Tacky party and church study mark week in Hope
A senior junior high junket hosts a tacky party in the gym Thursday with parents urged to attend in tacky costumes and prizes. The First Presbyterian church hosts the third home mission study Wednesday at 7 pm with music by a colored quartet and Miss Mamie Twitchell leading the women's group on missionary work among negroes and Indians.
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High Echool
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Columbus Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap
The Columbus club met at Mrs. A A Taylor home with 22 members and two visitors. Mrs. Tommy McCorkie was named secretary for the year. Miss Griffin demonstrated bread rolls and Swedish tea ring. Next meeting at Mrs. J R Autrey’s.
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Absentee Ballot Scrutiny in Crossett Contested Election
Testimony details disputed results from Crossett where Kitchens seeks fraud claims after Central Committee certified results showing Kitchens with fewer votes than Parks. Judges and clerks reported envelopes possibly holding multiple ballots while alleged court orders sought poll books and tally sheets.
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Scarlet Empress at the Saenger shines with Dietrich
The Scarlet Empress starring Marlene Dietrich is hailed as a grand production by von Sternberg with Catherine the Great as its centerpiece. Dietrich captivates as Catherine while Sam Joffe and Louise Dresser deliver strong performances in a film praised for lavish visuals and gripping drama. An accompanying preview highlights Outcast Lady with Constance Bennett and Herbert Marshall, noting it as a top emotional drama on stage and screen.
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Tariff reductions spark regional trade concerns
The secretary voiced frustration that tariff cuts have not reduced trade barriers for Southern cotton. He argued that people in the South have not grasped how higher duties have shrunk foreign purchasing power for cotton.
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Ership
South
Poll tax payments raise questions in Crossett election
Local interest grows over poll tax payments to witnesses tied to Crossett Lumber Co. Receipts were issued without voters knowing who paid. A photostatic copy from the Central Committee lists Harvey Combs and shows 98 votes moved from Kitchens to Parks, with township totals revealing Parks 1,472 and Kitchens 1,063.
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Livestock Loans Made Available to Hempstead Farmers
J H Kent field supervisor of the Farm Credit Administration announced Wednesday that livestock feed loans are now available to all who can qualify. Farmers and stockmen of Hempstead county may consult Mr Kent at the Mid-South Cotton office on South Walnut Street for applications.
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Farm Credit ' ‘Administration
Hempstead County
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Chapman Guilty: Robbery Cases Result in Guilty Pleas
Sheriff Ellis pledged to solve the robbery as every principal was arrested and pled guilty. Charlie O’Keefe Leon Farley and Oscar Chandler were sentenced a year ago Farley died in state prison while O’Keefe and Chandler serve their sentences Ellis has traveled more to pursue the case.
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Charlie O'Keefe
Leon Farley
Oscar Chandler
Farley
State Penitentiary
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Ellis
A&P Sales Jump by 34ths Million in Anniversary Week
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co reports first week sales up 801,208 over last year as advertising spend rises 17,962 for anniversary price announcements. The piece links company growth to social and economic changes in America over 75 years.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
America
Tariff Wars May End Says Tugwell
Rome dispatch reports Rexford G Tugwell United States Undersecretary of Agriculture predicting the end of cutthroat international trade and urging a shift toward broader diffusion of machinery power and skill. He suggested finished goods would become less dominant in world commerce and did not use the term planned economy.
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Rexford G. Tugewell
United States
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Tugwell
Man Captured After Long Chase to Mississippi
Chapman was pursued over more than 5,000 miles and four trips to Mississippi before capture by Gulfport police. A $1,000 reward was paid, and Chapman will be sent to Tucker prison farm this week.
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Tucker Prison Farm
Hauptmann Trial Plea Delays and Scheduling Impasse
The Hauptmann trial enters a not guilty plea to the murder charge. The opening date depends on a defense request for a four or five week delay and a state law on finishing cases within the term. If granted, and the prosecution agrees, trial could not start before December 1. The Hunterdon county court term ends December 11, making a December 11 start unlikely with about 70 witnesses. The Christmas holidays and juror family commitments further complicate scheduling.
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Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief
A vintage cough remedy claim pitches Creomulsion as seven helps in one. It emphasizes no narcotics and a pleasant wake, promising refunds if relief is not achieved. Aimed at calming coughs within a three day window, it presents the druggist authorization for on the spot refunds.
Remarkable Formula Helps To Prevent Colds Samples Free
A vintage advertisement promotes Va tro nol and Vicks products to prevent colds. It touts Nasal drops for early symptoms, claims testing under physicians, and urges readers to request free trial sample packs including Va tro nol and Vicks VapoRub with a practical guide for reducing colds in families.
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Chesterfield tobacco debate stalls at mild ripe note
In Chesterfield a debate over tobacco blending is noted with emphasis on mild ripe tobaccos and Turkish varieties, highlighting the balance of flavors and quality sought in this country.
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Macedonia
Black Sea
Chesterfield
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