Chrysler Strike Is Settled and 85,000 to Return
Chrysler and the United Automobile Workers reached a settlement at Lansing ending the month old strike. About 65,000 Chrysler workers and 20,000 dependent plant employees will return to work, with the union gaining sole bargaining rights and no sit down strikes for the duration. Governor Murphy will urge similar settlements at Reo and Madsen plants and calls for broader labor reforms.
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Chrysler
Associated Press
Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers of America
Lansing
Mich
Hoowr Martin
Michigan
Persmit
Detroit
Wo A
John J. Lewis
Committee For
Tndustril Organization
Walter P. Chrysler
Auto
Marely & Will
Murphy
United States
Union
Chrysler Auth Wis
Janes PF. Dewes
Hartsfield Barns Destroyed In Early Tuesday Fire
The Hartsfield barn seven miles north of Hope on the Blevins road was burned Tuesday morning with an estimated loss of 50 dollars. The fire was discovered around dawn, and several head of livestock were saved. Contents destroyed included corn, bay, engines, cottonseed, peanuts, and loose alts. Hartsfield was at the plant when the blaze broke out.
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J. S. Hartsfield
Hope
Sam
Hartsfickl
Tomlinson Chosen Head of Mo. Pac.
Cleveland Ohio report notes George A. Tomlinson aged 68 chosen chairman of Missouri Pacific, succeeding Van Swearingen, after prior roles as director of Missouri Pacific and Gulf Coast Lines. The piece outlines his ties to Midamerica Corp and Ball, and mentions broader Swearingen-backed railroad holdings and recent corporate movements.
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Cleveland
Ohia
George A. Tomlinson
Va Sweringen Breathers
Missouri Paville Railroad
van Swearingen Tomlinson
Whitrman
Hie
Gulf Coast Lines
Missouri Pacific
van Syverdagne
Monalinsen
Aoads
Missoutia Pacifie
MD. van Saveringer
Forbiisen
Waar Saveringen
Gi. A Ball of Money, Jock, He Put Up Moniy
Dyretdin Wirought Midamerica Corp
Midiverica
B.romtinson
New York
Auclior
Ball
Tymlinsen
Corporation
Hope City Picks Democratic Slate In General Vote
Democratic nominees chosen in the November primary were elected with US opposition Tuesday in the Hope general election as follows Albert Graves mayor second term W O Leinley municipal judge second term Charles Reynerson city treasurer hire term Carter Johnson alderman Ward 1 second term Kenneth G Hamilton alderman Ward 2 second term Roy Johnson alderman Ward 3 second term Charles Baylor alderman Ward 4 fourth term
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Hope
Albert Graves
W. Ok, Leinley
Charles Reynerson
Carter Johnson
Kenneth G. Hamilton
Roy Johnson
Additecoin
Charles Baylor
Better Homes Group to Meet Friday
The Better Homes committee plans a county wide meeting at City Hall Friday at 10 a m to discuss the campaign. National Better Homes Week is sponsored by Purden University Research Foundation in Lataleta fd with the slogan Living for Living.
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Mape
Research Foundation
Purdin University
Lataleta
Kansas
Lala Fate
House Damaged by Fire on West Seventh Street
A residence at West Seventh Street near Fair Park was damaged by fire at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday when sparks from a trash fire ignited the roof. Firemen estimated the damage at $10. The occupant’s name was not disclosed.
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Seventh Street
Ssi Fair Park
Refunding Hearing Delayed by Holt
In Little Rock the hearing on the W. G. Scougal injunction suit and the 150 million dollar highway bond refinancing program was postponed due to Attorney General Holt's absence to attend RB. W. Wilson's funeral services in Pine Bluff. The court considered resuming late Wednesday or Thursday morning.
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Little Rock
W. G. Scougale
Ansinat
Bailey
Dodge
Duet Holt
Holt
Pine Bluff
RB. W. Wilson
McLaughlin Wins Sixth Term As Spa Mayor At Hot Springs
Hot Springs voters reelect Mayor Leo P. McLaughlin to a sixth consecutive term by a wide margin. McLaughlin secure d 460 votes to 209 for opponent Eley Tarkett. Municipal Judge Vo Leduc and City Treasurer Milton B. Mowell also retained posts as aldermen returned unopposed.
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Wot Springs
Ark
iHot Springs
Leo P. McLaughlin
McLaughliin
Atyornes Ars
Eley Tarkett
McLaughlin
Vo. Leduc
Milton B. Moweaml Glaht
Une
Million-Dollar Fire Destroys Manila Tondo District
A major blaze swept 1.5 square miles of Manila’s Tondo district on Wednesday, damaging or destroying homes and leaving more than 10,000 residents homeless in the wake of the disaster. The fire caused extensive property loss and disrupted life in the densely populated area.
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Manila
Tondo
City of Hope to Study Extension of Electric Line
The Hope city council discussed extending municipal light lines into rural Hempstead county after talks with the State Utilities Commission in Little Rock. Mayor Graves expects the rural electrification plan to progress, with required compliance similar to private firms. A Williams Lumber request to use Fair Park as a summer baseball field was referred to the Park commission.
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Hope Municipal Water and Light Plant
Hempstead
Arkansas Utilities Commission
Albert Graves
Carter
Johnson
Graves
State Utilities Commission
Little Rock
Hempstead County
Board of Health
Hennigian, Croft & Fuller
Law Dean Raps Court Plan At Fordham Voice
Ignatius M Wilkinson dean of Fordham university law school told the Roosevelt court program risks to constitutional democracy. He warned the administration bill to create Supreme Court vacancies would let the president appoint justices aligned with his social policy aims.
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Washington
Ignatius M . Wilkinson
Fordham University Law School
Roosevelt Court
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Holy Land Photos at Baptist Church
A series of illustrated lectures begins at First Baptist Church on Wednesday nights. Rev William R Hamilton guides stereopticon tours from America to Azores Gibraltar and Algiers with later depictions from Pauls labors in Gryevo Rome and an Egypt finale. Attendance is invited 745 to 830 pm in the education building.
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Mediterranean
First Baptist Church
William R. Hamilton
Barcerlands
America
Azares Ws
Vortugel
Gibraltar
Algivria
Hhe Bun
Vanaitton
Alfiorit
Aparite
Paul
Chancellor Bacon in Critical Condition After Heart Attacks
Chancery Judge Pratt P. Bacon, about 60, suffered three heart attacks in Texarkana Wednesday morning and was in critical condition at Pine Street hospital. He drove to work, then home, then to the hospital where a third attack occurred after arrival. Bacon, chancery judge of the sixth district, has served about five years and is brother of E. N. Bacon of Hope. Hempstead circuit court recessed as news reached Washington.
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Chancery
Pratt P. Bacon
Texarkana
Pine Street
Bacon
Miller
Hempstead
Nevada
Clark
Little River
Howard
Pike, Sevier
Polk
C. E. Johnson
Arkansas Supreme Court
Johnson
E. N. Bacon
Hope
Washington
Mrs Hendrix of Patmos Dies at 72 in Buckner
Mrs V M Hendrix 72 died Monday at home in Buckner after months of illness. Formerly of Patmos she moved to Buckner recently. Funeral held at Patmos Christian church Tuesday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev Hartsell. Survived by four daughters Mrs Jeff Mitchell Patmos Mrs John Bailey Idabel Okla Miss Violet Hendrix Buckner and Mrs Grady Hapton Patmos. The national poultry improvement plan started by the Department of Adventure sets uniform standards for hatching eggs and chicks across 41 states.
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V. M. Hendrix
Buckner
Hendrix
Patmos
Christian Church
Hartsell
Jeff Mitchell
John Bailey
Idabel
Oklo
Violet Hendrix
Grady Hapton
Department of Adventure
Mind Your Manners: social etiquette Q&A
Quiz asks five etiquette questions about smoking introductions and greetings. Questions cover offering cigarettes, accepting brands, smoking choices on dates, introductions, and who should initiate polite exchanges. The passage includes example dialogue options and a suggested answer indicating a social response.
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
DALLAS Texas most folks will trust the weather forecast if a cure for colds is found while locals prep for a June fair. The city plans a Pan American exposition featuring an Arkansas bear and a Tennessee bride.
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Dallas
Texas
National Tour to Pass Through Hope on Arkansas Trip
The American Automobile Association tour of Arkansas will include Hope on April 16 as part of a state itinerary financed by the Arkansas Centennial Commission. About 50 traffic bureau reps from across the U S will travel by bus and cars, meeting in St Louis April 11 and touring northwest Arkansas before continuing to Texarkana and Little Rock. William McComb of the Arkansas Automobile Club and Harvey Booth of the State Highway Commission accompany the delegation.
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Hope
American Automobile Association
Arkansas
Harvey Booth
State Highway Commission
Booth
Arkansas Centennial Commission
United States
St. Louis
Harrison
Everka Springs
Rogers
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Nonnan
Ouachita National Forest
Murfreesboro
Nashville
Texarkana
Fulton
Emmet
Prescott
Gordon
Malver
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
West Memphis
Blytheville
William McComb
Arkansas Automobile Club
Narvey Booth
Arkansas Highway Commission
P T A Officers Chosen for 37 38 Year
The city P T A selected officers for 1937 38 at a Tuesday city hall meeting. President Edwin Dossett Vice President Walter Carter Secretary Henry Staynes Treasurer Glen Williams Historian John Guthrie. Reports praised library Girl Scout work playground lunch for underweight pupils and clothing for needy children. A May 4 picnic at Fair Park will be the final meeting of the year with teachers invited.
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P.T. A
Finney Ward
Edwin Dossett
Walter Carter
Henry Staynes
Glen Wiliams
John Guthrie
McRae
Walter
Fair Park
Unmasked Bandits Rob Prescott Bank for 6000 to 7000
Two masked men robbed the First State Bank of Prescott at just before 3 pm taking between 6000 and 7000 dollars. They locked four staff in the vault and fled in a Ford toward Hope with police alerted. No full descriptions beyond tall and short. bank staff were freed promptly.
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Prescott
Ark
First State Bank of
Arkadelphia
Frescott
Hope
Fulton
M. Sharp
Mra
Jim Cole
E. L. Harrison
Mola Breaks Government Lines in Durango Front
Insurgent General Emilio Mola’s forces reportedly pierced government lines on the Durango front in northern Spain, with government militiamen said to be retreating amid fierce fighting and heavy losses. An insurgent communique claimed vast munitions remained and casualties numbered in hundreds. In Rome, government papers warned that Italy may resort to counter action over the conflict in Spain.
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Victoria
Spain
Emilio Mola
Durango
New Lion Test of Highest Gravity in El Dorado
Edna Morgan No 1 discovery well in section 18-18-17 Shuler area west of El Dorado shows strong production after Monday completion for a new deep sand. It yields 250 barrels of high gravity oil and 3,500,000 cubic feet of gas through a 1964 inch choke with gas pressure about 1865 psi casing and 1650 psi tubing. Gravity remains just over 41 degrees, the highest for south Arkansas except Snow Hill Smackover distillate.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Edna Morgan
Lion Oil Refining Company
New Shuler
Lion Company
South
Arkansas
Snow Hill
Smackover
Quachite
Cotton opens steady as New Orleans bids close lower
New Orleans cotton markets opened at 14.09 cents and closed at 14.07 cents per pound. Spot prices closed steady with a 2 point decline, trading around 14.40 cents.
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New Orleans
Spot Eeften
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Ood Homes Group
Leo McLaughlin
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Holy Land
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