Washington Brain Trust Politics in New Deal Debate
The article analyzes how New Deal idealism wanes against political realities as federal workers face campaign fundraising pressure and party showdowns. It notes many officials shift to political activity, brain trusts lose influence, and efforts focus on speeches and defending New Deal laws while awaiting reform or support from Tammany.
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Washington
Federal
Civil Service
Dewl
Democratic Party
Young Democrata
High Command
New Deal
Tammany
Roosevelt
New York State
Frenkins
Apollier
United States Warns Nations on Metal Exports to Belligerents
Washington reports renewed government subsidies to aid American trade with Italy and Ethiopia while warning exporters against selling combat materials. Secretary Hull cites oil, copper, trucks, tractors, scrap iron and steel as potential contraband and stresses such trade violates policy and neutrality acts. The statement follows League of Nations sanctions talks and Britain’s cautious reaction.
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Aoith Lely
Ethiopia
Syergkary Hull
Agserling
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League of Nations
Italy
Roosevelt
Britain
London
Hull
United States
Tuly
League
Texan pastor takes post at Hope Nazrene church
Rev W Paul Hodge of Alvin Texas accepted the pastorate of First Nazrene church in Hope this past Friday He will be the first regular pastor Mrs Hodge and their two sons plan to arrive in Hope late next month The Nazrene church sits on South Elm Street The public is welcomed at all times to services and activities
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Alvin
Texay
Rus
First Nazprene Church of Hope
Myr. Hodge Arived
Pri- Gay
Hodge
Hope
Nazuene
South Elm Street
Viter
El Dorado Falls 20 to 14 At Hot Springs Showdown
About 4,000 fans watched Hot Springs Trojan Paul Langinotti and El Dorado's Sal Saltonstall in a Friday night game. Langinotti staged a long 88 yard run for a Trojan touchdown, but Saltonstall highlighted the Wildcats with several gains before an early score sealed by Perry.
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Hgt Springs
Ark
Casol: Marying Ferry
Hot Springs Tyojans
el Dorado Wildcats
Paul Langinotti
Trojans
Salty Saltonstall
Wildcats
Trojan
Dorado
Saltonstall
Perry San i
Lungingili
Httle
Foltonstall
Longinotti
Wildeat
Donald Hawking
Guucc
Stock Prices Hit Best Level Since 1929 Peak
New York experts say the seven days just ended mark a pivotal point in the market recovery. Stocks surged through the prior trading range with vigorous gains, and many issues especially in industry are at their highest levels since 1929, signaling renewed optimism across Wall Street.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Former Hope Grid Captain Injured in Conway Loss
Ronald Red Smith, captain and tackle for Batesville's Arkansas college team and a former Hope High School star, collapsed at halftime during a 51 0 defeat by Hendrix College in Conway. Paralyzed on the right side, he was treated at St Vincent's infirmary and Paulkner county hospital before transfer to Little Rock. Doctors blamed strain rather than game injury. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs H B Smith, played for Bobrat teams in 1928 and 1929.
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Red) Smith
Arkansas
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Hope High
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Hendrix College
Conway
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Paulkner County
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H. B. Smith
Hope Route Four
Lime
Ohio
Jews Deprived of Vote in Germany
Berlin reports Nazi decrees strip Jews of political rights and forbid them from voting holding public office or government employment. Part Jews may lose citizenship unless Jewish faith or marriage status affects eligibility. Dispensations by Hitler determine exemptions. separate decree targets Jewish government officials and marriages with non Jews. The Jewish Telegraphic Agency notes omissions on commerce status and Olympic implications.
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Germany
Reichstag
Nurnberg
Adolf Hitler
Better Highway Patrol Urged by Motor Group at Chicago
At the American Automobile Association convention in Chicago President Thomas P. Henry urged stronger enforcement of traffic laws to halve the national motor vehicle death toll within a year. Delegates from 800 clubs heard calls for more highway patrol personnel and intensified safety measures, including drunken driving penalties and stricter vehicle inspections.
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Chicago
Thomas P. Henry
American Automobile ‘Association
Six Die in Auto Crashes Across Two States
CLARKSVILLE Ark Two members of the Ozone CCC cans were killed and seven injured Saturday when a CCC truck failed to negotiate a curve on Ozone mountain eight miles from here and rolled over a 100 foot embankment. The dead are EWELL HARDGRAVES 13 Clarksville Lloyd MOREFIELD 21 Winslow. Also four killed in Greenwood near here in a separate crash include CLIFTON YUSI 41 THELMA RUSH 19 ELLA RUSH 17 LUCILLE HANCOCK 21.
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Ark
Ozone CCC
CCC
Ozone Mountain
Here
Aresewell Hardgraves
Lloyd Morefield
Winslow
Caroling Greenwood
Clifton Yusi
Thelma Rush
Ella Rush
Lucille Hancock
Ethiopians Rush to Defense of Jijiga
Ras Nasibu rushed to Jijiga to defend the key city as Italian advances threaten the Addis Ababa Djibouti line. Reports say heavy fighting began near Duggah Bur, about 100 miles south, and Rome dispatches hint Harar may fall soon.
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Jijiga
Duggah Bur
Rome
Etiopia
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Aly
National UDC Convention to Meet Tuesday at Hot Springs
Hope will be represented at the 42nd annual United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Hot Springs November 1922 at the Arlington. Over five hundred voting delegates from all parts of the United States are expected to participate in educational and historical programs. Officers to be elected and by-law amendments planned amid strong competition for several national offices. Mrs W E Massey of Hot Springs pictured with telephone receiver. presiding president-general, with Mrs C S Lowthorp of Hope as living Arkansas UDC president general.
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Ark
Hope
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Arlington
Vhational
W. E. Massey
C. 8. Lowthorp
Arkinsay WA
D. C
Ehait
Van
Guneral
Max
Walter D. Lamar
Mavon
Geopeia
Norris Harris
Baltlimore
Maryland
Losiatrar
J. Stunter
Uhane
Charleston
South Carolina
Crosses of Honor
CS. Lowthurp
Beye
Experiment Farm Given Inspection by Visiting Committee
A visiting committee from the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Brand Experiment Station inspected the Hope Station on Friday. They reviewed buildings grounds livestock and ongoing experiments with station assistant director G W Ware and committee members N P O Neal A J Stavens Mi Crawford G Anderson Lewis McCown T H Pope and W St John. They drafted resolutions recommending expansion and improvement of the station.
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Hope Station
G. W. Ware
N.P. O'Neal
Hope
A. J. Stavens
Frescott
DeQueen
T. H. Pope
Nashville
Man Convicted in Pardon Bid Ties to Bank Robbery
MEMPHIS Tenn A juror Friday night convicted Pete Clisarie 24 of participating in a robbery of a federal slave here last August 27 and sentenced him to seven years in prison His attorney announced no action for a new trial He testified he denied the Memphis charge and claimed he was with a companion in Arkansas on the night of the robbery The case ties to a bank messenger robbery at Little Rock and references a 30 day furlough earlier in December
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Tron
Pete Clisarie
Prisayy
Clivaris
Wei Ui Fuylough
Arkansas
Little No
Iino
Tuswell
Ark
Litthe Rock
MacDonald Leads Britain Toward Stable Postwar Government
Ramsay MacDonald led Britain's National government to a solid parliamentary majority after general elections. The party captured 242 seats in the House of Commons while the opposition won 176, signaling continued firm control and a drive to halt the Ethiopian crisis amid postwar challenges.
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Eng
Stanley Bald- Dwnt
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
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House of Coanmans
Eae
Fights Mar Game Blamed On Betting After Hope DeQueen Showdown
Fights broke out after Friday’s Hope at DeQueen football game. Hope’s BE. F Young was slugged in the eye. Sheriff Pickens said other Hope and DeQueen fans fought off and on as players clashed at the end. An Earl Ponder-Porter dispute and postgame scuffles involved several Leopard and Bobcat players. Betting pools preceding the game and DeQueen’s loss allegedly fueled tensions.
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Stroud
Spears
DeQueen
Hope
Leopards
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Fair
Leopards edge Hope in low scoring Arkansas showdown
DeQueen Leopards upset Hope 7 to 6 after a late drive from the two yard line. Hope threatened in the final minutes but were held, plagued by interceptions and a chorus of punts as DeQueen dominated the line and forced three red zone stops.
China Adopts Sneaker Regulation for Army Units
China issues footwear rules allowing Any Wears Sneakers for most army units while interior forces still use straw sandals and cloth slippers. A few crack units claim feather boots for elite status.
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Nanking
China
Ethiopian front orders defense for another month
Addis Ababa reports Ras Masibu received direct orders from Emperor Selassie to stay on the defensive against Italian forces for at least one more month, while Rome names General Bedoglio chief of staff for East Africa in a broad shakeup. General de Bouy is reassigned to Mali as marshal in the high rank restructuring.
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Ras Masibu
Wes
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Rome
Maly
Pier Ie Bedogliy
East Africa
Equilio de Beup
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