Insull Sails for America as Great Man-Hunt Ends
Exiled former utility magnate Samuel Insull sailed from Istanbul to the United States after 19 months as a fugitive from American fraud charges. Turkish officials delivered him to Barrett Berry of the Istanbul American embassy in a brief ceremony aboard the Adana. Insull, weary and defiant, spoke jokingly of needing escort, as Turkish police and guards watched the departure bound for a month-long voyage to safety.
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Barrett Y. Berry
Instanbul
Nail Bey
United States
Funderma
Istanbul
Tasull
Adana
Smyrna
Greece
Hassan
Cpt
Toannis Mousouris
Malotis
Turkey
Mango
Court of Appeals
Statesmen Romances Prove Age Is Irrelevant To Love
Prominent politicians and widowers find happiness in later marriages, from Senator Bulkley of Ohio at 53 to former Senator Reed who wed at 72 after dramatic career twists. Stories recount quiet weddings, kidnap scare, and late-life vows, with Governor Pollard of Virginia marrying his former secretary Mel Dougall during a political tour.
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Persegar
Willis Thornton
NEA Service
Robert Johns Bulldog
Washington
Senator Bulkley
Ohio
Agin
Renda
Reed
Myrtle Bennett
Nell Quinte Donnelly
Pollard
California
WindApey
Ubey
Italian Ace Reaches New Altitude Record
Italian air ace Thenato Denati reportedly climbed to a height of 47 352 feet, surpassing the previous record of 819 418 feet set by French flyer Dr. Lemoine. The International Aero Club is to review and may approve the new record.
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Rom
Italy
Thenato Denati
Ualian Air Ace
Lemoine
International Aero Club
Donad
Pardon Through Error: Cleric Rescheduled Sermon Plan
The Star retracted a notice saying Rev. L. L. Middlebrooks would preach at Liberty Hill on the fourth Sunday in April and corrected the schedule to Centerpoint, Wa im. The errant item caused a change in location for the preacher’s engagement.
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Star
Rev. L. L. Middlebrooks
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Centerpoint
Wa Im
Only House Action Needed to Put It Into Law
The report notes a Senate conference on the Bankhead cotton bill sent to the House for final action. It records a 39 to 24 adoption and warns of political shifts if compulsory cotton limits are enacted.
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Washington
Senate
House
Bulley
North Carolina
South
Tay Bil
Defaulters Hit by Anti Credit Law Explained
Washington notes detail a new law barring banks or individuals from financing defaulting debtor nations. President Roosevelt signs the bill, with Hull to interpret its reach. The act covers loans by organizations acting for governments, affecting many foreign powers and potentially Soviet claims. Penalties include 19000 dollars or up to five years in prison.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Johnson
California
Treasury Department
Federal Trade Commission
Hall
Hull
France
Poor Papa Injures Wife Against Twins
SAN JOSE California Harry Clinton, a Saddlebred car dealer, sought Lloyds of England help to calm nerves over the prospect of twins. Datayel's agent disclosed a $950 premium. Chington will receive $1,000 if his wife Verne has twins next September.
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San Jose
Cal
Harry Clinton
Lloyds of England
Hal Flarvard
Datayel
Chington
Verne
Roosevelt hosts senate talk to tame Capitol Hill crisis
President Roosevelt summoned senate leaders to the White House on Saturday to seek a legislative framework aimed at easing Capitol Hill disorder and edge toward an early adjournment. He also signed the Norris Rankin resolution directing a Federal Power Commission inquiry into electric rates, with aides hopeful for a shaping outline. In Hot Springs Arkansas six men facing robbery charges tied to Clyde Barrow’s hideout case were discharged for lack of prosecution, and Oklahoma Governor Murray ordered National Guardsmen in 11 counties to curb delinquent tax property sales slated for Monday.
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Roosevelt
Senate Teaders
White House
Capitol Hill
House Priory Administration
President Roosevelt
Federal Power Commission
Hot Springs
Ark
Clyde Barrow
Texas
Oklahoma City
Okla
Murray
Kiwanis Visit to Rocky Mound Highlights Essay Contest
The Kiwanis club hosted a goodwill trip to Rocky Mound after a brief business session and banquet at Hotel Barlow. Speakers included John P. Cox W S Atkins and the Rev P X Stenssner with music by John Ridgill's band. The club announced a $60 essay contest open to Hempstead county youths 12 to 20, rules and judging criteria explained, with numerous merchandise prizes listed for winners and participants.
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Hotel Barlow
Kiwanis Club
Rocky Mound
Hope c. Kiwanis
L. F. Hickaeon
John P. Cox
W. S. Atkins
P. X. Stenssner
Sid Bundy
America
D. O. Silvey
John Ridghill
Clifford Frank
Cox
Atkins
Hempstead
Charles Dana Gib Gon
Hess
Hope
Hope Star
Saenger Theater
W. S. Adkins
John P. Cox Drug Company
John P. Gibson Deu Cy
Fountain Pen
Wayne England
Bet
Hope Furniture
Cross
SSLUS
Panepes Champiniys
Shatiless Steel Bugeher
Hope Hardware
Vernon Whiten
J. L. Willwins & Sons Lbr. Co
Southern Lev & Utilities
Hope Bobcats Win 3 Cornered Track Meet at Ruhrman Field
Hope High School Bobcats triumphed in a three way track and field meet at Ruhrman Field, Texarkana, defeating Texarkana and Lockesburg with 67 points. Blackie Elliott led with wins in the 100 yard dash and broad jump, plus a second in the 220 yard dash, while Cargile of Hope captured firsts in row and high hurdles and contributed 13 points in individual scoring.
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Blackie Elliott
Hope High School Bobcats
Texarkana
Lockegburg
Ruhrman Field
Elliott
Cargile
Bobcats
Hope
Martin
Arkansas
Roebuck
Payne
Spraggins
Moore
Halter
Cornett
Turner
Madison
Broomfield
Tyrone
Rea
Lockesburg
McWilliams
Madison Hopes
Medellin
Tine
Vane
Jones Hopes
Vancell
Young
Play to Be Given Sunday at Church
A one act play titled A Million Jobs will be presented by the young people of First Methodist Church at 7 30 Sunday evening in observance of Anniversary day of young people s work in the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The cast includes Mel Lane Carolyn Toland David Lane Elpert May Edith Lane Geroldine Van Sickle George Lane Wright Massey Bert Lane Steve Bader May Denton McCreary Kathleen Campbell Mrs Mc , Mabel Bar Un Mrs Bream Colin Cargile sheriff Howard Barum Marion Smith Kim White Edward Lester Mike Milburn and Mrs Edwin Ward with leadership from the Fires Methodist church department. Dallas News
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First Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mel. Lane
Carolyn Toland
David Lane
Elpert May
Edith Lane
Geraldine van Sickle
George Lane
Little Rock
L. £. N. Hundley
Blood Disease Is Italy Cuts Costs Fatal to a Child
Memphis girl Willie Mac Miller four died of leukemia after a valiant fight. She laughed and played to the end as thousands offered encouragement from across the country. Parents Mr and Mrs W B Miller carried her to hospital where she died at 4 43 pm after rapid decline. Rome Italy. The Mussolini government ordered sweeping reductions in rents and salaries to boost foreign market competitiveness. Rents cut 12 percent and government salaries 6 to 12 percent with other costs lowered. The plan marks a second nation wide deflation in three years and raises the bachelor tax to fifty percent for remaining single.
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Memphis
Tenn
Willie Mac Miller
W. B. Miller
Rome
Italy
Council of Ministers
Mussolini
Church Postpones Its Special School
The First Methodist church pastor announces the standard training school planned to start Sunday at 2:30 pm is postponed due to teacher travel and a conference meeting. Sunday services and Sunday school proceed, with a 7:30 pm sermon and a young people service and play. The second quarterly conference follows.
President Opposes Deposit Pay Off
Roosevelt signals opposition to the McLeod bank pay-off bill as new efforts emerge in Congress. A plan to block adjournment until the measure is dealt with gains momentum with petitions and procedural maneuvering. Legislative sparring centers on a $2500 limit on frozen deposits and party lines in Michigan.
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Washington
McLeod Bank
Roosevelt
Dingell
Michigan
Brown
Dyess Warns Arkansas Cities They Must Dig In
Arkansas relief chief W R Dyess told county officials in Hope that the new federal labor program will limit aid to towns of 5 000 population or more and that rural rehabilitation will target open country. He warned cities must match federal funds or face withdrawal of work relief and urged local taxes to support the program. He cited prior CWA spending, stressed the shift to smaller communities, and urged officials to act decisively to alleviate rural distress.
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CWA
Arkansas
Fediers
W. R. Dyess
Little Rock
Couty
Hope Hall
Dyess
Washington
Warner
Poyultion
Osce*ola
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas
Pine Bluff
Fort Smith
American Legion
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Update From New York
Cotton futures and stock quotations surface with May notices and modest gains while industry names and agricultural product prices appear in the market wrap. Trade items include American Smeller, Am Tel & Tel, and major firms like General Motors and U.S. Steel alongside live market quotes for cotton, eggs, hens, and poultry products.
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General Motors
Missouri Pacific
Standard Oil
N. J
U.S. Steel
Side Rock
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