Farm policy fights and NRA era figures in 1933
In a report from NEA Washington, industry and government figures clash over price controls and spreads in dairy and fertilizer sectors. Key players include George N. Peek, Charles J. Brand, Clyde King, and Fred Lee, with ties to the AAA and NRA. A wage dispute and a mining note close the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Ition
George N. Prek
Chairles J. Brand and
Dairy Secef
Clyde King
AAA
Bsn
Tonal Fertilizer Association
I Peek
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Séc. Wallace
Charlie Curtis
Gold
Charlie Custis
United States
Jon
FRA
Northampton
Mass
Fred C. Howe
New York City
Bernstoff
Howe
Bernstorff
Scribner's Magazine
NEA Service Inc
Glorifying Yourself and Eye Care Tips
The notice discusses seasonal eye care as first winds rise. It warns about dust and irritation, urging careful consideration of vision health. The piece mentions Alicia HaS Mosby and NEA Service IC as sources. It frames eye protection amid changing weather and environmental factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby Alicia
Understanding a shy boy who fears other boys and finds solace in films
A guide addressing parents worries about a son who avoids boys, prefers movies and girls, and may have faced bullying or teasing. It explains possible causes, suggests fostering mixed play, building confidence, and handling eye health and comfort with calm, sympathetic methods. It ends with dental care and next topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Maevics
Rally convenes with strong attendance at Bells Chapel
Bells Chapel held a two day rally with Rev French of TextmKaia delivering sermons Thursday and Friday and Rev Byrum preaching Friday night. Misses Inez and Velma Cullins ill, Ruth Horrig back after illness. Mrs Crawford of Hot Springs organized a Women’s Missionary Society, meetings planned for the first Tuesday night each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca
Ckly
French
TextmKaia
Byrum
Inez
Velma Cullins
Ruth Horrig
Hope
Beasley
Wilmer Godwin
Odie Hoterman
L. W. Cultins
Crawford
Hot Springs
Indies
Womens Missionary Society
Sunday visitors and weekend guests extend across communities
Reverend Fred Arnold of Prestete held regular services here and on Sunday night Mrs Esther Mon Wile and Mrs Joe Britt with Mrs Ploy Purtle of Prescott spent the weekend with their aunt near Gordon Me. Others visiting included Mrs Cecil Sewell visiting her parents near Brevins and Mr and Mrs Gentry Campbell as guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Salmon along with James Sewell and the Sewell family in their home. Mr and Mrs 8 A Sewell hosted visitors and Mrs Ernest Spears and son of Hope visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Will Spears. Mrs Arthur Sewell spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs James Brooks of Marlbrook, Mr and Mrs J J Delaney visited Mr and Mrs Oscar Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Arnold
Prestete
Savidhy
Esther Mon Wile
Ant
Joe Britt
Ploy Purtle
Prescott
Gordon, Me
James Binet Ant
RB. Huskey
Cecil Sewell
R. L. Wardlow
Brevins
Gentry Campbell
Lewis Salmon
W. T. Yarberry
James Sewell
A. Sewell
Ernest Spears
Hope
Will Spears
Arthur Sewell
James Brooks
Marlbrook
J.J. Delaney
Oscar Montgomery
Eve Confronts Mona After Office Tricks Turn Bitter
Eve faces a surge of petty office sabotage blamed on Mona Allen after Mona invites Eve to a dinner that ends badly. Eve weighs telling Barnes, but hesitates amid alibis and wary confidants. She endures missing desk items, mounting stress, and a lonely apartment as November weather thickens and Dick’s whereabouts remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Mr. Barnes
Eva
Mona Allen
Arlene
Barnes
Mona
Lune
Vliee
Clay
Delbcalessen
Bacher
General Johnson and the NRA cited in Who's Who gag
In a brief wry remark the writer notes that anyone tracking General Johnson and the NRA need not consult Who's Who in America to learn their status. The quip underscores a lobby influence and public recognition surrounding the figures and organizations mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Johnson
NRA
America
Jeary
Who's
Hugh
Centerville Social News Highlights
Centerville notes show Miss Lucille Webb visiting the Starks family last Wednesday night. The Methodist meeting led by Rev. J L Cannon and John Cannon from Hope closed Friday night. Mr and Mrs T L Greghorn traveled to Fulton to be with their ill daughter Mrs Fred Buie. R L Jone entertained the younger set Saturday from 2 to 4 with games refreshments and sandwiches and drinks. Lucille Webb Mildred Givens visited Vide Glen and Marie Anders Sunday. Mrs Clarence Rodden saw her parents Mr and Mrs Andy McElroy Friday. Mrs Cecil Crear and Mrs John Altom called on Mrs Earl Erwin Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Webb
Dink Starks
J. L. Cannon
John Cannon
Hope
T. L. Greghorn
Fulton
Fred Buie
R. L. Jone
Mildred Givens
Vide Glen
Marie Anders
Clarence Rodden
Andy McElroy
Cecil Crear
John Altom
Earl Erwin
New Hope Oli Murphy Returns From Aly Ark Vacation
New Hope resident Oli Murphy came home Sunday from Aly Arkansas for a ten day vacation before re enlisting in the C K Mr and Mrs Clay Ross of Texas returned home Tuesday after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Ross Mr and Mrs Slayton and daughter of DeAnn and Margaret Sue Boyett of Washington spent Sunday with Roxie and Jettie Watkins Mrs John Watkins came home Friday after an extended visit with her children at Walde The protracting meeting at Whites dairy on the Hope and Blevins highway begins Monday night Encourage everyone to attend and do their part toward a successful revival A famous quote by Claudette Colbert appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oli Murphy
Aly
Ark
C. K
Clay Ross
Texas
Ross
Slayton
DéAnn
Margaret Sue Boyett
Washington
Roxie
Jettie Watkins
John Watkins
Walde
White's Dairy
Hope and Blevins Highway
Misa Bonnie Nelms
Texarkanas
D. F. Nelms
Little Rock
O. G. Wrest
Isalynne Bolls
Conway
Arkansas State Teachers College
A. Weatherington
Arkadephia
Trutt Gann
Ellig Whitten
el Dorate
W. R. Whitten
Chicago
St. Louis
Milford Daniells
Uy Magnolia A. & M. College
Aveolkend
N. Daniells
Jane Gann
Anna Harding
Camden
Miss
Little Wt
Barksdale
Quotes on ridicule and power from historic figures
The remarks cite Alfred E. Smith on ridicule and national survival, Henry D. Hatfield condemning big business fascist influence over labor through government power, Aurelia Alvarez asserting Cuba’s right to self-determination, and Lord Rutherford warning against dependence on atomic power as a source of strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
Henry D. Hatfield
Cuba
Aurelia Alvarez
Senate
Social notes and weekend visits in Laneburg area
Texarkana residents Bonnie Nelms and Isalynne Bolls travel plans and college moves are noted among a list of local visitors and short trips. Families from Emmet Prescott and Camden drop by. A joke collage closes the item with assorted quotes.
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Copandchee
Mope
Arran
Merch
Hampnten
Itera
EaFayete
RM. McCormick
Star
Ofive Roberts Barton
NEA Scavice Inc
Sweet Home
Betly Herd
Fanle Barnes
Masagey Eeey's
Steve
Marriee
Dick Rade
Adirondacks
Eve Tefanen
Versten
Theron Reech
Nick
Nna
Mick
Efron
Reece
Misiain
Rare Barnes
Mons
Ernest
Charles
Lana
Itallam Restaurance
Twelfth Street
Palace
Dick Teft
Sam
George Bliss
Tve
Fick
Bbarrs
Centerville
Claudette Colbert
Lord Rutherford
Laneburg
Johnny
Annapolis
Cruogless
London
Budweiser
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