Capt Meyer Heads CCC Camp Move to Minnesota
Captain Meyer reports Arkadelphia CCC Company 8738 will depart for Minnesota next Wednesday with the old crew, as a larger new company begins moving into the Alton camp to handle nearly 400 enrollees. Camp facilities are designed for permanency. the pay structure includes a home allotment for families. An educational program and a six hour work day plus travel time are noted, with a simple menu outlined for one day.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
CCG
Alton Camp
Arkadaysas
Minneasats
Werthesay
Manie H. Meyer
Tald Hope Rotary Club
Hotel Bartow
Arksis
Jian Camp
Minnesota
Meyer
Frank J. Anneherd
Paul H. Case
John C. Meadow
Arkadelphi
F. L. Henley
Carruthersville
R. EB. Evans
Hugo, Ohia
CCC
Alt Camp
He Alton Camp
Sie Skelurin
Alasses
Aud
Ethiopia Seizes Rail Lines in War Mobilization
Addis Ababa reports the Ethiopian government halted all railroad shipping of merchants goods to free facilities for soldiers munitions and food. Britain, France and Greece assure no panic and pledge two weeks warning if invasion threatens, as Geneva peace talks unfold. Mussolini vows strong policy and Britain seeks to curb war through Kellogg pact, while Eden and Hoare monitor developments. Ethiopian officers urge action citing imperial delays and mounting mobilization.
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Addis
Ababa
Ethiopia
U.S
London
Eny
V/P
Geneva
Benito Mussolini
Britain
United States
France
VW Duce
Downing Street
Farina
Washington
Paris
Rogpevell
Italy
Mussolini
Viatian
Anthony Eden
Leas Sue of Nations
Lymane
Sidney Hoare
Norfolk
Foreign Office
Promice Stanley Baldwin
Hesweek
Fem
Franes
Eilidgaba
Addis Ababa
Livus
Enperor Selassie
Officer Kills Boy in Fight at Dance
In Russellville Arkansas on Thursday night Frank Boxnick Jr 22 was shot to death after a disturbance at a community event near Ags big northwest of town Deputy Sheriff Willie Suedmeyer held in connection with the shooting says he fired when he believed Boxnick was drawing a knife during a quarrel that several men were involved in and he ordered them to go home
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Russellville
Ark
Frank Boxnick, Jr
Agsbig
Here
Willie Suedmeyer
Boxnick
New Deal Test on Coal Regulation
Federal action places a new test for regulating the coal industry on the statute books after President signs the Guffey bill creating NRA related enforcement. A separate measure establishes an alcohol control agency replacing the New Deal agency crippled by the Supreme Court ruling and curbs false advertising and unfair practices.
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Washington
Supreme Court
NRA
Malaria Control Head Named Here Hosts Kiwanis District Meet
Gomer K Jones of North Little Rock was announced as head of malaria control for nine southwestern Arkansas counties. The Hope Kiwanis club hosted an interclub meeting for Kiwanis District Seven with attendees from Little Rock Dorado Pine Bluff Hot Springs and Hope. The event included introductions by Jones, talks by officials, musical entertainments, and a late social at Lurk's Tourist Court.
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Hope Club
Gomer K Jones
North
Little Rock
WEA
Amkineas
Jones
Artis State Board
Dunes
Hope
Hope Kiwanis
Barlow
Dorado
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Guile Jones
Julir P. Cur
W.cs
Atkins
Will Akers
Dr Ellis Weaver Reported Killed in Longview Shooting
Reports say Dr Ellis Weaver son of Corner J H Weaver of Hope was shot and killed at his office in Longview Texas Friday morning. The men named as suspects include Conner Weaver and Cecil Weir, both described as relatives of the deceased. Authorities investigate the fatal shooting and seek details to confirm motives and identify all involved.
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Ellis Weaver
Corner J. H. Weaver
Hope
Longview
Texas
Conner Weaver
Cecil Weir
Bendix Air Race Tragedy Shocks California Crowd
Cecil Allen, a 39 year old former trans Pacific flyer, died when his Bendix entry crashed near the Cleveland airstrip during a practice run as eight other planes advanced toward New York. The National Air Races in Cleveland will feature women pilots in several events amid a four day program with prize money and exhibitions.
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Rostoo ‘Turner Ren O. Howard
Cleveland
Howard Hughes
Col
Roscoe Turner
Turner II
Ben Howard
Bendix
Burbank
Calif
Cecil Allen
New York
Fraphy' Ynee
Allen
Myers
Ohio
NEA
Mile Square
United
Clifford Henderson
Los Angeles
Col- Roscoe C. Turner
Earl Ortman
Canada
Mexico
Cecil A. Allen
Vance Breese
Jacequeline Cochran
Amelia Earhart Pullman
America
Pulman
England
Farmers Rally Behind United AAA Stand In Arkansas
In Marianna Ark Dr Tait Butler of Memphis urged more than 4000 farmers at the cotton branch experiment station to rise to militancy and retain gains from AAA policy. He warned of a strong organized opposition while praising the crop production control program and processing tax as essential for farmers.
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Marianna
Ark
Tait Butler
Memphis
The
Progressive
Lamer
Cotton Branch
Here
Cully A. Cobb
Agricultural Adjustment Ads Ministration
Butler
AAA
Mr. Cobb
Melon Feast to Be Given by Methodists
A watermelon feast is planned at 8 o'clock Friday by the Young Men's Bible class of the First Methodist Church. The event will be held in the church dining room, with about 150 people expected. Five-minute talks by several Bible class members are planned.
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Cal
Roscoe Turner
Turner
Howard Hughes
Marl Neumann
Ben O. Howard
Mister Madligan
Howard
Bendix
Keith Rider
Los Angeles
Lee Walker
Ft. Worth
Texas
Shven
First Methodist
New Mexico City Under Floodwater
Las Cruces near the Rio Grande was under four feet of floodwater on Friday as residents fled Thursday night seeking shelter and food on high ground. Mayor J Benson Newell said there were no reported deaths, while heavy rains saturated the region and overflowed streets, marking the worst flood since 1875 with damage estimates unavailable.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Rio Grande
J. Benson Newell
Fortitlanas
Two States Lose U S Relief In February Move
Washington reports complete abandonment of relief in Alabama and Wyoming after next Monday, with eight other states to be removed this month. The action aims to end relief administration and push toward 3.4 million work relief jobs by November, while signaling Secretary Ickes public works support. An allotment plan for September direct relief sets a stark contrast to millions for the prior month.
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Wachington
Alabama
Wyoming
Harry L. Hopkine
Relief Administration
Stura
Ickes
Civilian Conservation Corps
Walling budget shuffle and a miner’s fatal accident
Comptroller Griffin recommended destroying 1,489,000 in surplus school funds and replacing with 1,600,000 in new non-interest certificates to balance accounts. In Clarksville a miner, Walter Wells, was killed when rock fell in Spa dra Coal mine. Barbusse is reported dead in Moscow. Queen Astrid’s funeral set for Tuesday after a Belgians’ royal visit. Claudette Colbert’s manager confirms her Mexican divorce from Norman Foster.
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Little Rock
Griffin, Smith
Clarksville
Ark
Walter Wells
Rock
Spadra Coal Company
Brussels
Beliguiu
Royal
Astrid
Autumn Cold Snap Hits Arkansas With Early Friday Chill
Autumn sent a sudden cool spell across southwestern Arkansas as a cold front from Canada pushed southward. Little Rock experienced temperatures in the 60s and 70s with a 0.1 inch rainfall, while the Weather Bureau noted a 72 degree mean and a forecast for a gradual warming by Saturday. Meteorologist H. S. Cole attributed the drop to high pressure expanding south from Canada, a pattern he anticipated for several days.
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Arkansas
Fruit & Truck Brench
Canada
Little Rock
Pam
Buyvau
H. S. Cole
Postoffice Labor Day Schedule in Hope Arkansas
Hope postmaster Robert M. Wilson announced Friday that the local post office will observe Labor Day by curtailing hours next Monday. City delivery will run once in the morning, no afternoon delivery, and general delivery windows will close in the morning and reopen from 1 to 2 hours later. rural delivery will be affected.
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Robert M. Wilson
Hope
Theft of 2 Bushels of Corn Lands Farmer in Jail
Deputy Sheriff Reginald Bearden said Cheek Coleman admitted stealing two bushels of corn from farmer Campbell, near four miles northeast of Hope, leading to his detention in the county jail.
Missourians Die on Gallows for Murder During Holdup
Four convicted slayers were put to death Friday two in electric chairs and two on the gallows. Two others were reprieved. Alfred J. Lindsay electrocuted at Ossining New York for the axe murder of Bernice Farnsworth. Ben Boyd electrocuted at Huntsville Texas for the murder of Robert Golightly. Eddie Gayman and Roy Hamilton hanged at New Madrid Missouri for killing Arthur Cashion. Barnes and Nelson given 30 day reprieves by Governor Futrell.
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Alfred J. Lindsay
Ossining
N.Y
Bernice Farnsworth
Ben Boyd
Huntsville
Texas
Robert Golightly
Boyd
Eddie Gayman
Roy Hamilton
New Madrid
Arthur Cashion
Bill Barnes
Paul Nelson
Futrell
Tucker Farm
Gray Albright
State Rangers
Nelson
B. F. Mitchell
Jackson County
Albright
Bates Firestone Tire Distributor Appointment
Bates Firestone Tire Distributor announces M. Bates of Hope is named Firestone fire and products distributor for this territory. The arrangement, made in Hope on Friday, will provide Firestone products through Gulf filling stations as stated by Mr Bates.
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M. 5. Bates of
Hope
Firestone Fire and Products
Firestone
Gulf
Bates
Cotton market opens with mixed moves in New Orleans and New York
Irregular price action marks Friday oats with near months slightly higher and distant months slipping. October option rises to 10 43 and December to 10 40, May around 6 45, while Liverpool futures show varied levels across months amid limited demand and selling pressure.
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New Orleans
Marek
New York
Woneo
Liverpool
Southern
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M. H. Meyer
Old Company
Paige Sis
Fanny
Iowa
Howard Minghes
New Deal
Gomer EB. Jones
Cecil. Allen
Pacific Flier
United Aaa
Cully Cobb
AAA Nas
New Mexico City
U. S
Bulletins
Eng
Reuters
Moscow Dispatch
Benti Barbusse
Barbusse
LeFeul
Hollywood
Charles Feldman
Claudette Colbert
Busiess
Norman Foster
Hanging
Missouri
Bates Firestone Tire Distributor
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