Giving Over Time: Chapter Meeting and News Notes
A North Louisiana society update details the D A R event at Hotel Barlow with a 12:45 luncheon, mingling guests from Prescott and Fort Worth. Reports include dues, flag essay prizes, Armistice reflections, and a life sketch of General Sam Houston, plus a photo feature on M Lenora Routon and Theta Sigma Phi. A science note notes the parsec-like light distance measure.
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John, Cain
D. A. Ro
Hotel Barlow
Dan Green
J. J. Buttle
B. F. McFaddin
Chaos
Locke
Battle
J.T. West
Randolph Wamby
Prescott
Wells Hamby
Benjamin Culp
N. DB. Bracy
Maggie Bell
Ernest Cox Fulton
Furrell
Stev
Ens
Ark
Sir Henry
F. McFaddiiy
Mittie McCammon
Fort Worth
Oxas
Ross R. Gillespie
City
J. M. Houston
RE. Cain
J. 3. Battle
R. E B. Cain
Ellis Island
Wilbur Jones
Chas Haynes
America
RB. E. Cain
Lee Holt
R. L. Searcy
Louisiana State University
M. Lenora Routon
Theta Sigma Phi
Blanche LeCoq
New Reads
Louisiana Press Association
School of Journalism
Holy Land Travelogues at First Baptist Church
On November 17 Rev W R Hamilton will begin a four part travelogue series at First Baptist Church showing Mediterranean Borderlands filmed during a cruise to the Holy Land. The first film features Mt Vesuvius Algeria the Parthenon in Athens and scenes from Egypt with countries listed including the Azores Portugal Algeria Mal y Sicily Greece Turkey Palestine and Egypt.
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W. R. Hamilton
Holy Land
First Baptist Church
Mediterranean Borderlands
Hamilton
Hese
United States
Mt. Vesuvious
Algeria
Athens
Egypt
Azores
Portugal
Alegria
Maly
Sicily
Greece
Turkey
Palestine
Pardon Policy and 1934 Election Fallout Across States
Governor Olson signaled a continued pardon review for Mooney with hearings for those entitled to show cause. He proposed adopting modified angles of Upton Sinclair on unemployment production and self help co operatives. A state clean up investigation was hinted, mirroring Los Angeles mayor Bowron. Ballots showed Republican gains in Oregon and Washington, with New Deal defeats across several measures, and appointments filling Senate vacancies.
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Mooney
Olson
Amy
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Los Angeles
Fletcher Bowron
Pacific Coast
Oregon
New Deal
Washington
Co. 1
Williams Gibbs McAdoo
Sheridan Downey
Frank F. Merriam
Thomas M. Storke
Santa Barbara
Senate
Downey
Rufus Holman
Willis EB. Mahoney
Charles A. Sprague
Henry L. Hess
Ickes
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Homer T. Bone
Ewing D. Colvin
Knute Hill
Frank Miller
Aftermath Reflections On War Economies And Policy Shifts
The article discusses postwar economic strains and shifts toward centralization. It notes how totalitarian states leveraged trade control, devaluations hit savings, and the United States faced dollar devaluation debates. It highlights growing reliance on federal programs, pensions for the elderly, veteran payments, and market stabilization efforts. The piece cites NRA, wage laws, and labor relations as safeguards amid shifting public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncey
Russia
Germany
France
United States
NRA
National Labor Relations, Act
Death Toll From Accidents In the Home Arouses Nation
The American Red Cross warns that home accidents kill 32,500 yearly, led by falls at 17,500 and burns at 6,600, with 4.7 million injuries. It urges households to check October hazard lists and follow safety rules to prevent these deaths and injuries.
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I American Red Cross
Red Cross
Rising debts and living standards contrast through time
A historical survey notes higher public debts since World War I and rising centralization with expanded government roles. It contrasts debt growth from under a billion to tens of billions while public welfare and living standards improve, as shown by League of Nations findings. It also hints at future tech shifts and a large river’s measured flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
United States
U. S
America
League of Nations
Birmingham
New Dodge Shown Front and Rear Wheels
A new Dodge model features a sculpted hood with wind tunnel tested aero design, chromed ventilating slots, and a broad chrome band along the bow. The suspension uses rust-proof Amola steel coil springs, with independent front wheels and a horizontal steering arm for simple, direct steering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
It Wouldn't Have Paid to Be Modest
Tyler oil man P A M Sutton dodged a southbound car that brushed his hip as he crossed a street. He spotted his wallet still hanging from the car door hinge and, despite his torn trousers, gave chase and recovered the wallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Texas
Sutton
Library shelves list reads and a donation note
The library offers fiction titles including White Collar Girl, By the World Forget, and The Gorgeous Hussy, plus Faith Baldwin and Ruby M Ayres works. Non fiction includes The Life of Andrew Jackson. A donation by Dr Charles A Champlin adds The Lengthening Shadow of Dr Andrew Taylor Still. Plants become intoxicated by carbon monoxide gas in a warning line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drary
Iction
Faith Baldwin
Ruby M. Ayres
Gorgeous Hussy
Samuel Adams
Andrew Jackson
Marquis James
Charles A. Champlin
Andrew Taylor Stiil
Osteopathy
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Lloyd Hughes
J. Farrell MacDonald
Jack Randall
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Frank R. Johnson
Jerry
Johnson
Mississippi Points
Memphis, Tenn
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South Hervey Strect
Talbots
Just
Kate Greenaway
Tulane Green Wave
Mark Twain
Talbot
Charley McCarthy
Sift Wee King
Ronald Culemuat
Touchdown
ARMY
Mary Carlisle
John Howard
Clay
Florence Cook
Florence
Hope Hardware
First Baptist
Coutses
Columbia River
Ladies Specialty Shop
the Library
John P. Cox Drug Co
Ted
Eagle
Olafsen
Marshall Field & Company
Baskridge
Ridgelaine
Boxridge
Heatherlain
Crestmoor
McCall
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