Star Publix Saenger Cooking School Lecture Weekly
The Star reports a free cooking school at Publix Saenger Theatre directed by Lanaugh Ag. Daily sessions at 2 PM showcase luncheon recipes with demonstrations by Mrs Uhrig. The event features advertising column sponsors and Negro cooks, amid a Jubilee program across Saenger venues.
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Enlarge Grain Elevator Project Announced in St Louis
Missouri Pacific plans a 2 076 000 bushel expansion to the grain elevator in St Louis at a cost near 700 000 with completion targeted by August 1. The project, announced by C K Penning, aims to increase capacity to about 4 076 000 bushels and retrofit with a fireproof design to blend with the existing facility built in 1920.
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Fort Smith Post Master Under Bond
Fort Smith post master Auwit Roberts, former assistant, was bonded at $1,000 after federal charges alleging he opened two mail parcels on Sunday. He waived a preliminary hearing and was held for presentation to the federal grand jury.
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Hfort Smith
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Roberts
Dooneville
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Jub Federal Grand Jury
Tristlician Leaps To Death After Tribiog Ble Acetpacn
April 1 report from Gharm notes a tristlician leaping to death after a troubling act at a house scene. Nelda Cooper is named in connection with the event and prior visits to her apartment are referenced. Local authorities and witnesses describe distress and possible motives tied to lingering worries.
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Suestalee New York court case claims against Rudy Vallee
Suestalee and associates in New York sue Rudy Vallee of Willeaborne and Osbordo orchestra leaders for 500000 seeking to bar him from further impersonation that imitates Vallee’s singing style amid alleged initial inspiration claims.
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Gibson Company Remels Store Front Refit in South Pennsa
In South Pennsa and nearby towns Gibson Company undertakes store refits with new fixtures and lighting. Crews upgrade the front department add four new service counters and additional room for customers while installing improved mail access and a new prescription area for Dek opposite the block.
Brothers charged in slaying near Dée DES ARC
Reports say Owen Ross and others claimed self defense in a fatal shooting near Ross plantation. Officers noted the brothers allegedly attacked the man after a dispute while seeking water. The case involved a younger era and investigation by local authorities with preliminary hearings set.
Stamps Widow Of Budlel Company President Dies
Mrs. Stamps wife of the Budlel company president died in Texas after a Saturday incident. She was active in Boy Scouts, Presbyterian women, and helped make the county fair a success last fall. Survived by three daughters and two sisters.
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Farmer Found Shot To Death In Locked Belcher Home
SHREVEPORT April 1 E Bernie Yearwood a 30 year old Belcher farmer was found shot to death in a locked bedroom of his home. His wife was shot and wounded and survived. Nelahbars blamed Yearwood but he died before help arrived. Doctor Cook arrived with a partner to force entry as a blood stained pistol lay beside Yearwood. Their ten year old daughter fled the scene in fright and summoned medical aid.
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Annual Southwest Arkansas Fair to Feature Aerial Acts and Fireworks
The Southwest Arkansas Fair executive committee met at the chamber of commerce to review progress and plan the September 22 to 27 exposition. The program includes Upton-Whitea troupe aerial acts, Willy Kirke and Girlie performances, and Raur's Cheua and Hippodrome Aols with trained horses. Daily free nets, fireworks each evening, and a large midway with rides and standard vendors are planned. Premiums are rising and a new axe Libit hant exhibit building is being pursued for completion by Watermelon Festival time.
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Police Investigate Robbery and Assault Report
Fort Smith police are probing a robbery and assault report from April 1 involving 25 year old Steve Winer. He alleges a lone assailant knocked him down with a long knife and stole 2.50, leaving a visible head wound. The description of the suspect is incomplete in the report.
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War Hero Reported Dead Then Found Alive in Prison
A World War veteran Merlen Pritchard reportedly killed and buried near Vircennes Indiana earlier. now said alive in Algiers with Frente Foreign Legion. His mother Mrs Eliza Pritchards seeks aid from President Moorer to secure his release.
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Druggists Plan Arkansas District Convention Banquet
Advance notice states all Hope drugstores will close Friday night April 4 for a district convention banquet at Motel Barlow hosted by Ward & Som to chair the Eleventh Arkansas district gathering. The event precedes the state meeting in Hot Springs the following June with attendance by state officials Max Daggart Booker Lawimer and Ed Oslin.
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Ed Oslin
Loss Attributed to Unemployment in February
Washington April Laity William Grew president of the American Federation of Labor testified that 4,700,000 wage earners were out of work in February with losses totaling about 4,000,000 envelopes. He cited overall 1919 estimates for wealth decline and warned about idle capacity hindering recovery. City officials noted a meeting of the council on the third Tuesday in April, with final talks set for tonight on remaining civic matters.
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National Guard Planes to Help Fight Arkansas Fires
National Guard planes flew from Little Rock to assist in suppressing seven fires across the Ouachita National Forest. Incendiary origin was suspected for private lands south of here. A blaze north of Mena was under control after an all night effort, with other fires near Athens, Cold Springs, and the Oden district reported under control or watched. Arkansas National Guard officers said strong planes were ready if needed.
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Malvern Woman Murder Victim Named McCoy in Oregon
Mary McCoy formerly Miss Horn of Malvern was murdered in Corvallis Oregon. She married Joseph McCoy in Kansas City Missouri in 1927 and left about four years ago. Her mother Mrs Flora Horn received two suitcases with clothing and learned of the death on Saturday. An effort is underway to ship the body to Malvern for burial. Mr and Mrs Joe Horn of Resurn Malvern are her parents with two sisters Mrs Nellie Batchelw and Mrs Eva Jones of Westwood California.
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Flora Horn
Tom Washington
Man Arrested for 7500 Holdup in Washington
HOT SPRINGS April 1. Police arrested Shi Dura of Washington in connection with a 7500 holdup in Washington. Details and local reactions were reported as officers wired the case and questioned a suspect held in custody.
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Checkered Cafe Announces Interior Improvements
The Checkered Cafe expands seating by lengthening the lunch counter to seat five more patrons and replacing wooden stools with new camel Mtobhi. Two more dot tables are added and a cafe signage figure was closed last week. This change is approved by Bill Rumsey.
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Bromley Aims At Nonstop Pacific Flight To Tokyo
In a high stakes May attempt Lieut Bromley plans a nonstop Pacific dash to Tokyo as part of a around the world effort. The project features a high speed single-route flight, with backing from pilots and supporters, amid prior year setbacks and rival plans.
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Hope Arkansas Trade Stamp Adopted for Baskets
Hope Arkansas will be stamped on all future Hope Basket Company baskets. Walter Verhalen Company of Dallas designed a Prew Stamp reading Hobasco Brand Hope Basket Company Hope Arkansas. Hope Chamber of Commerce led by Rey Anderson negotiated credit for the city where baskets are made, amid nationwide shipment.
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Missing Student Identified in Vicksburg Case
A missing student identified in Vicksburg, Mississippi, after a photo aided case. The youth, son of a Glen Falls physician, had vanished in December 1938 while traveling through southern states. He admitted his identity to officers and described his journey, expressing willingness to return home.
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Raskoh to Appear Before Senate Committee
Washington officials said Aquil P. Caraway announced that John Raskob, a key figure in the Democratic National Committee, would be summoned to testify next Friday. The move follows earlier requests and aims to clarify influences amid ongoing discussions of prohibition and party matters.
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Census Enumerators Begin April Drive in Hope
Hope officials urge residents to verify callers at the door during April as census enumerators prepare for statewide enumeration. J Warren Stevens, Census Bureau supervisor, notes city challenges and emphasizes confidentiality and penalties for misuse while schools and churches assist.
Progress Report From Naval Parley Marks Security Accord
London April 1 A British naval conference announced a distinct agreement was reached within two hours providing a security formula satisfactory to Great Britain and France. The accord may outline four charge funds under review at yesterday’s Anglo French negotiations as Britain seeks to ease France’s demand for guaranteed security in exchange for reductions in naval programs. This afternoon Foreign Secretary Lipnderyou of Britain and French Secretary Brignd met to discuss the situation.
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Washingtons Apast Name and congressional inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a republicans inquiry into a Muscled Shi? investigation. Burman summoned to appear before committee for questioning amid chaotic quotes about doctor participation and Federal Alabama matters. Names and details are unclear.
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Senate approves road funding increase plan
A Senate vote adopted a conference report on increasing federal road construction funds from 75 million to 125 million dollars over three years, outlining steps to forward the measure to the House. In Mississippi and nearby states, local reports describe shootings and political tensions amid ongoing fiscal debates and public safety concerns.
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