Freight Derailment North of Texarkana Wreck Injures Hobo
A Kansas City Southern freight derailed north of Texarkana on Thursday after leaving the rails at an embankment. About 10 hobos injured. one, Percy Bledsoe, 95, of Mellice Ark, hospitalized briefly. Livestock and gasoline cars damaged. 600 yards of track torn up. 100 hogs killed. Train crew unharmed. wrecking crew to clear the line.
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Kansas City Southern
Shreveyont
Texarkana
Stiveveport
Traimmen
Gineer
Shravepourt
Jim. Swhvan
Fireman
Shreveport
City to Replace Plant Boiler Under $17,883 Contract
City awarded three bids for replacing equipment at the municipal water and light plant. Henry Vout Machine Co of Louisville and another bidder secured contracts for boiler, smoky stack, and related installations. Total expenditure planned around $17,883 with a posted public process and surety bond of $25,000.
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Sitkau
Henry Vout Machine Company
Louisville
My Wean
Crmbrack Fay
Fear of recession drives legislative push and political fears
Washington reports fear of a recession shapes Congress debates as officials push rapid enactment of a broad program to reassure markets. Lawmakers warn economy risks and wars could affect conditions in coming months while business leaders weigh the impact of swift legislation.
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Washington
Pati Roeper
Congress
Wendlel
Roper
Eny
Cranium Crackers Report on Questionable States and Alliances
Fragmented text lists dubious claims about ambassadors and alliances. It mentions Jaeuph IKonyudy as a new ambassador to the Court, references a state vaccination term, and cites an alliance involving a mix of nations. The legibility is poor and specifics unclear.
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VWOS
Dtciton
Railroad Winner in Circuit Court Verdict for damages at Emmet
A Missouri Pacific railroad case in Heapscheid circuit court concluded with a verdict in favor of the railroad. Robert Alexander, a Black man, testified to injuries while at the railroad yard. Farmers Bateman Hazzard Walker sued over a dyke across a creek causing crop damage near Emmet. Criminal docket features multiple cases including murder in the first degree and grand larceny, with a session to follow Monday.
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Missouri Pacifie
Heapsleid
Cireuit
Viurweday
Gates
Robert Alexander
Alex
Aeide
Wits Kok Ventihedd
Eldurencges
Tony
CS. Bateman
C. M. Hazzard
J. V. Walker
Missouri Pacific
Emmet
Robert Stuscet
Caria Settee
Hordes Vines
Et al
Grad Kirceny Vaave
James Taylor
Ottis Reynolds
Ford Monningges Fan Jr
Earnest Buchanan
Dr. Vines
Reeves Fined For Sale of Liquor in Justice Court
Reeves was found guilty on five liquor sale charges and fined a total of 350 dollars. The case was prosecuted by Ned Stewart with Hindle leading for the state. defense was handled by W Bo Donnie. The raids on Reaves filling station sparked the charges.
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Reeves
Prescowt
Gray
W. M. Reaves
Reaves
Justice of the Peine White
Hephere
Sitathon
Ned Stewart
Hindle
Sit
Aid W Bo Donnie
Reyes Shenfi Brusht
Willisville High Spring Play Cast and Plot Preview
Willisville High School announces Friday night performances of Tein af Wotty in the auditoriums. The senior class presents Gwen Roberts and a large cast including guardians, students, friends, and townsfolk. The drama centers on relationships, ambition, and small town life with multiple named characters and local color.
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Willisville High School
Wotty
Gwen Roberts
Cutty
All Herren
Gladys Oglesby
Robert Sanders
Watson Allder
Mrs. Sanders
Hee Ai —Mildront Bustin
Emmaline
Selena
Harry Henderson
Ray Silvey
Bil Etewarg
Nen Ford Thosrpaon
Megan Hughes
Gaven
Composite Photo of Recruit After Five Years of CCC
NEA Service profiles a CCC recruit after five years, asking what the program has achieved. It traces a typical young man named George, 20, unemployed before joining, now with five years in the CCC, sending $24 monthly to dependents, and highlights debates over CCC funding and operation while noting taxpayer costs and public value.
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CCC
Waitington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Hhosmaed
Congress Candelsuy
Wiian
Ta Oeay
COC Hay
Peehner Dryas
Robert Wehner
Fechner
Howe Cin
George Maison
George
Hubert Fechner
George Mason
CDC
Farm Counsel RK F Smith Dies in Little Rock
Little Rock reports the death of Robert F. Smith, longtime attorney for the Agricultural Credit Board, after pneumonia. Smith, a former assistant to Norwood and a native of Russell, died Thursday.
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RK. F. Smith
Little Rock
Robert F. S Smith
Slaw Agricult Credit, Board
Pnemmonia
Smih
Alloy Yous Cialound
Norwood
Russel
Mrs. John Breed Dies Wednesday
Mrs. John Breed, 56, longtime Hope resident, died Wednesday at her home after a sudden illness. She had been preparing for a Teachers Day event in Topeka when she suffered paralysis and was found unconscious. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. in Hope, with burial in Holly Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers include Cy Cools, Bo L. Kaut, Webb, Lasetea Jr., Jimune Coals, Dower Hendrix, Harvey Barr, and J. A Kennedy. She is survived by a sister in Hope, another in Tulsa, a brother in Hope, a husband, and a son in Hope.
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Dobar Beeest
Mivor Street
Geack Heath
Breech
Holly Grove
Hp Thursekiy
I Hazel Abel
Holly Grove Cemetery
Cy Cools
Bo L. Kaut
Webb Lasetea
Jimune
Jimune Coals Dower Hendrix, Harvey Barr, J. A Kannedy
WW. D
Wht
Philips
Hope
Tulsa
Okliyaie
Satin
Hauelien
Mes
Vera Coffer
Palsa
di Onu
Wound of
Legion Meeting Here on Thursday
Legion members meet Thursday at 2 oclock to discuss finances mentorship avenues school awards and plans for state convention national convention safety campaign and other veterans matters of interest.
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Legion
House Votes to Preserve Reorganization Bill in Test Show
The House refused to kill the government reorganization bill on a 191 to 169 teller vote. The motion to strike the enacting clause failed, keeping the measure alive for amendments. Backers say the vote signals eventual passage though opponents may fight the changes later. A separate fiscal clash involved Senator La Follette attacking a Senate tax bill as a step back in tax reform. Roosevelt reportedly considers a 14 billion dollar public works program to combat recession. WPA heads Marty Hopkins and Aubrey Williams to meet the President.
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Washington
House
Representative O'Connor
New York
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senate Finance Committee
New Yorks
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Marty Hopkins
Aubrey Williams
WPA
Whnesday
Fish Fry Postponed to Monday Night at Fairpark
Plans by the Young Business Men's association for a Thursday night fish fry at Fairpark have been postponed due to the storm. The event is rescheduled for 7 PM Monday night. The article notes conservation efforts in U S national forests with 19 million acres set aside for exclusive grazing of game.
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Young Business Men's Association
Fairpark
United States
Thought on Readiness in Faith from Feltham
A brief devotional line emphasizes a believer who ever trusts in God remains ready to answer when called, reflecting on steadfast faith and service as a duty.
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God
Feltham
Government Stand in Spain Collapses Near Vallibona
Rebels struck Vallibona 22 miles from Vinarez as Franco’s columns pressed from the east coast. Government defenses buckled as insurgents hammered the coast region, threatening to outflank Tortosa from mountain positions along the Delta.
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Hendaye
Marcel
Spain
Vallibona
Vinarez
Franco
Tortosa
Empress Voyage Calls Joyce Milner to Easter Cruise
Miss Joyce Milner discovers a letter from Aunt Martha on the Empress, dated Sail Saturday April 9, with a $25 money order. She plans a southward Easter cruise but feels a tug of longing for Fall River relatives and a quieter life before boarding a seafaring adventure.
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Aunt Martha
Fall River
Joyce Milner
U. S. Empress Pier
North River
New York City
Aid
Ems
South Faces Heavy Rain and Approaching Cold Wave
A large April storm drenched the South with heavy rain totaling 4.25 inches in 52 hours, threatening fruit crops and utilities. Snow fell in parts of the Midwest, while the Red River flood warning expanded toward Fulton as temperatures were set to drop and a cold wave was forecast.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Wyoming
New England
Shreveport
Ohio
Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station
Shreveport Weather Bureau
Red River
Fulton
Arthur City
Little River
Little Rock
Detroit Trolleys Struck by Seniority Dispute
Detroit residents faced transit disruption as streetcar service paused by an AFL strike over seniority rights. Cars moved slowly and bus lines ran under police protection during peak hours, with about half a million riders seeking alternatives.
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Detroit
Mich
Local Talent Play to Be Given Soon
The Gay O s a lous talent play will be presented April 14 in the city hall auditorium under the Auxiliary of Hope Boys band. It revolves around a breach of promise suit with $0,000 at stake. E T Caplinger plays defendant Billy W R Alexander presiding as judge with a jury of Otha Taylor Nul lon Wylie L W Erwin Ao Reynerson Blythe White John Owen Frank Rider. Milton Eason acts as prosecutor. Witnesses will be announced by Mrs Leon Bundy auxiliary president. Proceeds go to the auxiliary.
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City Hall
Auxiliary of Hope Boys Band
Chi
E. T. Caplinger
Billy W. R. Alexander
Otha Taylor
Nullon Wylie
L. W. Erwin
Ao Reynerson
Blythe White
John Owen
Frank Rider
Milton Eason
Leon Bundy
Bund Wuxiliary
Cotton Opens and Closes Higher in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans cotton opened Thursday at 55 and closed around 81.51 to 81.53 per hundredweight. Spot prices for Cowan were quiet as Lower and Middling grades showed little activity.
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New Orleans
Cotton
Spot Cowan
Middling
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