Wiggin Losses Big Bank Post Yet Maintains Dignity
Rodney Dutcher reports Albert Wiggin, former chairman of Chase National Bank, lost his top post amid Rockefeller control changes. Despite $1,000,000 salary and $100,000 yearly pension, Wiggin remains a noted banker as Aldrich rises. Utah may vote against repeal while other items cover espionage, diplomacy, and Prohibition context.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National’ Bank
Prize Princes
International Finance
Rockefellers
Chase National
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Wiggin
Gut
Alvrich
Mr. Wiggin
Should a boy have a toy gun says mother in debate
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on toy guns, parenting, and the broader psychology of violence. She argues denial may fuel desire, contrasts war’s killing psychology with pacifism, and condemns glorifying guns while acknowledging practical realities of life and necessity.
Glorifying Yourself R permanent waving advice era
Alicia Hart discusses new permanent waving inventions that promise painless, faster results and uniform curls. The column warns to choose reliable operators who stay in the room during baking and notes gray hair requires special care to avoid yellowing. It urges regular oiling of the scalp and continued nail care after a new perm.
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Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Aldrich
Ays
Wiggins
Mr. Wiggin
Ape Crator
Mozart Hidden Ring Sparks Brilliance in Concert
A tale recalls Mozart at a young age tallying a concert score when a ring he wore was blamed for witchcraft by one observer. He removed the ring and then played with unmatched brilliance.
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Mozart
Forgotten Sweetheart and the Night Club Drama
Joan Wiring becomes a cabaret singer in New York after a party romance with Ron Weston ends in tragedy when Jerry Bporroster dies in a drunken crash. The story follows Joan’s rise, rumors about her identity, Barney’s scheming publicity, and Joan’s move toward a new life in a Park Avenue hotel, while friends and acquaintances confront dangerous pasts and a sick model from the South.
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Joan Waring
Mem- Phin
Ron Weston
New York
Wakbama
Courtney
Jerry
Jon
Sonn Tollawa
Winder
Avo
Enn
Cemmin
Minke Aimee
Niki Elo
Mamney Meare
Reed
Joan
Barney
Doun
Juan
Adi
Joan Baus
Dea
Carney
Burney
Orient
Prich
Russia
Benny
Arney
Park Avenue
Jim
Cluk
Fife
Joaan
Mirney
Kate
Jogo
Pryide
Pat
Jane Johnson
Tog
Jane
iKaté
Kater Jaanered
South
Jan
Usodel
Mera
Cuban President Got Personal Loan
Senate investigators heard evidence that Cuban President Machado borrowed personally from Chase National Bank while Cuba’s government was in debt. A 1931 letter cited a $40,010 loan and claimed Machado was desperate for cash to fund public works, with officials noting his need for funds and urging up to $1.5 million from the bank.
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Bulletn Washington
Machado
Washington
Cuba
Chase National Bank
Bank For Public Works
Senate
Wall Street
James Bruce
Havana
Joseph Revonsity
New York
Ferdinand Pecora
Machady
Henry W. Catlin
Seene
Bruce
Henry
Chase Bank
Smith Reasserts Faith in Individual Industry at World's Fair
Former New York governor Al Smith, speaking in Chicago at ceremonies honoring him, argued that private industry remains superior to government planning and control. He praised private enterprise, cited pride and ambition behind the World’s Fair buildings, and urged cooperation with government to support industry rather than domination.
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Chicago
Flavernat al Smith
New York
Smith
Crowley Seeks Release on Bond
In Jonesboro Arkansas Reverend Dale C Crowley pastor of the Jonesboro Baptist tabernacle faces a first degree murder charge for killing J W MacMurdo the tabernacle janitor. A habeas corpus hearing was scheduled before Chancellor J P Guutney Tuesday. Crowley supporters have rented a downtown two story building described as a down moved mission to worship without disturbance while the dispute within the church continues.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Habeas Corpus
Dale C. Crowley
Crowley
Jeenngsboro Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Church Rhivet
Through the Shower Springs harvest and local gatherings
Shower Springs farmers near harvest completion gather crops as residents attend a Rocky Mound singing last Sunday. Numerous visits and social calls fill the week with relatives and neighbors from Royston Dorado Big Bodean Centervilla and Shreveport noted among prayers visits and family time.
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Rocky Mound
Eleanor McWilliams
Marjorie Byers
Blevins
Kenneth
Claude
Early McWilliams
Mouser
Hope
Charley Garner
John Henry
Butler
Royston
W. Me~ Williams
Gifford Byers
Marjorie
Eleanor Mc Williams
Jack Rogers
Dorado
Bryan Rag
Albert Smith
McWilliams
Henry Pickard
J. W. McWilliams
J. S. Reed
Howard Reece
John Reece
Grady Reece
Howard
Cambral
Big Bodean
Barto Bearden
Joe
Merrell Huckabee
Thad Vines
John Reeve
Charles Rogers
Howard Collier
Charley Sanders
Sanders
Centervilla
Elmer Lambib
Forrest Rugeles
Hot Springs
Shreveport
Fair
Bryan Rugeles
Charlie Rogers
Brother Parker
Hugh Lusters
Garrant City
Laneburg Visitors Return From Camden Visit
Miss Jane Gann returns to Laneburg after a weekend visit to Camden with Mrs. C. M. Gann and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Anthony. Bonnie Morris of Murfreesboro spent the time with Mrs. Anthony.
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Jane Gann
Camden
C. M. Gann
G. W. Anthony
Bonnie Morris
Murfreesboro
Local social notes list week end visits and guests
Mrs. and Mrs. Nelms hosted parents. Mrs. Bright visited her daughter in Prescott. Mr and Mrs Rider and Ann Bee of Hope were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniells. The Williams and Gann families, Vila Jordan, and others hosted visits across Camden Arkadelphia Paragould Hot Springs. John Ward Gann heads to Paragould to begin school.
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C. F. Nelms
H.C. Bright
R. L. Fore
Prescott
Sind
Frank Rider
Annbee
Hope
Vila Jordan
A. Weatherington
Arkadelphia
John Ward- Gann
Paragould
H. C. Bright
Glyn Bright
Hot Springs
Sunday School Attendance and Local Socials Highlight Weekend
Bright Star Health notes good work and Sunday School well attended. Residents report crops nearly gathered and children returning to school. Various local visits occur including Stella Tomlin at Oakland supper and families from Hope and Providence visiting Wright and Galloway households.
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Stella Tomlin
Tomlin
Oakland
Jimmie Evins
Baby
Jessie Mac Wright
Baby of Hope
J. W. Galloway
A. Allen
Lloyd Mangum
Lloyd Huckett
Delilah Galloway
Alvin Galloway
Hope
Mes
B. G&. Rothwell
W. W. Wright
W.C. Rothwell
Minor May
Roy Tomblin
Rufus
Lewis Rothwell
A. la Caudle
Alden Simmons
Providence
Betty Hackett
O. A. McKnight
J. B. Wright
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