Negro Robbers Captured Here After Auto Chase on Highway
The Henry Watkins home at 408 South Spruce street was robbed at 2 14 a m Friday. Two men identified as Carson Todd of Hot Springs and Morris Hawkins of Prescott were captured after a hot three mile pursuit along Highway 67. Police recovered all loot including guns and a gold watch. Todd was wanted in Hot Springs for a series of robberies.
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Henry Watkins
South
Spruce Street
Highway 67
Hopes
William Robins
John Turner
Carson Todd
Hot Springs
Morrit Hawkins
Prescott
Watj
Hone
Mgr. Watkins
Melun
Watkins Lawn
Canheehon
Resston
O'Keith
Todd
Big Crowd Hears Candidates Speak in DeAnn Thursday
A large audience gathered at Memorial church in DeAnn to hear candidates for state senate and house seats outlined their platforms. Speakers included W. F. Reagan James Pilkinton Royce Weisenberger Talbot Feild Jr Hugh D. Clark J. A. Sullivan John Vesey George D. Tirown and others. Sheriff candidates Dewey Hendrix C Cookvich county officials and a tax assessor duo also spoke before a note that the page continues on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bowden, Jr
BeAne
Garland Township
Acp
Delany
Washington
Talbot Feild, Jr
Talbot Feild
Flempstead
J. A. Sullivan
Hay
Tampet
Theatnite Welfare Department
Arkansas
John Po. Vesey
P. Vesey
General Aid
George D. Tirown
Legisature
Clarence Baker
Joby Griffin
Regia Bearden
Dewey Hendrix
C. Cookvich
Tax Aisversor
Frank Hill
Andrew Hutson
Difford Byers
Jon Booker
Obscure Word Blocks Form Hidden Statement
A garbled set of phrases contains scattered proper nouns and titles such as playwrights historians and events. The readable fragments hint at a constructed sentence from cited names like Baslet, San Francisco, Chicago, Jefferson, Jeffersons, and Corchestrated, but the complete meaning remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiges
Baslet
Thomas Jefferson
Eleving Batcheliery
Fred Stoned
Joseph Jeffersons
Acadenzal
Sanatorium Grant Boosts Arkansas Tuberculosis Institute
The Public Works Administration notified Senator Hattie W. Cara that a unit of 948071 dollars was approved for the Booneville Tuber culosis Sanatorium to supplement a 1200000 dollar state appropriation. The grant completes a 2084800 dollar building program, signaling the state’s most adequate tuberculosis facility for cities and capacities, with local leaders expressing appreciation for the funding. A Rhode Island red fowl birthplace monument was also erected in Little Compton in 128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Public Works Administration
Washington
United States
Hattie W. Caraway
Booneville
Senatoria
Arkansay
United
Leo Nyberg
PWA
Rhode Island
Little Compton
R. J
Bailey to address large Hope crowd for gubernatorial bid
Governor Carl E Bailey plans to speak at Hope City Hall Friday night at eight, with McFaddlin as MC and delegations from several counties expected. Four bands will parade starting at 6 45 pm, leading to a rally that features brief addresses before Bailey speaks, as campaign stops continue in Searcy Malvern Little Rock and upcoming events.
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Carl E. Bailey
Hope City
McFaddlin
Hope
Bailey
Texarkana
Stamps
Prescott
Third
Shower
Walni
Walnut
Division
Elm
Main
City Hall
R. A
Bob) Cook
Ogtesby School
Hempstead
Orlesby
Cook
Grizzly Breaks Out of Cell Shot to Death
A ferocious grizzly broke from a steel barred cage at Highland Park Zoo and roamed a nearby residential district for five hours before being shot and killed near a reservoir in the park on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grizzly
Pittsburgh
Highland Park Zoo
Corrigan Greeted by New York City
Crowds sweltered as Douglas Corrigan landed in New York after his solo flight from New York to Dublin. Mayor LaGuardia awarded him the freedom of the city and praised the bold, impulsive achievement amid cheers from Battery Park to Broadway.
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Corrigan
New York City
New York
Douglas Corrigan
Broadway
Dublin
LaGuardia
Reciprocal Trade Deals Aid Southern Farm Sector
In Little Rock farm leaders hear Dr Woodbury Willoughby of the State Department discuss new reciprocal trade agreements aimed at easing agriculture from high U S tariffs. I W Duggan of the AAA stresses that any farm program must include production control and both speakers criticize the domestic allotment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlerock
i/Pi
South
United States
Woodbury Willoughby
Department of State
Washington
I. W. Duggan
AAA
Weirton Steel Case May Shape Wagner Act Precedent
The protracted Weirton Steel hearing before the National Labor Relations Board could influence Wagner Act interpretation. With 3500 exhibits and 31,000 pages of testimony, the case may guide future amendments and affect employer and employee rights, procedures, and speed in labor cases. Clyde A. Armstrong was barred from further hearings by Examiner Edward Grandison Smith, provoking protest from Weirton’s lawyers and others.
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Weirton Steel
Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Rom William Green
A.W
Edward Lamb
Toledo
Weirton
Clyde A. Armstrong
Eaward Grandison Smith
Steubenville
Ohio
Edward Grandison Smith
Smith
Full Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
NERB
The Romantic Roamer Doug Fairbanks and Mary Pickford Split
NEA Service recounts the restless life of Doug Fairbanks famed for stunts and travel. His marriages and separations intertwined with Mary Pickford as his wanderlust grew from early career to a global life. The piece traces world travels from Cuba to Asia and Europe, then fades into a final note on continued roaming after divorce and marriage to Lady Ashley.
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NEA
Dougie Fairbanks
Fiirbanks
Ife
Mairbanks
Jack
Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Mary
China
Jodan
Greece
Egypt
Nile
England
California
Birk Fair
Europe
India
Tahitian
Goh Desert
Malay Peninsula
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
Sian
Lord Ashley of
Engle
Paris
Atlantic
John
Denville
A Thought Ouy Lex Promises Resurrection in Spring Deals
A fragment from a historic text states that the author promises revival not only in books but in every springtime transaction. The line hints at a broader contemplation of renewal tied to commerce and season.
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Lrithoy
Floyd Hamilton Headed North From Dallas
Arkansas law enforcement and federal agents sought Floyd Hamilton and Ted Walters, wanted for the Bradley Bank robbery on June 7. Lietcher of the FBI said the pair were seen near Dallas heading north in a stolen Florida car.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Floyd Hamilton
Ted Walters
Bank of Bradley
Bradley
Ark
H. B. Lietcher
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dallas
Texas
Florida
Graveyard Working Planned at New Hope Cemetery
New Hope community invites all interested to a grave-yard working on Wednesday August 10. Bring tools and lunch and join workers to maintain the site.
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New Hope Community
Mind Your Manners Serial Usage Quiz
A quirky educational note tests proper business writing practices. It asks about using inst abbreviations, first names before customers, comma after salutations, addressing envelopes, and date formats. It provides conservative answers, stressing formality and avoiding informal or incorrect abbreviations in letters.
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Ini iv Stove
Kidnaper Killer Slain in Hot Springs Standoff
Hot Springs Arkansas police killed Far Young 40 in a downtown hotel while attempting arrest for the rape and murder of a 17 year old South Dakota girl and the rape and attempted murder of a Kansas woman. Young was identified in police records and died from wounds suffered during the confrontation. The case connects to the slaying of Betty Schnaidt, 17, found in an Oliver patch near Arlington, South Dakota.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Elly
South Dakota
Kansas
Far Young
Lebanon
Ben Rogers
Jerry Watkins
Sioux Falls
Earl Young
Betty Schnaie
Miss Svhiniits
Oliver Patch
Border Friction in Far East Remains After Talks
Moscow reports reduced friction as a proposed settlement is offered. Analysts say Soviet and Japanese troop withdrawal could fail if signs of Russian deployment in the Changkuteng area persist. The 1888 treaty framework is cited as a precedent, with negotiations continuing despite disagreements over mutual troop pullback.
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Moscow
Nuasia-1
Societ Rus
Siberin
Manchoukuosa
Hussar
Changkuteng
Japan
Gune
Mixima Latevinott
Tatura
Unique
Riessian
Cotton voting window opened and closed in New Orleans
Vague OCR note reports a Friday opening at 887 and closing around 850 to 851. Mentions spot cotton, prices unclear, and power and agricultural references truncated. No clear individuals or organizations identifiable.
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New Orleans
Qetobap
Fea
Spot Cotton Vlosud Ditt
Powe Ae
Alii Ag
Tenn. primary shock as Crump forces Cooper win
Tennessee voters backed Prentice Cooper for governor at the Crump organization’s urging, defeating Gov. Gordon Browning. National Committeeman BE H. Crump and Sen. Kenneth D. McKellar led the ticket, with Cooper leading Browning by returns from about one third of the state. Berry and Stewart trailed in the Senate race as Atkinson was unseated. Memphis cast a record vote as Crump allies projected Cooper winning decisively.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
BE. H. Crump
Memphis
U. S
Kenneth D. McKellar
Gordon Browning
U.S
George L. Berry
Prentice Cooper
Shelbyville
Browning
Berry
A. Tom Stewart
Winchester
Joseph W. Byrnes, Jr
National House of Representatives
Richard M. Atkinson
Crump
H. Crump
Cooper
Tom Stewart
Senate
W. D. Hudson
United States
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
W. H. Tuer
Avere
J. Ridley Mitchell
John R. Nex
Knoxville
L. Powell
Hendersonville
Stewart
Mitchell
Hudson
W. H. Turner
Frank Rice
Crump Organization
First Bull Cotton Reported Friday
The first matured boll of cotton this year was brought to town Friday morning. It was produced by TE. Sehooley from the Ed Brown farm at the city edge and picked from the Rowden 0-60 variety planted along an old Highway 67.
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Hove
TE. Sehooley
Ed Brown
Rowden
Buckner Section Seeks Sixth Producer at New Field
In Buckner Arkansas, Standard Oil crews drill a new Buckner field with Jay added Tuesday and swabbed since. The Well will begin regular production Friday as sixth producer for the field. McKean No 3 Secs io 7-18-22 reports six inch casing set and cementing awaited.
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Stamps
Ark
Standard
Warren County
Buckner
Jay
McKean
Sone Dling
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DeAnn
Talbot Feiler, Jr
Vesey Prohi Pler
Hate
Brown
Elis Retturn
U.S. A
Examiner
Willis Thornton
Service
Doug
Hreugh
Cuba
TH FE Magnor Piehfor
Dride
LaDy Ashi
South Seas
New Hope Cemetery
Dakota
Far East
Russia
Gov. Browning
Sen
McKellar
Congress
J. E. Schooley
Buckner Section
Lafayette County
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