Tornado Hits Benton Arkansas Two Killed and Dozens Hurt
A Friday night tornado ripped through Benton Arkansas damaging numerous homes and injuring many. Fatalities included Herman Zinn 56, and Maxie Zinn 12, with multiple others hurt or missing. Property losses were estimated in the thousands as the storm smashed streets and knocked out power.
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Benton
Ark
Atden Atiwe Lend
L. B. White
Herma Zin
Maxie Zinn
Benton Hospital
Glenwood
Arkansas
Machinery Exports See 20 Percent Drop This Spring
American machinery value falls about twenty percent as shipments abroad decline during the spring period, reflecting weaker demand and export activity amid evolving market conditions.
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Washington
I fear God said ext to God I chiefly fear tin
An obscure utterance echoes religious sentiment as a speaker asserts fear of God, contrasting fear with other concerns. The fragment hints at devotional focus and reverence without clear context or event details.
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Tin
Ubt
Saadi
Civil Rule Restored in Madrid After Nine Months
Madrid, Spain. Civil rule was restored to the capital Saturday after nine months of martial law. General Jose Minja, who held virtual dictatorial power, was limited to military affairs to free him for the war front. A democratically owned government representing anti fascist parties took office. Heavy rains offered relief from 12 days of artillery. Insurgent forces pressed toward Bilbao as reinforcements moved from San Sebastian.
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Madrid
Spain
Jose Minja
Varios
Hendaye
Rance
San Sebastian
Bilbay
Flu
Emilia Mola
Bilbao
Mulbitary
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
LONGVIEW Texas veers into economic talk about public debt and taxes as residents call for practical fixes. The column imagines reducing grand projects, boosting gardens, and exploring new energy ideas while noting future postage price changes. It cites U S freight tonnage and a large share tied to produce.
No. 4 to Get New Gravel in Nevada
A Nevada county line to Rosston section of Highway No 4 will be resurfaced with gravel and placed in goo condition. Charles O Thomas state highway department engineer in charge of the Hope District Three office announced the plan. The department approved a nine mile gravel addition from Hempstead line east to Hosston at an estimated cost of 6940 dollars. Work starts within ten days per Thomas.
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Hempstead
Nevada County
Rosston
Charles 0. Thomas
State Highway Department
Hope District Three
Hosston
Thontys
Not Going to Buy A Car Karlson Estate Twist
Karl Karlson a frugal cabinet maker and his wife Ava discuss a fortune left by a distant Swedish relative. The ad promised heirs details and a New York lawyer seeks the rightful descendants. The couple contemplates a lavish purchase sparked by the unexpected inheritance. Continued on page two.
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Karl Karlson
Karl
Ava
Anna
George
Childver
Amy
Ain
Smine
Sweden
Kurl Kaclson
Kurt
New York
Rodriguez Directs Outlawed Gold Shirt Faction From U S
El Paso report profiles Mexican exile Gen Nicolas Rodriguez leader of the Gold Shirts. He claims 800000 followers and plans a peaceful march on Mexico City to protest socialism, while denying fascist ties. He says he will defend Mexico against communism if needed.
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EL Paso
Texas
NEAI
Nicolas Rodriguez
Mexico
Cardenas
Rodriguez
United States
México
Plutarco Calles
Los Dorados
Mexico City
Russia
Aerian Revolucionaria Mexicanista
A.R.M
Obregon
U. S
California
McNell Island
Lesent Cardenas
Fuergas Vivas
Gold Shirts
Fourney
Routon and Van Sickle Lead Hope Band in State Tourney
Bill Routon and Wallace Van Sickle of the Hope Boys band placed in the opening day state band contest at Little Rock. Routon took second in clarinet among 10 players, Van Sickle seventh in cornet among 15. The 45 Hope Band members were ferried by Missouri Pacific train with chaperons and support from Hope civic groups and merchants funding the trip.
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Routon
van Sickle
Bill Routon
Wallace van Sickle
Hope Boys
Little Rock
Hope
Paris
van Buren
Conway
Helena
Magnolia
Texarkana
Russellville
Harrison
Camden
Bend
Smackover
DeWitt
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
Fort Smith and Gordon
Hope Band
Missouri Pacific
C. Cook
Harry Segnar
Leon
Bundy
Ruel Oliver
J. 3. Honeycutt
Buck Oliver
Fred Lick
Wi C, Bruner
Luther Garner
J. F. Smith
Ralph Rouson
Beryl Henry
City of Hope
Hope Rotary Club
Hope Kiwanis Club
Jim Bearden
Temple Cotton Cil Co
Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
Hope Merchants
Relaxation Also Taught in School
Modern activity schools have added a fourth r to the curriculum relaxation. On rugs and mats brought from home the youngsters stretch out at ten and after lunch. They sleep better at night and are more receptive to teachers, says Dr. Robert K. Speer, an exponent of the plan. Rest periods were adopted, he says, to combat overstimulation of ac
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Lydia Gray Shaw
Rew York
Robert K. Speer
What Would You Do Golf Etiquette Qs and Answers 1937
A 1937 NEA Service What Would You Do station offers etiquette guidance. Questions cover pace of play, holding up the group behind, proper attire including high-heeled shoes, talking during a partner’s shot, tipping caddies, and spectator behavior toward referees with answers outlining courtesy and accepted practices.
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NEA Service. Ing
Gable Accuser Convicted by Federal Jury
Violet Wells Norton, a 47 year old Englishwoman, was found guilty by a federal court jury of misusing the mails to claim film star Clark Gable fathered her illegitimate daughter. The jury acquitted her on a conspiracy charge after about two hours of deliberation. Gable testified he never met Norton or England in 1922-23. Judge Cosgrave set May 3 for sentencing. Norton may seek probation to travel abroad. Norton’s daughter Gwenda-Lyne showed visible distress as Norton left the courtroom with her.
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Los Angeles
Violet Wells Norton
Clack Gable
Norton
England
Maurice Lavine
Gwendaline
Gable
Oregon
George Cosgrave
Lavine
Mrs. Norton
Stainless Steel for New Statues
Paris reports Russia is constructing stainless steel statues for the international exhibit. Washington might replace bronze horsemen at busy intersections with steel figures. Pigeons have defiled bronze statues, turning green and unsightly. General McPherson on 1th street endures heavy pigeon attention, more than any other. A western senator’s office encounter reveals job-hunter activity and a pink note inviting access, with a continuation teased.
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Associated Press
Paris
Russia
Washington
General McPherson
1Th Street
McPherson
Audubon Society
Sherman
Georgia
Washington Senate Clears Path to Court Reform Talks
Frail committee disclosures show administration supporters pushing a compromise to win preliminary approval of a reorganization bill. Nine senators, about half the membership, indicated they would oppose the measure, while several remained noncommittal. Even a tie would leave the outcome uncertain.
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Washington
Divorce Ends Barrymore and Barrie Farcical Romance
Elaine Barrie wins a divorce from John Barrymore after a tumultuous marriage marked by jealousy abuse and frightening outbursts. Barrie testified of a sullen husband who threatened her life and derailed social gatherings while Barrymore avoided court and offered little alimony or costs. Elaine plans to continue her acting career in Hollywood despite the split.
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Los Angeles
John ’ Barrymore
Barrie
Aginickman
Friday
Elaine
Courtrdom
Walter S. Gates
Barrymore
Achilles
Ariel
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Blaine
Jacobs
Brooklyn
Leo Scawner
Gates
Hollywood
Ministerial Alliance to Meet at 11 Monday
A special meeting of the Hope Ministerial Alliance will be held at 1 a.m. Monday in the pastor's study at First Baptist Church. All ministers are urged to be present. A farmer in Arkansas City reports a goose that lays double eggs about once a week, with an oversize egg containing two yolks.
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Hope Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist
Uose
Arkansas City
Kas
Fred Hoskins
Farmer West
Hospins
Cotton opens and closes steady in New Orleans at 13.08
In New Orleans on Saturday May cotton opened and closed at 13.08. Spot cotton finished steady with middling at 13.53.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
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J. T
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Accion Revolucionaria Mexicanista
Brown Turner
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Jaine Barrie
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