Democratic Campaign Plans Told At Dinner
A Washington dinner hosted by the Jefferson Association showcased Democratic leaders. National Chairman John J. Raskob warned against centralizing authority and potential revolution, while Jouett Shouse outlined plans to build an effective fighting force for the next Congressional campaign and cautioned against pressuring national headquarters over presidential nominations.
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Washington
John J. Raskob
Jouett Shouse
Jefferson Association
District of Columbia
Shouse
Democratic Party
Raskob
Europe
Pilot Grove 4-H Club Meets for Bean Canning Demonstration
The 4-H Club girls met June 11 at Mrs. D. B. Andrews home with Miss Pauline Binion showing a bean canning demonstration. They plan to meet again June 25 at the same location and invite visitors.
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4-H Club
Pilot Grove
D. B. Andrews
Pauline Binion
Sculptor Would Restore Venus de Milo
The Arkansas Gazette reports a sculptor plans to restore the Venus de Milo statue and a separate note urging help for a young girl.
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Arkansas Gazette
108 Join Chamber Of Commerce Here
One hundred eight members have been secured by the Chamber of Commerce membership committee. Dues are one dollar a year and the committee invites all residents of Whitewright and surrounding areas to join. Members listed include A A Adams, R B Anderson, C J Abbott, W J Barbee, Tom Barbee, B P Brents, Roy G Blanton, Dr J L Bow, J W Davidson, E A Douglas, F M Echols, Ira Fleming, J C Gillespie, R A Gillett, C A Giles, J G Graves, Grover Gillett, J H Green, Guy Hamilton, J W Henry, W R Hooper, B B Hall, Lester Hileman, Clay Horton, O L Jones, Dr C P Johnson, Joe Johnson, W H King, J L Kirkpatrick, Tom Head, W C Huffines, J E Mangrum, J M McFerrin, S A Montgomery, J M Sturdivant, Dr R L Sears, J J Silman, T H Sears, Mace Schleg
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Chamber of Commerce
Whitewright
A. A. Adams
R. B. Anderson
B. B. Adams
C. J. Abbott
C. B. Bryant Jr
W. J. Barbee
T. R. Brice
Tom Barbee
B. P. Brents
Roy G. Blanton
Dr. J. L. Bow
R. P. Childress
Clyde Craig
D. G. Coley
J. L. Cantrell
H. P. Donigan
F. E. Douglas
J. W. Davidson
W. W. Dossey
E. A. Douglas
Dr. C. P. Johnson
Joe Johnson
W. H. King
J. L. Kirkpatrick
T. J. Lilley
D. R. Lewis
Lucian LaRoe
E. J. Lilley
Ed LaRoe
C. B. Montgomery
J. E. Mangrum
Lloyd Moore
W. L. Mangrum
J. P. Montgomery
Theo Miller
J. M. McFerrin
J. J. Silman
B. Y. Spindle
G. C. Stuteville
T. H. Sears
Bob Sears
Mace Schleg
Notable Names Listed in Local Memorial
The local memorial page lists numerous individuals including el, J. J. Sparks, J. M. Simmons, B. H. Thomson, W. P. Vaughn, H. G. Webster, M. FE. Winburn, Jesse Wallace, R. R. Waldo, Rev. J. W. Willbanks, J. H. Waggoner, J. M. Wright, Sidney Watson, and C. I. Witt.
Baby Cries As New Rattle A Snake Is Killed
In Clarksdale Mississippi a mother heard her year old child and found a new rattling toy. She threw the toy against a wall and killed it with a chair. The baby cried, then the toy revealed itself to be a rattlesnake.
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Clarksdale
Miss
John Lawrence
Thrift as Antidote to National Crime
S W Straus argues thrift strengthens moral fiber and may curb crime. He notes figures on U S crime losses in the billions and asserts thrift and self discipline foster economic saving, health, time management, and personal advancement while discouraging licentious behavior.
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S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
United States
Army
Navy
Thrift as Immunity Against Crime
The author argues most people are upright but slowly drift into crime, a process halted when thrift habits are fixed. Thrift inoculation is presented as immunity to moral deterioration, positing that strong thrift development offers practical moral reform for the population.
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America
Overproduction Encourages Wasteful Use of Resources
A publisher’s note states that overproduction drives people to underutilize existing goods. It argues this is amplified by laws and regulations.
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Publishers Syndicate
Woodenshoe Girl Spreads Humorous Marital One-Liner
A playful quip centers on a woman nicknamed Woodenshoe who teases her husband by echoing his joke about fixing half of everything. She asks why and repeats examples like half his teeth fixed and half his tire patched, showcasing light domestic humor.
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W. E. Smith & CO
J. H. Graves
E. LaRoe
Manning, Clark & Meador
Kimbell Mills
Buster Graves
Ira Kirkpatrick
J. Lee Yates
P. A. Short
Planters Gin Company
Buell Spindle
Carroll Belle Mullins
Texas
Tennessee
J. A. Mullins
Lubbock
John Hollingsworth
Red Top
Highway No
Iry Kirkpatrick
Postoffice
Gtelephone
Woodenshoe
John Franklin
Alyne Terry
Terry
Woosley
Service
Princess Peggy Frocks
Batiste
Carters Sun
Dan
Martin-Kiate Brat
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