Fragmented 1933 political and industry chatter unfolds
A mixed, partial transcript from a 1933 era column touches on government codes, the Aluminum Company of America, and antitrust themes. It mentions Emil Hurja, Justice Department scrutiny, and figures like Schuette and Cummings, hinting at political maneuvering and industry influence amid recovery debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Shepard's
Post Office
Treasury
Commerce
Emil Hurjay
From
Johnson
NRA
Botuh
Oswald
Sehuette
Cummings
Aluminum Company of America
Schustie
Meilen
Dess
Indepent
Schuette
Al Capone in prison factory work and tax note
The item notes Al Capone being put to work in a prison factory and a reference to avoiding income tax on this year’s earnings. Also mentions a Prague inventor building a sugar fuel auto and a zebra observation about costs. The piece ends with a stray line about baseball guards and a personal bridge game.
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AL Capone
Responsibility in Children for Own Actions
Clive Reberks Barton discusses how children, from students to high schoolers, shift blame for tardiness and mishaps. He notes mothers often excuse their children, shaping a habit of deflection. Early responsibility builds character, while overblamed fault delays accountability and future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Harry
Johnny
Glorifying Yourself in Fall Fashion and Diet Advice
A period voice advises women on body shape and weight in relation to fall fashions. It counsels balanced eating, eight to nine hours of sleep, and regular exercise while describing dietary shifts away from bread and desserts toward leaner meals and vegetables.
Blevins Cey Huskey and Edna Schoon Wed in Sweet Home
The marriage took place Thursday Aug 24 1933 at the home of Mr and Mrs A H Wade with Mr Wade officiating. Huskey resides with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Huskey. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in the social notices including Miss Gennona Gentry, Miss Kathleen Brown, and various family members visiting in Hope Camden Prescott Rosston Tyler Shreveport and other nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Ee
Sweeney Copeny
Earl Bel
Earlene
Ima Joy
Smackover
Lilla
LaFayette Coopwood
Tuscon
Ariz
Lena Coopwood
A. H. Wade
Aubrey Sterev
Hope Wedneshia
Fletcher Smith
Blevins
Martha Smith
Gordon
Lola Bruces
Camden
E. Glaze
Mr. Glaze
Ruth Garland
Near Hope Wer
H. M. Stephens, Jr
Ethel Bruce
Bingen
Claude Bailey
Garland Bailey
Ivy Bailey
Rosston
Joe Bailey
Roy
Ruth Lewis
Hope
Roy Bondy
Byron Andres
John Thomas
Tom Sage
Arthur Sewell
Jim Brooks
Marie Ward
Mont Harris
Kathleen Brown
Hermitage
Dee Stephens
H. G. Austin
Edgar Bounds
Stanford Bonds
Charline Stewart
Earl White to Operate New Store at Blevins
Earl H. White, after six years with DM System Stores and four years at Hope, leaves Hope September 1 to manage and has just purchased Stephens Grocery in Blevins from Eugene Stephens. Stephens will retire from the grocery to focus on a candy business.
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Earl White
Blevins
Earl H. White
Hope
Stephens
Eugene Stephens
At 33 He'll Wed Tenth Time
International conferences are the pioneers of a new system of cooperation, the inevitable result of democracy active in world affairs. Prime Minister MacDonald of Great Britain says education is our only hope of preventing disastrous wars. Newton D. Baker adds his view, while Maurice Chevalier quips about his romantic life.
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MacDonald
Great Britain
Newton D. Baker
Maurice Chavalier
Indiana to Bar Arkansas Autos
Indiana imposes reciprocal move after Arkansas blocks trucks. Indiana will impound vehicles with Arkansas plates, targeting commercial trucks entering Indiana. state police will also impound Arkansas plates from passenger cars in retaliation. Arkansas officials face similar measures as tensions rise over road upkeep payments.
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Indiana
Arkansas Autos
Little Rock
Arkavene
State Revenue Department
Arkansas
Arkansas Keenan
Indiane Bureau of Motor Vehicles
A. Denny
Auto Division
The
Revenue Department
Fred Watson
State Revenue
Watson
Indianapolis
Ind
Matt
Leach
Hoosier
Social notices from Patmos and nearby towns
Local society page lists visits and callers from Patmos Arkansas and surrounding areas. Names include Jones, Rider, Furgerson, Davis, Yancey, Welch, Payne, Middlebrooks, Burgerson, and others visiting relatives in Patmos Hope and Washington.
Dinner Guests and Local Socials in Washington
Sunday social notices list guests including Mr and Mrs John Robers and family, Mr and Mrs Jack Hortman and children from Hortman LA visiting Mrs Hortman’s parents Dr and Mrs Camp, and Mildred Diple of Hope visiting Mr and Mrs B J Drake. Various local couples hosted meals and visitors, with other easterly residents attending gatherings. notes reference Miss Maxine Jonas, Miss Willie Mae Melh, Miss Hattie Louige Douthitt, and Miss Melba Payne as attendees or hosts.
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David Jones
Joe Hampton
Nath Rider
B. J. Drake
Oliver Rider
Eva Jane Farrell
Hubert Ross Rider
M.B. Taley
Tayor
Ark
Daisy Macie Furgerson
Stamps
Ward
Ava Gene Powell
Maxine. Jones
Jessie Payne
Washington
Webber Kidd
Webber
Robert Wilson Ware
John Robers
Jack Hortman
Hortman
Clifton Turner
Washington Hardware & Furniture Goes Bankrupt
The Washington Hardware and Furniture Company, a Washington based supplier of hardware and furnishings, closed Wednesday afternoon. Its assets were placed in the hands of the District Court of the United States in Texarkana after years of financial strain from extended credit and failures in cash crops. The firm, formed in 1915 by I L Pilkinton and others, faced an impaired financial structure leading to this action.
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Pilkinton
Washington Hare & Furniture Company
Washington
Washington Hardware & Furniture Company
District Court of the United States
Texarkana
I. L. Pilkinton
Notice of Sale Under Powell Mortgage in Hempstead County
Tri-State Savings and Loan Association will sell at public vendue on October 2, 1933 at the Hempstead County Courthouse in Washington Arkansas the sixty feet of Lot Two Block Seven in College Addition Hope Arkansas to satisfy a mortgage executed March 30 1930 by Bundy and Goldye Bundy to the same association. The sale is by authority of the mortgage recorded March 3 19 in Book 127 page 99. Glover Building Little Rock Arkansas.
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Bundy
Goldye Bundy
Hempel County
Arkangge
Tri-S Savings and Loan
Court House Hempstead County
Arkansas
Waington
Hempstead County
College
City of Hope
Tri-State Savings and Loan Association
C. L. Durrett
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Opera Inpresario
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Meglum
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