Will forged by Edward J Merlin at Rosedale
A man identify as Edward J Merlin visits attorney Mr Marlow in Musweeth City to draft a will and arrange a diamond ring purchase. The scheme ends with a forged check for 802 dollars, revealing the fraud and exposing the imposter as Belwinet J Merkin from Rosedale.
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Ma. Varlaw
Marlow
Rosedate Trust Company
Harlow
Merlin
West Eden & Boyd
Eden
Menadiine
Merv
Merhi
Merhin
Portivwlian
Taney
Edun
Rien
Rosedale Pr Company
Merny
Maan
Anak
Edward J. Merlin
Musweeth
J. Merkin
Rosedale
Reorganization Bill Defeated in House Vote
Washington battles over President Roosevelt's reorganization plan end in a decisive Democrats rebuff. The House rejected the proposal 204 to 196 amid party divisions, marking a third major setback for the administration since December. Speaker Bankhead and leaders faced a tight, tense roll call as opposition coalitions held firm.
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Washington
Ronsevelt
Semo
Hag
Shetel Corporation
Youngiys
Speater Bankhead
Rayburn
No Langer
Arkansas
Cravens
Abel McClellan
Miller
Ketel Ons
Terry
A Thought The Veicw of Pariants Is the Vaiew of Gods
A fragmentary line presents a view of parents as favored mediators for children and a divine perspective on guidance. The text resembles a feigned or stylized "Shake" story fragment with unclear attribution.
Flying from Local Airport Sunday
Lieutenant Walter M. Lake and Archi DeRemer pilots with experience say they have piloted noovers safely and will carry passengers over the countryside from the local airport Sunday. The plane is equipped with a Wright Whirryind engine for power and comfort. no charge for the rides.
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Walter M.lake
Archi DeRemer
Robin
Arkansas Presbyterial Closes Annual Meeting
MGAMILTON Ark Why The Ab duary Presbyterial closed its antid iewting here Friday with the selectins of Mivitianitas dl 9pared fulnito Mrs Jord Sadler Moreton named delegate to the sytindigal cure Inittee Mrs Henry Bickers Little Rock chosen delegate to the Syne tli sehenad
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Mgamilton
Ark
Mivitianitas dl
Jord Sadler
Moreton
Inittee
Henry Bickers
Little Rock
Columbus School Wins 50 Dollar 4 H Rally Award
The Columbus public school received a $50 check for winning the 4 H Club Bureau membership campaign at the annual rally of 4 H clubs. The event at Experiment Station farm featured tours, demonstrations, and talks by university and chamber officials. A lengthy program included devotional, farm demonstrations, and visits to Hope’s Pine Needle Basket and Kraft Phenix Cheese plants.
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Columbus
Elibh Farm Bureau
Station Farm
Hammond
Saistor
Christian Chuseh
Wa -Addee
Bowen
Steretary Mope Chamber of Commerce
University of Arkansas
College of Agractive
G. W. Ware
Gilkine
Clifford la Brith
Melvin Bullington
C. S. Bittick
Clifford L. Smith
Alabama Rivers to Rise Higher Reported Amid Flood Rescue
Montgomery dispatch reports state troops and volunteers battling to remove marooned families as floods push rivers to unprecedented levels. One death is confirmed, a Black man who drowned, amid ongoing rescue efforts and evacuation plans.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette
A fragmented 1910s style etiquette quiz questions read aloud asking how a woman should behave in social dining, whether guests should cut food, handle spills, wipe up, and how hosts manage table manners. The garbled text presents era guidance on courtesy and appropriate hostess and guest conduct.
Pearl Harbor as Pacific Fortress Keystone of U S Military Power
A Stanford Sea Service style overview describes Pearl Harbor as America's Gibraltar of the Pacific, central to U S defense with 66 million dollars spent on base development and 18 million for the air field. It notes Oahu's fortifications, hidden batteries, sea lanes, and extensive mine and artillery defenses designed to deter and delay any assault, underscoring Pearl Harbor as the keystone of U S Pacific strategy.
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SEA Service
San Francisco
Hawaii
Gibraltar
Pacific
Naval Base
Pearl Harbor
Army Air Field
Stars and Stripes
Henelwlu
Hawaiian Islands
United States
ZOMG
Oahu
Hmolulu
Barber
Army
Kamehameha
deRussey
Ruger
Wolver
Barrette
Gullix Port
City election canvass shows 109 votes. Henry wins ward three
The official canvass announced by election secretary John Barrow reports 109 total votes in the city general election. In ward three the aldermanic contest yielded incumbent FD Henry with 90 votes to challenger Tom Evans’s 48.
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John Barrow
FD. Henry
Henry
Tom Evans
Saturday Dance Characters Named at City Hall Event
A Saturday night event at city hall announced a total of 75 participants in a square dance program. The gathering featured named performers Sullivan, ACM, Honey Crank, Hollis Look, Pink Taylor, Ine Cook, Ed Lavender, and others as part of a wedding ceremony acts within a play sponsored by the Avatiary of Hope Rose.
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Auditernan
Sullivan
Honey Crank
Hollis Look
Pink ‘Taylor
Din
Ine Cook
Dha Greene
Ed Lavender
Vraggle Pile
A. McLarty
Henry Ponwick
Luck
Alva Reyners
Mercury Misses Freezing Threat
The Bele period ending at 7 am Saturday saw official low temperatures reported by the Fruit & Trough Reach Experiment station. The forecast indicated continued cold conditions with warnings for possible frost, though the fruit crew in this section was believed safe.
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Fruit & Trough Reach
Publisher of Life Magazine Seeks Arrest Over Ban
Roy E. Larsen publisher of Life magazine said he would submit to arrest in Bronx County on Saturday and assume responsibility for selling the current issue there containing scenes from The Birth of a Baby. He acted after three newscensors were arrested following District Attorney Foley's ban on sale at Bronx newsstands.
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New York
Roy E. Larsen
The
Life Magazine
Bronx County
Bronx
New York City
Burroughs
Samuel J. Foley
Larsen
Poley
Wells Case in Hands of Jury in Refugio TX
Marty Wells, escaped Arkansas convict, on trial for armed robbery in Refugio, with death penalty sought by District Attorney Howard J. Green. Jury deliberation expected after five defense witnesses and two rebuttals as Wells faces multiple federal and kidnapping incidents tied to a South Texas chase.
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Refugio
Texas
Marty Wells
Arkansas
Curts Peuptes
Howard J. Green
J.D. Pool
24Th District Cent
Wells
Green
Luling
Gladewater
South Texas
Luling Bank
Cummins
Mer
Mrs. Moore
Mr. Moore
Leah N. Moore
Jamuary
Gardner Gillls
Chester Wheeler
Nubby
Studs
Moore
Hope Area Seeks Paving of State Highway No 29
LaFayette County residents press for paving State Highway No 29, praising Hope as key cotton market and urging action this year. Sheriff Dee S. Griffin says a large delegation will seek a hearing with the State Highway Commission, noting ready gravel supply and solid roadbed for hard surfacing. The Hope Chamber plans to push for paving from Hope to the Louisiana line, plus consideration of State Highway No 24 in the next meeting.
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LaFayette County
Hope
Dee S. Griffin
Highway Commission
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana Line
Arkansas
Louisiana
Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Commission
State Park May Be Offered Here In Hope
Davies director of state parks will visit Hope the week of April 17 to gauge local interest in a state park. He noted no park exists in southwest Arkansas but the State Park Commission would locate one nearby if land is provided. He will meet with the Hope Chamber of Commerce board and local citizens to explain requirements.
Kiwanis Club Invited to Church Services
Hope Kiwanis members and families are invited to the morning service at the Hope Gospel Tabernacle this Sunday. Pastor Bert Webb will lead a special service. Club president A. W. Stubbeman and ALEB Stonequist will arrange transportation for members unable to travel.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Webb
A. W. Stubbeman
Aivl Aleb, Stonequist
Republic Steel Ordered to Place 5,000 Men at Jobs
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Republic Steel violated the Wagner Act on eight counts during the Little Steel strike. It ordered reinstatement of 5,000 striking workers with back pay and the breakup of employee representation plans at five Ohio plants.
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Republic Steel
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Republican Steel Corporation
Little Steel
Ohio
Daladier to Form France Cabinet After Blum Fall
Paris reportsEdouard Daladier won invitation to form a national union cabinet to replace Leon Blum as premier. The senate rejected Blum's drastic powers bill and Caillaux attacked the leftist unrest. Daladier moved quickly while fears of German expansion rose amid Sunday plebiscite plans.
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Paris
France
Edouard Daladier
National Union
Leon Blum
Albert Lebrun
Senate
Blumaut
Joseps Caillaux
Caillaux
Blum
Daladier
People’s Front
Union County Slayer Granted 30 Day Leave
Clyde Gulley a year old Union County slayer left the state penitentiary on a Friday furlough granted by Governor Carl E Bailey. Bailey commuted Gulley's sentence from 18 to seven years. Gulley, convicted October 3 1955 at El Dorado for the fatal shooting of Mrs Clea Moore Murphy, later pleaded guilty to slaying R A Harper and assaulting John Pennington. A petition with 103 names sought clemency including 12 jurors.
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Little Rock
Clyde Gulley
Union County
Carl E. Bailey
Bailey
Gulley
C. A. Grier
el Dorado
Clea Moore Murphy
R. A. Harper
John Pennington
Cotton Market Opens With Steady Tone Amid Mixed Trade
New Orleans May cotton opened steady then closed at 8.71 with spot prices steady and fractional gains noted. Market activity showed slight movement in related commodities as traders priced futures and spot levels, reflecting modest demand and supply considerations in the session.
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New Orleans
Livestock Auction Draws Large Crowd in Hope
Button and Collier report prices on a Tuesday sale with 362 cattle 221 hogs and 150 horses and mules sold for 23852.15 dollars. Veal calves brought 7.44 dollars, fat cows 50 cents, canner and cutter cows 4 cents, hogs to 10 cents. Strong demand led buyers to take all offerings, marking Hope's sale as the largest at the stable.
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Button & Collier
Hope Pus
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