Mary Maryon at Marlborough House Talks About King Edward
Close sources say Mrs Wallia Simpson, known as Wally, met with King Edward at Marlborough House on Wednesday night while he toured Portland and the Cumberland Terrace home. The queen’s invitation, seen as a bid to ease tensions, focused on friendship amid a growing uproar abroad and at home.
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Edwad i
Wallia Simpson
Ucumberland Terrace
Big
Portland
Auten
Mary
Edward
Exnéat
Wally? Simpson
Marlborough House
England
Wally
No Crop Control Continued From Page One
The secretary discussed production control in light of public opinion and potential price effects. He noted surpluses and stressed that with normal weather and high production of wheat and corn, most Americans might favor controls next year. He hinted at crop insurance, loan plans for stored crops, and changes to soil conservation acts as part of the forthcoming program.
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United States
Miling
Local Belton News Briefs Highlight Illness and Visits
Belton community notes list several sick residents and family visitors. Mr Ear Womack attended. Mrs Willie Eley visited relatives in Smackover. Miss Katherine and Mildred Dotson from Nashville were guests of Miss Louise Eley. Mrs Milton Stone visits Prescott to see ill mother. Jessie Mae Brooks and Evelyn Whitmore of DeQueen stayed with grandparents S F Leslie. J L Eley and daughter visited in Nashville. J A Manning stopped by Hope for business. Mary Roberts remains ill but improving. deer hunt engages locals. Mountcastle and Alford of Hope were in town for business.
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Ear Womack
J. M. Hampton
Victor Hampton
Willie Eley
Smackover
Katherine and
Mildred Dotson
Nashville
Louise Eley
Workers Council of the
Little River Baptist Association
Belton Baptist Church
Milton Stone
Prescott
Jessie Mae Brooks
Eve‘lyn Whitmore
DeQueen
S. F. Leslie
Laila Roberts
J. L. Eley
J. A. Manning
Hope
Mary Roberts
Mr. Mountcastle
Miss Alford
Absent Vote Clouds New Deal Court Deliberations
The absence of Justice Nolan F Slane, a liberal on the Supreme Court, limits debate on New Deal legality while Justice Stee misses recent sessions. Speculation grows as the court may split on any major cage vote, with Stage awaiting a possible decision.
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U.S. Supreme Court
de Tins
Narlan F Slane
Terbunal
Stee
Community Health and Local Social News Notes
Hinton Health is weak in this community with many catching colds. Sunday brought preaching by Bro. Mann. Virginia Walton visited sister Mrs. Vernon Hollis while several families gathered for weekend visits. Numerous readers mention kinship, car rides to Texarkana, and local social events including a wiener and marshmallow roast and a Mt. Pleasant musical attendance.
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Bro. Mann
Virginia Walton
Vernon Hollis
George Elledge
Teddy Camp
BR. E. Adams
Jess Nichols
Jesse
J.C. Gibson
Catherine Mamilton
Dorothy Elledge
Josephine Simmons
Maxine Smith
Horace Elledge
Denzil Nicholas
Travis Simmons
J. T. Smith
J. D
Lillie Gibson
Texarkana
Lela Wheat
LaFrance Simmons
Marlene
Myrtie
Narvell Rogers
A. Wheelington
Weer
Wayman
Beula Vines
Josephine Simons
Patmos High School
Mt. Pleasant
Wieker
Hog exhibit odors prompt humorous defense by boys
In a hog exhibit, a lingering pleasant scent prompted a joking defense from two boys who said the odor came from “these other pigs.” The remark underscores the casual atmosphere at the event and the boys’ lighthearted attempt to explain the aroma.
Critical Test for A.B. L. of Labor at Tampa
The American Federation of Labor convention in Tampa opens amid a leadership clash between Samuel Gompers and John L. Lewis. Lewis is suspended and not eligible to attend, while Gompers’s lieutenants prepare to argue for expulsion of Lewis’s United Mine Workers and allied unions. The debate centers on craft versus mass unionism and aims to define the federation’s future structure.
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Joseph L. Miller
Associated Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
John L. Lewis
Gompers
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Federation
Gotmpers
Oyster Dalle
A. F. of L
Tampa
Conventio
Federation For Good
W Ill
Therese
William Hutcheson
The
Carpenters
Joby P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
Arthur O. Wharton
Charles P. Howard
Typographical Union
George L. Berry
Max Zuritsky
United Batters, Cap and Millinery Workers
Community Visitors and Local Family News
Washington Mrs Joe Wilson and children of Columbus visit qurrents Mr and Mrs Bob Levins. Mr and Mrs J B Yarberry of Blevins guest Thursday of Mr and Mrs Joe Jackson Roy and Mrs W H Stingley Sammy Merrell of Mena CCC Camp IX visits his mother on Route 1 and relatives in town. Leo McDonald visits son Keely McDonald in Nevada county. ALN Stroud improving after illness at Hope hospital. Mrs Wom OM Etter Jr and Mrs C A Williams hosted Sul ton bridge club. Neal Brewer and children of Gum Springs visit A P Delany. Brewer family staying this week. F E Pinegar and family spend Saturday in Texarkana. Paul Briley visits daughter Mrs S E B McPherson and family in Hope. Mrs EB S Black and Alfred Black feed into town visits.
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Joe Wilson
Columbus
Bob Levins
J. B. Yarberry
Blevins
Joe Jackson
Roy
W. H. Stingley
Sammy Merrell
Mena CCC
Leo McDonald
Keely McDonald
Nevada County
Aln
Stroud
Hope
Wo OM. Etter
Anil
C. AT. Williams
Sulton Bridge Club
W. R. Orton
Neal Brewer
Gum Springs
A. P. Delany
Brewer
F. E. Pinegar
Eos
Texarlaina
Paul Briley
S. EB
McPherson
Anic Alfred Black
Springfield pupil studies in daytime as schools close
No midnight oil was wasted by Rita Roof of Springfield Ohio who did her homework when schools were closed. The closure stemmed from the defeat of a three mill school levy in November. Political tactics and delayed action on school finances are cited. A fund of about $2000 was given as a holiday bonus.
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Rita Roof
Springfield
Blame Vikings for Absence of Iron
New York scholars propose Viking activity stripped Estonia’s meteor crater iron. Dr Clyde Fisher of the Hayden Planetarium argues Vikings prized iron for swords and shields and may have removed the metal from the Baltic region.
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New York
Estonia
Clyde Fisher
Hayden Planetarium
Natural History
Baltic
Cape York
Peary
Greenland
Weekend Visitors and Illness Reported in Town
The El Dorado correspondent notes a party spending Thursday night at a hotel and returning Friday morning. Mrs Ella Gold and Miss Thejing Sined with Orman Ray visit Little Rock this week. Miss Vivian Beck from Henderson College Arkadelphia spent the week at home. Mrs A J Cox of Rawle t is reported seriously ill at this line.
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el Dorado Cmt
Heturhing
Ella Gold
Misa Thejing
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