London and Paris Face Spain Crisis in Balkans Clash
The Associated Press reports Britain and France ready to coordinate against Mussolini if nonintervention with Spain falters. Madrid launches wide mobilization as government forces push south toward Bilbao while insurgents claim gains in the north. Rome weighs withdrawing from the 27 nation neutrality pact amid alleged French violations and arms shipments to the Spanish government.
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Associated Press
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Rome
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Mexico
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Haly
Germany
The Onion as a Lily Member Tent Group Claim
The fragment notes a group associated with The Onion as a member tent under a Lily organization. No dates, places, or verifiable roles are provided to confirm scope or activities.
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the Onion
Tent We
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Lily
Motors and Coal Strikes Continue Across Nation
Labor troubles in auto plants of the North and coal mines of the South kept more than 125,000 workers idle on Tuesday. Chrysler strike involving 80,000 workers showed bright prospects for settlement, while 20,000 Alabama miners and 7,000 near Knoxville faced long layoff pending a new contract approval.
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Associated Press
North
South
Chrysler Motor
El Dorado Wildcat Well Delivers Strong Oil Flow
El Dorado Arkansas Lion Oil Refining completes Edna Morgan No 1 test west of El Dorado. Initial production estimates range from 2,500 to 7,500 barrels per day with expectations of 6,000. Early flow increased after washing, as water dominated briefly before oil rose to the surface. Officials expect the well to clean of water within about 24 hours.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Lion Oil Refining Company
Shuler
21 Dorado
Lion Company
Delta Drilling Company
Light Vote Cast in Election Here
An extremely light vote was being cast in the Hope general election Tuesday with Democratic committees unopposed. Ward tallies at 3 p.m. included Ward 4 numbers and a report from the Frisco depot. The text notes population growth to 32,000,000 between two censuses.
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Hope
Conoiitees
Frisco
Thought Blood Though It Sleep a Tue Meyer Digs
Fragmentary line from Chapmian text noting blood imagery and a dig by Meyer, with archaic phrasing and unclear context. The readable portion preserves a literary fragment without full event or narrative details.
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Meyer
Chapmian
Lewis and Tinsley Hurt in Accident Near Jefferson
Hope residents B C Lewis and John Tinsley were injured when their car collided with a truck on Linden highway two miles north of Jefferson Texas. Lewis suffered a skull fracture and was taken to a Jefferson hospital while Tinsley sustained a shoulder injury and bruises. A third rider, Tom Henry, had minor injuries. The truck driver faced possible charges.
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B.C. Lewis
John Tinsley
Hope
Jefferson
Texas
Linden
Lewis
Tinsley
Tom Henry
Reporta
State releases highway turnback funds to Hempstead and others
Quarterly highway turnback funds totaling 157 971.45 were issued by the state treasurer to counties including Hempstead 2826.18 Clark 2188.98 Columbia 2027.56 Howard 1486.51 Miller 291.10 Nevada 141.01 Quawhita 6 Pike 1127.28 Polk 0 Sevier 140.07.
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Little Rock
Allotmuans
Clark
Columbiia
Hempstead
Howard
Miller
Nevada
Quawhita
Pike
Polk
Sevier
Scientist Uses Magic To Escape Strains Of Research
Boston report profiles MIT professor Stephen G. Simpson who blends chemistry work with magic to unwind. He has earned Society of American Magickae membership after three years of practice and performs feats like stopping milk from flowing from an inverted bottle and pushing a handkerchief through plate glass.
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Boston
Stephen G. Simpson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Society of American Magickae
Simin
Simpson
Harry Houdini
Two Are Killed in Collision in Los Angeles
Downtown street crash in Little Rock killed two people and injured three others. Roy L. Hickman, 25, of Conway, died instantly. Beulah Thompson, 24, of Little Rock, died after rescue from the wreckage.
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Little Rock
Roy L. Hickman
Conway
Hitch-Hiker Suspect Identified as Geddeon Case Target
Lancaster police said they notified New York detectives that a hitchhiker found in a parked car was arrested after resembling Robert Irvin, a sculptor sought in the Geddeon triple murder investigation.
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Lancaster
New York
Robert Irvin
Gedeon
Boy Barters His Way in College
Norman Oklahoma. A 19 year old Pauls Valley sophomore Rex Holmes uses bartering to fund college. He trades farm machinery, clothes, and even a German pistol for cash or educational expenses. Holmes buys shoes from wealthier students then resells for profit. He claims to see value in odd items and notes success with a hand organ traded for a gun. Sheriff rides in Bugsy. Sontra Michigan. County board reduces auto allowance, leading to use of bicycle and horse buggy as protest.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Rex Holmes
Pauls Valley
Holmes
University
Oklahoma City
Bugsy Sonta
Mich
vPi
County Board of Supervisiors
Morbert A. Foss
Bicy
Inspector Ryan Narrates Case of a Murdered Bride
Inspector Ryan recalls three sleepless days as Major Green is under constant surveillance in a brutal murder case. The Case murder led to Green’s indictment for first degree murder and transfer to Sing Sing. Detectives pursue the triple Gedean murder as part of the ongoing inquiry.
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Charles Norman
New York
Ryan
Major Green
Green
Mary Harrie Case
Sing Sing
Case
What Would You Do In A Formal Dance Line
A guide questions social etiquette for receiving lines at dances. It notes that only a few should be in a line, a guest should stay about a half hour, and formal invitations must be answered in the third person. It adds clothing guidance and suggests introductions when the lead greets you.
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USA
NBA
Tne
Two Prize Bulls Are Purchased by County Dairymen
Two registered Jersey bulls with prize lineage change hands to Hempstead county dairymen after Kraft-Phenix sale. Tom McCorkle of Columbus buys Golden Lorna's Volunteer, descendant of Ferns Wexford Noble, praised as a five time National Dairy Show grand champion. J. O. Johnson of Columbus purchases the second bull, a descendant of Oxford You'll Do and Royal Majesty.
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Jersey
Hempstead County Dasrymen
Ralph Berry
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Golden Lorna
Ferns Wexford Noble
Tom McCorkle
Columbus
Kraft- Phenix
Oxford
Kraft-Phenix Corporation
J. O. Johnson
Berry
Kraft
Hope
Frost Reports No Damage To Crops At Station
A thermometer at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment station showed a low of 32 degrees Tuesday morning with no damage to fruit and truck crops. A light frost occurred but caused no harm. Attendants said unsettled and warmer weather is forecast for Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station
Attorney General Upholds Refunding Program
LITTLE ROCK Gay. Carl E Bail s highway bond refunding program faces a legal fight after an opinion by Attorney General Jack Holt declaring the refunding legislation legal. A Pulaski Chancery Court injunction suit by W G Scougsle seeks to halt steps by Comptroller J C Goff Treasurer Earl Page and Auditor J Oscar Humphrey, with Holt’s opinion issued at Page’s request amid ongoing court challenges.
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Little Rock
Carl E. Bail
Jack Holt
Pulaski Chancery Court
W. G. Scougsle
J. C. Goff
Earl Page
Oscar Humphrey
Holt
Page
M. Holt
Taupe
Has Eaten 4370 Pies During His Lifetime Story
Sacramento hotel manager Jol J. Wrothington, aged 72, claims to have eaten at least one pie daily for sixty years, totaling about 4,380 pies with coffee. He reports no indigestion and cites his favorite pie as deep dish apple. His memories include World War I losses and a note on American casualties.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jol J. Wrothington
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
LONGVIEW Texas Trouble with Europe is they're spending so much getting ready for war they won't have enough left to finance It after they get it started and as they haven't got charge accounts in this country any more they may have to call the whole thing off till they raise taxes on gasoline and cigarettes but if a war doesn't start soon the art of painting with iodine may be lost and the CC pill makers will have to go on relief Looks like President Roosevelt just can't please a lot of folks but maybe he's not trying.
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Longview
Texas
Europe
Roosevelt
Federal Policy on Sit-Downs Planned
Washington reports a Senate plan for a rapid action declaration of policy on sit-down strikes. Democratic leaders and administration chiefs shape a modified resolution after a Tuesday conference, with possible constitutional amendment talk as an Roosevelt court bill opposition grows. A steering committee urged a 2.4 billion dollar work relief program for 3 million jobs at $800 yearly.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Pittman
Charles C. Burlingham
New York Bar Association
Wheeler
Montana
Leo McLaughlin Again Candidate for Hot Springs Mayor
Mayor Leo P. McLaughlin urged about 1,000 supporters to vote in Tuesday's election and prove recent legislative session criticisms of Hot Springs false. He seeks a fifth term and faces Elmer Tackett, former representative. Municipal Judge Ledgerwood thanked backers for 24 years in office as the lone incumbent since creation.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Leo P. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Elmer Tackett
Ledgerwood
Air Wreckage Sighted Near Mount Baldy Inaccessible Area
Major A D Smith of Transcontinental and Western Air reports wreckage sighted northwest of Mount Baldy in eastern Arizona. Vic Veteran patrol flying a tri motor transport said the debris lies in a difficult terrain as a ground party heads toward the scene from Winslow. Morphine more powerful and safer than former forms has been patented by a University of Virginia scientist.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A.D. Smith
Transcontinental & Western Air
Mount Baldy
Arizona
Vic
Ptrol
Winslow
University of Virginia Scientict
Judge Dexter Bush Throws Out Court Action of O Nea l
A Hempstead county liquor referendum contest filed by N P O Neal and others was dismissed by Judge Dexter Bush after ruling that an election result could not be legally contested without all votes in the contested boxes being counted. The case followed a 1938 vote to retain the Pure Liquor law, with prior suits alleging irregularities in 127 votes across seven boxes and missing ballots in thirteen boxes. An insurance suit yielded a $1000 verdict for A B Patten of Hope against Pyramid Life. Court recessed until 9 a m Wednesday with a forthcoming case against L and A Railway by O Stee n of Hope.
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Hempstead
Washington
Dexter Bush
N. P
O'Neal
Arkansas
H. M.’ Stephens
Bush
Stephens
Circuit Court
A. B. Patten
Hope
Pyramid Life Insurance Company
A. B. Patten, Jr
University of Arkansas
University Infirmary
L. & A. Railway Company
O'Steen of Hope
CCC Officers Are Kiwanis Speakers at Hope Club
Lieutenant Oliver C. Harvey commanding officer of the Alten CCC camp Bill Summerville educational advisor and Chaplain Dower were guest speakers before the Hope Kiwanis club at New Capital hotel They discussed camp activities and progress with Harvey noting the Alton camp rose from 20th to fourth among Arkansas camps and established 21 months ago as a soil erosion project Summerville outlined the educational program emphasizing job training in engineering farming poultry soil conservation bookkeeping and electrification Dower complimented Hempstead county for its large watermelons and praised Hope ministers for aiding recruits with lectures and sermons The weekly prize went to Richard Reich other guests included Omar Hill and Jack Davis.
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Oliver C. Harvey
Alten
Dower
Hempstead County
Ministers of Hope
Alton
Richarl Reich
John Pax
Omar Hill
Jack Davis
Cotton prices edge down in New Orleans futures
New Orleans May cotton opened at 1443 and closed at 4427, spot cotton finished 23 points lower with a midline at 4.62.
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