LaGuardia Sees New Deal Fundamentals Enduring
Bruce Catton notes Mayor LaGuardia of New York asserts the core aims of the New Deal are secure and that the nation should stop treating the current downturn as an emergency. He argues wage and surplus issues, export production, and continued social programs define a stable path ahead regardless of the elected president.
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New York
Fiorello Latyardia
Chancoe
oSays Nation
LaGuardia
Wwe
Til Loler
Wall
LaGuardia Helioven
W. Bier
Cinstanes
Gio
Central
South America
Hall
Braner and Murray Face Title Test Monday Night
Braner Ivry Hanille company teams meet for the Seadhavest Arkansas softball championship Monday at 9 p.m. Both undefeated. Braner beat Nashville and East Pinealome while Murray defeated Sei Erosion and advanced after a forfeit over CBE Seevace. Opening game at 8 p.m. Monday features East Foner vs Home. Forfeit results and upcoming Eldorado games set path to Late Rock stile tournament in August. Admission 1 and 2 3 cents.
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Braner-Ivory Hanille Company
Softbal
As Hope
Murray Aiuto Service
Seadhavest Arkansas
Braner Skeving
Nashville
East Paneralome
Texarkana
Murray
Sei Erosion
Ifipe
CBE Seevace Tea
Prescott
Thee
Welock
East Foner
Kael Teaus Wai
Gale
Sas
City
East Mineral
Neashville Tel
Sail Bros
Services
Presents
Eldorado
Late Rock
Benshaw
Appointment of 16 New State Police Officers
State Superintendent Albright announced 16 new recruits plus a 71 total department staff and 66 uniformed officers. A three week training at Camp Robinson opens Monday followed by a two week re training for veterans, with FBI cooperation. The 139th legislature expanded funding for one additional patrolman and filled vacancies with appointees including Barker, Clyde Barker, Howell, Mason, Brinker, Wilson, Long, Nisley, Poudin, Welborn, Puglia, Boyd, Hymble, and others.
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Patry Almen
Supt
A. Cr. Albright
Camp
Joseph T. Robinson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Avtray Wilbur Barker
Mariana Clyde JL
Barker
Keiser
Missi County
Allan
Augisti
Nisley
Planerville
Compaycout
Cherry Valley
Crass
Frank McCibbony
Monticello
Charles Puglia
Prosvatt
Meek Welborn
Texarkana
Clarke Boyd
Lewisville
Lafayette Poudin
Roland Hymble
Mount Ida
Gyi
Cranium Crackers Word Puzzle Gimmick
A scrambled word puzzle describes combining clues to form longer words. Examples include a mythical horse from a garden theme and a state formed by four parts. The text mixes misspellings and playful phrases as a puzzle prompt.
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Sam
Mnung
Beer Men Divide on Nyberg's Law
Arkansas Beer Dealers and Confectioners association split over supporting a Nyberg Act consumer tax on beer and whisky. Oliver denies authorizing legal challenge, while disputed Senate appointments and a pending Supreme Court decision raise questions on the act’s validity and statewide impact.
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LVL
Rock
Olver
Arkansas Beer Dealers and Confectioners Association
Amame
Oliver
Roy Prewitt
Supreme Court
Aircraft Industry Booms Amid War Orders
Washington reports a surge in air and naval production as wartime orders surge to over 300 million dollars. Aircraft and engine plants are near full capacity, with strong demand from shipyards and arsenals. Observers predict television could become the next major consumer product as a key postwar shift.
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Washington
Mangled Youth Found Dead on Railroad Near Hope
A 22 year old youth named John Chayten Menygar Morgan was found killed near a Missouri Pacific railroad depot west of Hope. Sheriff Baker and Constable Copeland investigated and ruled out foul play though a knife, money, and a pass were found on the victim. Coroner Weaver would hold no inquest with services set in Harrisburg where relatives reside.
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Hines
Hapa
Heondon-Cornntins
John Chayten Menygar
Masser
Harrisburg
Sherff
CM. Daker
Polien
Sweepey Copeland
Vera Morgier
Baker
Morgan
Texarklain
Hope
Ife
Missouri
Margsty
J. M. Weaver
Nnt
Missouri Pacific Lines
Johnson tests first vehicle on St Joseph route 1911
Richard Johnson drove the first vehicle on the St Joseph to Sion route on April 11 1911 and recently piloted the mast car over the line before the new bus service replaces the Wheeler street operations.
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St. Joseph, Mo
iPj
Richard Johnson
St. Joseph
Mind Your Manners and Moral maxims compiled
A garbled late 19th century style compilation lists aphorisms on duty gratitude faith and obedience. It weaves quotations from Craidsimith Moissarot and Genree Klint with reflections on virtue, perseverance, and piety. The fragmentary text links behavior to character and divine will through various quoted authorities.
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Moissarot
Vanvene
Ian Door
Lonikfellow
Ferrars
Coina
Moore
Feltham
G. Macdonald
Mim
Young
Sis
Brother of Mrs T L Cook Dies in Illinois
Mire J Le Cun of Pynmek notes the death of her brother Butler Bia on August 8 in Philadelphia. A fund service is planned at Shipman on Sunday.
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T. L. Cook
Iblineis
Mire
J. le Cun
Poe
Aris
Butler
Fis Duane
Phiromin
Willard McDowell Hurt in Logging Accident
Willard McDowell suffered a hip and ankle injury in a logging accident Saturday at the Viton Gawhilleouthangy plant in Bates Min. Photographs at Py hile candy show his spinal velocity fracture and the frame incident near Hoy Crane’s home at 122 South Main. McDowell, son of May and Mrs Woo McDowell, was taken to Hoy Crane’s residence after the crash.
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Willard McWeneedl
Viton Gawhilleouthangy
Bate Min
M. Hile
Py. Hile
Metowell
May
Woo. McDowell
Hoy Crane
South Main
Bowe
Craine
McDowell
Bach
LIFE OF CHRIST and PASSION PLAY at First Methodist
Lape and vicinity residents are invited to the First Methodist Church on August 23 and 24 to view the film Life of Christ and the Passion Play. Filmed in the Holy Land, produced by National Bureau for Religious and Educational Films, with live music by Otto Flobs equipment. The presentation aims to be solemn and prayerful, drawing praise from churches across the United States and Canada.
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Jesus
Freiburg
Oberammergan
Europe
Baraye
The
Holy Dane
Raypl
Lisbesina
National Bureau For
Regious
Otto
Dave Rhurches
United States
Canada
Aiassen
Traci
Lion Voluntarily Closes Hs Wells
A court order forces Lion to halt operations at Wells HS for two weeks amid a state dispute over field shutdowns. The decree targets Ark and OW territories and follows a petition to enforce a broad closure directive. Local officials report the action aligns with a larger energy and property control mandate.
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Tin Ark & OW
AL Spear
Arkansas
Ginny
English Are Told to Leave Warsaw in Crisis for Europe
The British embassy advised its nationals in Warsaw to depart promptly amid fears of a rupture between Poland and Germany as Europe braces for potential conflict. Italy’s Mussolini offered no clear plan to avert war over the German demands for Danzig.
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Rome
tPi
Mussolini
Danzig
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France
Russia
Efefet
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Visitura
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European powers move toward new crisis amid talks
Britain and France plan full cabinet sessions to align on a joint action amid European tensions. Italy signals adherence to Rome Berlin axis policy. Belgium invites six small powers to join a mediation push while Poland shifts reinforcements toward borders. Germany and the Soviet Union announce a long term trade credit deal, potentially delaying Western Allied negotiations.
Shushan Indicted in Louisiana Bond Refunding Probe
Federal grand jury in New Orleans indicts Shushan and four others for using the mails to defraud in a levee board bond refunding transaction. Shushan allegedly received 432740 dollars in a scheme involving Newman Marin & Co and others, sharing a 496000 dollar fee.
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New Orleans
Abvalyain Fa
Shushan
Louisiana
Uney Long
Robert Newman
Marvin Harris
Promomnt
Newman, Marin & Co
Herbert Wagvespack
Tierry Miller
Court Fines Totals 426 In Monday Municipal Court
Fines totaling 426 were assessed in municipal court Monday on various charges. The largest, 50, came for concealing a pistol. Several defendants faced 25 fines for drunkenness or related acts. Additional fines included 8 for disturbing the peace and 25 for theft of auto tires and wheels.
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Rau
Op Wells Lifeeny
Charles Westerman
Robert Stsaghier
Herece Smith
Wayne Vines
Triplett
Qleaiot Wolty
Lachawa Omer
Atous
Ynnikermae
John McGromube
Daniel West
Atsuede Andrewe
Ton Seait
Parker Walker
Carl Bhroug
Allen Stuart
D.t. Thomas
Stusit Wid Thomas
Hope Furniture Co
Johniy Lee Cantley
Brooks Hays Expected to Resign as Arkansas Democrat Leader
The Arkansas Democrat reports Brooks Hays plans to resign as Democratic national committeeman for Arkansas. The announcement is anticipated within days, and Hays could not be reached for comment.
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Brooks Hays
Litle Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Arkansas
Hays
Six Children Bitten by Rabid Dog in Hope Arkansas
A Hope Arkansas report says six children and others were bitten by a dog that died after being held for a day. Veterinarian De H B Linker notified the public to seek medical care, as lab tests confirm potential rabies. Police urge avoiding strangers’ dogs while awaiting test results.
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H. B. Linker
Hope Pet Hospital
Hygenie Laboratory
Little Rock
Linker
Hope
Sweeney Copeland
Copeland
Hope charges Arkansas-Louisiana gas rate harms residents
In a brief to the State Utilities Commission Hope charges the Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Company quotes cheap gas to others while stiffing Arkansans. The filing by L Carter Johnson and E F McFaddin supports Louisiana-Nevada Transit’s bid to enter southwest Arkansas as a competing supplier. The case notes vast industrial contracts and disputes about whether loss of industry would raise domestic rates.
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Little Rock
Hope
State Utilities Commission
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Company
Arkansas
L. Carter Johnson
E. F. McFaddin
Atorney
Deardline
Louisiana-Nevada Company
Ada (Okla.) Corporation
Ideal Cement Company
Okay, Ark
Municipal Water & Light Plant
Hope Brick Works
Arkansas-Louisiana Company
Johnson
McFaddin
Arkansas-Louisiana
H. C. Walker, Jr
W. C. Fitzhugh
Shreveport
Water & Light Plant
Intervenor
Okay
Cement Co
Charles and
C. K. Boettcher
Terests
Denver
Colo
Anch
Rehearing Denied in Waterbury Graft Case
WATERBURY Conn Ernest Inglis Monday denied the imas ions of Mayor Frank Hayes and 14 others asking him to set aside 1 verdicts of a jury which last week Waterbury city treas million dollars.
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Waterbury, Conn
Ernest Inglis
Frank Hayes
Waterbury City
Cotton Prices Open and Close Steady in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton opened Monday at 8.80 and closed at 8.81 82. Spot cotton finished quiet with no change, middling price 6.53.
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New Orleans
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