Autumn Reflections and Local Notices in Dutrant Oklahoma
Local notices from Dutrant Oklahoma and surrounding towns include Mrs. A. L. Severance visiting Dutrant, Brookwood School plans its initial meeting at 3 30 on Wednesday, and reports of travel and visitors in Texarkana Monroe and Arkansas colleges. Also noted are school PTA and VIVA meetings, civic events, and the marriage of Helen McJunkins to Willie Edd Smith in Mineral Springs with Mrs. Jim McJunkins as host family.
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A. L. Severance
Dutrant
Okla
J. T. West
Hattie Anne Feild
Brookwood P
I. A
Brookwood
Revival Continues At South Elm Street Tent Meetings
Revival services under the big brown tent at 509 block South Elm Street continue this week. Crowds grow nightly as evangelist James R. Walsh preaches salvation through Jesus Christ. Monday features special singing, and a large Texarkana delegation is expected. attendees urged to come, park easily, and bring friends.
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Big Brown
South Elm Street
Evangelist
Christ
God
Adams
Mr. Tosti
Heaven
Jesus
Calvary
Texarkanas
Matthew
James R. Walsh
Critics Question Greenbelt Costs and Returns
Critics argue Greenbelt costs exceed the benefits claiming 60 years to repay and that labor and land charges inflate a $5,000 per dwelling figure. Farm Security Administration officials defend the project, citing emergency work needs, higher land costs, and long term social gains from a planned town.
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Farm Security Administration
Washington
Greenbelt
Waller Reed Hospital
Yellowstone Park
Sweden Plans Record Size Navy With Three Fleets
Sweden works on a proposed naval expansion to be pitched to parliament next year. The plan calls for three cruises four torpedo boats three coast reverse ships 12 motor torpedo boats and one submarine convoy. It would lift naval spending by about 9 million dollars annually for five years. Two fleets are envisioned one for the Baltic and one for the west coast. Also Sweden is expanding air exercises to counter modern air fleets.
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Stockholm
Baltic
Sweden
Rothschilds under new head Nathan Rothschild at 26
London reports the House of Rothschild is led by Nathaniel Mayer Victor Rothschild a 26 year old Cambridge don. The late Lionel Rothschild had built vast natural history collections and left them to the nation. The article notes the family’s waning banking power and links to other aristocrats, industries, and historic alliances.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
London
House of Rothschild
Baron Rothschild
Nathaniel Mayer Victor Rothschild
Cambridge University
Lionel Walter Rothschild
Financial
Rothschild
Tring
Lionel Rothschild
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Moley First of Brain Trusters in Roosevelt Era
The article traces the first brain trust under Franklin D. Roosevelt, led by Raymond A. Moley, with Louis Howe and others shaping early New Deal policy. It outlines Moley’s rise, his fierce effort to manage policy, and the turbulent reception from the diplomatic service and Old Dealers as the administration moved from vacuum to active governance.
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Rodney Dutcier
NEA
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Calvin Coolidge
Dwight Morrow
Morgan
Frank Stearns
Roosevelt
Moley
Richberg
Tugwell
Frank Walker
Raymond A. Moloy
Sam Rosenbaum
New York
Louis Howe
Rosenbaum
Howe
Charlie Taussig
A. A. Berle
Hush Johnson
B. M. Ba
F.D. BR
F_D. R
London
Hull
Mussolini arrives in Berlin amid Nazi crowds
Berlin dispatch reports Benito Mussolini arriving in Berlin to lead a street procession as cheering crowds line the routes. Also noted: Roosevelt’s special train reached Boise on Monday and Secretary Wallace informed Governor Bailey of the Agriculture Department’s concern over falling cottonseed prices without effective remedies.
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Boise
Idaho
President Roosevelt
Idaho Capital
Mattle Rock
Wallace
Bailey
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt Era Memo Excerpt on British Tactics Revealed
Secretaries Hull and Roosevelt are described as confronting memoranda that critique British diplomacy. Moley reportedly warned that British representatives were deceiving the American delegation, with only Senators Couzens and Pittman understood the situation.
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Roosevelt
Hull
Moley
Couzens
Pittman
Roosevelt Eith
Spanish Delegation Bitter in League Clash
In Geneva on Monday Pi Julio Alvarez del Vayo, Spain’s League delegate, urged the League to call the bluff of Germany and Italy. He denounced German and Italian intervention on the insurgents’ side and warned of a two headed menace threatening all Europe.
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League
Italy
Germany
Geneva
Switzerland
Pi — Julio Alvarez del Vayo
League of Nations
Europe
President reshuffles to move Moley to Justice
The president, unwilling to topple a pillar of Southern Democracy, reassigned Moley to the Department of Justice as part of a broader cabinet adjustment.
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Moley
Department of Justice
Court Issue Stirs Lawyers’ Stand Against New Deal Policies
Minnesota attorney warns on eve of bar convention that President Roosevelt aims to control courts and lawyers, claiming the president’s powers are nearly unlimited. He argues lawyers oppose tax laws and New Deal measures, urging public trust in court independence amid looming reorganization debates.
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Minnesota
United States
Stinchfield
Hoosevel
Stinchield
England Fulfills 600-Year Pledge From Scotland
In Edinburgh England completes a centuries-old promise by returning nine documents from the London Public Record Office. The items include the marriage contract of Eric the Norwegian king and Margaret of Scotland and papal bulls acknowledging Scottish ecclesiastical independence under the 1328 treaty.
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Edinburgh
England
Scotland
London
Offic
Northampton
Eric
Norway
Margaret
Alexander III
The Duke of Windsor On Autobiography Title Search
The remark suggests that should the Duke of Windsor write an autobiography his main challenge will be choosing a fitting title. It underscores the complexity of framing a personal narrative for a high profile royal figure.
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Duke of Windsor
British yacht found after week long missing crew
A British yacht was found a week after its crew went missing on September 4. The master reported contacting the endeavour and confirmed the crew were aboard the vessel.
Chicagoan Testimony From Family Story Reported
A Chicagoan’s account was told to Captain Gilbert and she was placed in technical custody by Franklin Park police as a serial witness overnight. A London report notes a private collection of 2 million butterflies and moths left to the nation by Lord Rothschild, valued at about 1.25 million dollars for the Natural History Museum.
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Fortune
Frankfurt
England
Germany
France
Italy
Austria
Hitler
Lancashire
House of
Roseberry
Rothschild
Marquess of Crew
Lord Halifax
Lord Cholmondeley
Capiain Gilbert
Franklin Park
London
Lord Rothschild
Natural History
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Willis Garrett Smith
Henderson
Static Teachers’ College
Arkadelphia
Robertson
New York City
John McGill
Little Rock
A. D. Middlebrads
Hugh Smiths
W. R. Felker
Rogers, Ark
First Baptist Church
A. L. Buck
Texjutkana
Margaret Young
R. C. Norwood
Mandeville
Hugh Jones
W. R. Hamilton
Bert Shaver
Oglesby P.T.A
Oglesby School
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Faisley P.iva
Faisley School
Oow. M. Perry
Gordon
Missouri Pacific
Saenger
Smart Glelst
Deanna Durbin
HES Eifeers
Jane
Withers
Holy Terror
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Don Terry
Rosalind Keith
Walter Connolly
Hempstead County
Qhasingha
Victor
Harrow
Cambridge
Barbara Hutchinson
St. John Hutchinson
Barbara
United Kingdom
Lord and Lady Rothschild
Bulletins
Berlin
Mary-Jane
Coats
Oxford
Mary Lane
Duggar’s Ladies
West
British Steamer
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Cheyentre
Ite
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Chicagoan
Oey
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Spring Hill
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