Left the Gate Open and Bailey Walked in Edited Reflection
Editorial written by Alex. HH Washburn recounts Carl Bailey's political rise in Arkansas, praising his actions while criticizing his inconsistencies and governance. It contrasts Bailey’s record with state finances, highway bonds, and public trust, arguing his rhetoric harms Arkansas’s credit and moral standing.
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Bailey
Alex. HH
Washburn
Hal Norwood
Carl Bailey
Norwood
Ed McDonald
Hempstead
Nevada
Atorney
Mr. Bailey
Newark
Id McDonald
Arkansas
J. Johnson
State Supreme Court
Carroll D. Wood
United States Senate
John Miller
Senate
Tol Springs
Garland County
Civil Service
Small Turkey to Mean Less Hash
Beltsville Maryland reports a Department of Agriculture experiment to shorten the turkey hash season by breeding a 12 pound bird at 28 weeks. The program mixes bronze and white varieties with a dash of white Austrian to add better white meat and prime size for Christmas dinners.
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Beltsville
Med
Department of Agriculture
Scotland
Deadline Set for Softball Entries in district tourney
A district softball tournament in Hope sets entry deadline at noon August 20. Earl Wo Bria, district commissioner, says the event will be on August 2 and 25 with brackets mailed after the August 20 deadline. The single elimination format allows up to 11 counties to enter with a $3 fee ensuring Amateur Softball Association membership. First and second place advance to the state tournament in Little Rock with some expenses covered from receipts.
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Neon
Earl Wo Bria
Distriet
Willy Db
Nakes Vavh
Amateur Softball Association of America
Agaist Sunalolits
Hemp
Perry
Pike
Hot Spring
Little
Clarke
Haward
Montgomery
Miller
Lafayette
Litt Rock
Little Rock
Senate panel to probe federal politics in state race
Washington officials said a Senate expenditures committee would send an investigator to Arkansas over charges that federal officeholders meddle in state races. The move came as Senator Caraway declined to comment on the inquiry. The panel also warned about political use of public funds in Kentucky's senatorial primary, urging protection of voters' free ballots.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Narheer
Arkansas
Deliei
McQuan
Caraway
Sheppard Dem
Tex
Sheppard
Momiay
McClellan
Committee
Evans
Arkansas Senate
Rock
Hattie W. Caraway
Melbourne
Aard County
the Sarite Committee
Washington -A
HinpAipi Espenditiures
Kentucky
Convict Names Deputy as Slayer of Doctor
SOUTH PARIS Me Paul N Dwyer a 1B year old convict slayer of Dr James G Littlefield Wednesday named former Deputy Sheriff Francis M Caryell as the man who killed the doctor for which Dwyer is serving his sentence.
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South
Paris
Paul N. Dwyer
James G. Littlefield
Francis M. Caryell
Dwyer
Japanese Seek to End Border Crash
Tokyo reports second protest in 24 hours over Russo Japanese frontier fighting. Large forces clash with planes and tanks as authorities debate whether the exchange marks a new unofficial war. Tass denies Japanese claims of Soviet offensives and plane incursions. US officials remain optimistic a truce may follow.
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Tokyo
Japan
An Lefort
Siberia
Manchoukuo
Cireles
Far East
Vomimi Unique
Tass
Manthoukoo-Koorean
U. 5S
Manchoukuo-Korea-Siberia
Cotton Prices in New Orleans Open and Close
In New Orleans on Wednesday the October contract opened at 8.57 and closed at 8.66. The spot market fell five points to 8.61 for middling cotton, indicating a modest downward shift in prices.
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New Orleans
Collar
Spotention
Five Points Tower
Missouri Primary Shows Pendergast Defeat In St Louis
Missouri Democratic primary returns split results with Senator Bennett Clark winning the nomination and Lloyd C. Stark leading in the court race fights. In Kansas City polls James J. Billings led early for Pendegast backed support while Judge James M. Douglas began to surge as St Louis returns came in.
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Associated Press
Bennett Clark
Missouri
White House
George McGill
Kansas
West Virginia
Virginia
Gerald Winrad
Winrad
Clyde Reed
Clark
State Supreme Court
Lloyd C. Stark
T. J. Pendegast
Kansas City
Patety
James J. Billings
Pendergast
James M. Douglas
St. Louis
United States
Bennett Champ Clark
Dema
North Hempstead rally draws crowd for Bingen slate
A large turnout in north Hempstead county gathered under the trees at Bingen on Tuesday to hear a crop of 1938 office seekers. Rufus Wolff presided as Kelsie Compton John Lewis and Walter Harper announced for Mine Creek township road overseer. State senate hopeful W F Reagan followed with opening remarks.
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J. T. Bowden, Jr
North Hempstead
Bingen
Rufus Wolff
Mine Creek Township
Kelsie Compton
John Lewis
Walter Harper
Senate
W. F. Reagan
Candidates Invited to Speak at Shover Springs Friday
Hempstead county candidates tour to address voters in Shover Springs Friday night. The invite, issued by J. Phillips, keeps Shover off the two week stump tour. Speakers include senate hopefuls Pilkinton and others. tax assessor candidates Hendrix and Cook introduced. Hutson leads county clerk race with strong crowd response.
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Hempstead County
Shover Springs
Shover
J. Phillips
Piney Grove
James Pilkinton
Dewey Hendrix
C. Cook
Hutson
Edward Windsor Still Loves Travel Despite Marital Strains
Edward Windsor known as Duke of Windsor has continued globe trotting linked to his former Crown Prince role. He toured Africa, Australia, Americas, and Europe with Wallis Simpson. plans for a U.S. tour stalled by sponsors and opposition, yet travel remains central to his and Wallis’s public life.
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NBA
Edward
Duke of Windsor
Aurtibes
Kingston
Bngland
Barbar Hutlan
Alberta
Austeadia
New Zealand
Panama
India
Japan
South
Dalmatian
Mediterranean
Edward and
Wallis
Venice
Romance
Europe
American Legion to Meet Thursday Night
The Leslie Huddleston post of the American Legion will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at Hope city hall to install new officers and hear reports from the state convention held at Texarkana. All members urged to attend.
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Leslie Huddleston
American Legion
Hope City Hall
Texarkana
A Thought Admiracle and Divine Omnipotence
A Thought Admiracle is described as a work surpassing any created agent and an effect of divine omnipotence, attributed to South.
Power firm to match World Fair donations
Chairman C. E. Palmer of the Arkansas Centennial Commission announced that Arkansas Power & Light Co will subscribe 3 percent of the total raised by others to the 125000 World Fair exhibit fund.
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Little Rock
C. E. Palmer
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Iowa Challenges the Labor Board in Martial Law Test
Des Moines in a constitutional clash Gov Nelson Kraschel defies the NLRB by halting Maytag strike hearings with martial law. The board resumes hearings in Des Moines while warning the governor of federal authority. Guards on duty frame a looming federal‑state showdown over jurisdiction and power.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wilson G. Karschel
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Washington
Prospect
National Labor Board
Nelson G. Kraschel
Newton
Madison Hill
Mast
National
Labor Board
Govermor
Negro 4 H Rally to Be Held Friday at Wash ington
The Hempstead county negro 4-H club rally will be Friday at the public school in Washington with Elya A Maxwell in charge. Co rean Watkins will preside. The program includes songs, prayers, remarks by Elva A Maxwell, 4-H reports, and addresses by state and local agents. An afternoon of games and recreation is planned. The note adds a line about the Messerschmidt world speed record for land planes held by Germany in 1937.
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Hempstead County
Washington
Elya A. Maxwell
Corean Watkins
Arkansas
G. L. Tyus
Elva A. Maxwell
Cassa H. Lamiah
Lite Rock
H. B. Minhell
Miller County
T. A Hamilton
Negro Agricultural Commmittee of Hope
Messerschmier
Germany
City Natatorium OK by Board of Public Affairs
Mayor Albert Graves told the city council that the Board of Public Affairs approved a $17,400 municipal pool as a Fair Park project. A PWA grant of about $10,000 could finance the balance, with final council approval needed.
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City Natatorium
Board of Public Affairs
Albert Graves
Graves
Roy Andersson
Lloyd Spencer
U. S
PWA
Fort Worth
Deadline on Farm Purchase Sept 1
LITTLE ROCK The Farm Security Administration warns county supervisors that applications for farm ownership loans under the Bankhead Jones purchase act must be filed by September 1 to be considered in the 1935-3 program. The passage also notes Paul Revere as a cartoonist engraver goldsmith bell founder and soldier.
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Little Rock
A. M. Rogers
Farm Security Administration
PSA
Paul Revere
Bell and Cannon
Scrambled name blocks hint at true biographical links
A Brooklyn classifieds page presents garbled word blocks that resemble names and places. It invites deciphering to form factual statements linking historical figures to correct partners or birthplaces. The exercise tests pattern recognition and historical association skills.
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Putrell
Futrell
New York
America
Mississippi
Fureell
Louisiana
Americas
Turkey
Boss Pendergast
Stark
Shoots
North Hempstead County
M’caskill
DeAnn
Edward Windsor
Windsor
Wasserieenburg
France
Charles Bedaux
Versailles
Cannes
Antibes
Ile Rt
South America
Nazi Germany
Busnes Wallis
The
R. V. McGinnis
Terrell Cornelius
Cornelius Heights
Kenneth G. Hamilton
Carter Johnson
C. E. Cassidy
C. M. Lewis
Raffirs
Nadirs
Dorothy Todd
Martha Caytis
Ula Deni
Elizabeth Barrett
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham
Lincoln
James Madison
Andrew Jackeson
Evi Jannings
Mary Pickford
Charles Chaplin
Paul Whiteman
Belin
Seattle
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Brooklyn
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