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In a Letters to the Editor column a reader rebukes The Star for an editorial on the Rotenberry plan to pay $50 monthly pensions to paupers. The writer distinguishes between the poor and paupers, arguing pensions must come from public funds and urging direct voter involvement while warning against losing self government. The piece critiques Moody and calls for careful legislative action and a broader pension debate before the next ballot.
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Moody
Aout the Star
TD World
Mandy
Joseph Palityer
New York World
Democrate Party
Lok
Mendy
Monedy
Arkansas
Alton CCC Camp Hope Rises On New Bill
President Roosevelt signed a measure adding 50 million dollars for the Civilian Conservation Corps for the coming year. The extra funds are expected to keep the Alton CCC camp open for at least another year and prevent the closing of about 301 camps nationwide. Local officials await official word on the Alton site, with announcements due possibly Wednesday or Thursday.
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Reeievel
Civil Conservation Corpes
Vax Niles Soul of Hoya
Associated Press
Iran
Washington
United States
Altone
Arkinster
Mileler
Caraway
Tokare
Alton Camp
Sroosevelt
Munday
Civilian Conservation Corps
Programs Held for Better Homes Week in Hempstead County
Programs this week on Better Homes Week traverse Hempstead County with the Excretion Service of the US Department of Agriculture and the National Housing Association aiding rural communities. Mrs Wile Han ihwe Moloney spoke on home improvement, labor saving devices, artistic furnishings, and the life of homes, urging adoption of improvements and better housing practices.
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Hempstead County
US Os
Department of Agriculture I Rural Communities
Aieel
Na- Uilind Housing Association
Wile Han Ihwe Moloney
Viliter
Belinguor
Anova
Hoover
Pitvlite University
Berti Sfomes
Ammeviva
Tylaiens
Wll County
Charter Sought for Girl Scouts in Hope
A group of women in Hope seeks a local charter for the national Girl Scout organization. Miss Bonham spent a week selecting and training leaders to represent Girl Scouts in Hope, with Mrs. Robert Campbell as executive council head.
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Aevoring
Wenner Bonham
Nationa Field Staff
Gor) Scouts, Inc
Ieroup Ofswomen Representativns
Hope
Bondion
Hoyas
Robert Campbell
Mes
Edward McPaddtin
Ched Hall
Voramnelhow
Bonhion
Paray Winberty
J. Lb
Branch
Rajuiee
Charles ‘T. Harrell
Chad Hall
Mabel Eshwadge
Ro i Ducksony Vain
Carter Johnson
Lloyd Tooncess
Tlonry
Nicks
Mra O'Neal
Tithe House
J. R. Willis
Burl O'Neal
Clandy Himilton
American Legion Auxiliary
Kryanis Club
Rotary Club
Sun
First Softball Game Set at Stadium Tonight
Teams prepare for the season opener under flood lights at the high school stadium with a 7 45 p m start. Sheriff Jim Bearden and Roy Anderson named as officials. Proceeds fund travel for Pine Bluff and Arkadelphia state meet entrants. Admission 15 cents students 25 cents adults.
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Jim Bearden
Roy Anderson
Amenites O
Way Hammons
Soun
Hamiltous
Hope Boys
Pine Wott
Thomas Cannon
Oglasby
Pine Bliff
Arkadelp
Sweeney Copeland
New Members Lead Kiwanis Program in Incheon Meeting
Moor and Burnus L. Payne head the Kiwanis program at Rotel Barlow in Incheon. Ched Hall hosted with talks by Oscar Greenberg and Blythe White. Payne sang Old Man River to cheers as seven members plan a Texarkana club visit, leaving from Hated Silow at 1 PM Wednesday.
Showmake 64 of Stamps Dies at Home
FM Showmake 64 of Stamps dies at home here Monday. Surviving are his widow, three sons John of Sardis Mississippi, Frank of Dravkle Pas Kit of Stamps, and two grandchildren. Funeral service set for 2:20 Tuesday afternoon with burial in Lakeside Cemetery.
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Stames
Ark
Showmake
Mondary
Isa Hy
John
Sardis
Miss
Frank
Dravkle Pas
Lakeside
Guindery
Ensive Tidowner
Sloan Hawley to Be Buried Here Tuesday
Sloan Hawley dies at 61 after a dive at his Prescott home. Survived by wife, daughter Ray, son Herbert, three brothers Jing Prescott Cleveland Fierey Albert Hawley Washington, and three sisters Mrs Charlie McMiles Mrs John Counley Miss Gertrude Hawley. Funeral service at Hope.
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Prescott
Shia Slawley
Tie
Ray
Herbert
Jing
Cleveland
Fierey
Albert Hawley
Washington
Charlie McMills
John Counley
Gertrude Hawley
Kim
Col Funes
Pueseiy
Hope
Small Oil Refiners in Serious Plight Spokesman Declares
HOT SPRINGS Ark UPI President M Bogos of Arkansas City Kansas told the 26th annual Western Petroleum Refiners association convention Tuesday that small refiners face a bleak future with no government help in sight. He warned they are trapped between crude costs and finished product prices, unable to compete with larger rivals.
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Hot Springs
Ark
U PI
M. Bogos
Arkasas City
Kan
Western Petroleum Refiners Association
Compromise on Tax Measure Advances in Congress
Washington report notes the joint conference committee finished work on the compromise draft of the conflicting senate and house tax revision bills. The panel accepted house provisions raising the liquor sale tax to 2.25 and declined efforts to tax future government securities. Senate leaders highlighted anticipated boosts for rivers and harbors and flood control, while other sections discuss anxiety over recovery propaganda and ongoing relief spending.
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Washington
Joint Conference
Suesday
Senate
Chiirman Harrison
Ississippi Democrat
Senate Filiate Committee
House
Borah
Idaho
Copeland
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
Loter Wallington
Churn
Texas
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Jim Farley
Detroit
Mich
Emily
CL Glon
Rayburn
Michener
Rep. Mich
WPA
Welcott
O'Connor
NBC
Jane Withers Aims to Be a Writer and Movie Star
Ruth Withers has guided Jane to stay natural while she rises as a popular child star. At twelve, Jane earns about 150 dollars weekly plus personal-tour pay, funds her trust, and follows studio plans for roles like Hollywood Hollywood and The Texas Kid as she tours Chicago to Detroit.
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Hollywood
Jane Withers
Margunes
Walter Withers
Jane
Astaire
Rogers
Sonja Henie
Gary Cooper
Myrna Loy
Witherses
Ruth Withers
Bhut
Miss Withers
Mrs. Withers
Dane
Hollywood Hollywood
Salame Jane
Collenet
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Walt
Withers
Traffic Directors Greeted During Regional Tour
American Automobile Association traffic directors representing 15 states arrived in Hope by train on Tuesday. City officials, chamber of commerce leaders, and locals welcomed them at Hotel Barlow then served light refreshments before their luncheon in Nashville. The tour covers Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi with an overnight in Hot Springs, escorted by state police and Arkansas Highway Department officers.
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American Automobile Association
Hope ii Jia
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens of Hope
Hotel Barelow
Nashville
Woo
Grip
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Hot Springs
Ruffie
Arkansas Highway Dopawtiawat
Repeal Challenge Placed Against Auto Inspection Fee
City Attorney Bel McKinley announces a test case filed in White Chancery Court to challenge the repeal of the automobile inspection fee by the recent legislative session. The suit targets the validity of the repeal and follows actions by officials and involved parties to prevent enforcement during proceedings.
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Litton
Bel McKinles Ho
Quermnan
Bourey
McBintey
Akos
Pronte
Arkansas
Four killed as bus and truck collide near Weldon Arkansas
Four persons including two school children died and nine were injured when a Weldon bridge collision occurred between a school bus bound for Newport consolidated school and a WPA laborer truck en route to a road construction site. No charges filed.
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Newporp
Ark
WPA
Weldon
Here
Newport Consolidated School
Mind Your Manners Social Guidance for Speaking
The piece offers etiquette tips for public speaking. It advises briefly introducing the group, answering questions with confidence, avoiding denials of compliments, declining invitations only if unqualified, and speaking sincerely even on topics you know little about to avoid embarrassment.
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Toa Stasier
Sorgive
Inet
UK raises income tax to 27.5 percent for rearmament
The British government boosted income tax from 25 to 27.5 percent to fund a vast peace-time rearmament program costing 4.72 billion dollars. An Anglo-French alliance was in early talks to curb Nazi Germany, with Daladier visiting London for conference plans. Japanese armies push south in China as rebels in Spain report a broad advance along the coast.
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London
Eng
Associated Press
Europe
Daladier
Germany
Paris
Chambrelain
Shanjung Province
Central
China
Judging Contest Set for Yerger High Friday
Yerger High School students in the vocational department prepare for a district judging contest to be held Friday April 29 at Yerger High. An elimination round will select the best local team as thirteen schools from six counties compete with guidance from R L Reynolds A M N College and instructors B T Burkett J W Harris and T E Edward.
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Yerger High School
Tteams
R. L. Reynolds
A. M. & N. College
B. T. Burkett
Pine Bluff
Will Asist
Dudley Firm Here Enlarges Store in Little Rock
Charles A Dudley joins brother Earl A Dudley to expand the Dudley Grocery and Market on South Walnut. They open a new meat market with modern equipment and a large stock of staple provisions and feed. Charles A Dudley has 15 years wholesale experience in Little Rock.
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Charles A. Dudley
Little Rock
Earl A. Dudley
Dudley
South Walnut
Isis Brother
Negro Group to Form Alumni Organization Here
All former students of Yergord High School are asked to meet at the school auditorium at 8 o'clock Wednesday night to perfect an alumni organization. Edmond Davis serves as temporary chairman of the effort.
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Yergord High School
Edmond Davis
Cotton opens in New Orleans with slight drop in futures
May cotton opened at 8.97 and closed nine points lower at 9.04. Spot cotton closed quid nine points higher. Offers stood at 9.85 asked as market watched the day in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Cottonr
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