Kitchens Lead Is 368 Votes in Congress Race
Late unofficial returns from Tuesday's Democratic run-off primary show Wade Kitchens of Magnolia leading veteran Rep. Tilman B. Parks of Camden in Arkansas seventh district. With 290 of 207 precincts counted, Kitchens 14,441. Parks 14,070.
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Little Rock
Wade Kitchens
Mag- Nolia
Tilman B. Parks
Camden
Kitchens
Parks
Parker
Charley Parker
Oscar Humphrey
Carrigan
Ned Stewart
Steve Carrigan
Eighth Judicial District
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller Counties
Clark
LaFayette
Stewart
Stewart Carrigan
Memipstead
Cormerseats
Little
J. Oscar Humphrey
Arkansas
Tarker
Humphrey
Packer
Humphrey Packer
Geo
Mden
Vt Voles
Willows
Calhoun
Bresley
Ouachita
Tayks
Guyehila
Beartley
Vees
Open up the woodpile and watch for radicals
Bruce Carron argues against blindly labeling opponents as radicals in a rising anti radical campaign. He cites past efforts to smear campaigners, warns of tyranny in policing beliefs, notes the need to inspect the woodpile for real motives, and urges caution before persecuting dissenters. He also laments rising accidents linked to alcohol and calls for stricter traffic controls and responsible governance to prevent further tragedies. He references labor unrest and the NRA era, stressing the cost of economic recovery and the urgency of balanced reform.
Blevins Football Player Fatally Shot at Stamps
Slagel, a Blevins High School football player, was shot about 4 in the afternoon at Stamps and died four hours later. The shooter was his brother in law Olin Phillips of Stamps, the incident described as accidental. Slagel, a 194? graduate of Blevins High School, had attended Henderson State Teachers College this fall. burial likely at Blevins Thursday afternoon. He is survived by four sisters and a brother Vern Slagel.
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Mlevins
Blevins
Slagel
Olin Phillips
Stumps
Young Silagel
Hart
la Ehter Henderson State Teachers College
Herbert Biggers
Mack Pickard
A. la Thonas
Vernon Slagel
Yen Slagel
Stamps
Sinclair Wins in California Poll Leads Democratic Gubernatorial Bid
In early returns from Tuesday's California primaries, Ajiton Sinclair, a former Socialist, led the Democratic field with a margin over rival Crecl while Governor Frank Merriam topped Republicans for the gubernatorial nomination and Hiram Johnson looked set to win both Democratic and Republican senate endorsements. Incumbent Senators and other candidates trailed, with notable activity in Mississippi and South Carolina liquor referenda shaping the broader party contests.
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Associated Press
Ajiton Sinclair
California
Sinelaig
Frank F. Merriam
Hiram Johnson
Wubert D.eequens
Convicts Break From Hospital in North Carvinshire
Chaotic report of escape at a hospital for the criminally insane. Fugitives named Baleigie Notly and Denyver allegedly overpowered attendants. Weekdays pass with no sighting as officers pursue. One inmate previously sentenced to life later adjudged insane and institutionalized.
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Baleigie
We “North Carvinshire Hospital
Hare
Five Are Killed In Oil Explosion In Campana Argentina
A large oil explosion in Campana Argentina killed five people and left several others missing. Fire and smoke swept through the area as structures burned and fires spread, causing extensive property damage estimated in the millions. Reports describe the scene as chaotic with debris and tables overturned, and authorities note the incident as a major disaster with crews searching for survivors. The article also mentions the ship Lord Nelson in connection to a separate note of mourning.
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Argentinga
Terray
Pontig
Seventeen Counties Still Lacking Drouth Relief
Arkansas drought relief status shows only 17 counties without any form of emergency or secondary relief. T. Roy Reid notes delta crops are strong along the eastern border while rains may negate further relief needs, with counties listed as not included including Mississippi, Cross, St. Francis, Lee, and others.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
T. Roy Reid
Drouth
Agricultural Extension Service
Reid
Crittende
Phillips
Monroe
Jefferson
Lincoln
Desha
Drew
Bradley
Ashley
Chigot
Lonoke
Pridric
Hempstead County Schedules Emergency Fish Grain Aid
County Agent Frank Stanley said Hempstead was placed on the secondary list in the Areath area for emergency grain aid. The program allows farmers to obtain grain tons for fall planting with larger allocations if the county moves to the higher status. Mr Stuntey explained the process and eligibility for affected farmers.
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Hempstead
Frank. Stanley
Stuntey
Roosevelt Scoffs at Inflation Talk
President Roosevelt dismissed inflation arguments as political, stating the federal government aims only to reduce debt through devaluation profits. He rejected media-driven notions of profiteering, saying the gold profit topic is overblown and will be treated as a nonissue.
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Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Routon Funeral Held Wednesday in Hope Arkansas
William Ralph Routon longtime Hope resident died Tuesday and funeral services were held Wednesday at the family home with Rev E Clifton Rule Dr J L Cannon and Rev wlace Ro Rogers officiating. Burial followed at Rose Hill cemetery. Surviving are his widow two children Frances Lenora Touton and William Ralph Routon Jr three sisters and three brothers. City Council in special session adopted a tribute resolution closing City offices during the funeral and noting Routon as a valued civic leader.
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Hope
E. Clifton Rule
J. L. Cannon
Wlace Ro Rogers
Rose Hill Cemetery
Frances Lenora Touton
William Ralph Routon
Frances Routon
Crockett
Laverne
Ala
CG. I
Parks
Tallahassee
Mia
Theee Brothers
Earl
Havana
Horace
Ashdown
Charles Routon
Rau Oon
City of Hope
Arkansas
Felowman
Rufe Boyety
Allost
Billingsley
132-Pound Melon Is Put On Display Here
A 132 pound Triumph variety watermelon, believed to be the largest in Heaypsteat county this season, is shown in Mounts Seed Share window. The melon was grown by M. E. Tate of Washington.
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Heaypsteat
M. E. Tate
Washington
Peace Parley Called Thursday by Textile Row
Washington dispatch reports looming peace conference as textile unions and mill owners debate a potential strike that could shut Alabama factories. UTW leaders push for round table talks Thursday while some managers threaten factory closings if a strike proceeds next Tuesday. Gorman accuses rivals of framing workers against government as Sloan seeks code authority. UTW executive council to decide widening walkout to silk rayon wool and cotton operatives, potentially 700000 to 800000 workers.
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National Labor Relations Board
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers Strike Board
Labor Board
Lloyd Garrison
Will
Gorman
George Sloan
Cotton Textile,institute
Sloan
Code Authority
Cotton Textile Relation Board
Bruce Brucie
Ness
Alabama
UTW
NRA weighs policy shifts to lift unemployment this fall
Washington dispatch reports the NRA considering changes to policies to cut unemployment this fall. President Roosevelt boosted Hugh B Johnson’s salary amid reorganizational tensions as aides study proposals to ramp up employment before winter.
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NRA
Hugh 8
Johnson
Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
NAA
Perkins
Vollan
Wee Easton
Rooevelt
Hyde Purl
Joylingen
Oil workers seek reopening of oil code provisions
Bulletin from Washington reports the International Association of oil field workers demanding a rewrite of labor provisions in the oil code, arguing workers are worse off under the code than before. Also in Washington chairman Garrison of the National Labor Relations Board said he does not plan to request delaying the textile strike walkout scheduled for September 4 unless developments require it.
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International Association of Oil Field
Garrison
National Labor Relations Board
Wednessary
Weaver Elected Nevada County Judge in unofficial returns
Unofficial Nevada county results show E. H. Weaver winning the county judge race with 1392 votes over J. C. Woodul 1081 and Steve Carrigan who lost by 271. In prosecuting attorney, Ned Stewart led 1378 to Carrigan 1107, with other races listing Humphrey for state auditor, and multiple candidates for Congress, tax assessor, and treasurer amid a mix of names and vote totals.
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Nevada County
E. H. Weaver
J. C. Woodul
Steve Carrigan
Ned Stewart
Carrigan
Por State Auditor
Humphrey
Parlor
Congress
Bughets
Ranel Farks
Silvey
A. E. Crass
Williann
Emmet Jarvis
Owen Waters
Odell Garrett
Van Meter Put On Spot by Own Mob
In St Paul a Dillinger ally Homer Van Meter was killed by police in a blind alley as associates feared his romantic ties would ruin bank raid plans. Police Chief Frank Cullen said the shooting would be carefully investigated. The gang, including Nelson, Karpis, and the Barkers, was linked to planned simultaneous Minnesota bank raids to replenish coffers and flee toward a Canadian border hideout.
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Minn
Homer van Meter
Dillinger
Frank Cullen
van Meter
George
Baby Pace)Nelson
Minneasota
John Hamilton
Alvin Karpis
Fred Barker
Edward
Nelson
Secu Nelson
Virginia
Duluth
Heachesen
Heddian
Cutie
Opal Meliga
St Paul
Ganester
K Center
Selen Fia Gels
Bearden Wins Sheriff Runoff With 361 Vote Margin
Unofficial county returns from 38 precincts show Jim Bearden defeating Clarence E. Baker in the sheriff runoff by 361 votes. Complete totals: Bearden 2053, Baker 1692. Isabelle Onstead led for county tax assessor by 48 votes over Dewey Hendrix, with 1912 to 1864. Pilkinton topped Willie Harris for county representative by 572 votes, 2182 to 1610. Hempstead County shifted in several races with Parker defeating Humphrey for state auditor by 749, 2251 to 1502. Democratic Central Committee to certify returns.
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Cme
Hope
Deanyv
Belto
Saratoga
Tokio If
Yaa
Laser McNabbes
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Tomu Blevins
Tod
Sa ‘'S
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Union
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Columbus
Rocky Mound
Lydia Beards Chapel Regents
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Fulton
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Ioil
McCaskil
Centerville
Jim Bearden
Nesday
Bearde
Clarence E. Baker
Bearden
Baker
Onstead
Isabelle Onstead
Dewey Hendrix
Ons
Drix
I. L. Pilkinton
Willie Harris
Filkinton
Harris
Emory A. Thompson
Fulter
Steve
Lomig Ity
Carrigan
Parker
Hempstea Hempstead
Charley Parker
Oscar Humphrey
Humphrey
Parrish
Hempstead
Humprey
Wade Kitchens
Tilman
Pat
Crh
Congress
Democratic Central Comm
Not Guilty Plea in Co Ed Slaying
In Birmingham Alabama Harald Taylor pleaded not guilty in circuit court to the slaying of Miss Faye New a Howard College co ed The judge fixed September 4 for trial Roderick Beddow named special prosecutor said the state would seek the death penalty The defendant was brought in handcuffed and accompanied by attorney Morel Montgomery who argued Sept 4 was too soon for defense preparation
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Ala
Harald
Taylor
Faye New
Howard College
Russell McElroy
Atorney
Morel Montgomer
McElroy
Judy
Roderick Beddow
Friahk
Markets Mixed Amid Thin Trading On Wednesday
Markets show minimal change with slight gains in October futures and December settling at 13.35. January at 13.08 to 13.45, March 13.45 and May 13.53. Little Rock Produce reports prices for heavy breeds hens Leghorn broilers and roosters with per item pricing and candled eggs per dozen.
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Tie Jones
Little Rock
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