Roosevelt seeks end to tax exemptions on government income
President Franklin D Roosevelt asked Congress to remove prompt exemptions on income from all future government bond issues and on all government salaries. He argued exemptions stemmed from judicial decisions and could be eliminated by a short simple statute likely to be upheld by the courts. The move aims to simplify administration despite looming adjournment pressure.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Nashville District 10 Track Honors in Arkansas Meet
Nashville High School dominated the Arkansas District 10 Track and Field meet at Dalton athletic field. Senior division winners included Texathena and various events with Nashville scoring high in sprints and field events. Johnny Sutton led Texarkana with a state record throw in the shot put, while Garland and Hope posted top marks in their divisions.
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Nashville
RANA
ArhoCimeh
Nashville High School
Pers Butliday Affernoon
Dalton Athletic Field
Typers
Texathena Vna
Uiealliys
Pinier Gale
Mine
Eral
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Owilhe
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Plice
Garland
Wits
Sethoe
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Mai
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Tex
Diek J
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Ane Kawa
Dary
Ai Pentis
Hugh
Texarkana
Toutawa
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Gitar
Akerson
Hope
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le Ganedy
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Ewin
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Ertley
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Batyaniae
Cranhim Crackers Standout Odds At Tad Event
A garbled OCR recounts Cranhim Crackers in a Tad event with mentions of notable players and a hospital and Basie. The fragment references a sale price, a possible ticket issue, and a vote about a concert or show.
Melba Lee Russell Dies Noon Monday
Melba Lee Russell age 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bo Russell of Shower Springs died noon Monday at Silia Chester hospital after months of illness. Born in Boden County Nevada she moved to the area at age six and attended public schools, Hope High School, and Henderson State Teachers College. She was a sales clerk at Haynes Brothers store. Surviving are her parents two brothers James and DB Russell and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Wood Hamilton officiating. Burial will follow in Rose Cemetery.
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Mes
Bo Ras. Kel
Shower Springs
Eigil
Silia
Chester
Bodenw
Nevada
Haynes Brothers
Russell
James
Sinie Sue Hussell
Woor
Hamilton
Baril Wall
Urge Attendance at Citizens Camp in Arkansas
Residents urged to attend the Citizens Camp at Camp Joseph Tobiason near Hempstead County, Arkansas, from July 1 to August 17. Captain BoP Mera leads anti adina training with local volunteers. only three applications received, staff prepare supplies and literature for interested attendees.
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Hempstennd
Pealliwest Arkarsis
Joseph Tobiason
Cong Pike
Wee Measenberger
Bop Mera
Mier
Mekaddin
Me Wormerberger
Utility Rates Disclosure Ordered by Federal Court
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court upheld a state utility commission demand directing Arkansas Gas Co to file a schedule of rates charged at Hot Springs and Camden and 40 distributing plants. The decision aids the state commission in its bid to examine possible rate reductions. Thomas Fitzhugh, chair of the State Utilities Commission, says the ruling will help in the investigation.
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Thomas Fitzhugh
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas Department of Parlie
Arkansan Tans Gas Compsaty
Camden
Ark
Supreme Court
Diddaie
Coun
Little Rock
Thomas Fitehig
Conlation
Monchase
Arkansas Lou Ma Gas Company
Charges in Pennsylvania swirl around WPA probe
Federal inquiry expands as Attorney General Charles and other officials press Sunday statements. Allegations of political coercion and factional battles rise as investigators seek deeper access, with references to banks, bosses, and shielding actions amid the Rover tovals inquiry continuation noted.
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WPA
WRA
Generh Charles
Margioth
Bokeh
Aed Actile
Poowell
Jotn ” Kelly
Philadelphia
Chaar
Cotton Bank Opens May Market At SAGA Spatvottan
A May opening period sees New Orleans Cotton Bank debut censon and Mendis at an amterospel event. Spatvottan closes steady seven points as certelltery records footnotes.
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ORL Bank
Censon
Mendis
Saga Spatvottan
Certelltery
Better Homes Proclamations in Hope Arkansas 1988
County and Probate officials declare Better Homes Week in Hempstead County Arkansas from April 24 to April 30 1988. Albert Gases mayor of Hope urges citizens to support improved homes and community pride during the observance proclaimed by the city council.
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Waerers
Easter County
Arkiosiis
Iclusive
Ori
Aalans
Albert Gases
City of Hope
Arkin
Varue
Tanga
Better Homes Program Announced for Hempstead County
Miss Melva Bullington and George We Ware announce a county wide Better Homes program at City Hall on Thursday morning. The event includes rural reports, special music, demonstrations, and visits to local homes, with many community leaders listed among speakers and hosts.
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City Hall
Better Homes
Miss Melva
Bullington
County Better Homes Chainain
George We Ware
Woegiag
Wo Ry Banilten
Melva Bullington
County Better Homes
Wilbur D. Jones
Corneil
Wome
Wish Campaign
Bowen
Hope Chamber
Hempstead
Clifford da Suith
George W Wire
Melo Balliigion
Huns Ohwarniaan
Lawe
Lop
Neo
Garlind Darwin
Washington Roads
Haimne
Wil
Prank J. HM
Sypris Holky
Peroni
Mrs
Rey Ajider
Sto Magy Street
Miz
Chearge Waters Wall Lowel
Better Homes Week Awards Presented At Merchants Display
A local event announces Better Homes Week awards to be given highlighting practical window displays by merchants. The initiative promotes home improvement products and invites public interest with a poetic show featuring decorative exhibits and coordinated judging.
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Better Homes Week
Precynite de Specuel
Weiss
Apprardger
Softball Benefit Contest Tuesday At Local High Stadium
The first softball game of the season is set for Tuesday night at 7 45 under the high school stadium lights. Teams managed by Foy Hammons will wear varied attire for charity play, with two new players joining. Sheriff Jim Bearden is listed as one of the umpires and a concession stand will operate during the event.
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Ail Mes
Foy Hammons
Hope Boys
Ali Pine Bhatt
Arkadelphia
Thammons
Six Cases Heard in Court Monday
A chaotic court report lists six cases heard with defendants including Guasie Collis for assault and battery, Barry Wrotter for operating a car with improper teenen plea, and Maal Brigham among others. Each case mentions fines around $1 and various charges, reflecting a brief weekly court session.
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Allon
Jon Rubarks
Hronteenness
Guasie Collis
Long Court Fight Ends In Freddie Bartholomew Comeback
Hollywood youngster Freddie Bartholomew, age fourteen, returns from a long custody dispute won with Aunt Millicent, amid court orders over earnings and attorney fees later set aside. Off screen a year of freedom brought new experiences and a potential fortune as his estate remains under court oversight.
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NEA
Hollywood
Freddie Bartholomew
Pickiher
Freddie
Bartholomew
Millicent
Metro
Superior Court
Millicent Bartholomew
Jaurel
Dawes Undergoes Operation for Acute Appendicitis
New York hospital officials disclosed that Brigadier General Charles Gates Dawes, former vice president, was operated on for acute appendicitis after a sudden illness Sunday. A nurse said at 9 a.m. that the 56 year old Dawes is in “good as can be expected” condition.
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New York
Charles Gates Dawes
Dawes
Arkansas Supreme Court Rules Mutual Consent Needed for Three Year Divorce
The Arkansas Supreme Court in a five to two decision held that the three year separation divorce law requires mutual agreement between spouses. Chief Justice Smith wrote that the act cannot be invoked when a husband moves to a hotel after a wife leaves for a visit, disregarding her wish to reunite. The ruling overturned a Union chancery decree granting Dr. D. E. White an absolute divorce from Mary Lynn White over these circumstances. Separate desertion grounds remain unaffected.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas
Smith
Union Chancery
D. E. White
el Dorado
Mary Lynn White
Hall Again Seeks State Secretary Re-Election
Hall files corrupt practices pledge and announces bid for a second term as Secretary of State in the Democratic primary. He cites record, a modern bookkeeping system, and capital building improvements as proof of efficiency during his tenure.
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Little Rock
Secretary of
C. G
Crip) Hall
Mir
Mall
Secretary of State
Sit
Offier
George W. Donaghey
U S Still Faces a Reckoning With Debt Says Sen Wheeler
Senator Wheeler warns that government debt and spending threaten a long run crisis. He advocates cutting pump priming and resisting federal bailouts, urging balance with future job creation and a return to productive investments.
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U.S
Sen. Wheeler
Early Vote Sought On Hempstead Courthouse Move
An early vote on removing Hempstead county courthouse site from Washington to Hope circulates with Hope Chamber of Commerce secretary R P Bowen announcing petitions ready Thursday. Bowen notes Garland school property title cleared in chancery court and details debt free abstract to ensure clear title, highlighting potential Public Works Administration grant of .45 percent and possible interest free loan to cut county cost. If enough signers, County Judge Frank Rider would call a special election, targeting June 7.
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Hempstead County
Washington
Hope
R. P. Bowen
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Garland
Chancery Court
Bowen
City of Hope
Public Works Administration
Hempstead
Chamber
Frank Rider
May Bowen
Nazis Threatening Czecho-Slovakia
Budapest report says the Hungarian Revisionist League claims rising membership and renewed push for parts of Czecho-Slovakia. Konrad Henlein, leader of the Sudeten Germans, vows continued pressure and rejects Czech control, signaling a volatile secessionist stance.
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Budapest
Hungary
Hungarian Revisionist League
Czecho-Slovakia
Suneay
Dramatic Club to Meet at Eight Monday
The Dramatic Club will gather Monday at eight o clock at First Christian to discuss future plans. President J Woodfarper will lead the session as members review a local tale and related activities for the coming week.
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Dramatic Club
Connie Diramatiy
Christain
J. Woodfarper
Anim Cuwedt
AL Persems
Inter LE Aeametivs
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