Pennsylvania Governor James A. Healy Economy Plan
NEA Washington correspondent reports Gov. James on Pennsylvania economy and budget. He champions fiscal restraint, proposes a $527 million two year cut, and seeks to reduce admin expenses by $25 million while expanding a department of commerce to spur business. He faces relief costs and legacy emergency axes. The interview frames his stance as cautious but hopeful for an honest, efficient government.
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Bruce Enki
Harrisburg
Arthur
Lacies
Pennsylvania
Atd
Colutin
Lodhy
Wheltt Gov. Jamés
Lotto the Jong
Haig
Atate
Baile
James
Department of Commerce
America
Jesus and the Cleansing of the Temple as Liberation Teachings
In a reflective piece, the author recounts Jesus entering Jerusalem on a spring Sunday, hailed as a potential political king, but emphasizes his mission as spiritual liberation from sin. It details the Temple cleansing, opposition from Sadducees and scribes, and the plan to thwart Jesus’ influence, framing the event as part of a larger conflict between religious authorities and a transformative preacher. The article also notes the era’s broader social shifts, including the decline in cotton farmer incomes in Texas since 1923.
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Frederick C. Grant
D. D
Wess
Jerusalem
Holy City
Israel
Egypt
Jesus
Zechariah
Jeruselem
Pascaline
Rome
Temple Mount
Temple
Palestine
Lees
Cotton Market Headlines from New Orleans
May cotton opened quietly at 8.16 and closed with a four point gain. Spot cotton remained quiet with middling prices at 8.57.
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New Orleans
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette
A fragmented text asks about interrupting busy salespeople a page of questions on proper conduct toward sales staff and handling rude behavior. It presents scenarios about returning to buy, time management, and how to respond when a salesperson is busy or rude.
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Suleswonay Svho
Two Arrested for Moonshine Liquor
Sheriff C E Baker arrested Marvin Patton and Leroy Edwards as they emerged from a wooded area near a still raided Monday. Eight gallons of moonshine and a 22 gallon copper still were seized along with mash barrels. Patton claimed ownership of the still while denying Edwards’ role in its manufacture. Patton is son of Mrs. Buzzie Patton who was fined for moonshine possession.
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C. E. Baker
Marvin Patton
Leroy Edwards
Till
Patton
Venegra Edwards
Wilsky
Baker
Tom Middiebrooks
Anglesy
Washinton
Bakey
Buzzie Patton
Hope Mignicipel Court
Hatoc
Dickson and Johnson Death Sentences Upheld
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld Monday the death sentences of Alfred Dickson and Clarence Johnson for the robbery slaying last September. Elden Cooley, Hot Springs official, and Smokey Anderson were referenced in related proceedings. the court’s decision follows a contentious case linked to Lucille Hix’s fate.
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Little Rock
Arkangus 1 Supreme Court
Alfred
Pug
Dickson
Clarence
Bill) Johnson
Elden Cooley
Hot Springs
Yogeph
Smokey) Anderson
Hix
Lucille
Ee Supreme Court
Tonyiclion
Janx
Night Football Picture Breakthrough Captured On Practice Field
Norman Green, Bobeat end, tackled by Bobby Ellen during a Reds versus Whites practice game at 9 PM last Thursday March 30. The piece details groundbreaking night photography for football, comparing the speed of Zeiss lenses and Contax cameras with earlier Speed Graphics and flashbulbs, noting the shift toward faster Emulsions and night shooting capabilities.
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Norman Green
Ats Dempling Ito
Bobby Ellen
Reds
Spee Pper 1 parént ren Ge 3 4 facary al gall
Fragmentary OCR text references a space or period surrounded by unclear names and places. Unable to determine concrete event or entities for a coherent summary card.
Circuit Court Recesses After Short Session
Hempstead circuit court convened at the court hall Monday with a panelled grand jury and jury cages, then recessed until Wednesday morning. No cases were tried, grand jury released, to be called back for July term. several civil suits expected Wednesday. appeal cases from Hope municipal court set for Thursday. remaining criminal docket rescheduled for Monday. municipal court not in session Monday due to circuit court delays.
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Hempstead
Boperly Hall
Appex
Hope Municipal Goury
Municipal Court
Gipcuit Court
H. J. Sutton Dies Sunday Morning
Harvey James Sutton, 76, died at his home on South Walnut Street after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 0 15 a m in DeAnn, with Rev D Salle of Unity Baptist Church officiating. Survivors include his widow, two sons Lyan and Armbrose Sutton of Hope, a daughter Mrs Custer Payne, and a brother in Hop Springs. An electronic microscope bag bag invention is noted in the surrounding text.
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Harvey James Sutton
South Walnut Street
DeAnn
D. Salle
Unity Baptist Church
Ope
Lyan
Armbrose Suttery
Hope
Custer Payne
Hop Springs
Tae
Senate Subcommittee Rejects FD WPA Fund Hike Request
Washington report states a Senate appropriations subcommittee voted eight to ten to reject a raise in the $100 million relief allotment urged by President Roosevelt. The Tennessee Valley Authority faced praise after a long inquiry, with a majority report finding no dishonesty among its directors amid earlier allegations. Remaining questions on funding were deferred to Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Ryomm
Special Congressional Committee
Charenge
Arthur E. Morgan
Committees Named for Easter Morning Sunrise Service
Roy Angerson announced committees for the third annual Easter Morning Sunrise Service at 6 30 am in the high school stadium. The groups cover Worship Program and Music, Grounds and Platform, Ushering, Publicity, Parking, Finance, Planes, and Scoutmasters, with names including J H Jones Gd Waite Wayne Fletcher B L Kauffman Albert Graves R B Bowen G W Ware Carter Johnson Royce Werenberges John Gothrie A W Stubbeman Mrs Robert Campbell and others. If rain, the service moves to the high school auditorium. The note also mentions Wyoming regional considerations and budget.
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Roy Angerson
Royce Werenberges
Perking
John Gothrie
A. W. Stubbeman
Scoutmasters of
Hope
Robert Campbell
Glet
Lloyd Coop
Marion Monroe
C. E. Cassidy
Cranium Crackers Scramble Names With Brackets
Word puzzle text asks to scramble given names with letter keys in brackets. includes garbled phrases about a university Mantrey British protectorate and various odd attributions. overall unclear data with many errors.
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Limglogs
University At Mantrey
Abigam
Aig
Bertale
Nenebeck
Maine
City Election in Hope Tuesday Names Mayor Aldermen
Hope voters are set for a city general election Tuesday with candidates for mayor treasurer and four wards. Democratic nominees include for mayor Atkins Foy and for treasurer Chaylas Reynerson. Ward candidates include Williams Ward One Garner Ward Two and Frantz Nolen Ward Three with Mes alona and Ward Four Syq. Local officials announced a slate of judges and clerks led by A. Carlosa J. Ms. Harbin Lowthorp in Ward One and others in Wards Two Three and Four.
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Hope
M Easurer
City Cilmary
Atkins
Foy
Chaylas Reynerson
R. Willams
Paul Cobb
May
Cecil Wyatt
Hepvey Holt
Billie Instead
H. B. Bary
Grover Ward
T. R. Bryant
Yan Wray
Billy Whoberly
Clerissy
Tom Billingsley
Jey Sheriff
Homer Pigg
W. H. Boyett
Webb Laseter
Lee
Batesville College Play Features Bo Muldrow in Sammy Martin Role
Unclear text describes Batesville College production with actor Bo Muldrow portraying Sammy Martin. Fragmentary lines reference students, fest, and campus events. Reportedly mentions Mine fest and pools, with garbled phrases about campus activities and roles.
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Bo Muldrow
Batesville College
Bo Mullsaw
Hope
Sammy Martin
Prescott Nevada Farmer Killed in Main Street Shooting
Massey Parlsy, 60, died after being shot five times in Prescott Nevada on a Saturday afternoon. Holder John Minus was held in connection with the fatal dispute at the Joe Boswell mercantile store. Porter was jailed awaiting a Wednesday hearing before Justice Wy Ji White. Funeral services for Holder were held at Piney Grave cemetery. survivor includes his widow and one daughter.
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John Minus
Nevada
Joe Boswell
Prescott
Bright
Massey Parlsy
Nevada County
Holdey
Fay
Falal
Porter
Piney
Funeral services held Saturday for Miss Jennie Givens
Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon for Miss Jennie Givens seven who died Friday. The ceremony took place at Shaver Springs cemetery with interment at the family plot. The obituary notes a North Carolina region expanding with new hosiery mills and plant additions, including many hosiery operations forming the local industry.
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Jenni Givens
John
Shaver Springs Cow Cemetery
Nord Caroling
Fragmentary Text From Historical Page
The readable fragments mention names and events with unclear context. The passage appears to be a damaged OCR excerpt containing scattered words and phrases without a coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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New Order
Dr. P.O. Grant
Associated Press
Baster
World
OS Glassias
Texas
Ayayers
Sheriff C. A. Baker
Dickson, Johnson
Germany
House of Zeiss Thon
Zeiss
Contax
Agfa
Odey Mewspurpar
Pahishin
Ranera Sein
Interascopes
Technicans
Dresden
Jena
Stab
Asi
Wahu
Jyilh
Carl
Spee
Vai
Grand
H. J. Sutton
Senate
F.D
Morgan
Hal At
Wyoming
Toway
Seng
John-M
Holdér
Massey
Jaik
Jennie Givene
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