Five Year Fortune Plan Underway In Chicago Sun
CHICAGO One of America's great fortunes starts to pass under exclusive control of Marshall Field III. On his 45th birthday Sept 28 he will receive from his grandfather's estate 3 million inc and accumulated which may total 90 million. He will begin to receive annual income from the estate around 20 million. Five years hence he would inherit the entire estate, conservatively 320 million. Field II is sole heir after Marshall Field III and Henry Field died. Henry died in World War I service.
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Chicago
UN Uder
Marshall Field
Field
Marshell Field
Marshall Field III
Marshall Field II
Henry
England
Marshall Tit
Field family veteran and financier profiles span wars and politics
A narrative traces Marshall Field II and related Field heirs from World War I service at Fort Sill to front in 1918 with the Prairie Division, later Chicago business and investment leadership, national housing projects, and Roosevelt endorsement. It notes military service, Legion activism, real estate, racing, aviation, marriages, and University of Chicago trusteeship amid 1920s–1930s public life.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Marshall III
Marshall Field
Francis Biddle
NLRB
Ouachita Presby terial Group Conference Held in Lewisville
Washington Srs. Lee Holt Mrs. J. M. May Mrs. J. A. Wilson Mrs. A. P. Delany Mr. Lat Moses and Mrs. W. H. Etter attended a group conference meeting in Lewisville last Thursday with Mrs. Holt presiding. Mrs. Etter reported on Ferncliff young peoples work. Mayor A. P. Delany made a business trip to Little Rock Sunday.
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Lee Holt
J. M. May
J. A. Wilson
A. P. Delany
Lat Moses
W. H. Eltter
Ouachita Presbyterial Group
Lewisville
Holt
Etter
Ferncliff
Little Rock
T. H. Garner
W. R. Pruitt
Gertrude Bailey
Joe Jackson
Kenny
W. H. Ester
Texarkana
W. R. King
Memphis
Tenn
Ownership statement for Hope Star October 1 1938
Statement of ownership and circulation for Hope Star Hope Arkansas listing publisher editor and managing editor as Alex H Washburn, owner Star Publishing Co Inc and stockholders C E Palmer and Alex H Washburn. Known bondholders include C E Palmer and Alex H Washburn. Average weekly circulation 4 911 copies. sworn October 6 1928 by Notary Paul H Jones.
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Hope Star
Hope
Arkansas
State of Arkansas
of Hempstead
Alex. H. Washburn
The
Alex H. Washburn
Leonard listHope
Hope Arkansas
Star Publishing Co., Inc
BE. Palmer
Texarkana
Texas
Alex, H. Washburn
C. E. Palmer
Alex
H. Washburn
Ark
Alex, H, Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Local visitors tour cemetery. towns greet residents
Saturday, Mrs Bersie Battle of Fulton and Mrs W R King of Memphis visited the cemetery here Thursday afternoon. Miss Mary Ella Hubbard spent several days at home this week. She re-
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Bersie Battle
Fulton
W. R. King
Memphis
Mary Ella Hubbard
Local notices and social events in Hope area
Friends of George Robertson face his serious illness and wish him a speedy recovery. Grace Childers marks her birthday with a home dinner. Strouds and Frazier visit Shreveport for medical care. Various visits to Hope, Nashville, Arkadelphia and Batesville noted, plus a cake walk fundraiser by band mothers. Wedding announced for Trudie Merle Davidson and Robert Mage in Hope. Presbyterian auxiliary activities and showers described. Over 20 attendees at a Val Jean Pinegar shower. multiple illness reports including P Q Lovelis Jr and A D Monroe. note on Arkansas rail mileage.
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Little Rock
George Robertson
Grace Childers
A. N. Stroud
W. V. Frazier
W. T. Stroud
Suneday
Shreveport
J. P. Byers
J. M. May
Jimmy
Hope
C.J. Barnett
Texarkana
Pink Horton
Ella Monroe
Omar Willaims
June Pinegar
Nashville
Herman Ray
Zary Ray Wert
Joefla Gold
Ars College
Batesville
Evelyn Ann May
Nancy Clark
Arkadelphia
Old State Capitol
Band Mothers
Stroud
Trudie Merle Davidson
Thomas Mage
WO. Davidson
Fulton
Trudie Merle
Robert Thomas Page
J. R.page
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Church
Bonnie Davidson
Paul Simister
C. C. Stuart
A. B. Weatherington
Blevins
A. P. Delany
Jasper Lively
Nelson
J. A. Wilson
Myra Lee Boyett
Near Hope
Earl Bruce
Boyett
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Luther Smith
S.A. Wilson
Phillipians
Jed
General Assembly
Charch
Arkansas Synodical
C. M. Williams
Holt
Arong
Val Jean Pinegar
W. L Straud
O. A. Williams
June Finegar
Mary Levins
P,q, Lovelis, Jr
A, D. Monroe
Lipstick mishap sparks cosmetic shop quips
A playful exchange in a shop has a cosmetics clerk quipping that lipstick won’t come off easily if a fight starts, after a girl asks if the lip product can be removed easily. The light moment reflects shop banter and customer interaction.
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Mexis
Taining
22Nd Field Artillery
Fort Sill
France
American Legion
Young Field
Prince of Wales
Long Island
Johnnie
Sean
Marshall Field 11
United States
Texaco
Cecil Wyatt
Third
Washington Streets
Phone
Frank Hearne
Shover Sts. Hgy
Pery Taylor Division
Scotland
John Brown
Glasgow
Clyde
Washington
Jasper
States
United
Dllards
Harry W. Shiver
Coston Loans
Tom Kinser
E. C.brown
U.S
Ford Dealer
Hope Auto Co
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