Atlantic Fliers Unheard From Anxiety Is Felt
Harbor Grace reports no word Friday from the Green Mountain Bay crew Clyde Lee of Oshkosh Wisconsin and John Bochkon of Brooklyn as they aim to Oslo Norway. They left Thursday morning hoping for a 30 hour flight with 37 hours of fuel and faced anxiety from previous unconfirmed sightings over shipping lanes and Ireland.
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Harbor Grace
Atlantic
Green Mountain Bay
Clyde Lee
Oshkosh
Wis
John Bochkon
Brooklyn
Olso
Norway
Ireland
Ware Reports On Farmers Week At Rotary Luncheon
George Ware director in charge of Hope Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station spoke at the Hope Rotary Club about the Annual Farmers Week at State University Fayetteville. He noted large attendance, quality 4 H programs, and affordable accommodations besides transport costs, with 8000 average attendees and 12000 at the final open air pageant. Joe Grove of Commerce Texas visited with family, and Dr. A C Kolb of Josephine Hospital will lead next Friday’s program.
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Rotary Club
Barlow
George Ware
Hope Fruit and Truck Branch
The
State University
Fayettville
Ware
Fayetteville
Boys and Girls
Jr. R. Henry
V.P
Ivory Haddle Co
the Rotarian
Ward Dabney
Kate Scott Holland
Joe Grove
Commerce
Tex
Grove
Hope
Hope Rotary Club
A. C. Kolb
Josephine Hospital
Picket Lines Block Highways On Iowa City Doorstep
Reinforced picket lines blocked all roads into Council Bluffs Iowa as 1000 farmers threatened to storm the city jail and release five arrested picketers. In St Louis 88 detainees freed after habeas corpus action. South Dakota farmers strongly supported the non selling campaign to raise farm prices. Iowa National Guardsmen stood ready for rapid deployment if disorders spread.
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Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Louis City
Silver Lining Seen In Cotton Advance
More than 180 million dollars added to potential 1932 income for Southern cotton farmers as cotton rises above eight cents. Prices climbed since June with a low of 4.76, guided by a USDA crop estimate of 11,306,000 bales and August marketing trends, while Tokyo stocks also advanced.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cotton seed price rises in Hempstead county market
Cotton seed gained a small advance Friday morning the first of the season boosting farmer income near ginning and picking costs. Temple Cotton Oil pays nine dollars per ton with eleven dollars in carload lots. Ginning costs run about four dollars, leaving five to seven dollars for picking. One hundred fourteen bales ginned this month by Hope and Cook gins, far exceeding last August. Other Hempstead gins receive multiple wagon loads daily.
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Temple Cotton Oil Co
Hope
Cook's Gin
Hope Gin Co
Cook’s Gin
Hope Gin
Hempstead County
Thirty-One to Be Baptized at DeAnn Sunday
One mile east of DeAnn at 3 p m Sunday a baptism service will include 31 candidates. White Oak church reports 80 new members this summer, totaling 73 of 81 additions to date.
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DeAnn
White Oak Church
National Banks to Stop Foreclosures For 60 Days
Chairman Fort announced that Comptroller Pole ordered all National Bank receivers to suspend foreclosure proceedings for the next 60 days. He spoke at the National Economic conference, urging relief for Americans facing loss of homes and savings.
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Washington
Fort
Home Loan Board
John W. Pole
Currency Department
National Economic Conference
Edith Rockefeller McCormick Dies at 59 in Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick daughter of John D. Rockefeller Sr. died in Chicago of breast cancer at the Drake Hotel. She was 59, expected to turn 60 August 31, and died after lingering coma with her ex husband Harold F. McCormick and family by her side.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller
McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago Society
Drake Hotel
Lake Shore Drive
Harold F. McCormick
Mathilda McCormick Oser
Muriel McCormick Hubbard
Fowler
Car Fire Sparks Brief Blaze in Evansville
H Robinson’s automobile caught fire after a short circuit right in front of Hose House No 1. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze. The car was repaired and Robinson continued on with minimal delay.
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Evansville
Ind
H. Robinson
Robinson
Walter Gregory Pleads Guilty to Tiny Theft in El Paso
In El Paso Walter Gregory admitted stealing 15 cents worth of goods from a department store. He was fined 20 dollars and paid the amount with a 20 dollar bill after withdrawing 980 dollars in cash.
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EL Paso
Texas
Walter Gregory
Walker
Olive Borden Quits Hubby Over Married Lover in Court
NEA summary reports Olive Borden seeking annulment after discovering Teddy Spector had another wife, Pearl Haworth Spector, and a third marriage to vVave borden caused by bigamy charges. Buffalo and Port Chester court actions reveal a dramatic love triangle amid 1932 romances.
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Olive Borden
Hubby
NEA Service
Teddy” Spector
Pearl Haworth Spector
Buffalo
N. Y
Spector
vVave Borden
Fort Chester
Teddy
Olive
Port Chester
Grand Jury Probes Ashdown Bank Robbery in Ark
A special Little River county grand jury was convened to investigate the First National Bank of Ashdown robbery from a week earlier. One bandit was killed, three captured, and two deputy sheriffs wounded. The panel also considers murder charges against James Richards. Circuit Judge A. F. P. Steel issued the order.
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Ashdown
Ark
Little River County
First National Bank of
James Richards
A. F P. Steel
PT A Executives Meet Thursday in Hope Schools
The Parent Teachers Association executive committee met at 3 PM at the president Mrs. Dorsey McRae’s East Third street home with Miss Beryl Henry, superintendent. Plans for the annual membership drive were set and chairmen for each school were elected to run the drive the first week of school. Hope earns a 100 percent superior rating for the past two years, an honor the group seeks to maintain.
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Parent Teachers Association of the Hope Schools
Dorsey McRae
East Third Street
Beryl Henry
The
Hope Schools
Kline Lynder
Brookwood
Leo Robins
Oglesby
Frank Ward
Paisley
Dewey Hendrix
Hope
Church Checkbook Theft Returns Donation Thank You
In Jacksonville Florida M M Newberry allegedly took a church checkbook cashed five checks totaling about 80 dollars then returned the book to the church and thanked them for the donation in a bold nerve filled move
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Jacksonville
Fla
M. M. Newberry
Now Is The Time To Swat The Racketeer
New York police officials led by Police Commissioner Edward P. Mulrooney urge citizens to join a campaign against racketeers. They credit reduced extortion, factory and business prosecutions, and stronger public cooperation, noting a weaker racketeer class and growing court actions.
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New York
Edward P. Mulrooney
New York Board of Trade
Police Department
Mulrooney
Commissioner Mulrooney
More Jobs Would Accelerate Our Progress Hoover
President Hoover urged a national gathering of outstanding businessmen to share jobs now available and to boost progress. He tied the plea for job sharing to better credit distribution and called for coordination of government and private activities to attack depressing economic factors. A plan from the executive meeting proposed a central contact group to align private and public efforts.
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Hoover
Washington
Federal Reserve
Farm Board urged to hold 3 million bales of cotton
Governor Pernell wired southern governors asking the Federal Farm Board to refrain from selling the 3,000,000 bales of cotton it holds for another year. He said relief from Reconstruction Finance Corporation would be largely unnecessary if the plan succeeds.
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Little Rock
Parnell Friday
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Highway Officer Makes 30 Arrests
Highway Patrolman J. A. McClenden announced 30 arrests in six days, including six in Hope and 24 in surrounding areas. He warned motorists to display valid license tags and ensure proper front and tail lights and said he would continue enforcing state highway laws.
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City of
Hope
J. A. McClenden
McClenden
Playmates Reveal Drowning of Nine-Year-Old in Arkansas River
Playmates of nine year old Earl Adair disclosed Friday that he drowned Thursday while swimming in the Arkansas river ending a search that lasted all night. They said they feared telling what happened and had hidden his clothes before returning to the city.
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Fine Bluff
Earl Adair
Arkansas River
Nine year old heir to nickel ice cream suit
Helen Health, age 9, swallowed a nickel from an ice cream bar and became seriously ill. Her father sued the ice cream company and secured a $450 settlement.
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Los Angeles
Helen
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John D. Rockefeller, Sr
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