Legion Building Plans Submitted to City Council
Washington. Wage Hour Division plans to expand enforcement with 1200 appropriation. Four training centers will open by September in New York Chicago San Francisco and Albany. New inspectors will train briefly before fieldwork under veteran staff. Council also covers street projects property leases and local appointments amid other business and political notes.
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Marion Manito
Amusement Show Held Here As Stage Show Debuts
A local amusement show concludes a run featuring the Bark Andiserent company and a cast including Wot Mieaht Grlaedse. Promoter plans a one week engagement with sponsor support from the Commerce and Patios Radio Patrol. The manager expresses intent to extend dates, noting Australia’s population and regional interest.
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Labor Law Violations Reported in Hope Investigation
State Labor Commissioner HC Matcolin from Little Rock announced an investigation into a Hope courthouse area project. He stated four employees violated state labor laws and that out of state laborers were ineligible due to local funding for the project. Investigator Mrs. Howard Proctor cited further violations and warned employers to correct conditions or face prosecution. Minors’ work rules and hours were outlined, with restrictions for ages 14 to 16 and for girls under 18, reflecting 1929-era enforcement context.
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Six Teams Open District Softball Play in Tournament
Six teams begin play in the district softball tournament with opening games set for Wednesday night at Main Park. Bruner-Ivory of Hope faces Roy Taylor’s injury hindered Bruner-Ivory in the opener while Nashville meets East General Home of Texarkana. Murray Auto Service faces Soil Conservation of Hope in the second game, with a third contest pitting East General Home against the winner of Bruner-Ivory and Nashville.
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Cranium Crackers Word Matheration Puzzle
A reader puzzle page titled Cranium Crackers presents word play on Tan problems and Wyeth, with instructions to subtract water from four types of British soldiers and derive a final explosive shell. A preposition is to be dropped between certain letters, with answers promised on page Two.
Polish Soldier Slain Near Danzig Deepens Border Rift
Reports from Danzig describe the shooting of a Polish soldier by frontier guards on the Polish border. The incident, part of a series of clashes in the Danzig dispute, prompted brief discussions by League of Nations commissioner Carl Burckhardt and drew Berlin and Warsaw into heightened tensions malgré conflicting accounts of the weaponed halt order.
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Bund Membership Held at 20 000 in Probe
Washington reports a 20 000 Bund membership figure tied to investigations by a house committee into American Bund activities. The probe references the Bund’s history and possible connections to Nazi influence while noting the absence of direct government ties. The article mentions individuals linked to the group and scrutiny of their finances.
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Cotton New HR Lean and Teo Opened Waghtpsdas
An unclear report notes new HR lean and Teo opening Waghtpsdas at 85 sac eles. The text also mentions BTV, B.Sashe Foot cota erased quietly on a Friday with a date of 8.25.
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Bailey Vetoes Bill by Weisenberger
The article reports Bailey vetoing a bill linked to Weisenberger amid political contention. It notes a $10,000,000 defense spending element and calls for reallocation of funds. The piece mentions reactions from Bailey and Weisenberger and references the Ar Algiewel League context.
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Algiewel
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Emergency Clause Struck Down in Arkansas High Court Ruling
Arkansas Supreme Court, in a 4 to 3 decision, blocked Governor Bailey’s plan to immediately refund the 140 million dollar highway bond debt by invalidating the emergency clause on the refunding act. The court left the act’s constitutionality for later briefs, sending the case back to Pulaski chancery court. Chief Justice Griffin Smith wrote the opinion, with Justices Holt Humesphreys and Baker concurring. dissent by Justices Smith McHaney and Holland. Bailey attacked Justice Holt for possible disqualification due to kinship with the attorney general.
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Arkane23 Supreme Court
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Pulaski Chancery Court
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Smith
J. §. Holt
T. H. Humesphreys
Basil Baker
Jack Holt
Wages Up for WPA Workers in Arkansas
In Little Rock, administrator Floyd Si day announces a general wage increase for Arkansas WPA workers effective September 1. Wages rise from 26 to 62 a month with new scales up to 37.20 per week. Federal officials say the plan raises the old average monthly wage from 65.2 to about 3550, applying across Southern states with continued percentage scales.
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Floyd Siday
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WPA
Washington
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