Little Rock Conference opens at First Methodist Church
A reflection on life gaps as the Little Rock Conference begins with a Wednesday session at the First Methodist Church Pine and West Second streets. The program includes ministerial roll call and Bishop Moore address. many social and auxiliary events follow, plus several religious and community notices from area churches and groups.
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Little Rock
Towethos Nus
First Methodist Church
Pine and
West Second Streets
Carte
Moore
Universal's The Mind Blue Untold Moral Drama
Universal presents The Mind Blue a striking melodrama starring Robert Wilcox Nan Grey and Robert Ellis. It follows a patrolman who adopts the burglar’s son after killing the thief in self defense, only to see the foster son's life spiral as a bank robbery accusation and a pursuit of justice test their bond.
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Grey
Universal
Cbine
Ie New Theater
Robert Wilcox
Nan Grey
Robert Ellis
Ie Polices
Oman
Am Babtie
Say
Cvap
Umele
Att
Oan Girh
En- Tvou
Fiubert Wilcox
Kedward Ellis
Tavlades Richare Carle
Ralph Morvan
Alms Kreger
Billy Burra
Rachel Glasmen
Conference Clergy Lists and District Assignments
A fragment lists L A Conference presiding elders by district and years of service, naming J T Thompe son Blowing McCrskill WA Dud din and ministers in Arkadelphia Canvlen Little Rock Mintivelin Pine Bluff Prescott Tesatkona districts with years served.
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Lakeside
Pie Bluff
J.T Thompeson
Blowing McCrskill
WA. Duddin
First Church
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Arkadelphia Distri¢L
Ray KB
Fiwcett
Canvlen
Rew
Major Drive Is Continued From Page One
Fragmented OCR text discusses Cel States participation in a global conflict and calls for full Allied support in a new world war. It mentions collective action by the United States Britain and allies against the Axis powers amid wartime mobilization.
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Cel
Carnival Delayed Yet Opens Pan American Show
The Pan American Shows arrived in Hope on Sunday and were to open Monday but were delayed by two days of rain. Poor ground drainage held up rides and tents, but after rain ceased the grounds are being drained to open tonight. Special ride coupons offer three rides for 10 cents, valid all week, as Larson's Kiddie Band performs nightly on the midway at Highway 67 near Lol-E-Tex.
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Hope
Highway 67
Arkansas Highway Safety Campaign Aims to Cut Accidents
Arkansas State Highway Department plans a sixty day safety drive with school driver training, police enforcement, and public education. Officials urge citizens to follow traffic laws, emphasize courtesy and knowledge, and use driver training to reduce crashes this year and build momentum for lasting safety.
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Booth
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Arkansas Automobile Clus
American Automobile Association
Arkansas State Police
Baath
Arkansas State Highway Department
Benth
Meeting of Arksnisis bil cational association at Little Rock
Last weekend a gathering of the Arksnisis bil cational association in Little Rock enabled Quan students from high school and college to return home for a few days with relatives. Miss Lena May Robertson, a student at Arkansas State Teachers College Conway, spent the weekend with her parents. Cora Bell Webb from Murfreesboro returned Wednesday night to stay with her parents. John Barrow is a junior in the ...
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Arksnisis Bil Cational Association
Little Rock
Quan
Lena May Robertson
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
H. P. Robertson
Cora Bell Webb
Murfryeshaya
Jine
John Henry Webb
John Barrow Ir
Senators Criticize Mop Creditors Over Reorganization Plan
Senate railroad finance chairman Senator Truman bluntly challenged major Missouri Pacific creditors, especially New York Life official Alfred Meyers and Frederic Ecker, urging them to dig deeper into the insolvent railroad's proposed reorganization and to reveal all pertinent information before finalizing any deals.
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Washington
Truman
Dom
Senate Railroad Finance Committee
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri
Alfred H. Meyers
The
New York Life
Frederic W. Ecker
Fall yard blooms frame Mrs Wilbur Jones home
Hope area notes a weekend of visits and small town routines. Many residents including Imogene Lewis and the Barrows family were home for the weekend. Mrs Satlie Webb improved after a sudden illness last Tuesday. Visitors from Texarkana and Fulton frequented Hope squares as locals spoke of chrysanthemums and autumn yard displays.
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Texarkana
Waller Baker
Berdie Norwood
Hope
Miller Stuart
D. W. Ditty
G.S. Smith
O. C. Robins
Mary Sue
Dan Green
Sallie Green
Olin Smith
Aubry Smith
Gran Public School
D. K. Green
Milam
Cox
Fulton
Shirley Robins
Annie
Ella Fontaine
Wilbur Jones
Mind Your Manners Quiz On Engagement Etiquette
This reader prompts guidance on social usage for engagements and invitations. It asks if a woman may offer tickets to a man, how a person should respond to self focus, whether novel engagement announcements are in good taste, and how to show attention to a fiancée. It provides sample answers and style tips.
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Dan Vormpuy
Mierer
Dlan
Amin
Readers Debate Cotton Prices and Farm Prosperity
A reader cites a Bookings Institute study to argue that 1922 to 1933 declines in agriculture mining and manufacturing reduced output by 20 percent. The letter suggests fair prices for farm products, critiques cotton pricing, and notes how raw cotton costs rise faster than finished goods, urging policy to ease producer burdens.
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the Star
Bookings Institute
Washington, D.C
Falkner Foundation of
Pittsburgh
Stedman Bondholders Committee Details Debtor Plan
Testimony shows Metropolitan Life members not familiar with details of the coorganization plan prepared by Missouri Pacific. The Stedman Bondholders Committee, mainly insurance companies holding Missouri Pacific securities, had its own reorganization plan but agreed to accept the debtor's plan if other creditors did not oppose.
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Missouri Pacific
Stedman Bondholders Committee
Stedman Committee
Debwt
Ladders Made by Ozan School Third Graders
OZAN Ark The third grade pupils built number ladders using addition and subtraction rings. Jim Robertson Junior Patterson Wilbur Cook and Billie Joe Nelson climbed ladders with eighty to ninety rings without error. Theodore Hill won for best corn stalk fiddle, singing Little Feet He Careful, after rubbing bow with bees wax.
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Ozan
Ark
Jim Robertson
Patterson
Wilbur Cook
Billie Joe Nelson
Theodore Hill
Theodore
The Farmer as Nation Backbone and Tax Debate
A historical note discusses the farmer as the nation's backbone and the impact of a $37 billion national debt. It analyzes a proposed two percent federal sales tax, its cost to a poor family, and the supposed benefits of the AAAT program, including improved farm conditions, higher merchant and banker returns, industrial growth, and feeding the starving. The piece ends with a question on whether the program paid, dated November 2, 193?.
Balanced Budget Proposals Amid Labor and Tax Debates
The article notes a plan to raise about 200 million dollars through revised taxes on wheat and corn to fund the government program. Secretary Perking, after a House conference, plans wage and hour bill changes pending congressional hearings. The Labor Secretary says discussions with President Roosevelt occurred regarding the administration proposal.
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Finahes
Perking
House
Congressional
Secretary of Labor
Roosevelt
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W. A. Hammonds
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Po ‘Thomasson
Amere Jew Legion
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MM. LaGrone
DeVore
Alven Godbolt
First
el Dorado
Gaston Foote
Wayfields Memorial Church
Lille Merk
Uel
Drudh Hiatt
Alexeandra
Marpee
Mes. Latrone
B. R. Hamm
Mes
W. M. Ramsty
G. BP
Thomasson
BV. Herndon Sr
Arthur Swanke
Amerian Legion
Lille Rock
Andee Hy Leave
Auxiliary Department
Mises Marie
Nannie Parkins
Ll. BE. Mfundley
Warren
W. W. Nelson
Mine At Springs
Jess LeDoney
Kurenai
First Baptist Sunday Schoo
Faith Yall
South Main Fleet
iMes
Cecil E. Weaver
Chiss
Feenetreeel
PB. Cacrgan
National
Fox Hunters’ Association
Jooksim
R. M. Briant
John M. Moore
Dallas
Texas
M Stinson
Camden
Womissionary Society
Mindk
Tol Springs
WOM
O C. F. Lane
Ax House
Mabel Liane
Louisville
Larry Shiver
Shiver
Buevitey
Carlyle
Cel Morrison
Asbury College
Wilmore
Guy bE.anys
Jim Andersen
Dialer
Tegas
Jef
Los Angeles
Sanford
Cromorthern California
Aman
Puophis
Jack Holt
Wirgindy Bruce
Melvyn Daughlin
Thurs, & Pal
Nan Grey, Te Wilcnx
the Man IN Blue
Hope, Ark
Tel-E-Tex Oil Co
Larson
Itnaidunal
Ile
Rewry
Gable
Joan
Crawford
Eadie Cantari
Taha
Herr Next
Siomay Saengie
Robert Montgomery
Vanity Fair
L. A
Phoenix
Bayt
Lashlag
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Hupy Prescott
Nashville
Tel-E-Tex
Arkansas
Mergola
Pons Galli-Curei
Behymer Tucker
Cantor
Osculatore
Snre
Gaetana Mergola
San Bicotine
Tiny Lily Pons
L. E. Ehymer
Pacific Coast
Sophie Tucker
Eddie Cantor
Eddie
Hai
Nelson
Jack Witt
A, C, Moody
Hope Route One
Harry
Harry Phipps
Jack and Seck
South Walnut
John S. Gibson’ Drug Company
Rexall
Facat Teal
Long
Rollins
Brownoilt Shoe Store
Duggar
Paris Fashion
Paris
Duggar’s Ladies
West
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