NRA Two Year Plan and Securities Act Debates
Washington column surveys the NRAs two year plan toward socializing industry or acting as a referee in competitive markets. It notes compliance boards versus enforcement boards, pending reforms to the Securities Act, and highlights early Christmas shopping by First Lady Roosevelt, a Library of Congress annex project, and Arizona congresswoman Isabella Greenway.
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NRA
N ‘Securities Act
Bn En Thornton
NEA
Washington
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Alexandria
California
Isabella Greenway
Roosevelt
John Greenway
Capitol
Arizona
George Washington
Sol Blum
Library of Congress
NEA Service, Inc
Glorifying Yourself: New Manicure Gadgets In Spotlight
A fragmented notice notes new and intricate manicure gadgets gaining attention. The readable text emphasizes novelty and user interest, suggesting a trendworthy beauty item without providing full details or a clear event.
Laziness in Children and Its Hidden Causes Uncovered
An article by Olive Roberts Barton explores laziness as a symptom with various roots. It argues true laziness is rare in well children, cites illness like nutritional deficiencies and thyroid trouble, and warns infection or home life can fuel weariness. It stresses medical evaluation for persistent weight loss and fatigue.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Belson
Prisoner Jn Fraud Continues With Pursuit Across Street
A suspect, claiming to have purchased notes, fled after a bank sale attempt. Garnet Martin, armed, chased him to L. C. Burr department store where a struggle occurred. Martin wrestled the man, who fled with Hutson and Spragging aiding. Police then jailed the suspect.
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Teéxarkai
Garnet Martain
L. C. Burr Department Store
Martin
Panco
Wash Hutson
Martins
C. Spragging
Turnback Funds Sought by Arkansas County Judges
Arkansas county judges filed an intervention in federal court seeking release of 305000 in turnback funds impounded for direct state bondholders. They argue the extra one cent gasoline tax is county property and not bond-related, with funds meant for prorating to counties on October 1.
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Federal Advisory Council
Federal Reserve Board
Glass-Steagall
Little Rock
Arkansas
Compromise Sought in Arkansas Bond Refunding Plan
LITTLE ROCK The question of a special legislative session this year recedes as Gov Futrell’s committee and highway bondholders aim to craft a refunding agreement on $146,000,000 of highway debt. Progress hinges on a federal court suit by direct bondholders set for October 30, with a possible session about March if a settlement emerges.
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Futrell
Everybody's Welcome Married Granddaughter
Tom and I have arranged our holiday. We're going to hike. Grandma notes how popular that place has become with many people visiting nowadays.
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Tom
London
Couch Gets Loan Tied to Dillon Read Financing Probe
Senate investigators disclosed a $200000 loan to Harvey C Couch before he joined the Reconstruction Finance Corp. records show it remained unpaid through 1931 and Couch held a 35 percent stake in a $10 million pool linked to Louisiana and Arkansas Railway securities with Dillon Read and others. A church auxiliary meeting at Patmos Baptist is planned for October 4 seeking attendance from AJL members and other denominations.
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Dillon- Read
Senate Committee
Harvey C. Couch
Reconstruction Corporation
Couch
Pecora
Dillon, Read and Associates
Dillon
Read
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
Dillon, Read and Company
Seligman and Company
P.G. Pack
Charles C. McCain
Coverdale
Colpitts
J. A. Moffett
Rogers Caldwell
Caldwell New
Patmios Baptist Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
AJL
Forgotten River Shop of Hearts and Social Secrets
A tangled social dispute unfolds around Joan War ing in Memphis circles as she returns from a party with questions about Bob Weston and Barbara Courtney. Rumors, jealousies, and family remarks reveal the clash of money, romance, and ambition within the Waring circle amid a looming spring romance between Barbara and Bob.
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Hen Weston
Nongtere
Bon
Joan Waring
Qob Bose
Memphin
Hin Father
Harbara Courtney
New York
Acheming
Jana
Throuugh Qarhzea
Joan
Baxburia
Jono
Alene
Memphis
Jim
KOW
Bob
Barbara
Union
Barbara Courtnsy
Robert Weston
Pat
Benny
Keenlager
Third
Carlton
Jon
Tom
Buarhyara
Blevins Community Notes And Weekend Visitors
Blevins schools opened with large enrollment. Numerous residents and visitors from Hope Prescott Nashville and Chicago attended events this week. Families such as Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix of Laling and the Thomas and Wade households are noted among attendees and travel to nearby towns and the World's Fair in Chicago.
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Blevins
Asa
Bob Beene
Tuscon, Arne
Ella Bright
Misa Dove Knots of Hope
H. Battle
Horace Lay
Slanche Brown
Amity
Mises Charline Stewart
Verdy Wardlow
Russell Hendrix
Laling
Texas
J. M. Hendrix
J. W. Arrington
Floy Shipp Wee
Hope
Bill Thomas
Near Hope
Jake Thomas
Thelme and
Maurice
Fulton
Dill Austen
Earl White
Cale
Mr. White
W. BE. Austin
Lester Wade
Texarkana
John Honeycutt
Redland
Myrlbrook
BE. M. Rooker
Nashville, Ark
Breving
M. T. Ward
A. H. Wade
Cecil Ward
Marie Ward
Annie Jear Brown
Dierks
F. H. Stephens
Ched McCaskill
Chicago
W. J. Whiteside
Mt In
Methodist Church
Martin Hartlesy
Loha
Otte Eley
Wasdville
J.D. Eley Stonday
John Gaines
Olvis Stokes
Sumiay
Julia Collins
Little Rock
Chester McCaskill
Berald Shulflekd
Jimmy D. Hempton
Prescott
Emi
Henrys Chapel W C Johnston Visits Conway on Business
Local notes list visitors and movers including W C Johnston at Conway, Mr Fox and nephew from Illinois, Prescott visitor Will Thornton with Carl Ellis, and multiple family socials. Various entries mention the Fincher and Fincher family, the Robertsons, Cumbies, and others visiting in Hope, Union, Bluff Springs, and Rocky Mound during the week.
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W. C. Johnston
Conway
Fox
Ilinois
Rober William
Will Thornton
Prescott
Carl Ellis
Parrish Fincher
Ethel Fincher
R. Mu
Union
Bluff Springs
Louise
Alberta Robertson
Bernice Cumbie
Glen Fincher
V. C. Johnston
R. M. Jones
Hope
Alice
Mattie Law Purtle
Rocky Mound
Clara
Denville
Dewey
Henry Bearden
Bishop Rhodes
Ted and
Watson
Denville Ellis
Aliev
Mattie Lou Purtle
Community Visit Notes and Local Gatherings
Monday visitors and family visits across town include Mrs Tilmony Jones visiting her father Mr Myers, Ernest and Beatrice Baker visiting Buckner, Myra Nichols calling on Wesley McClellan, Chester Rogers traveling to Little Rock, and a business trip by C C McClellan Ernest Baker and Telmon Jones to Garland City. Dinner guests and school start at Union mark a sequence of small town events amid routine family contact.
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Widh
Tilmony Jones
Mr. Myers
Ted Elmo
Houston
Texas
Ernest and
Beatrice Baker
Buckner
Myra Nichols
Wesley McClellan
Chester Rogers
Little Rock
C. C. McClellan
Ernest Baker
Telmon Jones
Garland City
Erle Horton
Laha
Edker Kalloway
Galloway
Andrew Powell
Wade
Rogers
Guy Stevens
Union
John Young
Clyde Walker
May McClellas
Melburn Rogers
Bro
Floyd Clack
Ollie Furmby
Local Church Sermons and Social Notes Begin Week
McCaskill Schuch began here Monday with a good verollment. Bro. Warren of Bleving filled his regular appointment here Sunday. Milburn Curtis and Miss Evelene.
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Bro. Warren of
Bleving
Milburn Curtis
Evelene
Local Names Busy In Hope Area Social Roundup
Mrs Alice Finley and children Little Wille Mae and Elwyn Gilbert shopped in Hope. Mr and Mrs W Cornelis and children attended services at Battlefield and dined with Maud Mayton and G W Gilbert Jr. Roy Cornelius and family spent a Saturday night with Maytons. Lee Valentine of Battlefield called on Walter Cornelius. Oscar Mayton dined with W L Cornelius. Fannie Blackwood shopped in Hope.
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Alice Finley
Wille Mae
Elwyn Gilbert
Hope
Walter Cornelius
Oscar Mayton
W. L. Cornelius
Fannie Blackwood
The Aviator Delivers First Flight Gone Wrong
An aviator takes a timid companion on a first flight. As the aircraft dives, the terrified passenger pleads to escape, saying the earth seems to swell like a balloon and might burst at any moment.
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Boston Transcript
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead County Court
In pursuance of a chancery decree dated September 4 1992 the commissioner will sell at public vendue at the Court House front door Washington Arkansas Hempstead County on October 20 1933 the NE4 of section 33 township 10 south range 36 west except 4 acres in the NW corner totaling about 156 acres terms require a three month credit with bond and 8 percent interest retention of lien to secure purchase money. Dale C. Jones Commissioner in Chancery.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
T. L. Lamb
Arinur Ridley, Jr
Washington
Arkansas
A. D
Dale C. Jones
Aing
Dale C
Chile
Stead County
Margor Nipintitf
Sallie Taytooi
Nation & Hope
City of
Hope
Intsteal County
County
Couchin
Sleld
Claude
Dela Vann
J. Gey
Cordie Hales
Centaig Acres
Nore
Hi County
Ackansas
Ostead
Commonwealth Builds Loan Association of
Little
Tempstead
Wallis
of Hope
Dale Jones
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
public sale ordered by the Chancery Commissioner of Hempstead County Arkansas in case No 2553 Sey mour v Willett. On October 20 1943 at the Fulton town front door the Lot 1 Block 38 and Lot 6 Block 38 plus S2 of N1 17 of section 24 township 13 south range 26 west containing 160 acres will be sold at credit at 1 percent per year with lien retained.
Notice of sale in Hempstead County Chancery Court
The Chancery Court of Hempstead County by order dated May 5 1933 in cause No 2625 between The Federal Land Bank of St Louis Complainant and F E Corne et al Defendants will offer for sale at public vendue at the front door of the Hempstead County Courthouse Washington Arkansas within court hours to the highest bidder.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Federal Land Bank of
Washington
Arkansas
Public sale notices of Hempstead County real estate in 1933
Government foreclosure style notices announce multiple public vendues in Hempstead County Arkansas. Listings include descriptions of land parcels in sections and townships, sale dates such as October 28 1933, and terms requiring bonds, security, and interest rates. Commissioner Dale Jones signs several notices for different plaintiffs and properties.
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