Constitution Day program planned by John Cain chapter
The John Cain chapter will run a special program at the Aton Cee Camp at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening with Father George F. X. Strassner delivering an address on the Constitution. Public is invited. Russell Farley of Shreveport notes the event. Several local social notes follow, including visits and church circle activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cain
Fasher
George F. X. Strassner
Russell Farley
Shreveport
Lay
R. T. White
Personal Mention Bill Hiuchens New Job Assignment
Bill Hiuchens of Hope accepts a position with the Jerome Construction Company of Detroit Michigan assigned to a project in Junction City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hiuchens
Hope
Jerome Constrielia Company
Detroit
Mich
Junction City
Kan
Average Cotton Prices Compiled by Agricultural Adjustment Admin
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration released daily average prices per pound for undyed seed cotton at designated spot markets for June and September 10. Producers complying with the cotton price adjustment plan may receive payments equal to the difference between market averages and 12 cents per pound up to their Bankhead allotment. those selling above 12 cents receive no adjustment. Payments depend on completion of the compliance for the 1935 cotton adjustment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bist
Bureau of
Mom
Pecora May Head Telephone Probe in Roosevelt Talks
Hyde Park N Y President Roosevelt conferred again with Ferdinand Pecora. New York Supreme Court justifies the possibility of Pecora directing the Senate ordered investigation of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co but a decision was deferred. Pecora indicated he planned renomination and re election this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Ferdinand Pecrara
New York Supreme Court
Pecora
American Telephone &Telegraph Co
Senate
Fecora
Spy KITCHEN by Mary Ek Dague NEA Service
A personal note on drying corn from a reader in a Christmas gift. The writer explains simple home methods using a kitchen oven or a coal range top, with improvised drying frames, screening, and cloth covers. The tone mixes domestic advice with casual storytelling about preserved corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary EK
Dague Nea Service
Community Notes From Center Point Melrose Visits
Center Point residents share time with kin and friends in Melrose and Hope. Mrs. G H Wise visits sister Mrs WW Wright and children, while Mrs. Royce Collier visits Mr and Mrs G R Percell and Vernon. Mr and Mrs Tom Middlebroas relocate from the area to Hope, and Mr and Mrs Wo OW Weight shop in Hope. Mrs Gevlene Taylor calls on Bright Star and visits friends, as Porterfield family of Spring Hill spend Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Wise
Melrose
WW. Wright
Royce Collier
Gd. R. Percell
Vernon
Tom Middlebroas
Hope
Wo OW. Weight
Gevlene Taylor
Bright Star
Due Porterfield
Spring Hill
Messy Early 19th Century Menu Fragment
A fragmented recipe and meal list describes various dishes and preparation steps. Mentions meat, breakfast items, baking powder biscuits, roasted pork shoulder, croquettes, stuffed salad, and beverages. Includes odd phrases about corn, water, drying fruit, and spiced puddings, with unclear instructions and garbled terms.
Local Social Notes Mention Minor Gatherings and Visits
Nu and Mire with AL Wo Meadows Mo and Mrs Ostar Hodwett guide a business forte Ashdown Sutwarelay Mrs dr Galloway and daughter spent the week end visiting relatives i Boyloan Mr and Mrs Albert Chambstess ated children spent Saardiay with Me and Mrs Jit Staytey gre titiys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Wo Meadows
Ostar Hodwett
Ashdown
Coal Strike Put Off for a Week
Washington negotiations between the United Mine Workers and mine owners extend the current wage talks for a seventh time this year. Leaders agreed to pause the strike and resume negotiations by next Sunday midnight to avoid a nationwide stoppage affecting about 400000 miners and dependent workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mace Stu Weed
John Lt. Lew
United Mine Workers
Unigis
Nest
FL Mey Grady
Labour
Aes | Ancnihers
Fragmented Oak Grove Socials and House Visits
The item lists numerous local residents visiting, entertaining, or attending events around town. Names include Kathy Redners, Ernest Ross, Walter Pee Allen, Miss Dulane Sparks, Audrey, Miss Tate Jackson, and Leo Collee, with varied gatherings and a few mentions of houses, theaters, and Saturday night activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feed Chimp
Crenichen
Mero
Emmet Mobley
Taadey
Eles
Camioen
Anit
Dewoll Rose
Lee Enwand
Bascop
Miss Tate
Dackson
Leo Collee
Ment Collier
Local report on deaths and investigations near Rossten Rt 2
Fragmentary OCR notes report a series of deaths and investigations involving multiple individuals and families. Mentions Gd idotives at BIE Gis Bundy J Dla Alvin Baller vo rest LE We Barthes Sanday and others with references to illness, funerals, and inquiries related to a person named Galle Alnor Of Lanedatirs Hye Loptily Hage Otte MeGyest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadieniee
Weir Weap
Guster Ghovmely
Tanaly
BIE & Gis
Bundy J Dla
Alvin Baller
We Barthes
Fandy Sanday
Attertien
Wow Mattaot
Tage Miartia
Saneshay
Butler
Galle
Alnor
Modern girls and love clash with career claims
A critical discussion of women's independence and desire for partnership, arguing modern women seek a husband and home over career alone. The piece cites Eilith M. Stern's view on the modern girl, noting dissonance between independence and fulfillment and calling for balance between love and work.
Memphis Broker Sought by Police
MEMPHIS Tenn. inspector of detectives said he asked New Orleans police to arrest J Garland Ogden a Memphis socialite and head of a brokerage house. Ogden is wanted in connection with the loss of 45000 through manipulations in his brokerage offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Will T. Griffin
New Orleans
J. Garland Ogden
Griffin
Ogden
Germany Abrogates Most-Favored-Nation Clause Treaty
German ambassador Hans Luther notified the State Department that Germany would end the treaty on October 1, ending the uncon ditional most favored nation clause. The United States would apply full tariff rates to German imports after October 11. Luther argued such clauses hinder balanced trade and barter deals with raw materials suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Germanas
Hans Luther
State Department
Germany
United States
Luther
Local Notes Mixed With Visits and Obituaries
A jumble of northwest town notes reports visitors to Arkadelphia Nashville and Dierks, with relations visiting relatives and a revival led by Reverends Paul Byers and Tippett. Obituaries note the death of Charley Nuvi and a baptismal event at Mt Taha cemetery. scattered fragments mention Miss Nora Cooley and Mrs Mit Nunn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getworth
Nashville
DEA
Arkadelphia Sistas
Virginis Hill
Gore
Archigelphia Do Entie Iendersant
Valhyse
AOC Hel
Nora Cooley
AON
Yalingblood
Bingen
Cor Higgins
Dierks
SS Sanford
Cork
Higgins
Jey Mavin
Moore
Batial
Mt Tahaegenetery
Hese
Body of Fuhrhop to Be Sent Home
The body of J. W. Fuhrhop, victim of a fatal automobile crash near Hope last Saturday, will be sent to Galveston Texas for burial. The casket will leave by train Wednesday afternoon while Mrs J W Fuhrhop and daughter in law Mrs P W Fuhrhop remain at the hospital. their condition improved but not ready for transfer to Texas.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Barnese O'Neill
South Hervey Street
City Hall
Dane
Mit
Storn Ades
Ashe
Jb Ie
Wonwin
Gheerwemana
Yul Cortianhys Wien
Ranother
Ito
GO Cevacky
Gantry
Presen
Inet
J. W. Fuhrhop
Hope
Galveston
Texas
P. W. Fuhrhop
Alka
No Motive Found Continued From Page One
The defendant rejected claims of involvement in a plot to kill Senator Long calling the accusation a deliberate lie. The scene showed tension as he left the stand amid applause while Weiss Sr described his son as a normal, educated professional with a young family. He noted the suspect had a pistol on the night of the shooting and had a normal day prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Long
Smith
Odora
Weiss
C. A. Weiss
Dr. Weise
Long
Fragmentary testimony at Los Angeles hospital event
A damaged passage records testimony by Dr. C Webb and Dr C Weilgs about an operation, with references to a morning procedure and a hospital benefit dance in Los Angeles offering free operations as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Webb
C. Weilgs
Los Angeles
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Fred Marshall
Texarkana
Vance Crawford
Vance Dt
Sehenectacy
N.Y
Crawford
Myx
Dell McCanalwn
W. H. Qlmstead
Billy
Little Rock
Maggie May Ticks
Henrietta
Franklin Harlote
Ff Mena
Otho Grown
Green
Nisee
Lee Green
Naomi Green
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J.B. Dork
HH. Pl
George
Ive Milwee
Milton Milwee
DeQueen
Mins Ora Mac Moody
Telephone Company
Doha
Wallace R. Rogers
Gate of Asia
Jed
Hugh Smith
Gd. C. Meandows
C. F. Routen Jy
G. C. Skeet
Jas. Brower
A. C. Moreland
Keithville
Louisiana
Gentry
Chiralyty Trimble
Frank Trimble
Rbowk
Arkansas Gazette
Birmingham
Ala
Alice Newton
B. E. Newton
Farmingham Library
Ching
Bill Freeman
Gordon
Mrs. McKamie
Freeman
Lynette McKyimic
W. M. LA
First Baptist Church
Dony Cox
Ethel Hulsey
South Main Street
Gateway of Asia
Joh Owen
Delighti
M. A
Hell
Will Rogers
BI Robinson
Maria Gambarelli
Thurston Hall Port Kellon
Murry
Langdon
New York
Rolston
Age PP. A
Ariel
Wayne FL Sewell Peor
Maud Monare
Ward & Son
Phony
Owen
Dad
Cory Wan
Dale
Pinter
Meysholt
Uiat
Aimer
Lavreancevalle
Ameriea
Oak Grove
Eilith M. Stern
Tokio
Jane Dots
Hest Thraagh
Fuhrhop
C. P, sTolt
Cnarlte Pate
Philadelphia
Burbank
White & Green Cafe
Phone Itt
Hall Bros
John P. Cox Drug Co
Rothchild
Ald
Fall Volly
Fall
Swann's
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Prescott
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