Three Hempstead County Runoff Races to Vote On
Hempstead county voters will participate in the first run off primary in Arkansas, with contests for state auditor and local offices. Polling places are listed across wards, polls open 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., and votes are urged by Governor Futrell and party leaders to turnout for Tuesday’s runoff.
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Nutrell
Hempstead County
Lucsdiy
Arkanga
Oscar Hyamphrey
Charley Parcker
Euulduks
Shipley Building
Star
Charley Parker
J. Osea Dumphrey
Tilman B. Parks
Eighth Judicial District
Ned A. Steward
Werigan
Jism Dearden
Clarence Taker
Dewey Hendrix
Isabelle Upred Guxtoad
L. Pilkinton
Willie Hart
Tues
Sluetion
Arkansas Banke
Hope Building and Material Companys
Frisco
City
Fural Box
Collon Row
Henry Watkins
Rurns
Hempstead County Lumber Company
Futrell
Hpendhefel
Ty O
Audneyd
Oscar Humphrey
Bielk Mh
Regulation Seen for Broadcasts
Milwaukee report notes proposed changes in broadcasting regulation, focusing on quality and capacity of radio transmissions. The article mentions a committee on communications proposing legislation and previews a convention opening Tuesday to discuss these reforms and the anticipated impact on the broadcasting landscape.
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Milwaukee
Wiss
Vontioindions Commission
drought fears and AAA aid amid global hunger crisis
A wartime era column notes a massive planned US farmer aid through the AAA, with over a billion dollars destined for direct payments by 1935. It contrasts US relief with China’s famine, argues organized society reduces natural disaster fear, and critiques securities regulation and federal agency coordination.
Predict Increase School Attendance
Washington reports the U S education system aims to enroll over 31 million students this fall, with about 23 million in public schools and 3 million in private institutions. Officials forecast growth despite drought and weak economy, noting high schools face overcrowding while state aid and tax improvements may stabilize the system by next year.
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Drouth
Smery M. Poster
Statishman
United States Office of Education
Sage
Schood
Enactment Proposal Targets Political Mudslining Practices
A governor-backed bill aims to disqualify candidates who file false statements about opponents personal or official conduct. The measure seeks to curb mudslinging and ensure honesty in campaigns.
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Lopivtature
Governis Furrell
Abi
Celebration and Merchant’s Show Here Cancelled
An American Legion Celebration and Merchant’s Exhibit at Pair Park, August 30 to September 1, has been called off due to a misunderstanding between the promoter Roy O’Bryan and the Leslie Huddeston post. Ticket sales will be refunded via W. M. Ramsey at Checkered Cafe. the post thanks members of the American Legion Auxiliary and local citizens for their cooperation.
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American Legion
Pair Park
Oliiver Williams
Legion Post
Roy O'Bryan
W. M. Ramsey
William
Williams
Leslie Huddeston
Royal Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Hope 'S
Convicts Rebel at Graterford Prison Ends Quietly
Convicts at Graterford penitentiary used improvised weapons during a Sunday night uprising. Guards and state police fired no shots, restoring order after rioting overrun several cells. Saturday’s disturbance damaged storage barns garages and multiple prison blocks with no injuries reported.
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Collegevilly
Graterford
Gell
Onder
Heral
Pune
Kidnaped Negro Couple's Car Recovered Near DeQueen
A kidnapped African American man and woman were found safe near DeQueen after their car, a black sedan from the Arkansas Machine Specialty Co, was recovered in a wooded area west of DeQueen. Police, led by officer Joe Naugh of Broken Bow, Oklahoma, said the vehicle showed damage and the suspects, Curly Smith and Buck Yates, fled from the Arkansas penitentiary on August 12. The victims had paid a ransom of $885 during the abduction.
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Arkansas Machine Speciity Company
DeQueen
Joe Naugh
Broken Bow
Okla
Vics
Curly Smith
Buck Yates
Arkansas Penitentiary
Smith
Hempstead
Funeral and Burial for Mrs Creed Caldwell in Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff reports the death of Mrs. Creed Caldwell wife of former Senator Caldwell after a long illness. Funeral and burial are set for Tuesday at an Ul home in Pine Bluff as locals note her life and service.
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Pine Bluff
Creed Caldwell
Caldwell
Little Rock
Fizxell
Monticello A. & M. College Board
Frank Horsfall
Negro Held for Fatal Accident
Roy Frank a 23 year old Hope Negro was bound over to the grand jury in municipal court on involuntary manslaughter charges arising from the death of Ela Holmes a 36 year old Negro woman struck by Franks car on the old Emmet Blevins highway witnesses said Franks lost control and fled to Hope after the crash. Bond $750. Frank surrendered Sunday morning telling officers he was scared to death. Other municipal court items included acquittal for Alvin Weisner on reckless driving and continued perjury charges against Frank Noble.
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Roy Frank
Hope
Ela Holmes
Franks
Emmet-Blevins
Roy Bonds
Blevins
Homer Burke
William Reaves
Alvin Weisner
Hope-Fulton Road
R.w. Ingram
Dallas
Texas
Weisner
Major Thoms
Rskl
Frank Noble
Mark
Grand Jury
TL M. LaGrone, Jr. & Co
Daxcie Lee Powell
Textile Strike Set for September 4
Washington secret instructions for a cotton textile strike on September 4 have been sent to sectional chiefs by the national strike committee of the United Textile Workers. The order will be announced officially this week and will affect nearly hundred thousand cotton mill workers and union members nationwide.
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Washington
United ‘Textile Workers
Union of I
Fairbanks and Mary Fielford visit Rancho Zorro
Douglas Fairbanks and estranged wife Mary Fielford motored to Rancho Zorro near San Diego Sunday. They toured the ranch atmosphere, trees, horses, and cattle, a favored riding spot. Fairbanks cancelled a yachting trip with Joseph Schenck and Darryl Zanuck to stay with Mary amid renewed courting signals following his Europe trip and Mary Pickford divorce suit.
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Calif
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Fielford
Rancho Zorro
San Diego
Doug
Joseph Schenel
Darryl Zanuck
Mary
Fairbanks
Europe
Miss Pickford
Allred Elected Texas Governor
James Y. Allred won the Texas Democratic primary and is set to face a Republican opponent in November. The victory weakens Ferguson’s control as Allred mobilizes support for a convention fight in Galveston and potential national committee changes.
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Dallas
Texas
James Y. Allred
James Fi. Ferguson
Galveston
Allred
Om F. Hunter
Wichita
Democratic Executive Committee
Merguson
Jim
Jed C. Adams
National Committee
Ferguson
Wright Morrow
Houston
Vonmilteeman
Wisgheive
C. C. McDonald
Wichita Falls
Hunter
Allyell
Business Meeting Urges Full Young Mens Club Membership
The Young Men's Business Club holds an important session Monday night at the only hall. Full membership is urged to attend as the meeting addresses key plans and updates for the organization.
NRA Troubles Are Believed Settled
Washington reports indicate General Hugh S. Johnson walked out of a White House conference and resigned in writing, then reconsidered under Roosevelt's insistence. Johnson remains NRA administrator likely to become co chair of the board with Donald Richberg continuing as NRA counsel. Frances Perkins may limit labor department role amid strikes.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
White House
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
Richberk
Johnson
Frances Perkins
Labor Department
Fall Grain for Drouth Remedy in Lempstead County
Farmees in Lempstead County should take advantage of Crop Loan Offer. Plant fall grains such as oats, rye, barley and wheat to relieve food shortage from drought. If feed shortages loom, apply promptly for the loan. fall sowing can provide grazing for one animal unit about 28 days. Anticipate a strong fall crop similar to 1940 and sow extra fall grain and fall sown fist seeds to stock enough grain for next spring.
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Lempstead
Franks BR. Slaniey
Hunt for Missing Western Mail Plane
Two planes left here Monday morning in search of a transcontinental Western Air mail plane believed down between here and Denver. The plane, piloted by Ward Fleet of Kansas City and loaded with mail and express, left Amarillo Sunday and was due here at 4 p.m. Weather between here and Amarillo was cloudy when Fleet took off.
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Western Air Oair
Here
Ansettla
Marl Pleet
Kansas City
Amarillo
Galveston Dow Warnings As Power Fails
Galveston power failed Monday as a hurricane brews along the coast. Residents boarded up homes and prepared for a stiff blow. Telegraph and telephone service were disrupted. officials posted warnings from Port Arthur to Galveston as seas rose and a tide crept higher.
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Houston
Texas
Gulf
Serds Gulf
Galveston
Port Arthur
Texas Gulf
Port O’connor
Sabine
Rowe Extends Streak With 16th Straight Victory
Washington, D.C. July era report: Detroit ace Rowe sealed his 16th consecutive win by driving in the deciding run in the ninth inning as the Tigers beat Washington 4 to 2. The 22-year-old righty ties AL record with Johnson Wood and Grave. Detroit gains five games on New York. Greenberg homered after a ninth-inning rally as Rowe overcame early Washington defense and late rain fears.
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Rowe
Detroit Giant
Hall of Fame
Tigers
Walter Johnson
Joe Wood
Lefty Grave
Detroit
New York
Monte Weaver Weaver
Tal
Hut Hank Greenberg
Owen
Weaver
Russell
Fox
Schulte
Rogell
Luvke
Harris
Travis
Cotton Markets Rise and Fall with Mixed Closing Prices
Cotton traded unevenly with Monday declines of 50 cents per bale. New York October closed at W409 after opening 314-15 and a session high M16. November finished at 13.37, December at 1.25, January 1.23, and March 33.35. Also notes Little Rock Produce, Hens, Leghorn, and various per unit prices for poultry and candied items.
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New York
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Merchants and Planters Bank
Warren Bank
Warren
Roy Franks
Ella Holmes
Mary Pickford
Douglas Patric
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Wood
Doug, Mary Motor
Actor’s Ranch
Reunion
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Dow
Gulf City
Southwestern Bell
Tel
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