association
Brazil
Mexico
Haiti
Jonathan
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Soda—Arm & Hammer
HOBBS
New Deal
RINSO
Crystal White
Hobbs’ Grocery & Markets
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