Hope highway weeds and votes stir campaign cynicism
The piece notes youths hired to weed around Hope’s state highways before elections and claims political manipulation by appointed officials. It critiques Ed McDonald for governor and Chief Justice Johnson, suggesting patronage and favoritism shape state government while voters lose influence in a self-governing county.
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OYS
Hope
Arkansas
District Three Highway Office
Johnson
Ed McDonald
Aid Johnson
MccDonald
John L. Wilson
Wilson
Ed VanSickle
VanSickle
State Revenue Department
Supreme Court
Rebels Land 4000 African Troops to Threaten Madrid
AP reports 4000 Moroccan reinforcements landed to march on Madrid as loyalist forces push back rebels on Aragon front. Barcelona dispatches say road opened to Zaragoza while the Madrid regime vows a broader drive with heavy aerial support amid intensified fighting across Spain. Washington urges protection of American property and indemnity for damage in the conflict.
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Spain
Thurslay
Madrid
Aragon
Barcelona
Zaragoza
All
Morey
Gibralar
Ceuta
Mocecen
Gibratiae
Malaga
Gibraltar
Ceyls
Estepona
Witrhers
Bavilish Arrivea
Algeria
Fred
Divige
Coote
Nevada County Names Election Officials
Nevada County selects election officials for the Democratic primary as appointed by the Nevada Central Committee. The long list includes township boxes with judges, clerks, alternates, and sheriffs across Albany Sutton Laneburg Stoughton Caney Rosston Givorgia Jackson Denver Brunet Georgia Leaktown East Side and West Side precincts, naming numerous individuals such as Arthur Hendrix J. G. May Vernon Garrett Tom Easterling and others for each position.
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Presctv. Ark
Nevada
Nevada Central Committee
Alabam
Falcon Box
Arthur Hendrix
Bernard Barbarbeo
Charlie Brown
Luther Burke
Harley Cox
Chartie
McSwain
Jessie Pearce
Lawrence Riley
Nichols Box
J. G. May
J. M. McMillan
Charlie Young
Ernest May
Homer Nichols
John Winberry
Albany
Sutton
J. E. Woodul
Tom Easterling
Elmer Chorniley
Joh Goynes
Vernon Garrett
Edward Wiilello
Geo
Andres
Laneburg
Munn McGough
J. T. Adams Jr
Geo. Foro
H.bh. Sampsony
Ivey Steel
Alan Almand
Tom Mason
Stoughton Township
Thurs
Tiny Stewart
Baker Britt
C. H. Cowk
J. R. Boyee
Elor
W. W. Starritt
Thomas Neighbors
R. Q. Waiable
Robert Purifoy
G. C. Ingeaut
Leak Townstijy
C. O. Hodge
Doe Fl Starritt
Carl Seals
Eleries
Albert Staceitt
Clifton Drakes
W. P. Hodges
Missouri Township
East Side
Bux
Jidnes
EE Horne
Pore
Roy Duke
Tevnates
Wo Franks
Watson White
Gurmy Clarks
T. M. Burnis
Hap Powell
Alteriites
Toruie McRae
Duck Hartley
Sheriff
Cony
RW. Davis
A. i
ML Worthton
Sam Ween
Bailey to Speak at Oglesby School in Hope
Arkansas gubernatorial candidate Carl Bailey will address voters in Hope at 4 PM Friday on the Oglesby school grounds as part of a closing campaign tour that includes Stamps, Texarkana, Hot Springs, and Little Rock. Bailey promotes his state program with a direct, frank approach.
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Carl Bailey
Arkansas
Hope
Oglesby
Mr. Bailey
Stamps
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Washington, Hempstead
Hope Area
Briley
Helena
Retail
Bailey
Biiley
Bingen
Hempstead
County Debt Body to Meet Friday
Hempstead county farm debt adjustment committee will meet at the RA office at 10 a m Friday August 14. Chaired by E M Osborne the voluntary group under the State Agricultural Advisory Council and the Farm Debt Adjustment unit of the Resettlement Administration assists debt burdened farmers and creditors to work out new agreements to prevent foreclosures. Further details available by contacting the county Resettlement supervisor.
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Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment Commltee
E. M. Osborne
State Agricultural Advisory Council
Farm Debt Adjustment Unit
Resettlement Administration
Turned Brown By Brown Turner In Columbia
In Columbia Tennessee this section notes a mule market claim and farm scene with reference to corn prices rising and a warning about thrill seekers in Spain, reflecting local economy and stray phrases rather than a clear event. The passage mentions Secretary Hull and hunting thrill seekers, but context is unclear.
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Columbia
Tenn
Hull
Rim
Spain
Futrell to Speak for Ed McDonald in Arkansas 1936
Retiring Governor Futrell announced two radio addresses in support of Ed McDonald. The first would air on WMC Memphis at 6 p.m. and the second on KARK Little Rock with a state wide hookup at 3:30 p.m. Futrell said McDonald’s program of economical, constructive state policies should continue if he wins. Also, the Arkansas Share the Wealth Societies endorsed Pulaski County Judge R. A. Cook after backing Terral, with Charles Lehigh noting the switch and Marshall Purvis endorsing Cook.
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Little Rock(p
Futrell
Ed McDonald
McDonald
WMC
Memphis
KARK
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
el Dorado
Cook
Little Rock—Ii
Arkansas
Share the Wealth Societies
Pulaski County
R. A. Cook
Charles Lehigh
Tom Terral
Marshall Purvis
Hot Springs
Terral
Cunningham Loses to New Zealander at Olympic 1400m
BERLIN Germany four rack Loves lock, curly haired New Zealander, won the Olympic 1400 meter championship Thursday as Glenn Cunningham of Lawrence Kansas finished second. Luigi Beegali was defending champion in third and Sen Reman of Frontenae Kansas was fourth. A bird dog at Baker Pla his adayt ud a brood of mootherless chicks and raised them.
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Berlin
Germany
Glenn Cunninghin
Lawrence
Kan
Luigi Beegali
Nin
Sen Reman
Frontenae
Baker, Pla
Dr R M Wilson Returns Home From Korea Tour
Dr R M Wilson, longtime head of the Presbyterian hospital for lepers in Kara, is due home for a visit with his parents in Columbus after a long voyage from Korea. A shipboard letter from the doctor describes travel via Asia and a Russian express across the continent, noting conditions and observations from Moscow to Berlin and Poland.
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Columbus
J. 8. Wilson
Manton
Folles
Ark
Korea
Asia
Harbin
Pou
Russia
Blevins Hosts Wallaceburg Barbecue Amid Quiet Sheriff Race
Blevins hosted a Wallaceburg township barbecue with political candidates present. Rastus Ansley supervised the barbecue pit as entertainment details included a neon setup. Nine goats and four two year old calves were slaughtered for the event.
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Kelly Bryant Blevins
Hampstead County
McCaskill
Wallaceburg Township
Rastus Ansley
Hempstead county sheriff race highlights and rally plan
Hempstead candidates Bearden and Ward spoke at a Friday rally in Hope, stressing crime reduction, deputy integrity, and education. Bearden boasted notable arrests and a $10 reward for thieves, while Ward urged moral coaching for youth and open-department operations. The event featured the Sweet Home String band and a community lunch.
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Bearden
Lewis
Stuart
Hempstead
Hope Star
United States
Bearden Then Said, "One Thing That Is Sinful In This Country of Yurr
Ward
Hope
Beardet
M. L. Nelson
Blevins
Ancting
The
Sweet Home String Band
Local Couple Nets Season’s Biggest Bass at Red Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Childers of West Fifth Street Rope caught a six pound twenty one inch bass Monday morning at Red Lake using a Shannon splinter. Mrs. Childers watched from the boat’s far end as the catch was made. The Star photographed the couple at home after delaying a decision on who actually landed the fish.
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Red Lake
Fred Childers
West Fifth Street
Childers
Shannon
First Cotton Bale Is Purchased Here
The first bale of cotton bought in Hope this year was purchased Thursday by F. E. B. Russell of Hamner & Russell with offices in Bradley. Weighed 561 pounds and sold for 16 cents per pound. Barrington delivered the bale from his LaFayette county farm, with the bale later moved to Bradley for warehouse storage. Authorities say it may be the second bale produced in Arkansas this year, following Eudora’s sale on Wednesday.
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Hope
F. EB. Russell
Hamner & Russell
Bradley
LaFayette County
J. 3. Barrington
Barrington
Arkansas
Eudora
Actress Diary to Be Read in Court in 1920s Scandal
Los Angeles reports Mary Astor's diary will be read in court as part of a custody dispute with Dr. Franklyn Thorpe. Six famous screen lovers, including John Barrymore, may testify about the actress's private life. The diary’s contents are alleged to threaten film reputations and future productions valued at millions.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Astor
Franklyn Thorpe
Marilyn
George Kaufman
Thorpe
John Barrymore
Douglas L. Edmonds
Miss Astor
Dr. Thorpe
Lillian Lawton Miles
Hollywood
Jans
Allenge
Brother of Hope Man Hit by Train
Arthur Neighbors 42 of Arkadelphia died from injuries after being struck by a train in front of the Missouri Pacific station. He suffered the loss of a leg and other injuries, described as critical, the day after the incident. He was a brother of Dr. Judson Neighbors, a Hope dentist.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Arthur Neighbors
Missouri Pacific
Neighbors
Judson Neighbors
Hope
Two Pilots and Engineers Die in Lambert Field Crash
A Chicago airliner crashed near Lambert Field at night, killing two pilots and an engineer aboard. The wreckage spread across a cultivated field for about 200 yards, with bodies recovered and taken to Chicago. Names W S Bartlett and Russell Mossman are associated with the incident.
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ST. Louis
A. Sons
Chicago
Lambert St
Little River Party Collision Deaths Injuries in Missouri Crash
A party traveling from Little River to Roaring River in Missouri collided with a gravel truck on a dusted highway. Several locals were injured, including Mrs Cypert and Mrs Overton. They were treated at Cassville hospital and later moved to homes or medical facilities. The accident prompted medical staff to assess possible rib and skull injuries.
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White “Cliffs
George Overton
Rock
Overton
Bray
Dickinson
Audiss
Cassville
Cypert
City
Hempstead County
Camp Pike
Melya Bullington
Cotton House
Faye Samuel
Allen Home
J. K. Green
St. Paul
Colt
Wilbur Jones
Ten Unions to Be Suspended by AFL Council
Washington AP The American Federation of Labor Executive Council votes to suspend 10 unions in the Congress of Industrial Organizations unless they withdraw within 30 days. If not, unions representing over 1,000,000 workers face indefinite suspension. John L. Lewis denies disbanding the CIO and says the decision won’t alter the CIO’s policy or organizing efforts.
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Washington
America Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Industrial Organization Committee
Tee
Industrial Organization
C. I. QO
Speaking Schedule for Hempstead and Nevada Counties
Hempstead County current speaking engagements include Friday at 10 a.m. in Bingen and Saturday at 10 a.m. in Washington. On Monday, August 10, at 10 a.m. the Hope windup occurs. Nevada County tour lists Thursday at p.m. in Ennich and Friday at p.m. in Waterloo, with Monday, August 10, at 8 p.m. in Prescott to wind up the tour.
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Hempstead County
Bingen
Washington
Hope
Nevada County
Ennich
Waterloo
Prescott
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Cunningham
Jack Lovelock
R.M. Wilson
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Poland
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Ward Polite
Twenty-eighth Street
Sixth and
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New York City
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W. S. Bartlett
Russell Mossman
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Little River
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Committee For Industrial Action
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