Roosevelt plan shifts taxexempt bonds to fuel social security reserve
The Roosevelt administration plans to abandon tax exempt government bonds and use the resulting tax revenue to build a large reserve for social security pensions for the aged and unemployment insurance. This move aims to strengthen private capital by reducing the government’s allure and lower New Deal costs by draining wealth from tax free bonds, returning money to work and spreading government costs across Americans.
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Congress
America
Lakein
United States
Recreation Plans for Summer Laid by PTA Group
The th District Parent-Teachers Association met at Hope city hall Friday morning with district director Mrs. Goodson of DeQueen presiding. Mrs. Graves welcomed attendees, and Mrs. Rowton outlined a summer recreation program stressing education, responsibility, and proper supervision for children. A celebratory noon program featured Miss Henry as toastmistress, violin solos by Helen McRae, and readings. afternoon demonstrations included a sixth grade unit on Knighthood by Brookwood School principal Mrs. Haynes. Pearl Williamson of DeQueen spoke on one‑move character development, stressing intelligent parental guidance and home Christian living as essential to shaping youth.
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DeQueen
Clarke
A. Graves
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Ralph Rowton
Rowton
Liayeheo
Itreheon ‘Vans
HG Barlow
Bery Henry
W. Y. Foster
Helen McRae
Lunedonderry
C. C. McNeill
Ailidis
Cotton Consumption in March Reported
Washington reports March cotton use at 481,635 bales of lint and 66,754 bales of linters. The Bureau of the Census released the figures on Saturday, outlining total consumption for the month.
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Bureau of the Coenssus
Nashville Man H B Carruth Dies at 54
H B Carruth 54 of Nashville died Thursday night after hospitalization in Texarkana. Born and raised in Hempstead county, he lived in Nashville for several years. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs Alvin Licks, three sons HB Brive and George, and sister Mrs T C Owen of Lithte Rock.
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MT Carruth
Nashville
Texarkana Hospital
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Prairie Co Bond Issue Is Canceled
The Prairie County funding bonds issued last December were canceled after County Judge J. J. Halmes accepted an offer from M. W Kiking & Co. to retire $10,000 worth of the bonds. The Maure fund of $7,870.43 was deposited to the Little Rock bank in the judge’s credit.
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Prairie County
Little Rock
Connry
J. J. Halmes
M. W Kiking & Co
U S Relief Funds Set for April and Tax Debate Rages
Relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins announced 113,681,384 dollars for April relief with Georgia receiving none and Pennsylvania only partial funds for the first half month. Arkansas gets 1,178,515 dollars for general relief, drought relief, transient aid, emergency education, and student aid. Congress debates ending tax exempt bonds as part of old age pension funding and shifts toward a payroll tax plan. NRA revisions discuss anti trust and price fixing, with lawmakers drafting changes to appease Borah and others.
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NRAS
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England Resigns Kiwanian Secretary Post at Hope Club
The Hope club Friday hears Wayne England resign as Kiwanis secretary to take a promotion in Texarkana. Charles Danna Gibson named to succeed him. Distinctive remarks spotlight forestry, safety, and a planned April Kiwanis conference at Lite Hoole with district leaders.
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Ove Rawanas
Charles Dania Gilson
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The New Deal in Washington Chronicle
Fragmented OCR text discusses the New Deal in Washington with blurred phrases about appointments, government jobs, and political factions. It references Farley and Huey Long style figures, alleging upheaval and shifting governance amid party lines and divergent groups. The readable content is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Great Scenic Center Becomes Boulder Development Next
RY OREN ARNOLD reports from Boulder City Nev on the final stage of Boulder Dam construction. Dismantling scaffolds foundries and temporary structures will be a major engineering job expected to run into millions of dollars and start this summer. Salvaging plans include old intake towers, powerhouses, and even a 3 000 000 pound gate, with many workers moving to new projects in California and the Pacific coast as Boulder Dam winds down.
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Ex Hope Man on California Paper
Lyle M Webb advertising manager of Lapis Stern in 1929 sues the Thirbank Daily Review staff in Burbank California. The case mentions his move to California with Mrs Webb and a resignation earlier in the year. References to Arkansawyer Stuttgart and Me ain' Mes are noted with addresses on West Sixth Street.
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Lapis Stern
Sd Hives
Thirbank Daily Review
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Barbante
Los Angeles
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Ani
Webb
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de Melistesh
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MfeIntosh
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Air Parley Ends With Indecisive Result
Reported talks between ETRESA and allies broke off with no clear agreement. The article notes past French British pacts and upcoming decisions in February while indicating continuation on page three.
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Etresa
Heian
Janit
Judge nullifies Arkansas 2 percent sales tax ruling
Chancellor Frank H. Dodge invalidates the 2 per cent sales tax scheme in Little Rock, granting injunction to A Phillips and machine dealers and restraining the Revenue Commissioner Wiseman from collecting preparations. The decision awaits appeal as the tax set to start May 1 faces Supreme Court review.
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Frank H. Dodge
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125 000 Students in Peace Strike
The Associated Press notes student opponents of war gathered Saturday to press peace petitions at the White House. Joseph H. Lash, chairman of the national student peace committee, estimated about 125,000 students walked out of colleges nationwide Friday for peace. clashes were reported between students at two schools as egging and rioting occurred.
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Joseph H. Lash
Neetional Students
Raleyph Ducks In Fight Over Jackson County Case
Newport bulletin reports that officials say a man claimed involvement in a Vered Indy incident tied to his nephew Gear Gibbs. Gibbs is referenced in a separate note about a Washington event and an NBA related investigation with testimony from Hugh Aobnson.
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Ralyph Ducksin
Favimer
Jackson County
Wrelayy
Gear
Gibbs
Facksay
U S to Eliminate Grade Crossings on Big Rail Lines
Two teens and two youths were killed when a fast freight train struck their car 17 miles east of Columbus. President Roosevelt outlined principles for spending work relief funds to eliminate grade crossings, prioritizing main line rails and federal funding, with July 1 target for completion.
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Here
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Harold Amspaugh
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Bureau of Public Roads
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Christian Sermon Series to Begin Sunday
The Rev. Guy D. Hall will begin a week of sermons on Christ's experiences during His last week on earth. The series will run each night through Easter Sunday morning when Mr. Holt presents the picture of Christ rising and speaking with His disciples.
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