Womans Auxiliary Notes and Local Society News
The Womans Auxiliary of St Marks Episcopal church meets Monday at 4 PM at Mrs Frank Nulen's home on North Washington. Circle No 5 of the W M S meets 3 PM at W R Ramsey's home on North Hervey with Mrs Leon Bundy hosting. W S of the Methodist church circles meet 3 PM at designated homes. The Womans Missionary Society of First Christian meets 1 PM at Mrs E G Coop's home. Local residents include Mary Billingsly and Miss Hyatt visiting, and Mr and Mrs J M Houston returning from Little Rock after attending L L McEachin's funeral. The American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday at 7:30 PM at Mrs H Kyler's home. Lewis and Corbin Foster attend the International Shoe Display Convention in Malvern. Framily weddings and births noted, including Frances Hearne and Percy Arnold Sharp, Mooringsport marriage. birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs J B Williams.
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St. Marks Episcopal Church
Frank Nulen
North Washington Street
W. R. Ramsey
Hervey Street
Leon Bundy
W. M.S
The
Methodist Church
RT. White
Washington St
J. B. Koonce
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
E. G. Coop
Southam Street
Harry Phipps
Walter L. Carter
American Legion Auxiliary
H. ©. Kyler
South Hamilton Street
J. BR. Williams
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs
M. M. McCloughan
East Second Street
Jack Bush
Arthur Swanke
Frank Hearne
Frances
Percy Arnold Sharp
P. A. Sharp
Mooringsport
J. L. Cannon
First Methodist Church
Vivian
Louisiana State Normal
Agricultural Department of
Texas A. & M
Sharp
Janet Ray
Vivian, la
Debtor Gains and Inflation Effects on Debt Categories
The article discusses how inflation shifts debt dynamics for farmers homeowners investors and wage earners. It argues debtors gain from inflated dollars while fixed debts become easier to pay. Homeowners may see higher sale prices but lower purchasing power. Investors may see stock rises while bonds lag.
Inflation and its effects on debt and prices debated
The discussion explains how inflation lowers money value, raises prices, and shifts benefits between debtors and creditors. It cites Senator Elmer Thomas on expected gains for borrowers as prices rise, and counters with claims that inflation alone won’t restore prosperity, noting banks' credit constraints and Roosevelt’s push to expand credit rather than inflate currency.
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Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Cretii
Roosevelt
Germany
Minneaplis defendants hear life terms in Urschel case
Shannon and his wife Ora and son Arman face life sentences as the jury hears that fear and intimidation on the Wise county Texas farm do not excuse the Urschel kidnapping. The judge accepts leniency for five Minneapolis and St Paul defendants as knowledge of the kidnapping and ransom payments must be proven before guilt. Sentence set for next Saturday. Oklahoma law allows life imprisonment.
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Shannon
Urschel
Wise County
Texas
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Sam Kronick
Sam Kozberg
Clifford Skelly
Barney, Berman
Tandore Blumenfeld
Oklahoma
Hope Beats Camden In Tierney Memorial Gridiron Thriller
Hope and Camden clash with Camden taking a late five yard goal line drive by O'Rear for a score. Turner connects for Hope on a pass near the end, then Camden answers with Brown to Turner for Hope’s lone touchdown. Final minutes show Camden in Hope territory, no further scoring.
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Turner
Camden
Hope
O'Rear
Bobcats
Brown
Green
Urban
Brumbield
Houston
Richards
Mitchell
Holly
Harper
Hargis
Arnold
Snider
Cawthon
R. Smith
C. Cathey
Patterson
O'Neil
Graves
M. Cathey
Hayes
N. Cathey
Tuberville
Fullack
Circuit Court Bolds Major Docket in Hope
Hope circuit court faces a bold docket with John and Jess Thornton charged with assault with intent to kill after a confrontation near Ozan that badly cut farmer McKnight. Lillard Johnson, a negro, held on similar charges for an earlier shooting of Arthur Barnes near McNab in July.
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John
Jess Thornton
Ozan
McKnight
Lillard Johnson
Arthur Barnes
McNab
Cotton Carryover Signals Large 1933-34 World Supply
Domestic consumption for 1932-33 reached 176000 bales, up 1851000 from last season and the highest since 1928-29. Mills operate near record levels, but cotton goods stocks at mills show little buildup as output moves to distributors. World supply for 1933-34 is estimated around 24011000 bales, down from 25963000 in 1932-33 and 25964000 in 1931-32. Domestic exports in August reached 591000 running bases, the second straight month with record exports for that period.
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Bureau
Prison riot erupts at eastern penitentiary
A Friday night riot broke out at the 103 year old eastern penitentiary with 1492 long term convicts rioting during recreation. Guards herded inmates back to cells but fires erupted as mattresses burned and shouting filled the blocks, heard for blocks.
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Peny
Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Charles Chapman Traced in Carolina
Charlotte detectives said a man who escaped with two others during a hotel arrest on Thursday is linked to a Camden Arkansas bank robbery. A wanted suspect in Camden matched the escapees. the men gave aliases Bill Brook and names Horace Palmer McDonald and Louis Herman. Fingerprints were sent to Washington for comparison.
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Charlotte
N. C
Camden
Ark
Charles Chapman
Jadies
Bill Brook
Columbia
S.C
Horace Palmer McDonald
Nashville, Tenn
Louis Herman
el Dorado, Ark
Washington
Officials Fired for Bank Robbery in Arkansas
Bank Commissioner Marion Wasson discharged Bank of England president C. Hawkins and cashier A. W. Dickingon after an Arkansas robbery investigation. He said they failed to follow orders on cash handling and protective measures, including keeping $6,000 in cash unsecured at closing.
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Arkansas
More Time Asked by Refunding Body
Federal Judge Martineau modified his order tying up state highway funds to permit expenditure of $50,000 by the Bond Refunding Board in returning to owners road district bonds surrendered under last year’s refunding act. State representatives in chancery court sought postponement of final hearing on Woodmen World’s suit to require tax levies on defaulted bonds until the refunding committee negotiates a new agreement with bondholders.
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Little Rock
Martineau
Chancery Court
Woodmen World
New Orleans Man Receives Kidnaping Tip Over Reward
George M. Cox, shipbuilder of New Orleans and Chicago, says a caller from Chicago Friday night asked if his $25,000 reward for the safe return of his wife, son, and parents-in-law is genuine. Chicago police have arrested a man named William Davis Jr of Louisiana for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
George M. Cox
Chicago
William Davis, Jr
Louisiana
Cox
Russian Balloon Reaches Record Altitude in Flight
Three Russian balloonists Georgi Prokofiev Ernest Birnbaum and Konstantin Gudenoff reported reaching an altitude of about 10 000 meters over 11 miles in a stratosphere flight. The attempt aims at scientific observations and may surpass Professor Auguste Piccard's previous record.
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Moscow
Russia
Auguste Piccard
Georgi Prokofiev
Ernest Birnbaum
Konstantin Gudenoff
Yell County Vote Exceeds Tax List
In Danville Arkansas the Yell County Democratic Central Committee certified the Fifth district run off results despite a 803 vote excess over poll tax payers. Brooks Hays and David D Terry totals stood 838 and unknown, with Hays seeking to contest pending purging of Yell county results.
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Yell County
Little, Rock
Brooks Hays
David Terry
Congress
Tuenday
Perry Wiseman
Perford
Danville
Ark
Democratic Central Committee
David D. Terry
State Auditor's Office
Mr. Terry
Mr. Hays
Hays
Legionnaires Off to Chicago Meet
Arkansas prepares a 10 car special train for 200 attendees to the American Legion Convention in Chicago. The trip includes a Monroe and Alexandria, La. car, plus 44 Little Rock Drum and Bugle Corps members. R. L. Gordon of Dermott seeks national vice commander. Mrs. Charles H. Miller of Little Rock is noted as past department press.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Chicago
American Legion
Merlin Fisher
Department Transportation Committee
Monroe
Alexandria
Drum and Bugle Corps
R. L
Bob) Gordon
Dermott
Arkansas Department For National
Charles H. Miller
Missing Candidate Withdraws From Arkansas State Race
In Lakeland Florida Mrs Ire C Hopper wife of former Arkansas secretary of state Ire C Hopper withdraws from candidacy as Asi Jary leads the American Legion auxiliary. The slit motions president indicates changes in the board and the group regroups after the withdrawal.
Blevins Beats De Queen 8 to 6 on Home Field
Blevins High School defeated De Queen 8 to 6 on De Queen’s home field Friday. Blevins scored a safety in the second quarter and added five touchdowns in the fourth. De Queen’s lone score came in the third period.
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Bleving High School
de Queen
DeQueen
Blevins
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