Controversy Over Taxation and Press Policy
A historical tirade debates editorial stance and taxes, arguing newspapers must oppose favored pensions and sales taxes to prevent public money from pauper voters. It attacks Rosenberry bill, welfare critics, and claims government derives power from consent of property owners, urging open debate and defend editorial independence.
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Populkudan
Uepopulia
Nove
Core Harielledie
Coli van
Jian
Parpers
Citezens
Arkansas
Snid
Wyge
Rosenberry
Hill
Stele Welfare Commissioner
Weelbeseay
Joe
Mihtas
The
New York World
Negro Women Appeal Direct to President of U S
A fragmented passage shows Negro women directing an appeal to the President of the United States. It references the Department of Labor and a letter from an official, with garbled names and phrases indicating a formal petition or request routed through government channels.
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U.S
Athanas
States Department of Lauder Heiter Gehan
Wied
Curtain Rises On Stage Show At Eight Tonight
A stage performance opens at eight with audience lines forming as the curtain rises on a dramatic event. The article references Adynee Hider and a sensual theme tied to an Aegean setting, noting preparations and a featured cast led by AL Northup.
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Bop
AL Northup
Restraining Order Issued Amid Oil Industry Controversy
A restraining order was issued affecting several parties tied to an oil concern. The order names clerks and various claimants tied to disputed actions and alleged misconduct in multiple jurisdictions including Ashley Cheat and nearby counties. The item notes court involvement and the parties’ roles in the broader industry dispute.
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Erdey
Dinsky Gareual
Sui
Otis Clerks
Tae Entioetors
Coon Colton Gras
Chaqubatinns Curenies
Catiparye
Welkee
Nochite
Fitiel
Jude feeGon
Ashley Cheat
Coluuptia Pease Hisor Miler
Gquiehita
Sevier Tel
Aysiah Cotntess
Fragmented OCR wars with garbled city brief
The readable text fragments describe a clipped city item with names and places rendered unclear by OCR. It mentions a council or committee, a date phrase, and scattered terms suggesting a local event or notice.
Auto Trade Code Measure Signed By Roosevelt
A Washington report states President Roosevelt signs a measure on auto trade code creation to study relations between manufacturers and dealers and to examine price fairness and coercion claims. The measure asks the Automotive Commission to assess dealer opportunities for fair profit and industry practices.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Relatios
Hanween Iutomobile
Clawoutaetigers
Better Homes Week Planned in Hope Area April 24 30
An executive Better Homes Committee met to map county wide events for National Better Homes Week April 24 through 30. County leaders and chairmen across Hope outline tours, exhibits, and programs in city hall and local schools with plans for a county tour on April 28 and a morning program on April 24.
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Hope City Hall
Better Homes
Amie
National Better Homes
Melva Bullington
Bet+ for Homes
Qumuunees
Jamativon
Albert Graves
Fred 2. Harrison
A. J. Washburn
Kelly Bryant
John S. Gibson
Geo. W. Ware
Geo. Ware
Beryl Henry
B.E. Austin
Evanity
Rotary
Roy Anderson
Kiwanis
Herndon
Bay View
Dora Wortham
Allen
Carroll Sehooley
Spring Hill
Gladys Yokem
Melrose
A. G. Zimmerly
Hinton
EB. Adams
Bellow
J. L. Ley
Hopewell
J. J. Spruell
Washington
TJ Beek
BleNab
T. C. Lee
Columbus
Myx
Tom McCorkle
Old Liberty
HL. Bristow
Mr. Pleasant
Dildy Porterfield
Oak Grove
Eula Woodt
Bingen
Rupert Chambers
Bright Star
GO. A. McKnight
Green Laseter
J. ‘T Cumbie
Nebo
John Lata
Bruce Chapel
N. A. Simith
Ruby Hubbard
Gro. W. Ware
Hope
Wi Mh
George Ware
City Hall
Ruling On Wine Powers Clash With McCarroll Decision
LITTLE ROCK The Attorney General ruled that Commissioner McCarroll exceeded authority when he issued a March 17 regulation prohibiting native wines on Sprontines where sold. Assistant Attorney General Millard Alford said the 1995 drought law gave authority to regulate intoxicants but exempted wines.
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Little Rock
McCarroll
Assistiant
Millard Alford
William J. Driver Seeks Re election in Arkansas House race
In Little Rock William J. Driver a longtime Arkansas congressman seeks another term in the United States House representing the First District. He pledges to continue his conservative record and work with fellow legislators to advance district priorities.
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Tittle Rock
Oren
Arkansas
Penethes
Fe Eleva
Ute Hirst
Thoughtful Wardward Keeps Silent As Leaders Meet
An unclear report notes a figure named Wardward attending a meeting with Hons Duart and WH peeiies while discussions focus on Tilleisen. The fragment hints at a formal or ceremonial gathering with limited readable context and no firm outcomes.
Committee Favors Floodway Measure In Louisiana Move
The senate committee endorsed a government bill authorizing immediate construction of the Morganor floodway in Louisiana. An amendment added funding or oversight for Arkansas levee improvements.
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Louisiana
Washington
VPI
Senate Commdetes Committee
Arkansas
Easter Parade Contest for Hope Area Camera Fans
The Hope Camera club seeks amateur photographers to capture the Easter parade on Sunday. Submit glossy prints vest-pocket size or larger by 6 pm Monday after Easter. Prizes total at least 10 dollars with 5 for first, 3 for second, 2 for third and 1 for each additional picture used.
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Hope Camera Club
Star
Star Office
ANY Hope Business
Easter Service In Hope Promises Interdenominational Sunrise
The second annual Easter sunrise service in Hope offers two chances to gather. The event is planned as a citywide religious service to unite residents and cooperating churches. The service will avoid clashing with regular church meetings and aims to magnify the Risen Christ, obscuring sectarian lines in worship. Continued on Page Three.
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People of
100000 Threat Against Executive
W P Kenney president of the Great Northern Railway received a $100000 extortion note threatening his life after failing to meet demands. Federal agents railroad detectives and police in Minneapolis and St Paul tracked the case while the note’s origin remained undisclosed. Separately German scientists reported substitutes for cotton and wool using hemp.
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St, Paul, Minn
W. P. Kenney
Great Northern Railway
Twin Cites
H. M
F. P
Minneapolis
Sheriff Wins Verdict in Bearden Case Over Execution Papers
A Hempstead circuit jury awarded Sheriff Jim Bearden and his bond men damages after Mrs. Willie E. Beauclair sued for 1000 dollars claiming failure to serve execution papers on Ed Lowe. The jury later heard Horace Vines’ case for stealing a Department of Transportation auto, with remaining docket items moved to July term.
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Hempstead
Jim Bearden
Willie E. Beauclair
Beauclair
Ed Lowe
Pha Star
Ralph Bailey
Lowe
Circuit Clerk’s
Circuit Clerk
Bearden
Horace Vines
State Highway Department
Baylor Band to Appear in Texarkana Friday
Baylor Band from Baytor University Godden Wave will perform in Texarkana Texas High School auditorium Friday night. Payton Kalb son of Dr and Mrs Kalb of Hope will attend with Hope boys band director Thomas Cannon and several local band members. Leather experts from the United States estimate annual value around 18 million.
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Baytor University
Godden
Tewxark
Kana
Texas
Payton Kalb
A. C. Kall
Hopehomas Cannon
Hope Boys
Roosevelt Seeks 7 Billion Recovery Bill to Congress
President Roosevelt proposed a 7 billion recovery program to Congress, layering 5 billion in federal spending and lending and 2 billion in bank expansions. The plan, divided into three groups, aims to lift national income and spur an upward spiral with support from WPA FSA NYA CCC RFC and other agencies. It calls for large allocations to housing public works flood control public buildings and private credit measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United National Will
WPA
FSA
NYA
CCC
RFC
United States Housing Authority
Roosevelt outlines recovery plan with large funding request
President Roosevelt prepared to ask Congress for recovery and relief funds totaling 2.75 billion dollars, detailing a program to boost credit and small business finance. The move followed Federal Reserve steps to add 750 million to bank credit and a simplification of Securities regulations, as Catton prices rose in New Orleans on stronger demand. Senator Glass and other leaders signaled cautious but cooperative reception, with remarks hinting at forthcoming votes.
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Federal Reserve Board
Security Commission
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Congressional Appropriations Committee
Glass
Dem. Va
Senate
Barkley
Bath Houses
Ee Eee
Alee Ag
Cotton Prices Rise on May Opening in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton market opened on Thursday with May 71 cotton at 883 rising to 9.04 by close. Spot option closed steady, up 26 points with middling at 924.
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New Orleans
Thurdsyn
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Arekansas
State Department of Labor
Jepant
Revard Crowns
City Tall
Tubby
Wits
Gelly
Reorevel
Dle
Rovery
Ganphedd
John Nance Garver
William G. Bankheat
Munsey
Athen Barkley
Sam Mayburn
House
Morganthaus
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Daniel Bell
Harry L. Hopkins
Nathan Straus
Interior
Ebert K. Burlows
Harold Ickes
Stewart McDougld
John H Haynes
Tive
John Hodfaynes
Pike County
Hope Public
Unio University
Jackson, Tenn
Ie Thin Sue Lex
Brothers
Ever Marriad
Haynes Aves
Hope Masonic Lodge
South Main Street
W. OH. Hamilton
May Hervey
Rentton
Luthe Sinpleton
All of Hope
Gus Haynes
Ope
Greening
John W
Richadill Ifenry
Taylor
Robert Wilson
C. C Spragins
Lo B. Uwigg
Hanovary
Vol
Sid Reed
Blick
O. Brilewell
J. Ly Goudbar
William J. Driver
Fellows
Longear Easter Egg Manufacturing Co
Hope Area
Baylor
Texarkana
United States
CCG
Catton Sears
Catton
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