Paradox in today’s news on federal relief control
In Georgia and Louisiana, local bosses defy Washington for political gain over work relief funds while the administration claims the real fight is over federal control. The piece notes Ohio graft accusations against a Democratic governor and argues Washington should credit honest intent, though local politicians accuse federal meddling.
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George
Louisiana
Germany to Open Air Line From Berlin to New York City
Berlin's airship program gains prominence as Germany eyes regular passenger and freight service with the Graf Zeppelin and other dirigibles. The piece recalls wartime airship roles, losses, and postwar ambitions, citing the Graf Zeppelin as a globe-trotting symbol and noting American and British efforts and the fate of Zeppelins in conflict.
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Open Air Line
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New York City
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NER
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Hes
Planting of Feed Urged for County
County organizers in Hempstead urge a week of April 15 activities labeled Mead and Mood Week to promote feed and food production. Nine meetings by Progk BR Staley and county agents aim to guide farmers toward a farm food program, prioritizing staple crops and field gardens to stabilize prices and increase food availability.
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Aritisas
Hempstead
Louis
Progk BR
Staley
County Avent
Sime
Weaver Is Named City Physician and Other City Appointments
The new city council announced Dr. J. H. Weaver as city physician succeeding Dr. Don Smith. Marion G. Monroe retained his post as street commissioner. Mayor Graves named Dr. P. B. Carrigan to lead this year's mosquito control efforts with Missouri Pacific and PERA providing spraying labor. The council kept the license penalty at $1 and did not appoint a police chief or fire chief. Trash-hauler hiring applications were filed. no appointment made.
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J. H. Weaver
Weaver
Beady
Don Smith
Marion G. Monroe
Street Forge
Albert Graves
PB. Carrigan
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
PERA
Attend Meeting on Student Rule Eleven Hope Delegates Leave
Eleven Hope students travel Friday morning to Hot Springs for the annual convention of the Southern Association of Student Governments. About 500 delegates from southern states are expected. H. H. Haley, Hot Springs superintendent, gives the welcome, J. A. Lacson of Little Rock High speaks Friday afternoon. A banquet occurs at the Arlington hotel Friday night. Delegates include Patricia Duffie Willard Anderson Anaidean Westbrook Joe Wray E P Young Joy Katherine Simngs Mabel Barg ham Albert druwell Claude White worth Dorothy Buller Archie Chamblusa Glen Durham Mel BP Young accompanies the students.
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Hope
Hot Springs
Souuthtoh Association of
H. H. Haley
J. A. Lacson
Little Rock High School
Arlington Hotel
Patricia Duffie
Willard Anderson
Anaidean Westbrook
Joe Wray
E. P. Young
Joy Katherine Simngs
Mabel Bargham
Albert Druwell
Claude Whiteworth
Dorothy Buller
Archie Chamblusa
Glen Durham
Mel
BP. Young
Suit Will Decide State Succession
Acting Governor Woo Norrell and Speaker B Thorn prepare to argue in court over who is entitled to serve as chief executive, contending the constitution may be unclear who should hold the office in the absence of the governor and lieutenant governor.
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W. F. Norrell
Thorn
Woo Norrell
Hirve B. Thorn
Hans
County Allotment Is 13 026 Bales
County cut tab allotments were announced Saturday permitting Arkansas carriers to market 431 174 560 pounds of volatile tax free under the Bankhoud act this year. The announcement was made by Roy Reid, director of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture, following receipt of allotment figures from C. A Calb. (Continued on page text)
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Arkansas
Bankhoud
Tl Roy Reid
Des Stat Ashibition
Cof
Univery
Arkdneds Callege
Apricadtasy
C. A Calb. Ag
Social Security Bill Seen Passing Lower House
Congress and administration supporters push for quick passage of social security measures while the House resists striking a tax provision. A companion omnibus banking bill received its first Senate hearing as FDIC chief Crowley urged extending deposit insurance, alongside Farm Aid and tenant relief measures advancing through committees amid partisan debate.
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Washington
House
Burns
Senate Banking Committee
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Atkins Addresses Spring Hill Class at Spring Hill High
W S Atkins spoke at Spring Hill High Friday night as diplomas were to be awarded. The event included a processional invocation salutatory by Juanita Collins Dudley Huckabee Aubry McDowell and Harriet O Phillips with Hazel Putman and Gladys Johnson in roles. Atkins presented diplomas to graduates Ed Collins and Ben.
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W. S. Atkins
Hope
Dulmea
Spring Mil High School
Mie
Spring Hill School
Gladys Johnsor
Dudley Huckabee
Aubry McDowell
Haraee O. Phillips
Juanita Colls
Hazel Putman
Gladye Johnson
Ed Collins
Confession Clears Roy's Companion
Chief of Police Clarence Baker said Raphael Woodruff, 8, confessed to stealing an automobile found in his possession here Monday. The confession cleared Roy Jewell, 26, of Greedy Hill, South Carolina, who was held in jail since Monday. Woodruff said Jewell was a hitch-hiker he picked up near Oklahoma City after stealing the car at Guthrie. Jewell was released Friday morning. Woodruff, a Topeka youth, was taken to El Dorado for federal consideration and faces a hearing Friday.
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Raphael Woodruff
Woodruff
Roy Jewell
Greedy Hill
South Carolina
Baker
Jewell
Oklahom City
al Guthrie
el Dorado
Department of Justice
Ely Dorado
Stars May Never Be Actually Cold
A transcript of Dr. Wo FG Swann of the Barrel Institute speaking to the American Philosophical Society describes photon streams from stars as heat and light energy continually radiating away. He discusses a theory where star energy could reconstitute from a universal fog, challenging the view that stellar radiation has an inevitable end. The talk notes gaps in completion by atomic laws and hints at a possible mechanism for energy reentry, with references to vacuum and energy conservation concepts.
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Swann
Wolsda
Hix
Ady
ST Tech
Avibant Sas
Fey
Bbvintis
Protests Rise Over Germany Talks and Bulgarian Government Change
A vigorous protest against Germany over delayed interest payments to American holders of the Dawes ends on April 13. In Sofia, King Boris commissioned the government’s reshuffle to replace the resigned Petko Zlatev, appointing Andrew Foshetf Vriday to form the new administration.
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Germany
United States
Sofia
Boris
Ehvilin
Andrew
Fosehetf Vriday
Petko Zlateft
Easter Music at First Presbyterian Church Program
A musical program titled The Promise of Easter will be performed at First Presbyterian Church on Easter Sunday at vesper time. The announced lineup includes solos, choruses, and an offertory with Miss Helen McRae, Mrs Kate Holland, and Rev. Thomas Brewster among participants.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fred B. Halton
aKte Holland
Thoms Brewster
W. Y. Foster
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Messiah
Thomas Brewster
Orpan
Kate Holland
Mas
Wo ¥. Foster Jr
Atigs
Nedlie Porter
Eugene White
SH. Brisnt
B.C. Hyatt Mes
Dick Watkins
Buss
FN. Porter
JC Caldwell
R. W. Muldrow
Altus
N. T
Bells Silence for Good Friday Observance in Rome
In Rome hundreds gather as bells fall silent for Good Friday rituals. The service recalls Christ’s crucifixion with periods of meditation from noon to near sunset, ending in the church bell tolls and the promise of Easter resurrection.
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Rome
Kentuckian Hanged for Rape Charge
Smithland Ky. William De Boe, 23, a Paducah man, was hanged in the courthouse yard after a 45 minute speech to about 1500 spectators. He condemned the prosecutor and witness, argued the alleged miscarriage of justice, and taunted the complainant’s husband and wife before death. He had been convicted of attacking a storekeeper’s wife during a robbery.
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Smithland
Kentucky
William de Boe
Paducah
Marjorie Johnson
de Boe
de Roe
Rotary Nominates for Club Offices
Rotary nominating for Waveat July began at Kimeheon Friday in Hetwl Barlow led by J. R. Heney. Additional nominations will occur next Friday’s luncheon then annual election. Nominating slate includes Ray Anderson for president and vice president A. H L Washburly secretary Rev Thomas Brewster regular and Leon Carrington director with L Carter Johnson and Rev Fred Harrisson. Dick Watkins oversaw Friday’s program with Rey Anderson and L Cuvier Jobson in vacation talks. Dr. A C Kylb’s resignation from the club moves Lane Reek to begemy superintendent of the State Hospital, discussed by Secretacy Brewster. Friday attendees included George W Robiver, Hope, HoH Hanations, San Francisco, and Rev Edward W Harris.
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Ritagyel
Kimeheon
Asoon
Hetwl Barlow
J. R. Heney
Tigre
Ray Anderson
A. H L. Washburly
Thomas Brewster
Leon Carrington
L. Carter Johnson
Fred Harrixon
Tdick Watkins
Pridas
Rey Anderson
L. Cuvier Jobson
A.C. Kylb
Gemovella
Lane Reek
State Hospital
Secretacy Brewster
Uusts Fridky
George W. Robiver
Oly
Hope
San Francisco
Calif
Hdward W. Harris
Stamps
Federal shifts relief control among Georgia Louisiana and Ohio
Washington reports that Hopkins moved to take over relief administration in Louisiana and hinted at Georgia and Ohio follow ups. Ickes attacked Long and Talmadge, alleging political fights over public works and relief funds, while Louisiana and Georgia faced state supervision and project cancellations in a widening federal stance.
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Baton Rouge
Long
Public Works Administration
Senate
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Senator Long
Talmadge
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Ickes
Haliicsis
Talmade
Harry L. Hopkins
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Suite Highway Board
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Bepl
Tompkins to Address Prescott Bible Class
W. V. Tompkins of Prescott, member of the State Police Commission and law partner of C. McRae, will lecture to the Young Men's Bible class at First Methodist Church Sunday morning.
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W. V. Tompkins
Prescott
Chaitmin
State Police Commission
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