Courthouse Guard to Be Maintained at Hembree Trial
Sheriff Bearden announced armed guards will be posted at the Washington courthouse entrance for the Hembree trial. Spectators will be searched as Hirany Hembree faces trial for the murder of Derryberry. Hembree is held in Washington jail after transfer from a state hospital for observation. His first trial ended in a hung jury.
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Jan Bearden
Washington
Hirany Hembree
van Derryberry, Sr
Thaberiff
Partio
Hembree
State Hospital
Derryherry
Neo
Haywood Mullier
Hope
Ned Stewart
W. K. Lemley
Reginald Bearden
William Robins
Leinley
Dexter Bush
Steve Carrigan
Shermin Wilson
Haron Green
Eeen
Madrid Militia Fights Off Insurgents Near Madrid
Insurgents outside Madrid led a fierce battle as government forces clashed with knife combat and exploding shells. More than 300 rebels and militia casualties reported as the fighting redirected toward Bilbao and civilian hardships noted. Frankfurt dispatch mentions automatic weather forecast machines for the next 24 hours.
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Madrid
Spain
Andres Saliquet
Bilbio
Wealthy parents neglect virtue in children, like owners of proud horses
The fragment critiques those who amass riches for their offspring yet fail to instill virtue. It draws a comparison to horse owners who prize speed or breeding but never teach savings or wisdom. The tone echoes Socratic didacticism on moral upbringing.
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Socrates
N. W. Page Cleared in Livestock Case
In Hempstead circuit court Judge Dexter Bush acquitted N. W. Page, Hope ment market operator, on receiving stolen property charges tied to cattle purchases. Following the verdict, Sherman Roberts and Martin Guthrie were dismissed. Clayton Mark and Richard Johnson were acquitted of burglary, and Otha Cox received a two-year sentence on burglary recharges after pleading guilty. Jury deliberations continued on Wilsie Mercer’s burglary case.
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Washington
Dexter Bush
N. W. Page
Hope Ment Market
Page
Sherman Roberts
Martin Guthrie
Hope
Bush
Ned Stewart
Clayton Mark
Richard Johnson
Otha Cox
Wilsie Mercer
Rev Theo F Hall Dies at Prescott
The Rev Theo F Hall, longtime pastor at the First Christian Church in Prescott, died at his home Monday night after health problems. Funeral services are to be held at 2 pm Thursday. Surviving are his widow and two Prescott daughters, Mrs Thomas Meadors and Mrs Dennis Ledbetter.
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Wall
Winister
Prescott
First Christian Church
Rex
All Day Sing at Columbus Sunday
An all day singing event is planned at the Columbus Baptist Church on Sunday April 24. Elmer Broyat of the Columbus School faculty announced the program and invited the public. Pine Ridge resident Sedswiek Wee Bunt, radio performer Lunaul Abe ner, and others were named for appearances.
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Cohanbus Seriool
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Pine Ridge, Ark
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Bing
Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station Outreach Totals
G W Ware noted Hope Kiwanis luncheon that last year the station attracted about 19 000 visitors from 54 Arkansas counties and several states. He said registered attendees at 16 farm meetings likely undercount total visitors and highlighted ongoing fruit and crop experiments aiding southwest Arkansas farmers.
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Dorothy Townend
Barbar Shutts
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Sid Bundy
Richard Reich
Leon Tatler
E. P. Tolleson
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Postal Telegraph
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Austin
Congress Enacts First Corporation Tax in America 1909
The 1909 law taxed corporations over 300 dollars and preceded the income tax amendment. It marks a landmark in U.S. fiscal policy. The passage notes the rapid pace of changes, contrasting legislative action with everyday actions such as blinking.
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Aimerica
Missing, 22 Are Hurt in Bus Crash
Twenty two persons were injured when a Miami New York motor bus plunged into White Oak creek twenty miles south of Brunswick in fog early Tuesday. Passengers rescued by boatmen said a woman who boarded the bus at Jacksonville Fla is missing. The bus overturned in five feet of water.
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White Oak Creek
Jacksonville
Fla
Sterilization Debate Causes Catholic Leader to Refuse Blessing
At the 62nd annual Arkansas Medical Society session in Little Rock, Msgr. John J. Healey refused to pronounce a benediction after remarks by physicians and Gov. Bailey on sterilization. Healey cited beliefs opposed to views expressed, delaying the closing benediction as attendees, including visiting doctors and their spouses, listened to debated topics on sterilization of the insane and habitual criminals.
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John J. Healey
Catholic High School
The
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Little Berk
American Medical Prachition
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Arkansas
Bailey
Charles B. 8. Evans
Pacific Coast
Ant
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J M Lee Tours Hot Springs for Insurance Convention
J M Lee general agent for the Farmers and Buykers Life Insurance Co of Kansas left Hope to attend the national convention. The event will be held at the Festinary hotel in Mot Springs in April.
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Farmers & Buykers Life Insurance Co
Kansas
Hope
Festinary Hotel
Mot Springs
Judge A P Steel of Ashdown Named Local Chancellor
Judge A P Steel of Ashdown was named to the Sixth district chancellorship to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Chancellor Pratt P Bacon of Texarkana. Steel, 57, will resign as Ninth circuit judge and was selected amid competing recommendations from W H Arnold and others.
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Ashdown
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Bailey
Pratt P. Bacon
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Steel
Ninth Circuit
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Hendrix College
Arnold
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A. P. ‘Steel
H. M. Barney
John Lockadoo
Arkadelphia
Barney
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Marilyn Ward to Be Graduated at Hendrix College
Marilyn Ward of Hope leads 51 candidates for bachelor of arts degrees at the May 31 commencement at Hendrix College. Reg tor Guy A. Simmons announced the list on Tuesday. Former Vice President Charles G. Dawes will address the graduates as speaker.
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Mikes
Marilyn Ward
Hope
Hendrix College
Conyil
Guy A. Simmons
Charles G. Dawes
Twelve Navy Planes Land Near Honolulu Formation Flight
In San Diego a group of twelve Navy air cruisers carrying 70 officers and men flew in a V formation toward Honolulu. After about 13 hours of flight they had covered more than 1,400 miles of the massed journey.
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San Diego
Calif
Honolulu
6 Killed 13 Hurt in Russian Train Crash
Six people died and 13 were seriously injured in a head on collision of suburban trains near Moscow Tuesday. The report cites a large number of workers in London county, England, as being at work.
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Moscow
Russia
London County
England
What Would You Do Minding Manners Quiz
A reader quiz on social usage asks five questions about sharing books and newspapers. It presents answers and suggests best practices for reminders, bookmarks, and sharing interesting passages with others.
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Nia Serview
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
LONGVIEW Texas report notes heavyweight champ Jim Braddock angered into training while Joe Louis prepares in the north woods paying attention to leg work. observer doubts Louis will be as hard to catch as Braddock imagines.
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Texas
Jim Braddock
Joe Louis
North Woods
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Nashville Road to be Reworked by State Highway Dept
The State Highway Department approved a maintenance project to reshape and regravel Highway No. 4 between Washington and Nashville. District Three engineer Charles O. Thomas announced the $3,300 project. It reshapes 18 miles and places a new gravel surface on 9.8 miles.
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Washington
Nashville
Charles 0. Thomas
District Three
Guernsey Senior Play Friday Night
Guernsey High School presents The Path Across the Hill a three act comedy drama Friday April 16 at 8 p.m. Cast includes Samuel Crawford Earl Ellis Robert Post Roye Logan Walter Conrad Ruths brother Sam Hughson Dr Jimmy Reed Rufus Hart Boyce Salamander Alexander Laner B Davis Mrs Davis Trudie Muriel Davidson Ruths cousin Margaret Wylie Lutie Norman Pittman Zuzu Freidia Boyd with Mrs Sawyer coaching the play and a Hope quartet planned between acts.
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Lillian Martinez
Samuel Crawford
Earl Ellis
Robert Post
Roye Logan
Walter Conrad
Ruth
Sam Hughson
Jimmy Reed
Rufus Hart Boyce
Salamander Alexander
Laner B. Davis
Many Return for Reunion at Bingen
Historic Old Bingen academy and memory of Professor G. W. Howard were honored at a memorial service. Former pupils and associates gathered at Bingen Baptist church for old talks and a 12 sermon program led by Rev. James H. Bennett of Hope. Attending ministers included Rev Holt of Bingen and J. T. M. Holt of Mt. Ida. a letter from Forney Hutchinson of Tulsa was read.
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G. W. Howard
Bingen Baptist Church
Howard
James H. Bennett
Hope
Rev. Bennett
Rev Holt
Bingen
J. T. M. Holt
Mt. Ida
W. J. Cannon
Arkadelphia
Forney Hutchinson
Tulsa
Okla
Parker and Son Win Injunction on Trial
Philadelphia judge J Whitaker issued a temporary restraining order halting government action against Ellis Parker and his son Eilis J in a conspiracy charge related to the Pan H Wendell kidnapping case. An unrelated Nevada item reports Mrs Roy Snodgrass finding a double egg, a second egg notably larger with unusual white surrounds.
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Reiley
J. Whitaker
Ellis Parker
Eilis J
New
Pan H. Wendell
Nevada
Roy Snodgrass
Ground at Garland School Tendered for County Seat Move
Hempstead county considers moving the county seat from Washington to Hope within six months. Hope city council offered to donate the Garland school block for a courthouse site after receiving title to the Garland property from the Hope school board in 1933 for 15000 dollars. The framing building will be traded to NYA for a manual training addition at the new high school.
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Hempstead
Washington
Hope
Hope City
Hope School
Garland High School
Garland
Hope School Board
National Youth Administration
NYA
Ask Definition of Homestead Law in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas Corporation Commission asked the attorney general for opinion on acreage that can be claimed as homesteads exempt from state tax up to 1,000 value. The constitution limits homesteads to 160 acres or one acre if city property is involved. The request seeks general clarification of the homestead definition. The article mentions the first patent on a tape measure granted to Alvin J. Fellows in Ist.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Corporation Commission
Cotton Prices and Market Movement in New Orleans
New Orleans markets report cotton down three to nine points Tuesday with May futures opening 1569 and closing 12.73. Spol cotton closed four polls lower, inching 1.08.
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New Orleans
May
Spol Cutton
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