Fragmented Verse and Local Notices From Vicksburg
The snippet blends quoted verse about joy and pain with brief local notices. It notes Mrs E W Stewart returning from a visit with Mr and Mrs Duck Stewart in Vicksburg Mississippi. It mentions Mr EJ Baker recovering from major surgery in Shreveport and Mrs S R Young returning to Hope city with her son Remimel at 403. W R Ape returns to Benton after visiting T A Middlebrooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Stewart Fins
Mrs. Duck Stewart
Vicksburg
EJ. Baker
Shreveport Hospital
5. R. Young
Hope
Kansas City
Remimel
Red Cross Fund Continues From Page One
The notice lists numerous donors to the Red Cross fund including Jolly Stuart, Miss Mary Calls Jean Pinegay, Belle Tyus, Wilbur D. Jones, George Tyts, Mrs. Kale Goodlett, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tollette, Ozan School, Hamp Williams, Oliver Mills, Inez Taylor, Leon Carrington, Luther Green, and many others. Total area saves reach 1022.87 with Ozan school pupils contributing Mary Sue Rye Alyce Futrell Francis Varnado James Osborn Jim Robertson Ralph Webb Loyd Braden Inez Stewart Marie Stewart Theodore Hill Billy Higgason Ervin Monroe Stuart John W. Thornton Ernest Baker Clyde Robertson Max Murphy Frances Osborn Rose Mary Ball Billy Citty Harry Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stuart
Mary
Jean Pinegay
SI Etter
George Tyts
Belle Tyus
Wilbur D, Jones
CG. Murphy
J.B. Robins
John H. Barrow
Ball
E. Haselman
Cecil A. Walk
C. Hy, Locke
Hamp Williams
G. W. Walker
W. M. Thornton
W. D. Jones
F. Leslie
Ruby Leslie
Tommy Thompson
Oliver Mills
Scon
Inez Taylor
Oliver Copeland
Leon Carrington
Luther Green
Ozan_ school
Mary Sue Rye
Alyce Futrell
Francis Varnado
James Osborn
Jim Robertson
Ralph Webb
Loyd Braden
Inez Stewart
Marie Stewart
Theodore Hill
Billy Higgason
Ervin Monroe Stuart
John W. Thornton
Ernest
Roosevelt Scoffs at Exchange Plan
President Roosevelt criticized the New Orleans Cotton Exchange board for offering only basic principles without a concrete plan to aid farmers. He questioned funding methods and whether additional cash benefits or processing taxes would be used, noting crop control must continue until surpluses normalize. A Thursday conference with Speaker Bankhead may address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Dlreetors
New Orléans Catton Exchange
Chambers of Commerce
National Manufacturers’ Association
Marvin Jones
Dem. Tex
Cuse Agriculture Committee
Éxchange
Exchange
National Fellbma
National Manufacturers Association
Congress
Exchange Board
Bankhead
Representative Rayburn
House
Washington
Jones
Jane Moore Peterson Appointed Beauty Shop Manager
Mrs. Bob Stuart announces Jane Moore Peterson as manager of Stuart Eaton's beauty shop. Peterson has returned from the East after studying and consulting with beauty specialists and hair stylists in Washington Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stuart
Stuart Eaton
Jane Moore
Miss Peterson
East
Washington
Boston
New York
Beauty Peterson
Flynn Warns of Fascist Drift in South America
John T. Flynn argues that dangers in the Americas stem from the rise of fascist tendencies among South American nations, not German penetration. He warns that joining a Western League with South America could align the region with fascist states modeled after fascism, opposing Germany yet spreading that model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
South America
Germany
Little Ships Continued From Page One
The piece discusses rapid recommissioning of a destroyer and the readiness of a ghost fleet for war actions. Captain McCandless asserts the fleet will be battle-ready the moment war is declared, with ships able to fire guns, deploy depth charges, and torpedoes and endure life at sea. A fragmented closing line includes a personal debt cancellation note and a Scranton grocer hoping the Republicans bring back prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Tam
Navy Flyer in Crashed Plane is Alive at Sea
Judy Alcott waits with Diane Bell as naval news fills the harbor. Jack Hanley survived the crash and lies in a hospital cast while Judy battles fear and guilt. She vows to stay strong, face the reporters, and recover with him, amid memories of Bill’s loss and the long night ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Plyers
Akron
Judy
Alcott
Diane Bell
Lakehurst
Jack
Diane
Bill
Naval Hospital
Sloane
Jacl
New London
Dione
Jacke
Didne
Hanley
New York Tales of Promises and a Wandering Batista
New York anecdotes recount Eddie Cantor rushing to perform for the Will Rogers Memorial Fund, a Broadway casting hopeful who fled home for stage life, and Colonel Batista slipping from guards to visit the Hippodrome Jal Alai games, highlighting city life and show business twists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie Cantor
California
Chicago
Centor
Cantor
Manhattan
Will Rogers Memorial Fund
Radio City
Grand Central
Cantor Company
Frank
Ernest Henry Youngman
Frankness
East Orange
Nosalgia Sports Net
Batista
Cuba
Hippodrome
Notable Jai Alai Sport Ties to Cuba and Authority
The piece notes Jai Alai as Cuba’s national sport and mentions Col. Batista’s curiosity about its status locally. It also references Wilfred Funk examining police censorship of nightclub nudity and recalls ancient Rome’s stance on female performance in theater to distract citizens from issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country
Cuba
Col. Batista
Wilfred Funk
Rome
Charity Benefit Show at Hope for St Marks Gifts
The Ogburn School of Dancing pupils present a revue and puppet show at Hope city hall on December 15. Proceeds go to St Marks Women's Auxiliary to buy Christmas gifts for needy children. Admission is 10 cents per performance. The program lasts about an hour and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogburn School of Dancing
Hope City Hall
St. Marks Women’s Auxiliary
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Tvenson
Arid
American Institute of Laundering
Saenger
Dehaviland
Universal Preae Senneti Seihile de Luxe
Vincent Price
Charlie Ruggles
Helen Broderick
Mischa Auer
Rialto
King Kong
Nancy Drew Detective
Ladies Specialty Shop
Red Cross Fund
Clark Gable
Kentucky
Ritz
Brothers
Tony Mar UN
Marjurie Weaver
Pink Taylor
First National Bank
New Orleans Exchange
Jane Moore Peterson
Beauty Shop
John T. Flynn
Hall Bros. Cleaner
Walnut St
Betty Wallace
NEA Service
Onanachins
Campbell
Layoayiog Rallor
Marvhd
Hasten
Navy
Tiny
Jody Vun Pearcelx
Akrottwith Ward
George Ross
Dobbs Hat Sale
Kates Beauty
Vicks
Board of Physiciasias
Scholl
Brown Shoe Store
Sibyl’s
Cox
Eer Mites
His
Sparkett
William
Leatheric
Cologne
jNec
Devileliss Perfumizer
Whitman
Amerdca
Aemer Oss
Cory Electric Coffee Brewer
John P. Cox Drug Co
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