What Constitutes a State and Local Society Notes
Community notes list Beatrice Gordon and Helen Holoman of Little Rock visiting home folks. Mrs J M Olsen returns from Centennial and Dallas markets. Clara Lowthorp chapter holds October meeting with US presidents program, officers elected, and Halloween decor. St Mark's Auxiliary meets Monday afternoon at Mrs Barlow and Mrs Pritchard's home. Library Club of Hope High initiates new members. officers elected. Mr and Mrs Herndon Sr return from Cincinnati after funeral directors convention and visits to Louisville and Kentucky towns.
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Beatrie Gordon
Uelen Holoman
Little Rock
J. M. Olsen
Centennial
Dallas
Clara Lowthorp
C. of
Marie Antoinette Williams
East
Mary Wilson
Martha White
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Sara Ann Holland
Miss Lynn
Bayless
United States
George Washington
Margery Waddle
Patricia Thomas
Martha Houston
Enoa Alexander
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Martha Ann Singleton
Evelyn Briant
Margaret Simms
Audrey McAdsniy
Mary Nell Carter
Dulcie del Compton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
M. H. Barlow
Elizabeth Pritchard
Booth Hervey Street
L. F. Higgason
Daghter
Jas. F. Brewer Jr
Me. Brewer
Ghent
Library Club of Hope High School
Mary Della White
South Main Street
Carlene Bruner
Amy Dene Westbrook
Maria Smith
Maury Staynes
Audrey McAdams
Martha Ann Singlatan
Enola Alexander
Treasuter
Ruth Lewis
Mina Mae Bilburn
Lutheran Church Approves 2 Million Budget
Columbus Ohio reports the United Lutheran Church approved Friday the 1938 to 39 budget totaling 2 million dollars.
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The
Lutheran Church
Columbus
Ohio
United Lutheran Church
Youngs Plan Two Week Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs BE P Young and their sons Kinard and E P Young Jr depart Thursday for a two week vacation visiting Dallas San Antonio Mexico Corpus Christi Galveston and New Orleans.
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BE. P. Young
Kinard
E. P. Young, Jr
Dallas
San Antonio
Points
Mexico
Corpus Christi
Galveston
New Orleans
Hand Made Rugs Rise in Hempstead County Farms
The revival of hand made rugs spreads through Hempstead county homes as Miss Bullington notes growing use of rugs in varied sizes and colors. Miss Bates explains affordability through home production and offers Circular No. 358 with guidance on design color dyeing and construction for hooked braided crocheted and woven rugs.
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Hempstead
Sybil Bates
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Arkansas Extension
Pauls Mission Sparks Riot in Thessalonica
Devotional study traces Paul and Silas as they enter Thessalonica to preach a transformed gospel that stirs religious bigotry and a riot. They flee by night after city rulers secure Jason. the missionaries continue to Berea where locals eagerly study scripture daily and weigh the Gospel.
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Paul
Jesus
God
Thessalonica
Silas
Jason
Paul Ant
Beren
Jay
Big City Vote Shifts in Presidential Poll Totals
The Literary Digest poll shows Landon ahead 55.4 to 40.1 in early returns with Roosevelt gaining a weekly lead. Large city ballots from New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are counted while Chicago Cleveland and other metros lag, shaping a closer national picture as results trickle in.
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Landon
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York City
New York State
London
Roosevelt
Lemke
Electoral College
Landen
Literary Digest
Voter splits show Roosevelt leads in major cities
The Literary Digest reports New York City and Philadelphia results with Roosevelt ahead at 52.8 percent and 54.6 percent respectively, while Chicago and Ohio data are incomplete. Relief-aid voters loom as a factor though broader economic groups show varied support across states. Estimates cite 3.25 million on relief rolls as of September 1 and 16.25 million lifetime beneficiaries of New Deal programs.
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New York City
Chicago
Ohio
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
London
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Washington
New York
Landon
Lemke
Minnegatta
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Towa
North Dakota
Norman Thomas
Earl Browder
D. Leigh Calvin
John W. Aiken
Austria’s Heimwehr Militia Faces Internal Strife and Size Limits
Article describes the Austrian Heimwehr militia evolving under Vice Chancellor Baar-Baarenfels, with tensions over its role and loyalty to the Fatherland Front. Observers note slow start, disputed authority, and planned strength around 100,000, though Vienna units count about 1,500 on active duty amid gun and vehicle assets and tight funding.
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Baar-Baarenfels
Fatherland Front
Austria
CnanegHlery
Vienna
Army
Surplus Feed Sought Across Counties to Aid Feeders
The Federal Livestock Feed Agency seeks surplus feed across this county and nearby areas. It warns that grain shortages this year, worsened by drought in affected zones, pose a serious problem to livestock feeders and may require handling inquiries from the region.
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Federal Livestock Feed Agency
Drouth
Plywood’s rise cuts costs of modern furniture
Plywood outpaced solid wood as a cost saver in furniture making, reshaping the market. Once a mahogany table meant pure solid wood, mass production and alternative sheets helped lower prices and expand access to stylish pieces.
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Sid Henry
Merndon
Herndon Sr
Cincinnati
Larisgilty
Saenger Plan
Chatterton
SAT
Gene Autry
Lew Ayres
Gail Patrick
Wm. Powell
Carole Lombard
Man Godfrey
Dionne Quins
PNR
Quaker Gats
Dick Daring
Duday
Vogue
Thesalonica
Agate
City Bakery
A Hope
Dullfuss
Freiheits Bund
Heimswehr
Heimwehr
Eduard Baar-Baarenfels
Starhemberg
Liccerr & Mysrs Tosacco Co
Vicks
Vicks Ly BE
Tel
Ogburn School
Briant's
Russell Meat Market
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