Build Your House of Happiness and Kindred Readings
A column of social notes from El Dorado covers visits by Mrs. Surrey Gilliam and others, upcoming Eastern Star sessions in Arkansay, church events, bridge clubs, and notices of weddings and community groups. Readers include Mrs. T. S. McDavitt, Mrs. Lloyd Spencer, and local educators and club members. The piece lists gatherings, travel, and personal milestones interwoven with brief poems and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. McDavitt
Terrell Cornelius
R. T. White
Shreveport
Lloyd Spencer
Sueste
Brookwood
E. M. McWilliams
Roosevelt Policy Contends With Economic Dilemma
In a continued discussion from page one, Roosevelt argues that the current policy togues the October decision and suggests that meeting government expenditures with more paper money would fail to raise prices. He warns of growing distrust in the currency and flight from the dollar, urging measures to boost and sustain consumer purchasing power rather than relying on gold buying.
Injunction Sought To Limit Mayor’s Salary In Hope Arkansas
A suit seeks a permanent injunction against the city of Hope Arkansas and its officials to cap mayoral pay at 75 dollars monthly and to void ordinance No 470. The plaintiff alleges R A Boyett received 25 dollars too much in September and October 1933 and may continue to do so, demanding repayment and accounting, and asserting jurisdiction to recover excess salary plus costs.
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City of
Hope
Arkansas
R. A. Boyett
R.A. Beyett
City of Hope
Arkangel
ER. A. Boyett
Hergin
Robison Co Makes Mid Season Buy In St Louis Markets
Robison Co large purchaser for the three Geo W Robison & Co department stores completed buying trips in St Louis wholesale markets Monday and Tuesday led by C C Lewis general manager. He returned Wednesday morning noting that clearance prices allow profit on items nearly sold out but with expected demand through the Christmas season. The piece also includes Thanksgiving menu guidance urging early turkey orders and detailed meal planning for a traditional mid 20th century dinner with specified courses and preparation steps.
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Geo. W
Robison & Co
St. Louis
C. C. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
University Expels Ineligible Player
Ulysses Schlueter a reserve tackle from Booneville Missouri was expelled from the University of Arkansas football squad after admitting he played last season at Nebraska and concealed the facts on eligibility. Chancellor Futrall defended the university while noting Schlueter was only a substitute and not responsible for any Arkansas victories.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Ulysses (Heinie) Sellueter
Booneville
University of Arkansas
University of Nebraska
Fred L. Kerr
Schlueter
Fort Worth
Francis Schmidt
Arkansas Pilot
Texas Christian University
Arkansas’ Athletic
New Deal
J. C. Futrall
Schmidt
Arkansas
Thanksgiving Menu Debates With Turkey as King Dish
Sister Mary NEA Service staff writer notes readers face Thanksgiving menu choices beyond turkey. Families vary with chicken, duck, guinea hen or game as a centerpiece, while Pilgrim era traditions influence the yearly planning and regional twists appear in menus.
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Fisio
Sister Mary Nea
Turkey
New England
Blevins Change Homecoming Game Date to Nov 29
The homecoming game for Blevins has moved to Wednesday November 29 at 2 p m. It will be the final football game of the year. Furfreesboro will be the opponent.
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Blevins
Furfreesboro
Wine to Threaten State Prohi Laws
Officials of the State Revenue Department warn that wine could become the main enforcement challenge when the 18th amendment is repealed on December 5. Paul Summers, chief of the beer tax division, expects wines with alcohol content well above 2.2 percent by weight to enter Arkansas as federal restrictions end. Inspectors will monitor labels and report violations, while hard liquor remains taxed by adjoining states.
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Little Rock
State Revenue Department
Paul Summers
Beer Tax Division
The
Revenue Department
Summery
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Missouri
Abel
Arkansas Keeps Ban on Whisky Imports Despite Amendment
The article notes sheriffs, police, and a designated federal agency will enforce the 21st amendment terms. The bone dry statute remains active in Arkansas with a heavy penalty for importing whisky, brandy, or any beverages not permitted by the 1933 beer wine act.
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Arkansas
Kinsman of Chief Baker Is Injured
J A Baker a 14 year old Buckner farmer and uncle of city police chief Clarence Baker was seriously injured when a Cotton Belt railroad bus struck the automobile he rode in at a Buckner crossing. He suffered a severe head injury seven broken ribs and numerous bruises and cuts. The car was dragged nearly 100 yards before the bus halted. The bus reportedly sped to make up lost time after a prior Camden area accident. Baker said he entered the crossing about 530 pm and did not see the approaching bus. Relatives remained at his bedside Wednesday in Josephine hospital.
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J. A. Baker
Buckner
Clarence Baker
Cotton Belt Railroad
Josephine Hospital
Baker
Camden
Lee Tracy Jailed by Mexico Police
American actor Lee Tracy was ordered jailed in Mexico City while authorities investigate complaints that he offended public order. Local police said he would remain in custody pending further inquiry into the alleged incident.
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Lee Tracy
Mexico
Mexico City
Hotel balcony incident involving Tracy and cadets
Tracy admitted shouting at cadets from a hotel balcony during a Sunday parade. He said he did not intend to insult Mexico and expressed regret. He spent five hours in jail last night on charges, later released on his own recognizance, and claimed he was briefly wrapped in a blanket. He arrived with a company filming a picture.
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Mondire
Tracy
Hotel Regis
Mexico
Prof Albert Einsteins Wing Questioned in Interview
Fragmentary text suggests a quoted remark about a wing named for Albert Einstein and a questionable exchange with an interviewer. The source shows garbled OCR with unclear context and multiple stray terms.
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Werery
Aguas
Albert Ensteins
Ducendb
dHe
Ite
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Sip Henry
Surrey Gilliam
el Dorado
Mrs
R. M. LaGrone
Nune
F. Porter
E. S
Grand Chapter of
Arkansay
Order of Eastern Star
Albert Pike Memorial Temple
Ernest Shiver
T. A. Turner
Mes
L. Green
Ruby McKee
W. S. Mitchell
Sulphur Springs
Edgar Sain
Texarkana
Mr. and Mes
TR. King
Lucille Dildy
Woman's Missionary Society of the First
Methodist Church
E. C. Rule
Barber
Fischer
J. G. Barber
West Mill Street
Thelma
Farle H. Fishes
J. L. Cannon
A. and
M. College
Magnolia
Spring Hit
Spring Hill
Archie Turner
Business and Professional Women's Club
Jack Porter
Bewwnd
Edgewood
Porter
Maude Lipscomb
Clarice Cannon
Bessie Green
Frank Hicks
Nellie
Xanthippe
Robert Wilson
South Elm Street
J. S. Wilson Je
Columbus
City
Mrs. J. B. Koonce
Mr. Koonce
Fulton
W. W. Suvyatt
North Louisiana Hospital
Free School
E. F. McFadden
North Hervey Street
Jesse Brown
Orville Erringer
Lile Moore
Alton Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Er~ringer
Wayne England
Joe Laseter
Roosevelt
O. K
R. CG
Springfield
Hope Floral CO
Dec Schneider
R. Kk
Viudeville
Spencer Tracy
Tinlig
the Bull
Todd and
Zasu Pitts
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Gee
Rexall Store
Saenger
Dee Schneider
RKO
Saenger Theatre
Robison Co
Les Kitchen
Rave Rae
NI Elson
Huckins
Eighth Ave
New York
Sister Mary
Sede
Mit
Clarice
Natalie
Melville
Clinet
Jones
Detvalt Free Press
Dorothy Holsel
Oklahoma City
T. J. Holsel
Wicera
Dorothy
Holsel
Murfreesboro
Monts
Fred Barr
Vrain
Mobirail
Esserees
Mobilgceay
Cir Panufacturer
Mobilyas
Aiarthag
Cheech Barceey
Gegate
Mall Point
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Socony-Vacuum Company
Mortocycle
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