Richberg Opposed to 30 Hour Week
Donald Richberg, director of Roosevelt's Executive Council, outlined six points for permanent NRA legislation and a new concept in antitrust law. He favored strong administration to organized labor's push for a national 30 hour work week, noting his remarks reflected steadfast positions rather than personal views.
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York
NRA
Donald Richberg
Roosevelt
Executive Council
Chberg
Richberg
NBA
Richberg and NRA ideas on labor code flexibility and anti trust reforms
The article discusses preservation of code making flexibility in commercial practices and labor conditions, support for minimum wages and maximum hours, and proscribing dishonest business activities. It argues for open trade associations, reporting of economic data, and a revised anti trust stance with statutory governance of central activities. It cites Richberg advocating a twilight zone of enforcement and reviewable decisions by a court, plus applying NRA experience to fixed hours and wage adjustments shaping employment impact.
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Upoe
NRA
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Acties
E Richberg
National Code Administration
Hts
Richberg
Community News Highlights From Center Point Area
Center Point residents share visits and gatherings with relatives and friends. Families including Wrights Galloways and Caudles convened for dinners and weekend hosts at several local homes. Illness caused some students to miss days while others enjoyed social calls and weekends in the community.
Cardui Advocated For Relieving Monthly Pains
Women report relief from severe monthly pains after using Cardui with renewed strength and improved health over time. Mrs. Roy Chandler of Cusseta Alabama shares that Cardui corrected her weak condition, relieved flank pains and irregular periods, claiming she felt 160 percent better. Thousands testify to Cardui’s benefits, with a caution to consult a physician if no relief occurs.
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Cardui
Roy Chandler
Cusseta
Ala
Cardus
Moratorium Law Is Taken to Court
Judges Martineau and Heartis heard arguments Wednesday on the Frazier Lemke amendment to the federal bankruptcy act granting bankrupt farmers a five year relief on debts. A joint opinion on constitutionality and uniform procedure for the Eastern and Western districts was taken under advisement with oral arguments and briefs. The case DF S Gatlow vs Union Trust was among leaders in the preliminary progress.
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Little Rock
Feneral
John E. Martineau
Heartsist 1 Wagon
Martineau
Ragon
Fra Lemke
DF. S. Gatlow Farmer
Union Trust Company
Gale
Taylor Sunday Visit Details at Alliuoit Home
Miss Gerelene Taylor waited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alliuoit awhile Sunday. Mrs. A L Caudle and children Iva Nell and M Reeves spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. W W Wright's children.
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J. B. Wright
W.W. Wright
Fay McKamie
Bodean
A. W. Meadows
Carl May
Honey Nash
A. L. Caudle
W. W. Wright
Jim Voss
J. W. Galloway
Famouily
Delilah Galloway
Curtis Caudle
Garteen Caudle
B. L. Rothwell
Delma Wright
Hope
Bodoaw
Jessie Mae Wright
Henry Nash
Oscar Hodnett
Harvey Wright
Zedie Wilson
BE. G. Wright
Rocky Mound
Cannon Astin
Mrs. Ode
Debating Tax Debt Actions Faces State Proceedings
Fragmented OCR text covers a legal debate on debt distribution and state proceedings. It mentions a judge, co-authors, and actions related to debt, assets, and court procedures. The passage references a bailiwick and potential filings, with emphasis on prudence in future steps.
Washington Quartet to Broadcast on KCMC Radio
The Washington quartet, led by Paul Rowe, Tat Moses, Phingy Foie, and Dit Bearden, is set to broadcast on KCMC. Bearden will accept the quartet, with a formation described as desert wind forming a crystal pack through desert sands and dissolving underlying minerals.
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Washington Quartet
KCMC
Washington Quater Sell
Cadio Stition
Kemc al Tere
Arkana
Paul Rowe
Tat Moses
Phingy Foie
Dit Bearden
Mise
Hope City Ordinance Repeals Conflicting Provisions
Ordinance No 483 is repeated and all conflicting ordinances are repealed. The measure, deemed necessary for public health and welfare, declares an emergency and takes effect after publication. Passed November 26 1934 mayor Ruff Boyett. City Clerk V T Billingstey attested.
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City OF Hope
Arkansas
Hope Star
Ruff Boyett
Theerry
Unclear excerpt notes training and names from old era
Fragmentary text complains about training methods and mentions Pudge Weffelfinger and Yalemara from 1888. Vague lines describe glacial ice and a heise, with no clear event, date, or place.
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Foolquill
Pudge Weffelfinger
Yalemara
Ero
Notice to Creditors and Stockholders of Arkansas Bank and Trust
Bank Commissioner applies for loan to be secured by assets of closed Arkansas bank. Hearing set for December 1934 in Chancery Court of Hempstead County at Prescott. Creditors may file objections by hearing date. copy of petition to be filed three days prior.
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Pbove
Finance Corporation
Chancery Court
Mempatencda County
Arkansas
Prescott
Nevada County
Manion Wasson
State
Arkansas Tanker & Frost Company
Hope
W. S. Atkins
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John P. Cox Drug Co
Hope, Ark
Turkey
Gorham and
Gosnell
Carter
Geo.w. Robison & Co
Nashville
China
White House
Fragzier-Lemke
Haee
Myrchund Grid
Tyo Paen
Saul Procewdings
Howitt
Fott
W. Atterbury
Sayre
Robert A. Hacous Selentis
Tah Vy
Lion
Lion Knix-Knox
Attest, VT
Billingstey City
Arkasas Bank & Trust Company
of Hope, Arkansas
Jarvis Cafe
Taylor Cafe
Suenper
Grave
Scott
Grove
Malavia
Hope Furniture Co
Coats
Anil
Swagger
Tibet
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