Here and There Editorial on farm unions and transport policy
A Pulaski county editorial urges farm economic unity to counter legislative moves on highway transport and rail control. It compares American farming groups unfavorably with France’s producer cooperatives, calls for strong farm co operatives and warns against political manipulation by powerful business interests.
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Dodd Grange
Gavid
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Long Henchman Gets 18 Months for Tax Evasion
New Orleans report says Joseph Fisher, a Huey Long era Louisiana lieutenant, was found guilty on two of seven charges. He received 18 months in federal prison plus prosecution costs after a plea on a felony count involving a false tax document and a separate count for willful failure to file for 1932. Other charges were dropped or acquitted. sentencing followed a brief conference.
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New Orleans
Joseph Fisher
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Wayne G. Boralt
Jefferson Parish
Severnal
Atlana
Fisher
Borah
Wisher
Will
Wie
Mexico imposes embargo on silver exports
Mexican banks closed Saturday as government enforces embargo on all exports of silver coins to allow banks to adjust to new monetary regulations. Banks were to reopen Monday under the announced plan.
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Mexico
Republic
Imenico
Severe Storm Damages DeQueen Region Buildings and Orchard
A severe storm damaged the rolling fork bridge area near DeQueen Arkansas and disrupted electric and communications service. Wind toppled trees and signs while windows broke and several frame buildings were damaged across Sevier County. The American Southern Orchard reports 40 percent crop loss to peaches at its 300 acre site nearby.
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Ark
Rolling Fork River
Here
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Sevier County
Horatio
No Clemency for Crosnoe at End of 30 Day Stay
In Little Rock Governor Futrell said Crosnoe should not expect further executive clemency when his 30 day stay expires next Monday. Crosnoe and Hutson confessed they were hired to burn the gin building owned by J A Lee, with Hutson released on a furlough under stipulations and supervision.
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Little Rock
Jesse Hutson
Hone
Charles Crosnoy
Goveror Futrell
Crognac
Hutson
Steve Carrigan
Hope
Whe
J. C. Clary
B. Ball
Warren
Crasnoc
Bradley County
Crosnoe
J. A. Lee
Jatin C. Lee
Cromac
Rit Manufacturing
Chris Wheaton
Wheaton
Craske
Supreme Court
Manny
Ben F. Wilson
Minden
Continental Gin Company
Mutson
Putrell
Wish Hutson
J. E. Bearden
Hempstead
Corrigan
Tucker Farm
Ariain
Solicitor Tells of Boxcar Holdup
Camden Ark five white men were robbed of change and personal effects by two negroes on a north bound Missouri Pacific freight near Louann in Ouachita county early Friday according to O B Redden Texarkana circulation worker who notified Sheriff Enis and county officers Redden said two white companions were with him on the box car when held up after leaving El Dorado one man slept through the incident and the robbers searched them and took hats shoes and other items The report notes Redden previously worked for Arkansas newspapers and sold subscriptions in the area
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Uwe Missouri
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New CCC Camp to Serve Nevada and Hempstead Soon
A CCC camp to be located in New ada county near Hope, Ark, was authorized as one of five new camps in Arkansas. State Forester Charles A. Gillett announced via telegram from Atlanta that the camp will join District 4% fire protection and forest conservation efforts, with recruits building work roads and conservation towers in Hempstead, Nevada, and nearby counties.
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Arkansas
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Little Rock
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Hempstead
Nevada
W H Johnson Named New District Engineer in Hope Area
W H Johnson, district highway engineer supervisor, will transfer to the ninth district at Harrison under a state reorganization announced by J C Bruker. He will be succeeded in Hope by W H Johnson of Ashdown. The new district centers will be at Camden Russellville and Batesville with F O White in Batesville, F A Geri in Camden, and Guy Cobb in Russellville. The reorganization takes effect May 1. The Hope district No 3 serves Sevier Hempstead Howard Nevada Pike Miller Little River and Lafayette counties.
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Hope
Harrison
J. C. Bruker
Little Rock
Burnside
W. H. Johnson
Ashdown
el Dorado
Camden
Russellville
Batesville
F. O. White
F. A. Geri
Guy Cobb
Hope District
Sevier
Hempstead
Howard
Nevada
Pike
Miller
Little River
LiFayette
College Glee Club Sings Here Sunday
The Ouachita college glee club performs a late Easter cantata at First Baptist church 11 a m Sunday. The church prowling hour falls away as Rev. Wallace RK Rouge pastor conducts a Magnolia meeting. The Men's Chorus follows with a sung sermon under Mrs. FP Paelgitt, Dr. We BR Alexander and Miss Eaywla Alexander on Sylophone.
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First Baptist Church
Glee Club
Wallace RK
Rouge
Magnolia
Wieht
FP. J. Paelgitt
We BR. Alexander
Eaywla Alexander
Girl Intercedes for Her Abductor in First U S Kidnap Death Sentence
In Jefferson City Missouri a girl pleads with Governor Park for clemency for Witter McGee the kidnapper who triggered the first death sentence for kidnapping in the United States. The ransom payment followed 28 hours after the abduction of her father and McElroy faced execution near sinking into uncertainty.
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Jefferson City
Maury MecElroy
United States
Guy B. Park
Witter McGee
Pemutine
Slot Machines in County Are Seized
Sheriff Jim Bearden seized two mechanical slot machines at Luck's Tourist Court as part of a gambling device crackdown. Officers had been investigating after a disturbance Friday night. Hollis and Ray Lueck, proprietors, face arraignment Monday in Judge W. K. Lamley's court on charges of exhibiting gambling devices.
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Luck
Bearden
Hollis
Ray Lueck
W. K. Lamley
Elderly Hempstead man dies after long illness on weekend
T B Honeycutt aged 75 died Saturday at home of his son Alton Honeycutt on West Sixth Street. A lifetime resident of Hempstead County, he was a Methodist church member in Hope. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m at Holly Grove Church seven miles north of Hope with Rev Wallies Rhowers and Rev Rogers officiating. Survived by five daughters including J J Hongweart Minn and L K Hone sweu of Hope and Mrs Jatin Breeding of DeAnna. sons Otis and Shelton with locations noted.
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Hempstead Coun
Alton
Wallies Rhowers
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Hupe
Rogers
Eimimet
Df. Quay
Presents
J. J. Hongweart
Minn
L. K. Honesweuu
Hope
Otis
DeAdnn
Shelton
Los Angeles
Mes
Harry Nar Af Hope
Jatin Breeding
DeAni
Racing “Bookies” Arrested in L A
Fragmentary report notes arrests of racing bookies in Los Angeles amid an ongoing grand jury push for public cooperation with law enforcement. Text is garbled and incomplete, with scattered references to broader crime and the page continuation.
Deranged worker kills, wounds colleagues at Texas plantation
Report from LAKEDO Texas of Teodoro Arambula killing a fellow workman and wounding others at the Chirkonien plantation before being hunted by a posse. Six children reportedly among the slain or affected. Local authorities pursue the suspect as a dawn manhunt unfolds.
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Lakedo
Texas
Chirkonien
Ced
Teodoro Arambula
Kiwanis Visit at Piney Grove Hosts Members and Events
Piney Grove Kiwanis welcomed the Hope Kiwanis club Friday night with a program featuring Riley Huddleston and Wo Ridtadill's string band. John P. Cox delivered a farewell address as Charles Dana Gibson served as master of ceremonies.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Piney Grove
Hope
Riley Huddleston
Auc Dod Wo Ridtadill
Spe
Spring Hill
Atkins
Kiwanis
John P. Cox
Juha Ghies
Forest Preserer- Hay
Charles Dana Gibson
Brito Chambers
Arkansas the Iwrentusis Society
Kidali
Milo Reno Fires at FD Railing Against Administration
Milo Reno, president of the National Farmers Holiday Association, blasted the national Democratic administration in Des Moines, accusing it of destroying public confidence and breaking promises to agriculture and all classes. He praised Senator Huey P. Long for resisting hush persuasion.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Milo Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
National Democratic Administration
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
Inheritance Taxes to End Fortunes
Washington reports the New Deal seeks to redistribute wealth by double taxing large estates and forcing liquidation. Secretary Morgenthau outlined plans to retain estate taxes while adding inheritance taxes, calling them in line with fundamental objectives. The proposal hints at installment payments and tax treatment shifts, with figures and thresholds for various property ranges debated by Congress.
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New Deal
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Morgenthau
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
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Morginthau
Injunction Keeps Todhunter As State Pen Superintendent
In Little Rock Chancellor Frank Dodge granted a temporary restraining order preventing the Arkansas State Penitentiary Board from discharging S L Todhunter, suspended superintendent. Todhunter will seek a hearing. the board meets Monday to consider his case while Governor Futrell defers to the attorney general’s ruling on board authority.
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Frank Dodge
Pulaski
Chancery Court
S. L.todhunter
State Penn Board
Todhunter
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Cogbill
Penal Board
Moi
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Carl B. Ba
Walter Helms
Texarkana
Patersey
A. G. Stedman
Stedman
Stedpan
Helen Spence Eaton
Farrell
Furlough Denied Pine Bluff Killer
Governor Futrell denied a six month furlough for D B Niven Jr a Pine Bluff ex legislator sentenced to 25 years in prison for second degree murder in the Ray Meade killing at Pine Club last year A hearing ended with prosecutors calling the act cold blooded murder and requests for treatment included a Western state trip for medical care obliquely tied to wartime era remarks about capitals.
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Futrell
D. B. Nivin Jr
Pine Bluff
Dugree
Ray Meade
Daly
H. Jordan Munk
M. Donner
Niven
Robe
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