Pump priming and Roosevelt's record judged in a national view
A critical opinion argues Roosevelt misread the cost of debt and the needs of common people after five years of spending. The writer likens the administration to priming a cranky pump, noting the president has little private risk or business experience. The piece urges Democrats to rally party support in Congress to avoid undermining their nominee.
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1 Percent Million All That Is Available on 2d Class Roads
Little Rock officials report a large share of federal aid for roads and state funds to repair and improve highways. Governor Bailey notes funds cover maintenance, paving, and debt retirement with additional appropriations pending. Proposals include 1.25 million for tie ins and 600,000 for secondary pages in state offers, and uses for up to 558,000 in Coleen bill funds to fix 1927 Ackwls damage in eastern Arkansas.
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Hope High School Track Team Travels for Triangle Meet
Hope High School's track squad travels Thursday to compete in the Triangle Meet against Hoge and Arkadelphia. Coach Thaninenis urges transportation support for team athletes while detailing expected events and notable performers including high jump and shot put specialists.
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Triangle
Cranium Crackers: Odd Word Puzzle
A playful word puzzle presents lists of mixed letters and partial names. Readers must identify the odd word that does not fit with the rest in each group and submit answers.
Brown Files for Prosecutor Post
Ben Cravens of Fort South filed his corrupt practices pledge Wednesday as a candidate for re election as congressman from the fourth district. Representative Lyle Brown of Arkie delhi fled as a candidate for pre cons attorney from the Eighth district.
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Richard Whitney Convicted and Sentenced in NYC Case
Richard Whitney, former New York Stock Exchange president, is described as a symbol of finance power. He faces a five year sentence for perjury and larceny tied to securities misused in a NY Yacht Club case. Bankruptcy schedules list liabilities of 7.05 million with taxes and employee sums owed. Whitney’s personal liabilities appear at 54.5 million with assets near 1.08 million. Five prisoners escorted Whitney from Sing Sing. crowds gathered outside Grand Central as he prepared to serve the term.
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Packed House to See Gay 90s Stage Show at City Hall
The city hall auditorium hosts The Gay 4s on Thursday at 8. A large local cast performs bellis and other numbers for about an 1 hour 45 minutes under the Hapa Band Auxiliary. Tickets are selling fast as audiences anticipate two acts of comedy, music, and dancing.
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Scout Official to Visit Hope Friday
Miss Eleanor Bonham will be in Hope Friday to conduct a school of instruction for junior girl scouts. The program includes a 16 hour training course for troop leaders and troop committees, plus guidance on forming groups and cot ties. A luncheon will follow at Hotel Barlow with Mrs. Robert Campbell coordinating attendance.
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Rotenberry Pensions Plan Clocked For Arkansas
State Welfare officials in Little Rock on Wednesday discussed Rotenberry’s proposal for $50 monthly pensions for the aged and blind in Arkansas. They warned the plan would cost about $2,152,800, terms described as staggering and beyond comprehension. The proposal would be submitted for the next general election without naming it directly.
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State Welfare Commission of Social Work
Arkansas
Rotenberry
Hope Citizens Get State Funds
State Auditor Humphrey distributed $2,000 to 52 individuals in Grant County for voluntary services rendered in 1925 for county units of the State Welfare Department. Funds—appropriated by the 1907 legislature—represented 29 percent of total claims. Payments included Clara S. Koonee of Hope, $57.96. Charles F. Reynerson of Hope, $42.80. J. D. Darling of Hope, $11.39.
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Phipps May Run for Governorship
In Arkansas, Education Commissioner E W Phipps, recently ousted and replaced by Alford, said he has not decided about running for governor. He charged Governor Bailey with engineering his removal and noted campaign letters urging him to seek the state's highest office while asserting he mis the office himself.
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Mind Your Manners Quiz On Social Etiquette
A reader quiz on proper behavior at bars and social visits. It covers leaving a bar for one drink, arranging rides with friends, disciplining a host’s children, borrowing items, and paying shared fares. Answers indicate etiquette varies by context and preparedness.
New York City Prepares for Big Easter Parade
New York expects a florid Fifth Avenue Easter Parade with peak crowds and traffic standstills. Notable sightseers include Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt visiting stores for rapid outfit shopping, while references recall the parade’s cultural role and historic connections to fashion and song.
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Piney Grove School Officials Elected for 1988 89 Term
The Pines Grove school board elected officers and staff for 1988 89 at a meeting on April 2. Walker Chambless was named president, Gordon Richards secretary, Shelby Jones principal, J W Deaton intermediate, Lula Brickwood primary, Clifton Breed and Lyle Easterling were chosen bus drivers.
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Goredon Richards
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J W. Deaton
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Clifton Breed
Lyle Easterling
A Thought The Deadlies Sin Were The Cane Avon Siesses To Sit
The fragmentary text presents garbled phrases and unclear names. It appears to be OCR noise with no coherent event, date, or identifiable persons, organizations, or places to anchor a factual summary.
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Free Ride For Easter Sunrise Service In Hope
Transportation committee provides cars and buses for all residents without transport to attend Easter sunrise at High School Stadium. Buses start at three ward schools by six a m and run until everyone is taken. Call Chamber of Commerce for doorstep pickups. Seats will be scrubbed and dew protection laid, loudspeakers for clear hearing, service begins at 630 p m.
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Market Update Cotton Prices Edge Lower in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans markets opened Wednesday with May cotton at 8.84 cents and closing at 8.78. Spliced figures show steady Spal and seven point advance, aiding around 8.88.
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Britain and France Gain New Strength in War Turmoil
Britain approves a friendship pact with Italy as France grants the government three months of emergency powers to stabilize the economy and labor unrest. In Spain, insurgents claim a crushing victory near Balaguer, burying 400 government dead amid ongoing aviation strikes and the broader European political crisis.
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Strikes at Senate Repeal of Undeclared Profit Tax
President Roosevelt insisted on preserving the undistributed profits tax while opposing Senate changes that would replace it with a capital profits tax. Senate leaders vow to press amendments in conference. A broader relief plan centers on a $12.5 billion public works program to lift the economy, with White House discussions among key cabinet members and spending agencies ongoing.
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