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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
7
Senator Tfarriven of Mississippi introduces a measure to modify wartime bonus plans tied to certificate reevaluation. The proposal seeks to set a specific eligibility period and adjust the certificate structures while presenting to President Roosevelt for consideration.
Lawmakers weigh a complex veteran bonus bill with cited costs and benefits. Harrison defends the proposal amid debates on eligibility and long term fiscal impact, including 2 percent interest, maturity dates, and effects on future government funding. Hearings are set for Monday and Tuesday next week.
The industrial commission discusses proposed changes to part time work rules and employer contributions under a Wisconsin act. Amendments consider employee wage sharing, unemployment benefits, and fairness between full and part time workers amid legislative review, with committee members weighing future actions.
The Southern Association standings show Knoxville and New Orleans with mixed results against Atkina, Nashville, and Chattanooga. Late entries note darkness and postponed games while references to unemployment benefits and discharge terms appear to be part of unrelated text.
Lawrence Kansas crowd voices clash over campus social policy as union managers threaten fines for attending without a date. Joseph Sutton a junior in law challenges the rule urging adherence to a dating norm while campus leaders defend keeping tickets allocated to the Memorial Union Building. The dispute centers on whether men must pay for escorts and the impact on student activities and costs at the university.
Lawmakers clash over a proposed federal aid plan for pensions. Democrats note an amendment by Rep. Mayde and others, while Republicans push back against the administration's proposals. Debate centers on eligibility, funding, and the impact on the elderly and those unable to self support.
A chaotic political shakeup unfolds as multiple cabinet ministers resign amid arrests of senior state figures. The prime minister and justice minister suspended actions as the government realigns after a major security crackdown.
In Clark County a surge of legal action and vexing lawsuits roils Arkadelphia as juries resist massive awards. The chamber of commerce and officials appoint a coring to study the crisis while lawyers claim gains from cross county cooperation. The crisis shifts attention to property deeds and expenses tied to rising legal costs for taxpayers.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a charge described as dealing with a “beach of contenct” and a man connected to “sucking 83” while paying “thirts cents” for “singeing it” at three chinces, indicating a garbled legal or court record with unclear details.
In Clark county Arkadelphia industrial concerns ask action over costly litigation and generous verdicts. Liability firms complain lawyers profit while many companies threaten to relocate. A three member committee is appointed to investigate and report possible remedies with a final report due later this season.
The Tennessee Senate passed a bill to localize horse racing amid debate over an audit and past bans. Supporters argue racing could revive activity in a state with historic ties to the sport, while opponents highlight gaming concerns. The measure now needs House approval before adjournment.
WALKENSACK New Jersey. Mrs Lucille G Hey was sentenced Wednesday to from three and a half to ten years in jail for involvement in a murder plot against her husband. The accomplices Charles Mavei and Edward Priv received lighter terms after Mr Hey survived an attempted disposal.
The speaker noted Tennessee formerly had numerous breeding establishments and estimates the bill could raise about 1 million to 1.3 million dollars in revenue, targeted to support livestock and agricultural interests across the state.
Kenlewood, Hen, M Nard, Jabo appear in a fragmented Trenton area note. Readable parts hint at a local arts gathering or listing with several personal names and a venue reference. Further details are unclear from the OCR fragment.
Floyd Ferrell recounts severe pain and nervousness eased after using Cardui. He drank three bottles, claiming appetite and strength improved, nerves steadied, and energy returned. He urges others to try the remedy if it helps, noting many women testify to its benefits.
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