Louisiana Solons Called by Allen in Extra Session
Governor Allen planned a five day special session likely from August 10 to 14 to pursue impeachment actions against New Orleans Mayor Walmsley and other city officials. Huey P. Long allies see the move as part of a power struggle in New Orleans with political maneuvering across Baton Rouge and the federal probe into income tax cases.
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Baton Rouge
Lin -Upy-Gover-Nor Allen
Totove Hhe
Walmsley
New Orleans
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
O. K. Allen
Long
Allen
Long Cout
Senator Long
Porterie
Jack Pizewinto
St. Charles Parish
Rock pile in Niagara Gorge towers near Horseshoe Falls
A massive rock formation estimated at 15,000 tons above Niagara Gorge near Horseshoe Falls drew officials’ attention Monday night. Canadian engineers noted no tunnel damage while water flow shifted. observers said the pile began crumbling about 250 feet from shore, with pieces up to eight feet squared and others as large as 50 feet long.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Niagara Gorge
Une Falls
Ft. Daelson
Queen Victoria
Jackson
Canadian Power Company
Niagara Reservation
Niagara Walls
Horseshoe
Canada
Robbery and assault claim in Texarkana report
Bulletin describes a man being pistol whipped, robbed of his car and $20, with two men and two women seen along a highway at night on Monday near here. Separate items note Sumner Wells predicting completion of a Cuba reciprocal trade pact and F O Connor approving a plan to ease government insured loans for home alterations.
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Hugg, Ok
W. Smith
Pexarkana Physican
Here
Mons
Wasilington
Cuba
Sumner Wells
Ater
Roosevelt
Washington
F. O'Connor
Adimhilstration
Small Grain Crop Vital This Year
The article urges planting small grain crops for stock grazing this winter and spring to provide feed. It notes oats, barley, and wheat can be planted by September for fall grazing and about a month later for spring grain. It highlights how turning under a cover crop like hairy vetch boosts soil nitrogen and moisture, with county agents guiding seed supply for farmers pursuing a permanent relief program.
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Shand
Assessments Drop for State Taxes in Arkansas
The Arkansas Corporation Commission reports a total real estate and personal property valuation for 1982 at about 121.4 million dollars. Last year’s valuation reached 30.8158 million for real estate and 140.4 million for personal property, reflecting a sizable drop in state tax assessments.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Corporation Commission
Mane
Germany Launches Campaign to Make Hitler President
Berlin reports Dr Hjalmar Schacht joined a swift campaign to place Adolf Hitler in the presidency after President Hindenburg. Schacht pledged that Germany can overcome its troubles only under Hitler's leadership. Also, I Jane von Papen left Berlin as special envoy to Austria, saying he would consult Hitler in Bavaria before continuing to Vienna.
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Berlin
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Schacht
Hitler
Papen
Vienna
Jane von Papen
Austria
von Papen
Bavaria
Jurors in Texas face threats over capital murder case
Centerville readers report threatening notes sent to jurors who convicted Raymond Hamilton and Joe Palmer in the Eastham prison break murder case. District Attorney Max Rogers confirmed notes to jurors in Hamilton's and Palmer's trials, some signed with initials, others unsigned, with mentions of Houston and Dallas origin.
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Centerville
Tex
Raymond Hamilton
Joe Falmer
Major Crowson
Eastham State Prison Farm
Max Rogers
Hamilton
Palmer
Rogers
Luntsville
Anderson
Grimes County
Houston
Dallas
Johnson NRA dispute threatens U S newspapers prices
Senator Schall faces a newsprint code battle as he faults the NRA protected trust for threatening higher costs. He cites proposals giving publishers oversight while accusing the White House of press alibi maneuvers. The debate centers on a plan to regulate newsprint pricing amid international competition and anti trust suspensions.
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Washington-Ap
Schall R-Miind
Roosevelt
Phigh St. Johnnson
White House
Behall
NRA
Devlarine
Johnson
Auidricas Publiiships
Lia Johnson
Apa
Flo
Pres Bya Heathead
Senater
Viney
NRA Aiad
Europe
Tonight’s Election Party At The Star Office
The Star hosts the largest election party at 212 14 South Walnut tonight at 7 with full state district and county race tabulations broadcast by electric loudspeakers. AP wire will bring results from 7 p m to 1 30 a m unless decided earlier. Local tabulations include Seventh district from 11 counties and Eighth district prosecuting attorney from 6 counties. The Star Election Extra prints before midnight and newsboys will cover routes. Coopers Carrington and Andres of Hempstead County Lumber supply loudspeakers, W L Miller of South Arkansas implement co provides the parking lot across the street for crowd市.
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Star
South
Walnut Street
Associated Press
Leon Carrington
Hoyt Andres
Hempstead County Lumber Company
W. L. Miller
South Arkansas Implement Company
Five and a Half Year Sentence in Desire Under the Elms Case
Michael Maggio, a 44 year old Philadelphia cheese importer, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the double slaying of his second wife Anna Maggio and her 21 year old son Joseph at a lake house near Clementon New Jersey. Judge Frank T. Lloyd noted social provocation in the case and Maggio received five and a half years in state prison. Maggio’s plea acknowledged no premeditation, while his four children cheered the sentence and his former wife criticized the verdict saying he killed her son and should face the electric chair.
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Camden
N. J
Elmo S
Michael Maggie
Philadelphia
Anna Maggion
Joseph Maggio
Pilings Lake
Clementon
Frank T. Lloyd
Maggio
Patrick Harding
Maggie
Katherine Bonacart
Joseph
Elechair
Eugene O'Neill
Inflation Fears Are Given Check
Washington reports Treasury steps to ease inflation fears tied to silver developments. Secretary Morgenthau released President Roosevelt letters dated June 1 authorizing silver certificates. Discussion notes the plan to back certificates with silver and the potential for currency expansion, while stressing that issued money would mirror metal spending.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Nevada County to Close Cotton List
Nevada County urges cotton growers to file tax free application for allotments now. County agent J. L. Hiler warns that late signups risk tax on all cotton ginned and urges immediate action before the August 18 deadline as local committees accept filings across communities.
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Nevada County
Nevada
J. L. Hiler
Hiler
Allred Charges Ferguson Y Active
Amarillo Texas James V Allred the attorney general and gubernatorial candidate accused Jim Ferguson of being invited into the coup of Tan F Hunter and said the people must decide if Ferguson should continue control of the highway department He proclaimed that the issue of Fergusonism would be buried if he is elected governor
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Amarillo
Texas
James V. Allred
Jim Ferguson
Tan F. Hunter
Allred
Highway Department
Jimmie Allred
Bridge Unknowns Defeat Experts in national event
Four Ohio players who pair for fun defeated top New York experts to win the American Bridge League title. The team Hopkins Porter, both attorneys, Frank, a Cleveland attorney, and Glick, a salesman, led from early on after taking the “four-aces” semi finals and then clinching the final by a substantial margin.
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New York
Ohio
Josephine Culberson
William F. Hopkins
Charles H. Porter
Cincinnati
Aaron Frank
Jeff Glick
Cleveland
Hopkins
Frank
Glick
Porter
Six Mellon plants closed by strike amid peaceful picketing
Pickets stood outside six Aluminum Company of America plants as arbitration by the Federal Labor Relations Board loomed. Ten thousand workers idle in Portland while other strikes threaten textile workers nationwide. A Philadelphia region labor board appeal was planned for York, Pennsylvania, as unions forecast widespread walkouts and urged rapid strikes to curb what they call machine overextension. Mrs. Pinchot addressed delegates praising unions as essential to democracy in industry.
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Aluminum Company of America
Federal Labor Relations Board
Portland
Minneapolis
York
Philadelphia Regional Labor Board
Brotherhood of Railway
York Motor Express Company
New York
United Textile Workers Convention
Thomas F. McMahon
McMahon
Chargin
Bale Phenix
Columbus
Gifford Finchot
Pennsylvania
Empress Zita in New Austria Plot
London reports portray former Empress Zita as pursuing restoration of the Habsburg throne in Austria despite Little Entente opposition. Sources say Italy urges caution toward Archduke Otto’s potential kingship, with discussions of a Swedish royal marriage and ongoing diplomacy in Italy and France.
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London
Eng
Zita
Meliday
Hapsburg
Austria
Otto
Sweden
Italy
France
Arkansas Democratic primary voter turnout grows statewide
The City of Hope tabulation shows 748 votes by 1:30 p m Tuesday, higher than the 1932 figure of 669, as Arkansans cast ballots to choose five state and seven congressional nominees. The governor’s race between J M Futrell seeking another term and former state controller Howard A Reid captures most interest, while the state auditor contest features three candidates vying for the nomination. A runoff remains possible if no candidate surpasses half the votes.
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City of Hope
AES
Little Rgock
Arkansas
Incient
J. M. Futrell
State Co
Roller Howard A.reid
Brue
Reno Police Seek Nelson as Dillinger Henchman
San Francisco agents asked Reno police to watch for Baby Face Nelson, ally of John Dillinger, after a reported gas station robbery in Salt Lake City. The suspect was said to be heading west.
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San Francisco
Calif
Department of Justice
Reno
Nevada
Baby Face Nelson
John Dillinger
Nelson
Salt Lake City
Rain Drenches Six Western States
Rain fell across six western states easing drought fears as farmers welcomed the moisture. While major crops were largely untouched, late-season roughage crops improved, pastures revived, and livestock hopes rose. Oklahoma reports one inch in an hour near Henryetta amid generally light statewide precipitation. The Cheyenne Indians celebrated the rain, linking it to their animal dance on the North Canadian River.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Indiana
Drouth
Henryetta
Okla
Detroit Tigers Visit New York In Key Pennant Series
Detroit opens a crucial five game set with the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium. Detroit carries a two game win streak and a strong pitching lineup led by Schoolboy Rowe Bridges Auker and Marberry with Gehringer Goslin Greenberg and Cochranie hitting hard. The Yankees must win all five to reclaim the lead as bookmakers favor New York in the opener with Lefty Gomez facing Detroit ace Rowe.
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NEW York
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Tigers
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Lynwood
Schoolboy Rowe
Tommy Bridges
Eldon Auker
Jed Marberry
Charley Gehringer
Geese Goslin
Hank Greenberg
Billy Ragnell
Marvis Owen
Cochrane
Puruit
Broadway
Joe McCarthy
Lefty Gomez
Charley
Palcu
Rowe
al Crowder
Washington Castoff
Prison Guard Is Guilty in Escape Case
James A. Patterson, a prison guard, is sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to aiding three condemned men in the escape from the Texas state penitentiary on July 22. He admitted smuggling three pistols inside the prison walls to assist Raymond Hamilton, Joe Falmer, and Irvin Thompson as guards and convicts face further indictments.
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Huntsville
Texas
James A. (Ross) Patterson
Desperat
Fatterson
Raymond Hamilton
Joe Falmer
Irvin
Blackie) Thompson
Palmer
Paducah
Austin Avers
Kirk Borders
Patterson
Avers
Borders
Sheriff Pittman Sued for Shooting in Texarkana
Mrs. Helle M. Kistler files in federal court seeking 10417 damages from Sheriff Arlice Pittman of Nevada county and bondsmen after deputies fired on her car in November. Glass shattered injuring her body and left eye as officers pursued a car believed to carry Pretty Boy Floyd. She alleges they did not identify themselves and that drivers Mary Kistler and she fled to avoid a holdup. Names listed: Deputy Reeves, J. E. Pittman, Owen Waters.
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Texarkana
Helle M. Kist Jer
Louisville
Arlice Pittman
Nevada County
Charles
Pretty Boy" Floyd
Floyd
Cotton market slips further on New York contracts
Cotton prices eased on Tuesday with October futures down 15 points to 13.33 and losses across the board. November closed at 14.40, December 13.47, January 15.52, March 13.63, with New York spot at 13.45 and total sales reported at 50.
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New York
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Dillinger
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