Sweet Potato Test Yields Improve for Arkansas Farmers
Results from five years of sweet potato trials at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station under G. W. Ware show Porto Rico and Nancy Hall as top general purpose varieties, with Triumph heavy but less desirable for table use. Fertilizer at 1000 pounds per acre of 5-10-5 raises yields about 114 bushels and $18 in value per acre. early setting and closer planting boost jumbo yields. large slips outperform small ones. bed forming with a small medium potato beats strings. full results available at Hope station or from local county agents.
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Fruit and Ueck
Arkansas
G. W. Ware
Porto Rica
Nancy Hall
Hope
Lawyer Declares NRA Unconstitutional In Noted Talk
Vanderbilt law dean E C Arnold addressed the Little Rock Bar Association on the constitutionality of the NRA. He stated the group could not be declared constitutional unless the Supreme Court reverses its longstanding stance, and he planned to exclude certain federal recovery act questions from his discussion.
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Little Rock
E. C. Arnold
School of Law
Vanderbilt University
Little Rock Bar Association
NRA
United States Supreme Court
Constitutional debate over NRA powers and June expiration
A discussion centers on a voluntary industry agreement and NRA licensing expiring June 16. Dean Arnold notes constitutional obstacles and cites court decisions. supporters argue for general welfare and commerce clauses or emergency powers, while urging amending the constitution to include recovery machinery if unconstitutional. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs N C Furtle burning out, and visits from Ivey Mitchell and Bill Fincher to Waterloo and Centerville.
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NRA
Dean Arnold
Local Callers Visit Nearby Residents
Rocky Mound residents Mrs. John Bill Jordan and Mrs. Andy Jordan spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Florence Fincher and Miss Farlee Boswell. Doris Yarbrough and E O Rogers called on Mrs. Bar to Bearden Friday afternoon. Nolen Lewallen of Green Laster spent the weekend with her parents.
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Otis Purtle
Warren Pickard
Bill Fincher
John Bill Jordan
Andy Jordan
Florence Fincher
Farlee Boswell
Doris Yarbrough
E. O. Rogers
Bar
Bearden
Nolen Lewallen
Green Laster
Cardus shown to relieve monthly pains for women
Mrs. Ray Chandler of Cusseta Alabama testifies Cardus eased severe monthly cramps and renewed strength after regular use. She says Cardul straightened her out and made her feel 100 percent better. Thousands of women report benefit though physicians should be consulted if no improvement.
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Cardus
Eladt
Ray Chandler
Cusseta
Ala
Cardul
Air Lines to Sue Postmaster General Farley over contracts
Boeing Air Transport Inc National Air Transport Pacific Air Transport and Varney Air Lines, all United Aircraft and Transport subsidiaries, plan DC Supreme Court suits alleging Postmaster General Farley personally voided airmail contracts without notice or hearing, denying due process. The moves accompany broader push for an aviation policy study and commission.
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Washington P
Karl A. Crowley
Post Office Department
Farley
United States
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Dern
Army Air Corps
Boeing Air Transport Inc
National Air Transport Inc
Pacific Air Transport
Varney Air Lines. AM
United Aircraft & Transport Inc
James A. Farley
William J. Donovan
Bank Robbers Get Million a Year in Nationwide Losses
In SPRINGS Ark a report to the American Bankers association notes fewer robberies but highlights 217 total bank attacks in six months and 340 in the year. It cites 203 crimes reported, $20,090,000 paid for insurance, and urges swift federal legislation. The report lists casualties, robberies by community size, and shifts in daylight versus night raids.
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Hor Springs
Ark
Ntive Council
Ancrivan Bankers Association
James
Baum
Protection Committee
United States
Committee For Investigation
Hank
Bank Bank | Dil
Farmer Held for Whisky Hijacking
PRESCOTT Ark Earl Coleman age 40 farmer north of Prescott faced a hearing before Justice W Z White on a charge of robbing Wille and Charlie White farmers 12 miles south of Prescott of 1000 recently He was held to the grand jury under 1000 bond The White brothers said Galena and Cecil Martin of Longview Texas offered to sell them 1000 gallons of whisky for 1 a gallon and Coleman and Martin took their money with a gun Martin a suspect lived near Booneville and then Longview Texas He was not apprehended Coleman testified that he went to the White farm with Martin who sold the Whites a machine He said the machine would make counterfeit $20 bills They paid 750 for the machine Coleman was arrested at Opelousas La after calling Sheriff Arlice Pittman who traced and located him there.
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Prescott
Ark
Earl Coleman
W. Z. White
Wille
Charlie White
White Brothers
Galena
Cecil Martin
Longview
Texas
Coleiius
Martin
Guins
Coleman
Booneville
Opelousas, Li
Arlice Pittman
Alexandria
Opelousas
Rustie Advocates Home Savings in Dialogue with Vicar
In a Montreat Gazelle exchange, Rustie defends keeping money at home like his father, arguing it preserves principal while the vicar notes lost interest. Rustie adds a sly remark about another method, suggesting a six dollar extra approach.
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Rustie
Lome
Vicar
Montreat Gazelle
Child Answers With Illustrated Card About Heaven
A Sunday scene shows a daughter returning from school with an illustrated card. The parent asks about it and the child replies the card is “just about heaven,” reflecting a simple, whimsical exchange from The Bee Hive.
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Julia Boyd
Park Avenal
New York
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U.S
Ruff Boyett
Stummer Resort
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Hanes Knitting
Winston-Salem, N.C
Bove
Wonderwear
Wm. R. Moore
Memphis
Luckies
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Tay Taile Beller
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Hanks Underwear
KE. Less & Co
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