Miss Mery Louise Keith Hosts Weekend Guests in Ada Okla
A local notice lists Miss Mery Louise Keith hosting weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hale of Ada Oklahoma. Also noted are Mrs. Emerson’s former identity Miss Lascille Turner and other visitors to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Louise Keith
J. C. Emerson
Chas. Hale
Ada
Okla
Emerson
Lascille Turner
W. J. Winfrey
Evelyn
Margaret Hale
M. &. Anderson
Ashville
N. 5
Duval Parkins
Nancy Lane
Warrers
Maine
Henne Parking
Glen Williams
Vernice Ford
J. L. Green
Lubbock
Texas
Chicago
Stashington
D.C
The
King Ranch mystery deepens as foreman dies at El Sauz
Raymonville Texas report on deaths tied to the King ranch prompts talk of revived feud between Willacy county farmers and armed fence riders. The death of George Durham 42 foreman in El Sauz is ruled natural from heart attack though past Brenton and Blanton disappearances haunt the vast empire. Captain Bill McMurray leads the hunt for truth after a long, disputed Blanton case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Raymondville
Texas
Great King Ranch
George Durham
el Sauz
Durham
Brentons
E Sanz
Bill McCurray
Texas Rangers
Blenton
McMurray
Blinton
Willacy County
Timns
Luther Blanton
John
King Ranch
Delaware
Blanions
John and
Durhian
el Sur
Blantons
Capt. McMurray
Lamadrid
Federal Land Bank refunds to borrowers under new emergency rate
Walter L. Rust announces refunds begin for farmers in Missouri and surrounding areas due to a June 80 final act extending emergency rates. About one fifth of La w borrowers will be affected as refunds—calculated across 10 000 loans—are processed. The new law sets varied rates for loans maturing between July 1 1937 and July 1 1939 and lowers installments tied to the extension period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
Fartars
Ruust
National Farm Barr Associa
Committees Study State Meet For Democratic Nominat
Arkansas county central committees plan sessions this week to decide if rank and file Democrats at the August 9 convention will receive official representatives from local organizations. Saline, Grant, Arkansas and Polk counties already elected delegates to oppose Governor Carl Bailey, who holds the state committee nomination and has offered no comment on protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Saline County
Carl E. Bailey
Senate
Bailey
Democratic State Committee
John &. McClellan
Malvern
McClellan
Sevier County
DeQueen
Chicot County
Hot Spring
Independence County
Colunbia
Lincoln County
Saline
Grant, Arkansas
Polk County
Franklin
Greene
Faulkner Counties
State Committee
Lumber Strike at Mena Is Settled
MENA Ark W J Lauck president of Lauck Lumber announced settlement of differences with Union employees ending a seven week shutdown. Plant closed Jan 11 after union threatened strike for shorter hours and higher pay. Agreement with Fred Hucklebarry makes the union sole bargaining agent for employees. owners will pay idle workers $20 weekly and restore wage scales on reopening. About 30 men to return when the mill resumes later this week and 15 sawmills in the area will reopen, employing 250 men.
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Mena
Ark
W. J. Lauek
Lauck Lumber Company
Ne Mill
Lauck
Jane 11
Fred Hucklebarry
Fort Smith
Sawmill and Timber Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Lituck
Entertainment Group Will Meet Wednesday
Cornelius, general chairman, calls a special 7:30 p.m. meeting of the entertainment committee to wrap final arrangements for the Arkansas Sheriffs and Collectors association conversion in August. The entire committee urged to attend at Parke Park. An airplane may crash in seconds when it hits air bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius
Arkansas Sheriffs and Collectors Association
Pair Parke
Time for Filing Returns Extended
Arkansas employers receive an extra month to file unemployment compensation returns, now due August 31. Under a new act, employers of one or more workers owe 18 percent of total payrolls, with exemptions for domestic servants, agricultural labor, staff, and U. S. employees.
Sullivan convicted for operating car while intoxicated
Jack Sullivan of Hope was found guilty Monday on an intoxicated driving charge and fined $100 by Municipal Judge W. K. Lemley. Sullivan filed notice of appeal to circuit court. His bond was set at $200. Seventeen other cases were heard. Rufus Green was held for Hempstead circuit court on a grand larceny charge. a separate unemployment compensation discussion noted storebooks absence.
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Jack Sullivan
Hope
W. K. Lemley
Sullivan
Circuit Court
Lemley
Rufus Green
Hempstead
Local court fines list for drunkenness and crimes
L Neal bond fixed at 50 dollars. G W Cane pleads guilty for driving without license and fined 1 dollar. Alvin Scott fined 25 dollars for assault and battery. Elmore White, Jack Frierson and Tilman Young forfeit 10 dollar bonds each for drunkenness. Henry Arnett, Ed Collins and H Wesley plead guilty to drunkenness, each fined 10 dollars. George Manus and L C Byers for drunkenness, 10 and 15 dollar bonds forfeited respectively, all fined 10 dollars. Cecil Duffie and Granville Goodwin fined 10 each for drunkenness. Claude Wilson and Dick Lawrence fined 5 each for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Neal
G. W. Cane
Alvin Scott
Elmore White
Jack Frierson
Tilman Young
Henry Arnett
Ed Collins
H. Wesley
George Manus
L. C. Byers
Cecil Duffie
Granville Goodwin
Claude Wilson
Dick Lawrence
Writing Is No Key To A Man's Character Says UK Professor
Lexing ton, Kentucky. Professor Herman W. Martin of the University of Kentucky psychology department cautions that judging character by portrait or handwriting is flawed. He acknowledges some truth in the old saying that the camera doesn't lie, but notes it does not tell the full story.
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Lexington, Ky
Herman W. Martin
University of Kentucky Department of Psychology
Professor Critiques Tests as Inaccurate Personality Measures
A psychologist argues that general intelligence tests misjudge character and cannot reliably assess abilities. The professor contends tests like photographs fail to capture true traits and should not define a person.
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Barbara Sue Stephenson
Carolyn Cox
Catherine Cox
Ann Wilson
Fulton
Nancy Hawthorne
Kilgore
Annie Allen
Montrest
N. C
Greenville
D. C
Washington, D.C
Washington Berry
Point Pleasant
Owens
King George County
McRae Andgews
C. V. Jagersfeld
McAllen
Sophia Parkins Williams
East Second Street
Virginia Berry
Jo Vesey
W. M.S. Piest Methodist Church
Aupper
the Pines
Oo Emerson
E. B. Steenburg
New Albany
Ind
Stotesenburgh
Nobin Borden
Hope and
Washington
J. W. Lee
Roy Stephenson
Syd McMath
North Elm Street
Ron Sydney
By Gordon Turrentine
Bill McMurray
Bis
Gulf of Mexico
Blanton
Louis Lamadrid
Brownsville
Raymonesville
Power Fenner
Penner
Game
Morgan Miller
la Madrid
Captain McMurray
Richard Kliu
Les
Bimeh
Mexico
Ganta Gertaucis Ranch
Inueces
Dima
Wells I
Brooks
Kenedy
Eintair
Bill
Mmcmurray
Lane
West Ranch
H Idalgo
Cameron County
Gulf An
Nextet
Cnanon
Joe E. Brown
G. Robinson
Ginger Rogers
Tonite
Janet
Gaynor
Fredric
Thider
Ed. G. Robinson
Rialto
Trader
Horn
Entertainment Group
Nelson-Huckins
Roosevelt
Walla
Is. Woodson
Lynchburs
Agiatic Fleet
Navy Department
Paul I. Bustedo
Bufalo
Fire Sent
U.S. S. Quincy
McKinley
Mark
Harry W. Shi
Hope Star
Kodak
Shipley
Walnut Street
Saram
Fanny
WEA Gervige
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By Sylvia
Monarch Electric
Hope Furniture CO
Hernd Herndon T.S. Cornelius
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