Washington Notes on Ouster Talk and NRA Enforcement
Willis Thornton reports that removing William E. Humphrey from the Federal Trade Commission prompts a broader question of presidential power over quasi-judicial agencies as NRA enforcement expands. The piece notes the FTC, Labor, Justice, and Commerce roles growing in code enforcement and mentions the Supreme Court may decide the removal issue. It also covers Government Printing Office workload under NRA orders, including vast print runs for consumer statements, blanket codes, and Agricultural Adjustment Administration forms, and concludes with a quip about public works funds and a late White House dinner guest remark.
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Public Works Administration
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White House
Aving
Panama
Hugh S. Johnson
Let Children Decide or Be Shaped by Others
A study of how parental control crushes initiative in Grace, who resists color rules and develops a quiet rebellion. The piece argues that children need space to express will and taste, with guidance shaping behavior without erasing individuality.
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Grace
Gracie
Mabel
Will
Skincare Tips For Winter and A Note On Seville Cathedral
The article advises using a base foundation and nourishing cream to protect skin through winter, suggesting a tone-matching powder base and neck care to prevent aging. It also notes Seville's Gothic cathedral began in 1401 and took over a century to complete with continuous workmen.
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Seville
Spain
Forgotten sweetheart and a troubled Memphis night
In a melodramatic household Pat Waring elopes after heartbreak, while Joan pursues help and plans a rescue. Pat leaves a brief note, prompting Joan and her mother to arrange travelers aid and a swift reunion in New York. Claimed sorrow and secrecy frame the tense escape.
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New York
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Sis
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Pat Waring
Memphie
Xgabe
Aurea
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Fair Horse Racing and Football at Shreveport
SHREVEPORT La Fast running horse races and football games at the Louisiana State Pair are expected to draw record crowds October 21 opening day through October 28. Pari mutuel betting debuts at the fair attracting broad interest. About 150 horses, top riders and handlers, and two college teams, Arkangel and LSU, are featured with bands and concerts.
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Shreveport
Louisiana
New Orleans
Jeffersory Park
South
Arkangel
Pale Growards
W. R. Hirsch
Centenary
Baton Rouge
T. C. UL
Rainy Sunday Helps Fall Turnip Planting Begin
The rain that fell Sunday night encouraged fall turnip planting. Various local residents were noted visiting friends and attending events, including Mrs. Mattie Rateliff visiting her daughter, and Marie Huckabee joining Callie Hamiter for a Saturday night visit. Social visits continued as families from Hinton and Spring Hill joined gatherings at familiar homes.
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Mattie Rateliff
Harold Payne
Marie Huckabee
Callie Hamiter
Mabel Sullivan
Hattie Louise Doutghit
Ruth Welch
Spring Hill
Monroe Kent
Tip Hutiter
Henry Hunt
George Elledge
Hinton
Kate Hollis
Clara Owens
Ruby Hunt
Howard Nichols
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promised Cure for Polka Polished Bile
A vintage ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for digestive ills and “polka polown” effects. It argues traditional laxatives fail to restore charm, claiming the pills gently stimulate bile flow and improve facial sheen, breath, and vitality, urging readers to ask for the product by name.
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Chun
Carter
Winmen
Sunday visitors gather at Ed Helmy home
Sunday after a week with his sister and family Mrs W H Hunt and a number of relatives visited the Ed Helmy home. Mrs Cat Bearden of Hinton Mr Author Lynard and family Mrs Wadle Burns and Mr and Mrs George Quillin with their daughter were weekend guests. Harold Duke and Miss Joyce Garrett were married last week. Best wishes for a long and prosperous life to the couple.
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W. H. Hunt
Willie Yaney
Cat Bearden
Hinton
Author Lynard
Ed Helmy
George Quillin
Wadle Burns
Harold Duke
Joyce Garrett
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