Banking winds trouble the era of credit and reforms
Fragmented dispatch details shifts in New Deal patronage and bank solvency rules. Mentions Hurja appointment talks, preferences for a capable administrator, and Ebert K. Barlow and Ickes aides. Notes banks cautious on lending as deposits insurance rules loom, with NRA speaker guidance and Christmas industry codings.
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Hurja
Woks
PWA
Wite
Ickes
Ickex
Deyn
Cal Coolidge
Roosevelt
NRA
John‘son
Jjbanks
Depositors’ Insurance Corporation
Federal
Rose Schneiderman
Labor Advisory Board
NEA Service, Inc
New York Bans Submachine Guns Amid National Debates
A sample of unrest and policy action outlines New York state banning submachine guns as part of broader regional responses. The text notes high U S surgical activity, claims about American liberty, and mentions national authors aligning with a group called Blue Bugs, suggesting a broader cultural friction.
Learn Meaning of Work From a Fussy Child's Tale
A Summer cottage vignette contrasts a fastidious child with a practical view of work. Excessive neatness can become vanity, while letting children help with chores teaches the meaning of effort. The piece argues balance between cleanliness and consideration for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Elas
Miss Pernickety
Glamour tips for the college co ed from Alicia Hart
This column advises college bound women on cosmetics choices. It suggests powder as essential, recommends liquid powder for a matte look, notes tan fading with seasons, and urges using lip dyes for long wear. It also mentions reusing summer powder and to remove dry lipstick before applying lip color.
The Promise of Power by Bruce Catton and Stuart Chase
Bruce Catton reviews the pamphlet The Promise of Power from John Day Co. Chase argues electricity will transform society freeing laborers, aiding farmers, modernizing towns and transport, and reducing poverty if an economic system shifts from debt and profit to fee and function. The piece notes lack of detail on how changes occur amid greed and prejudice.
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Bruce Catton
Stuart Chase
John Day Co
Mr. Chase
Chase
Turbulent Affair In Lake City Love Triangle Deepens
Eve confronts Dick about money and future as family debts and stock margin losses unravel. Esther lends Eve $200 to cover an urgent need while Arlene wrestles with real estate plans and a failed margin risk. Dick’s Chicago trip hints at another assignment, leaving Eve anxious about their next move and stability.
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Eve Rayless
Proity
Earle Dawnes
Woser
Bixby's
Dilk Raper
Grokhge Blas
Theron Aerch
Eve
Huaney
Cayty Serlier
Glaive
Irion
Ubon
Nan
Ber
Esther
Mstler
Allan Copper
Arlene
Arsene
Olitica
Rick
Atlas
Dick Feft
Chicago
Lake City
Eva
Julie
Wtudon
A Dreamy Dinner Party Ends With Promises and Plans
Eve, Dick, and friends share a dinner hosted by Marya, with plans for future art lessons and a potential cradle. Sam Hateridge impresses Ariens in a long roadster ride. Eve fantasizes about a home like Usut while Dick hints at a future yet unclear. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the story continues.
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Maria
Ray
Marya
Eve
Arlene
Eva
Sam Hateridge
Sam
Thia
George Bliss
Ariens
Lake Rand
Margy
Wick
Joe
Ford Weighs Joining NRA Move Amid Blue Eagle Talks
Belief grows that Ford Motor Company may enter the NRA blue eagle program to adopt the national automobile code and qualify for the emblem. No formal policy announcement yet, Henry Ford away at Hutch Mountain Camp and Edsel Ford back from Seal Harbor without clarifying stance. Possible concessions include shorter hours, waiving traditional union-bargaining stance, and greater NACC supervision, though Ford remains outside the NAC and its independence policy.
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Ford Motor Company
NRA
Henry Ford
Blue Eagle
Ford
Hutch Mountain
Edsel Ford
Comepany
Seal Harbor
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Rade
Ford Company
Cuban Coast Guard Cutters Move Toward Island
Coast guard cutters were dispatched to several points along the Cuban shoreline amid reports that American lives are endangered. In Havana, a meeting of factions began with talks to reconcile political differences, signaling possible reinstatement of provisional president De Ceepedes in a coalition cabinet as American warships gathered near Cuban waters.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Havana
Cuba
de Ceepedes
Women's Revolutionary Organization
The Loyal Friendship of Jonathan and David
The lesson highlights Jonathan son of Saul as a model of loyal friendship with David. It notes Jonathan’s opposition to his father’s jealousy, his protective signaling by arrows, and the high plane of their covenant friendship. Their bond endures adversity and ascent, shaping a noble example.
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WM. E. Gilroy
Eadltow
Jonathan
David
Saul
Israel
The True Friendship Christ Envisions
A reflection on friendship as a test of character and virtue contrasting worldly ties with the Bible’s ideal. It argues that genuine friendship hinges on truth and honesty, ennobling all relationships, and cites Jesus calling his disciples friends as a model of the highest human relation to God and others.
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Jesus
Community singing and rally events at Bells Chapel
Bells Chapel hosts weekly Friday night sings with all invited. The NPS rally is set for September 14 and 15 with all day services and a bring a lunch. Prayer meeting drew attendees. leaders and visitors frequent the community, with sermons in Hope and Hugo, Okla. and local visits noted. A closing item notes a porpoise has a brain larger than a man but remains at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Johnson
Intz Cullins
Bernice Wood
L. W. Cullins
Hope
Andrew White
Waldo
Lee Bonds
Hethel
Walton Bonds
Lorene
Arnold
Elmer Stuart
Eupha Beasley
Hugo, Okio
Church Circles Schedule Meetings This Week
Circles of the Presbyterian Church plan meetings Monday at 4 00 with various hostesses and Circle 5 meeting Tuesday at 7 30. Church services Wednesday and Sunday evening are set for 7 30 instead of 8.
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N. W. Denty
Leo Hobbs
C. C. McNeal
Talpley
Finley Ward
Torch Singer at Saenger Captivates Claudette Best as Mimi Benton
Claudette Colbert stars in Torch Singer to be shown Sunday and Monday at the Saenger. She portrays a fiery night club singer with a tender, tragic side, assuming Mimi Benton from Grace Perkins Liberty Magazine tale Mike. The drama follows a woman who seeks revenge on the man who wronged her by hurting others while facing abandonment and eventual hope. Descriptions note a sharp contrast between her raunchy nightclub persona and vulnerable maternal memory.
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Claudette Colbert
Hollywood
the Saenger
Big
la Colbert
Mimi Benton
Grace Perkins
Liberty Magazine
Mike
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