Country Doctor film wows Saenger three day run
ALEx H Washburn lauds The Country Doctor at Saenger for a three night stand through Friday. The Canadian North Woods tale mixes thrill with comedy as Slim Summerville and the Dionne births scene drew laughter and gasps from audiences. NEA promoted the film nationwide and credits its popularity to the famous medical story.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Saenger Theater
NEA Servier, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Dionne Sisters
NEA
Service
Dionne Pictures
Hollywood
North Woods
Dionne
Papa Dionne
Slim Summerville
Saim Summerville
Alcohol Refinery to Aid Agriculture Started in Kansas
The Chemical Foundation of New York begins a test project in Atchison to produce 10,000 gallons daily of anhydrous grain alcohol for blending with gasoline. Baylor Manufacturing will operate the plant, selling output to the foundation of Kansas. early buyers expect 25 cents per gallon, with by products used for cattle feed. Dr. B. Gurney of Yankton, S D, is a buyer proposing 2,000 gallons a day, signaling growing interest in motor fuel experiments using alcohol blends.
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W. Glakeslee
Associated Brass Science
Atchison, Kan
United States
Atchison Chapter of Commerce
Bel
the Chemical Foundation Inc
New York
Wal
Baijor’ Manufacturing, Company
Midlwest
Meyathena
Chemical Foundation
Chemical Foundation of Kansas
Art Organization
New Foundation
Kansas
Chats
Kaunas Chemical Foundation
B. Gurney
Yankton
Gurney
Fire Outbreak Interrupts Selma Auction Scene
A chaotic fire erupted at a Selma, Ohio auction scene as a flood of flames swept from Howard Holloway’s house. Firefighters battled the blaze, the structure burned to the ground, and bidders reportedly resumed activity once the flames were under control.
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Selma
Ohio
Allie
Howard Holloway
Real Estate Faces Revival After Extended Cycle
Roy Wenzuck of St. Louis told a Little Rock Real Estate Bond meeting that a real estate cycle takes 15 to 25 years from sub normal prices to boom and that a revival is inevitable. He argued vacancies were low during the 1920s boom and overbuilding did not cause the depression, predicting stabilisation and higher interest in real estate as housing needs and rents rise to enable new construction.
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Little Rock
Roy Wenzuck
St. Louis
307 732 Cars Per Day on State Roads
A traffic survey by the Highway Department and the United States Bureau of Public Roads shows an average of 1,17,782 vehicles of 4 hypes travel the state road system per 24 hours. The survey estimates highway usage totals in vehicle miles and notes foreign cars, tourist party stays, and truck traffic composition. Foreign cars average 18.7 percent of total traffic, with annual foreign fuel use and tourist stays totaling millions of vehicle days and person stays. Trucks account for 14.2 percent of traffic, with single unit and tractor trailers making up the majority of truck movement.
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Little Rock
Vic Highway Department
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Department
Theotal
Torrs
Arkansas to begin state and federal pension payments
State Welfare Commissioner Charles Andrews announced June 1 as the kickoff to old age pension payments in Arkansas funded by federal and state matched funds. He estimated about 9,000 Arkansans would receive pensions starting that month with total monthly payments near nine dollars for eligible recipients.
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Little Rock
Charles Andrews
Arkansas
Andrews
Threat to Kidnap Princes Revealed in Belgium
BRUSSELS Belgium A threat to kidnap the king’s children was disclosed on Thursday after the arrest at Siege of an 11 year old former convict Nicholas Elsen.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Nicholas Elsen
Roosevelt Victory in Illinois as Knox Horner Triumph
Roosevelt wins Illinois with large Democratic showing while Col. Frank Knox and Gov. Henry Horner secure Republican votes. In 4,14 precincts Roosevelt unopposed with 1,112,402 ballots. Cook County adds 831,021. Knox Borah ticket leads Republicans with 696,264 across 5,877 precincts. Knox ahead with 95,281 in 600 of 7,426 precincts. Hayes hails Knox as victory for convention delegates. Mousses notes Knox potential Cleveland convention strength.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Henry Horner
Cook County
Knox
Wiliam E. Borah
Tdaho
Kiox
Roux Cenhenienmey
Edward A. Hayes
Kinwx
Senate contempt action Likely at hearing with witness Kurt Grunwald
Washington report says a witness in the Senate lobby committee hearing refused to answer questions, fueling speculation of contempt proceedings. Committee members planned to decide this afternoon whether to cite Kurt Grunwald, organizer for the Farmers Independence council, for contempt. In Wheeling West Virginia a gold communion cup stolen from a Polish Catholic church during a building reopening was reported recovered the day after a special prayer service.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Kurt Grunwald
Farmers Independence Council
Wheeling
W. Va
Luciano appeal yet to be decided by Eighth Circuit
Attorney General Carl B Bailey said on Thursday he had not been advised whether Charles Chucky Luciano's attorneys would file a petition seeking an appeal to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. The appeal would challenge Federal Judge Martineau's denial of a habeas corpus writ preventing Luciano's extradition to New York.
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Little Rock
Carl B. Bailey
Charles Chucky Luciano
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Martineau
W F Hutchins dies longtime Hope water plant night engineer
W F Hutchins life time resident of Hope and night engineer at Hope Water and Light plant for 15 years died at his home at 77 East Division Street. He was 53. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 pm at the family residence conducted by Rev Wallace Rovers and Rev Burt Webb. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery. He is survived by his widow and three children, plus a sister. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are named.
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W. F. Hutchins
Hope
Hope Water and Light Plant
East Division Street
Hutchins
Wallace 2
Rovers
First Baptist Church
Burt Webb
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Bucks
Rose Hil
Nic
Sio
Willis P. Hutchins, Jr
Touston
Texas
C. Cc. Chavey
Abbie Hutchins
Autrey Hollingsworth
Longview
Tulsi
Pallbedgers
Charles Taylor
Kendill Lemley
Herbert Lewallen
John Ghyea
Lee Graves
Ita Ribyytun
Hoourary Patliceaars
Arch Muurt
Jon D. Grown
Drew Phillips
Kanry Lumley
C. Crusage
Blevins Musical Show Friday at 7 30 PM
Students at Blevins High School will present a musical show Friday night. The event features a choir directed by Miss Doris Whatney and a band led by Dane Whit by, with a theater setting and a prize contest for attendees. Brazil’s coffee gift to Vienna is noted, but duties and transport costs are mentioned for delivery from Trieste.
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Blevin High School
Blevins High School
Doris Whatney
Dango Whitteh
Brazil
Vienna
Trieste
la Vleme
Washington Forms Scout Troop Under Elliott Leadership
Boy Scout troop organized in Washington with 19 enrolled. Norvell Kelly serves as scoutmaster, Jimmy May as assistant. Scout committee includes C. C. Stuart Finis Johnson and Rev Myr Robertson. Meetings set for Fridays in the old state capital building. Hope School board allows use of high school gym for training courses. Home Economics club to provide luncheon. Active roster lists George Robertson Buddy Stuart Janes Conway Lewis Lindy David Smedley Weldon Johnson Joe Jackson P Q Loveless John W Martin Thurston Hulsey Rosco Timberlake William P Rowe Charles Loveless Don Pilkin Agi Jon Barker Bernie Lie Eabaars Orvil Baker Charles Dudney Paul McCormick.
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Scot
Robert Elliott
Washington
Norvell
Kelly
Jimmy’ May
C. c. Stuart
Finis Johnson
Myr. Robertson
Old State Capital
Elliott
Hope School Board
Washington Boy Scout Troop
George Robertson
Buddy
Stuart
Janes S. Conway
Lewis
Lindy
David Smedley
Weldon Johnson
Joe Jackson
P. Q. Loveless
John W. Martin
Thurston Hulsey
Rosco Timberlake
William P. Rowe
Charles Loveless
Don Pilkin
Agi
Jon Barker
Bernie- Lie Eabaars
Orvil Baker
Charles Dudney
Paul McCormick
Quintuplets Born to Roumania Gypsy
Reported birth of malformed quintuplets to Mrs Maria Linguracu, a 25 year old gypsy in Transylvania near Hodos, with two boys and three girls. Police say they joined like Siamese twins and have little chance to live. Only the Dionne sisters have persisted longer than four days among documented quintuplets.
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Bucharest
Noumania
Oradco
Maria Linguracu
Hodos
Bilor
Transylvania
Dionne Sisters
Callander
American Medical Association
Diannes
Singing Convention at Patmos Sunday
A semiannual singing convention will be held at Patmos High School auditorium Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The program is expected to attract a large crowd and the public is invited.
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Tod
Patmos
Audinolumn
Cornerstone Laid by the President
President Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the new 12 million dollar Department of the Interior on Thursday. He urged renewed vigor for the New Deal’s conservation efforts and ongoing battles against opposition groups.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Two Killed Five Hurt in Spanish Riot Blast
In Madrid two people were killed and at least five wounded during clashes between mourners in a funeral procession for a slain policeman and workers on a government building project. The exchange of shots sparked the violence and injuries.
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Madrid
Spain
Unemployment Tax Law Upheld by New York Court
New York Court of Appeals upheld the states unemployment insurance law in a 5 to 2 decision finding no unconstitutionality in funding unemployment relief through employer payroll taxes. The ruling covers employers with four or more workers and excludes charity employment, with dissent arguing about class burdens and responsibility.
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Albany
New York State
Court of Appeals
Stekso
W. H. H. Chamberlain, Inc
E. C. Sterns and Co
Syracuse
State Labor Department
Frederick Crane
Ole
Shidae Irving G. Kubbs ii
Italy Demands Direct Negotiations on Peace
Italy presses for direct talks with Ethiopia over Harar and the rear offensive as the world contemplates the role of the League of Nations. France and Britain weigh collective security plans, with Sarraut warning the crisis could force withdrawal from the League if cooperation falters.
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Ib der the League
Italy
Iterranean
France
Vittorio Cerrutito
Pierre-Etiennedin
Lfii
Germany
Locarno
Sarraut
Albert Sarraut
Leas
Geneva
Reich
Rhineland
Nothi
Kee Sarraut
Arkansas Highway Funds Exhausted Forecast
LITTLE ROCK Chairman Dave Blooks of the State Highway Commission forecast that the seven million dollar federal allocation for Arkansas highway projects will be under contract by June 1. He said contracts would continue to be awarded every five weeks or more until the program is completed.
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Little Rock
Dave Blooks
State Highway Commission
Arkansas
Drunken Driver Is Free Drove Horse in New York
John Milligan beat a drunken driving charge because he drove a horse rather than a powered vehicle. Magistrate Aurelio found little hope in the case, transferring it to Tombs Court where Milligan received one day for public intoxication. He argued the horse would obey traffic signals.
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New York
John Milligan
Jin
Thomas A. Aurelio
Impeachment Vote Scheduled Friday
Washington report says after four hours of secret deliberation the Senate did not vote on Judge Halsted L. Ritter's impeachment and adjourned to Friday. Senator Robinson announced Thursday's deliberations would continue with a Friday vote in open session.
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Washington
Senate
Halsted L. Ritter
Morida
Robinson
Arkansas
Cleveland Holland files Senate pledge in Little Rock
Cleveland Holland of Fact Smith fled his party pledge and paid his filing fee Thursday to run as a United States senator. A Cincinnati street railway director, AlbertS. Bug song, formerly a conductor, was noted as a longtime conductor on a Cincinnati horse car line. Lizzie Wyatt of Davidson county Ohio was mentioned in an unrelated note.
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Little Rock
Cleveland Holland
Smith
United States
Cincinnati
Alberts. Bugsong
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
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