Woman's Auxiliary Presbytery Session To Close Friday
Mrs L Utle Montgomery led the Arkansas Synodical Quaschita presbyterial at First Presbyterian Church. Decor brightened the altar for mountain missions and schools as the annual Southern Presbyterian birthday offering backed this work. Rev J A Allen, missionary on furlough from the Belgian Congo, lectured on native arts, beliefs, and faith. The solo by Mrs Ward Dabney closed the service, with an attribution note on the hymn How Long Must We Wait. The session ended early with many members leaving.
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L Utle Montgomery
Arkansas Synodical
Quaschita
Belgian Congo
Africa
Allen
2Mira Aen
Saat
Ward Dabney
Motte Martin
George McKee
Hope
Clergy Dry Does and Bankers Wet
United States clergy are the dryest professionals while lawyers are among the wettest, per Literary Digest Prohibition Tolls. Clergy polls show 20 states dry, 16 wet, 2 even. 24,924 of 44,608 ballots favor continuance. Bankers lean wet, with 51,252 of 77,880 voting for repeal. physicians favor repeal by over 3 to 1, with Kansas most dry at 43.97 percent continuance and Delaware 92.07 percent wet.
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United States
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Bankers of
Nevada
Kansas
Delaware
Medical Fraternity
Rendrns
Trader Denies Bear Raiding Exists Now
Washington veteran Wall Street trader Matthew C Brush testified Friday to the Senate Banking Committee that short sales could depress the market under certain conditions but denied bear raiding has occurred recently. He said bear raiding does not exist now due to restrictions on short selling and dismissed concerns about his own short account.
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Washington (P
Wall Street
Matthew C. Brush
Senate Banking Committee
Bush
Former Arkansas Man Found Dead in Longview
The body of Vander Martin Calling, 40, a former Hot Springs restaurant owner, was found in a room at a large house in Longview early Thursday. A physician said he apparently died from strychnine poisoning. Calling left a note saying he had only 29 dollars and did not care to linger, addressed to Uncle G. W. Condiff of Allen, Texas. The body was held pending word from relatives who were notified.
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Longview
Vander Martin Calling
Hot Springs
Ark
Calling
G. W. Condiff
Allen
Tex
Lipsey Exonerated In Theft Attempt Near Prescott
L. H. Lipsey a former newspapersian and aviator from Fine Bluff was cleared of any connection to a attempted safe breaking at the M System store in Prescott Wednesday night. Sheriff EB H. Weaver released Lipsey after investigations in Prescott Thursday afternoon. Police later received word from Ping Gruff that Lipsey was wanted for delinquent payments on a material he allegedly took from Fine Bluff. A 1931 Chevrolet deluxe coach was traced to Camden, Lipsey then traveled to Prescott and Hope by train before leaving Thursday night.
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L. H. Lipsey
Fine Bluff
Prescott
EB. H. Weaver
Heven County
Lipsey
Ping Gruff
Lpisey
Camden
Hope
Pine Bluff
Kiwanis Club to Visit Spring Hill Friday Night
Kiwanis members will hold their first goodwill visit of the year at Spring Hill Friday night, April 2. All residents are invited to attend a varied program of music and talks on important subjects, starting promptly at 7 o clock in the Spring Hill school building. Kiwanis will depart Hope for Spring Hill at 7 40 after their weekly meeting. Dewey Hendrix leads arrangements for the goodwill tour. Two communities will visit each month according to current plans.
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Satlock
Kiwanfang
Spring Hill
Dewey Hendrix
Cach Pronth
First Baptist Church Hope Holds Sunday Meeting
The First Baptist Church of Hope will hold a Sunday morning business meeting on April 24 at 12 oclock. A call for a pastor will be discussed if members wish. The pulpit committee plans to present a proposal to the congregation with no preaching scheduled at this hour and all members urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church of
Law Lags Behind Medicine in Mental Health Approaches
Hope physician Dr. A C Kolb told Hope Rotary diners the U S lags behind Mexico in treating criminal defendants with mental illness. He described psychiatric court involvement and noted various abnormal types including excitable individuals and Kraepelin’s classifications.
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United States
A. C. Kolb
Hope
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow
Kolb
Mexico
Terrell Cornelius
Chub
L. Carter Johnson
Jim Henry
Frank Ward
Nick Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Alex. Hy Washburry
Ben Willams
Ashdown
Jand
A. A. Gentry
Kolh
Kraepelin
Germany
Highway Roster to Be Cut 80 Percent in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK. The state highway department will reduce staff by about 100 as part of a bond refunding act. The department’s annual appropriation drops from 250000 to 100000 dollars, or 8233 monthly. Most layoffs occur by May 1, with 200 employees cut in a year. Road maintenance funds are set at 3 million, but bond interest and retirement consume nearly 7 million first.
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Little Rock
State Highway Department
Dwight H. Blackwood
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Fish Attacks House Ways and Means Over Bonus Plan
Representative Fish of New York charged the Ways and Means Committee with lack of nerve and leadership for not advancing legislation to meet the economic crisis. He urged a one billion dollar bond issue for a two year program to keep the people employed.
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Washington
Representative Fish
New York
House
Ways and Means Committee
Governor Refuses To Pardon Mooney
California Governor James Rolph rejected all efforts to pardon Tom Mooney, the ex labor leader convicted in the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing. The decision ends years of debate with Rolph citing Mooney's guilt and fair trial.
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Rolph
Matt J. Sullivan
State Supreme Court
Sullivan
Louis Byington
Daniel 2. O'Brien
State Department of Penology
Mooney
James J. Walker
New York
Roon Mooney
Anha
Tom Mooney Moulder
James B. Holohan
San Quentin Penitentiary
Blunt
Prohibition Referendum Talks and Press Chief Critique
Bulletin recounts F Scott McBride pledging dry forces to meet a prohibition referendum in favor of statewide popular vote. It also notes John B Chapple calling his state the fronting trenches in a DAR speech against rancor. Capone seeks Supreme Court review of Seventh Circuit tax evasion conviction. Civil War general J Warren Kelifer dies at age 92.
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Washington
F. Scott McBride
John B. Chapple
Ashland
Wisconsin
al Capone Friday
Supreme Court
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Child Found Near Brewer ton Linked to Lindbergh Case
Syracuse police investigated a hot tip about a child resembling Charles Lindbergh’s kidnapped son. They found a child on a farm near Brewerton, brought to the city with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott claiming to be grandparents. The child was named Arthur LaFaullt.
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Syracuse
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Jubiar
Brewerton
Harry Scott
Arthur LaFaullt
Britain’s Tariff Wall Complete
London reports that a total duty of 2 percent will be imposed on most manufactured goods imported into Great Britain after April 25. Recommendations of the Import Duties Advisory Committee set duties ranging from 15 to 30 percent for various goods, with specific rates for iron and steel and semi finished steel to curb imports for at least three months.
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London
Great Britain
Nine Sentenced by Circuit Judge in Washington Case
Circuit Judge Dexter Bush ordered nine people sentenced in Washington. Irvin Burns received one year for manufacturing liquor and two related counts. Elly Mills got ten years for second degree murder. others faced terms from one to two years for burglary, grand larceny, assault with intent to kill, or confinement in industrial school. Some sentences run concurrently.
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Dexter Bush
Washington
Irvin Burns
Lee Ratliff
Coleman Smith
Jack Dixon
Elly Mills
Archie Marshall
Calvin Tefteller
Byron Simpson
Ed Mimms
Ford Tudor Model Shown In Hope by Auto Company
A new eight cylinder Ford Tudor coach with sleek lines and fine upholstery is on display in Hope. Demonstrations highlight strong power and smooth gear shifting via syncro mesh transmission for up or down shifts with no crash or noise. This is the second model of the new line shown in Hope following a four door sedan.
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Hope Auto Company
United States
Mrs Ralph Routon Delivers Piano Numbers at Club Meeting
Mrs Ralph Routon of Hope appears Sunday morning at the 6th district Annual meeting of the Business and Professional Women's clubs in Pine Bluff. She is a delegate from the Hope club and will play several of her own piano compositions during the program.
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Ralph Routon
Ralph Mouton of
Hope
Business and
Professional Business Women's Clubs
Pine Bluff
Cambridge Police Arrest Ringleaders After Harvard Squeeze
Early Friday Cambridge police arrested a group connected to a surge of student disturbances at Harvard and Radcliffe. Officers reported hundreds of students occupied dorms and valitories, tearing items from storage as a crowd gathered at Harvard Square. The police state forces dispersed the scene and the event ended without further violence.
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Eigh
Cambridge
Harvard
Harvar
Scales Cleared as Jury Recommends Acquittal in Bank Holdup Case
MEMPHIS reports Herbert Scales of Dallas a social leader cleared by a jury after key alibi testimony from his mother Mrs. Margaret Scales and other witnesses. Despite pending Texas robbery charges, prosecutors withdrew recommendations. Scales plans to depart for Dallas while asserting political enemies conspired against him.
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Memphis
Herbert
Dallas
Atte
Phil Wallace
Scales
Ralnold
Margaret Scales
Houste Tex
Athle
Swales
Arnold
Gerber
Operation Stops Hiccough Attack In Russellville
In Russellville Arkansas a prolonged hiccough episode afflicting Mrs Ea Frice aged about 30 ended after she underwent a gall bladder operation. The ailment had persisted for over a year before the procedure provided relief.
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Russellville
Ark
Ea Frice
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Home Mission
Literary Digest
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Pialme
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Continental Congress
Daughters of American Revolution
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Washington, D. C
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
Russell Willam Magne
Holyoke
Mass
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Arkansas
Fanny
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Pat
Davis Paran
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St. Paul
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New’ York
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Minn
Minnesota
Cane
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Frieda Bremer
Otto Bremer
St. Paulbanker
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Minneapolis
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Wemnemp
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Ohio
J. Warren Kelfer
Britain
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