Brutal Killing of Woman and Daughter Disclosed in Texas
In Van Horn Texas officers hunted for killers after a brutal slaying of a California woman Mrs Westenbrome 46 and her 2 year old daughter Nancy in a west Texas desert. Autopsy indicated multiple injuries including knuckles bruised and partial stripping of their bodies found beside a desert road. Police pursued leads as the investigation unfolded.
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Texas
van Horn
West Texas
California
Waite
Westenbrome
Ataghelev
Nancy
Navy to Continue Protecting U S Citizens Abroad
A Washington letter reports Secretary Hull opposed a stay at home policy and urged a naval frontier beyond which American ships would protect citizens worldwide. He warned that disarmament talks must follow security needs, with emphasis on maintaining naval superiority and safeguarding Americans abroad.
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U. S
Hull
Washington
Dld
Unis Wealth
Charman Walab Avin
Mass
Senate
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Congress
Avid
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Fulton High School Presents Annual Play
Fulton High School staged its annual play Thursday evening drawing strong audience interest. Superintendent comments highlighted the cast list including Septuben Bayes Hall Quey Ciip Sean Crofford George Clige Berson Tomine Day and others, noting careful selection of roles and strong student effort.
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Fulton High School
Annie Phay
Alli
Good Year Forecast in Poultry Business
Poultry industry outlook improves with cheaper feed and better storage. Analysts say VO98 market cues point to stable prices and potential gains for farmers. Strong demand for meat and eggs supports optimism through spring despite weather and logistics concerns.
True or false statements from a class test
The prompt presents five statements with several misspellings. The likely true items are uncertain due to transcription errors. The only reliable correction is that one statement claims an African coast origin for Madupeescur, which appears fictitious. The rest mix geography and tribes with incorrect names. The answer requires reviewing the actual test key.
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Bea
Lotenesses
Africa
Aduskay Telia
Indian Ocean
Fuller Not to Run for Senate Seeks Own Seat
Ina Chie Filler of Eurtka Springs will seek re election from the hired Apkauimas district this year and will not seek the senateriad Heanination. sources sabi Mutydiey.
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Fuller
Senate
Washington
Cotgrens
Ina Chie
Eurtka Springs
Apkauimas
Sabi Mutydiey
Youth Conference at First Baptist Church Opens This Week
Announcement Sunday night for the Youth Conference at First Baptist Church runs Monday through Friday. Ages 1-28 inclusive invited. Committee leaders include Mrs. Charles Heulen J Lacie Efson and Audrey McAdames with church leaders aiding. The event focuses on youth problems and Christlike service.
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Corenee
A. Co Kolh
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Frederick Bayler
Ruby Cowen
Lerida Falls to Franco Rebels in Spain Offensive
Rebels led by General Franco launched a decisive push into Lerida and the Ebro valley, driving toward the Mediterranean. Government forces with bayonets repelled attacks but suffered heavy casualties as insurgents seized the provincial capital after brutal street fighting and mass prisoner taking. Moroccan troops aided the assault on the northern city landmark amid siege conditions. The piece notes Lerida’s 40,000 residents and a broader context of Francoist advancement near Barcelona.
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Compromise on Government Reorganization Faces Hurdles
Washington reports House opponents won a concession excluding veterans administration from any merger while seeking further amendments. Leaders plan a chartered push when Congress resumes with education bureau continuity and presidential order oversight debated amid ongoing partisan resistance.
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Washington
To Elect Officers of Church Tuesday Night
The annual election of officers, deacons and elders of First Presbyterian church will be held Tuesday night at 780 yn. Delegates to the spring meeting of Quachita Presbytery to be held next week in Malvern will also be named. All officers urged to be present.
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First Presbyteriary Church
Thomas Brewster
Amore
Quachita Presbytery
Malvern
Railroad Executives and Labor Visit Roosevelt
Railroad executives and Brotherhood leaders met with President Roosevelt for over an hour to discuss emergency railroad legislation. They declined to reveal any specific proposals or suggestions from the talks.
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F.D
Washington
Feaders
Willy President Roosevelt
April Term Court Convenes Monday in Hempstead Circuit Court
Hempstead circuit court opened Monday clearing the April docket with four civil cases disposed before noon. A fifth case began at 1:80 p m with a damage suit by Len Robins and others vs Elmo Evans. Juries and judgments featured, including a $1500 consent verdict against Robert J Dowd. Municipal court at Hope not in session due to circuit court in Washington.
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Elmo Evans
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W. B. Baber Agtain
Southern Tee Company
Worlhie Watkins
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A Thought Most of Our Cotoforts Braw Up Between Crosses
A fragmentary line suggests a meditation on internal conflict and growth. The text presents a terse, cryptic musing with limited readable context or identifiable names, leaving interpretation open.
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Tea Etiquette
A fragmented etiquette quiz asks if regrets are required for invitations and whether to send cards to hosts on a tea day. It discusses whether informal music is better at tea and the preferred service style at large teas versus self-serve. It includes noisy, erratic phrasing and partial answers from a 20th century source.
Rotenberrys Test Lawsuit Advances in Supreme Court
Arkansas Supreme Court advanced a challenge by G A Lewis, a newspaper vendor, about the ballot title of Rotenberrys initiated old age pension act. The ruling opened a path to referendum in November, while a separate case involved damages for a Fort Smith mother in a related accident with Oklahoma Gas & Electric.
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Arkansas ‘Supreme Court
G. A. Lewis
Rotenberry
Supreme Court
Ollahoma Gas & Electric Ca
NL Smith
Widow Named by Coroner's Jury in Skeleton Case
TOCAHONTAS Ark A coroner's jury clears a long disputed skeleton case finding the remains belong to Will Hebner and that he died at the hands of Cora Hebner. The jury recommends further proceedings in Randolph Circuit Court and delays decisions on Sid Dickinson. Cora Hebner, 50, admits prior involvement in several indictments and faces murder charges.
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Ark
Pocahontas
Will Hebner
Hebner
Cora Hebner
Pocahontas Fran Mini
Pia
Las Mareh
Coronier
H.G. McNabb
Cora Melcher
Randolph Cirrcuit Court
Sid Dickinson
J.T. Thompson
Pake
Birkinsa
Newport
Verdet
Mes
Tebner
Ibis
Doe Heiker
Putnam
Oklo
Ddvbrier
Hitler campaigns for Austrian plebiscite rally
Reichsfuhrer Hiler visited Klagenfurt to urge unity with Germany as Austria prepares a plebiscite on the Anschluss amid tense days and crowded streets. Local officials reported strong public interest and mixed reactions from residents.
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Klagenfurt
Austria
Reichsfuhrer
Hiler
Farness Stati
Britisher Slapped in the Parliament
London reports a dispute in the House of Commons as Emanuel Shinwell, a Labour MP, slapped Conservative Commander Robert Tatton Bower on the floor just before the foreign affairs debate. The house erupted in uproar as Shinwell resumed his seat after the incident.
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London
Eng
Emanuel Shinwell
House of Commons
Robert Tatton
Bower
Shinwell
Slump Is Tapering Says National City Bank Survey
National City Bank’s monthly survey notes signals of tapering slump in industrial activity though stock absorption remains slow in parts of the economy. It reports inventories on March 1 were 8 percent below a year earlier and expects larger reductions after Easter as purchasing patterns shift. The bank cautions cautious expectations for near term recovery despite lower inventories and ongoing cautious consumer demand. A community cakewalk fundraiser is planned for April 6 in Centerville to assist people in need following last week’s wind storm.
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National City Bank
Jaime
Daventorius
Department Sury
Posek
Sis ‘Cuisinoes Inen
Beth An
Centerville
Red River Rises to 31.4 Feet Near Fulton
The Red River at Fulton climbed to 31.4 feet by 7 a.m. Monday, flooding crops and gardens in Hempstead county while workmen cleared driftwood from piers to relieve bridge pressure. The crest did not reach Sunday as expected, and the river above Fulton was dropping as forecasts indicated the peak near.
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84 Persons Dead in Auto Accidents Weekend Total
The Associated Press reports at least 84 people died in automobile crashes across the nation over the weekend. Deaths are listed by state with Alabama through Wisconsin and including Oklahoma and Rhode Island among others.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticutt
Florida
Georgia
Illnois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Achusetts
Michigan
Minn
Mississippi
Missouri
New York
North Carolinga
Ohio
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Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
French Cabinet Approves Blum Plan Centralizes Exchanges
France's cabinet approved Premier Leon Blum's financial project on Monday, proposing to centralize all exchange operations in the Bank of France. The proposals must be submitted for Aparhantennary approval.
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Paris
France
Leon Blum
Bank of France
Southwest Fair Revival Endorsed in Hope Meeting
The Southwest Arkansas Fair revival was unanimously approved by Farm Bureau and civil groups in Hope Hempstead county. An executive committee meeting is set for April 16 to form township committees and plan fair activities while a Monday night session in Hope city hall will discuss reviving the Watermelon Festival.
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Civil Organizations
Hope and Hempstead County
Hope City Hall
R. P. Bowen
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Lee Garland
H. H. Huskey
Bowen
Clifford Smith
Melva Bullington
Extension Service
George Ware
Experiment Station
Frank Stanley
Soil Conservation Service
Riley Lew
Hugh Smith
Federal Land Bank
Roy Stephenson
Young Business Men's Association
D. B. Thompson
B. R. Hamm
American Legion
John Gibson
Bay View Reading Club
John Wellborn
O. B. Hodnett
Farm Security Board
Edwin Waite
National Youth Administration
J. T. Wallis
Works Progress Administration
Track and Field Plan Draws Cobb County Coach’s Note
Coach Foy Hammons discusses plans to take a track squad to Nashville on Friday if interest rises to face Prescott Arkadelphia and Camden in a quadrangle meet on April 14. He also aims for a Little Rock meet on April 16 and a state meet at Arkadelphia, hoping his school is represented. Prospects include Bright Masters Ellen Fulkerson Eason and Jones among weights. Field event contenders are Purtle Green and Baker. Relays and long distance runners include Henry Taylor Ellen Mrs C King and Dorsey Fuller.
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Foy Hammons
Nashville
Bobcats
Prescott
Arkadelphia
Camden
Hamimans
Little Rock
Hammons
Bright
Masters
Ellen
Fulkerson
Eason
Jones
Purtle
Green
Baker
Henry Taylor
C. King
Dorsey Fuller
Household economics course for men at state college
Officials at Northwest State Teachers College introduce a household economy course aimed at men and women, framed to help men become better providers while addressing domestic duties and family budgeting. The course is described as practical for both students and future husbands.
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Marysville
Northwest Sour State Teachers’ College
Cotton Market Opens and Closes Quietly in New Orleans
May cotton opened Monday at 69 and closed at 8.69 with spot prices quiet around 8.80. The market in New Orleans showed muted activity as traders watched tentative demand and supply signals.
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Cotton
Spot Catton
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