Rotary Club Forms Committee to Promote C of C
Hope Rotary decided at a Friday luncheon to join with Kiwanis and the Young Business Men's Association to reorganize the Hope Chamber of Commerce. A joint civic meeting with Kiwanis and possibly others is planned later this month. The chamber committee includes C. C. Lewis, Frank Ward, Joe Houston, AH Washburn and Dr A C Kolb. Ed McCorkle noted the club's Civic work since its founding on February 10, 1919, including paving streets and helping build the city hall. Dr G M Edwards of Louisville, Ky, attended the luncheon.
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Hope Rotary Club
Barlow
Kiwanis Club
Young Business Men's Association
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Cattle Brought Into Chicago Stockyards by Police Escort
Cattle and logs moved into the Chicago stockyards under a police escort as commission men tried to resume trading after a nine day strike by handlers. Four hundred more employees joined the strike, with a lockout declared the previous night. Violence flared when a farmer entering the yards was pelted with bricks as trading remained slow.
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Chicago
Alleged Killer of Husband Is Freed
MENA Ark Friday directed verdict of acquittal in Eva Newsame case. She faced murder charges over Dan Hatton’s death after a divorce and cohabiting with his son and new husband. Witnesses described party night, autopsy controversy, and motive alleged to be farm ownership.
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Mena, Ark
A. P. Steel
Eva Newsame
Dan Hart
Eva Newsome
Dan Hatton
Otho Hatton
Dan
Federal Buildings to Be Utilitarian
Treasury secretary Mor genthau announces a shift to utilitarian federal building design, cutting plans for expensive structures and halting started projects. He pledges simpler, less costly government buildings in major cities, signaling a drastic reduction in grand architectural plans.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Prahagtony
Menaty
Record Crowd at Baptist Revival
Crowds gather on the lawn of the First Baptist church for revival meetings drawing larger attendance than years past. Additional seating is added daily and many sit in automobiles. improvised benches and amplified sound expand access. Nightly prayer by young and older congregants lasts 15 minutes, with a church quartet singing from 745 to 8. The service opens at 3 pm daily, sermon titled The Narrow Way to be delivered Friday night. No service Saturday. revival continues Sunday and into next week.
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First Baptist Church
July U S Deficit Twice thirty three Figure
Secretary Morgenthau said the Treasury closed July with a deficit nearly two and a half times the 1933 figure and a debt about 4.5 billion dollars higher. Expenditures reached 466,274,908, up from 270,970,710 last July, while the emergency program cost 235,878,016, roughly three times the 1933 amount. Receipts totaled 218,188,802, above 162,213,570 a year earlier, with ordinary expenditures at 230,394,591 versus 195,617,968.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Futrell holds off on Kirby successor until September
Governor J Marion Futrell, arriving in Little Rock for a campaign stop, denied rumor he would name Supreme Court Librarian J T Castle to the Kirby vacancy. He said he would wait until the court reconvenes in September to act, noting savings in running expenses while the court is recess. The rumor linked Castle to the vacancy caused by Justice Kirby's death, but Futrell said he had not indicated any specific appointee and several names were under consideration.
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J. Marion Futrell
Hove
First Baptist
Rock
Little Rock
Supreme Yt
J. Ty Castle
W. ¥. Kirby
Futrell
Arkansas
Kirby
Basil Baker
Jonesboro
Baker
Hitler Declares Himself Absolute German Leader
Adolf Hitler, after the death of President Hindenburg, consolidates the roles of president and chancellor, demands personal allegiance from the armed forces, and plans a plebiscite. He rejects the title of Reich President, vows a free secret election, and seeks centralized power as Fuehrer and Reich Chancellor.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Neudeck
Offiers
Mareshal
Hitler
Wilhelm Frick
Interior
Fuehrer
Reich
Rea
Vary
University trustee Herbert M. Jackson Critically Ill
Publication bulletin from Little Rock reports Herbert M. Jackson editor of the Marianna Courier Index and University of Arkansas trustee, a prominent figure in state affairs, is critically ill. No further details available.
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Little Rock
Herbert M. Jackson
Marianna Courier Index
University of Arkansas
Eight Die as Storms Sweep the North
The Great Lakes and the Atlantic coast states report eight deaths and many injuries after summer storms. Tornadoes and floods hit Michigan Bridgetown New Jersey and a summer colony near Baltimore. Crops damaged across Ontario and New York due to heavy rains.
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Great Lakes Region
New Jersey Coast
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Eigstern
Michigan
Bridgetown
N. J
Baltimore
Ridgetown
Ontario
New York State
McAlister Leads for Governorship in Tennessee Primary
In Tennessee the Democratic primary results show Governor Hill McAlister leading for a second term with 80,203 votes to Pope's 70,443 as Sen. K. D. McKellar won renomination over Dr. John R. Neal for a six year term. Nearby Senate contest between Nathan L. Bachman and Gordon Browning shows Bachman ahead 58,198 to 56,229 with 1,163 of 2,277 precincts reporting. Three deaths from gunfire followed the rough night of returns, including John Tallent near Madisonville and Guy Lutheran in Pikesville, with a Parsons farmer John Walker fatally wounded in a watermelon controversy fallout.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hill McAlister
Sewis S. Pope
K. D. McKellar
John R. Neal
Knoxville
Defense Council
Daytona
Nathan L. Bachman
Gordon Browning
Bachman
Browning
Senate
Cordell Hull
Rosevelt
Hull
McAlister
Pope
McKellar
Madisonville
John Tallent
Guy Lutheran
Pikesville
Parsons
John Walker Wa
L. Hays
Rickard Estate Under $100000 Declared
New York report states Tex Rickard the noted boxing and wrestling promoter left an estate under $100000. Probate surrogate James A Foley announced Thursday that 21537 dollars, from Rickard's will, will be used as the principal trust for Rickard's mother-in-law.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Turrogate
James A. Foley
Sureogate Foley
Rickard
Princela
Bankhead Cotton Allotments Close August 8th
County agent Frank R. Stanley urges cotton growers to contact township committeemen and apply for Bankhead Bull ginning allotments by August 8. Listed committeemen cover Bodcaw Patmos Bois dArc Fulton Ozan Noland Beards Chapel Piney Grove Ozan Redland Belton Marshall Saline Columbus Saratoga Spring Hill Wallaceburg Watercreek Guernsey and their local leaders with names and townships provided.
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Frank R. Stanley
Bodcaw—Patmos
Miles Laha
Lester Gordon
Frank Lester
Bois
Fulton
Frank Gilbert
J. B. Shults
C. J. Arnold
Eeonn Hore
J. R. White
Travis
F. R. Murphy
Washington
Wii Griffin
E.F. Turner
F. E. Pinegar
Redland
Belton
VW. T. Daniel
Mc Castell
Marshall Scott
Saline
Columbus
Jim Stuart
I. H. Stuart
Saratoga
T. T. Mobley
Spring Hill
L.A. Bayee
Gus Smith
Monroe Martin
Wallaceburg
Blevins
J. C. Hu
Long Leaves City in Battle Over New Orleans Control
Senator Huey P. Long travels from Baton Rouge to press Governor Allen to withdraw the National Guard from New Orleans amid a fierce city-state power struggle. He hints at calling a special legislative session for greater state control, while court orders demand demobilization of troops already deployed to seize the voters registration office. Local authorities warn of potential contempt unless orders are obeyed.
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Baton Rouge
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
O. K. Allen
Long
New Orleang
Duey
National Guard
Roosevelt Hotel
Louis Knap
President Roosevelt Returns to the Mainland From Pacific Cruise
President Roosevelt sails to Astoria aboard the Houston after a month touring tropic possessions and Hawaii. Portland prepares for his cross country inspection tour ending in Washington, with Mrs Roosevelt and son James arriving, and aides en route to accompany him. The voyage yields reports on Pacific Northwest interests and northern states.
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Ore
Roosevelt
America
Hawaii
Houston
Astoria
Columbia River
Washington
War, Interior
The
Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Northwest
Drouth List Adds 3 More Counties
Washington reports three Arkansas counties added to the emergency drouth area and six in the secondary tree as announced by Senster Heiss and Fauverer Peery Gott.
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Washington —T
Arkansas
Senster Heiss
Aner Fauverer Peery
Gott
Aras
Beck Defends Coolidge Amid Debt Critique at Plymouth
Representative James M. Beck of Pennsylvania spoke at a memorial for Calvin Coolidge in Plymouth Vermont. He attacked the New Deal for subjugating individualism and warned that federal powers over trade and industry have grown beyond constitutional bounds. He noted a rise in the national debt yet claimed reductions by Coolidge.
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Plymouth
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Calvin Coolidge
Mexican Mail Divorces Face Legal Challenge
The American consulate general says most foreign divorces granted to Americans by Mexican mail order services may be illegal if appealed in federal courts, as Mexican law requires both parties to reside in Mexico at the time. The probe led to closing several mail order rings, slowing the business and attracting wide publicity.
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Mexico
D. F
Npj
Mexica
United States
Cidad Juarez
el Peso
Ywood
Geiyesses
Catt Byes: Ite Saves! Hy Fey EeS
I cannot determine a clear news item from the provided text. The readable fragments mention a possible sports or event note with names resembling Catt Byes and Hy Fey. No verifiable actions, dates, or organizations are present to produce a concise summary.
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Ite
Atkins Announces 14 Percent Dividend With 74 Percent Total
W S Atkins liquidating agent announced a 14 percent dividend totaling 46469.08 to Arkansas Bank Trust Co depositors, raising recovery to 74 percent after the bank closed in 1930. Checks will be available at the bank Monday, with remaining depositability 87944.87 and unpledged assets valued at 102704.29 potential RFC expansion may yield up to 25000 more.
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Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
W. S. Atkins
Atkins
RFC
Furth
Extradition urged for Captain Pederjay in Turverson case
Captain Ivan Pederjay, linked to the 1933 disappearance of Agnes Turverson, is indicted in New York for perjury over falsely claiming he was unmarried when he married her. Vienna police hold him on suspicion as extradition moves seek a presidential warrant through the State Department and Governor Lehman. The case centers on the pair’s plans to sail for Europe on the Hamburg the night of December 20.
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New York
Ivan Pederjay
Agnes C. Turverson
Jugoslav
Vienna
Turverson
Poderjay
District Attorney
Lehman
State Department
Stats
Austria
Miss Tuforson
Madson River
Europe
Teh Pier
Pone
Tradt
Hamburg
New York Cotton Markets Close Mixed on Friday
October cotton settled at 12.97 with a 12 point drop from the prior close after opening 13.06 to 13.07. The day’s high reached 13.09 and the settlement mirrored the low at 12.97. November closed 13.62 and December 13.07.
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New York
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