Lawyer Testifies He Paid Hines Forty Thousand Dollars
New York testimony in the James J. Hines conspiracy trial includes J Richard Davis stating he paid Hines about 40,000 for political influence from 1932 to 1935. A surprise witness described requests to police changes and Dodges nomination, while Dewey ties police transfers to policy racketeers.
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J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
Tanmany Tall
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Willian C. Dodige
John Tm. Curry
Lonce
Tamoning
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Dewey
Curry
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Tam Nining
Dodge
Schults Wang
Dewe
Smith Curry
Matones” Policy Bank
Sehulty
Brooklyn
Hin— Sergi
Thomas W. Civay
James M. Canavan
Bdward J. McCarthy
Alexander Pampes
Maloney
Uhey
Willian P. Bennett
British Envoy Aims Berlin With Threat On War Outbreak
British ambassador Sir Nevile Mendelssohn, armed with new authority, travels to Berlin to deliver a personal warning that Britain might intervene if war reaches central Europe. The mission follows comments by Sir John Simon and signals a tougher stance toward Nazi Germany while France remains engaged with defense strikes.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Nazi Germany
Berlin
Britain
Central Europe
Nevile Menderson
Reichuchter Iecessity
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John Simon
France
Britay
Union Workers Syndicate
Pais
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Tiestay
Max Factor Dies A Makeup Expert and Pioneering Stylist
Max Factor, a renowned makeup innovator who shaped glamour with greasepaint and wigs, died at 61 after years of illness. Born in Russia, he built a wig and cosmetics shop in Los Angeles and assisted stars like Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin, developing the panchromatic makeup that earned him industry accolades.
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Beverly Lolls
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Max Actor
Russia
Los Angeles
Mary Wickford
Charlie Chaplin
Mabel Normand
Ana Francis X. Bughiman
Academy of Muslim Pactures Arts and Seignees
Thought God Should Be the Object of All Our Desires
A reflective line attributing to Massillon that God should govern the souls and guide desires affections and actions as the end of all thoughts and the governing power of the whole self. The quotation emphasizes divine centrality in life.
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God
Perimeter Puzzle Shows Two Men Following Right Angles
Mr Hill and Mr Dale study vacant land and then move in a right angle path. After initial 60 feet apart they end up at positions forming a rectangle. Hill ends at a point 159 feet from the start area and Dale at a opposite corner, with their relative location determining the land’s shape as a rectangle.
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Mr. Hill
Mr. Dale
Ecther
Jor
What Would You Do Social Etiquette Quiz Answers
Quiz on correct manners asks if a man may place his arm around a woman in public and who should walk between two people or a couple. It includes guidance on lending items, taking candy, and handling favors like pro bono photos.
Hope Chamber of Commerce Meeting Program at Hotel Barlow
Neal as president presents the Hope Chamber of Commerce program for a 7 40 p m meeting at the Hotel Barlow. Events include Inviting Rev Bert Webb, Welcome by B L Kintiman, five minute talks by officials, and the presence of Mayor Albert Graves as master of ceremonies. Four members will vote on directors. 22 nominees proposed.
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Henry A. O'Neal
Shreveport Chamber of Commerce
Kaufman
W. R. Hamilton
Albert Graves
Taylor
Othar Taylor
Earl Erlan
Clin Lewis
Paul Philbrick
C. G. McNeil
Chamber of Commerce
Barlow
Demo Nominees Opposed Here in Tempstead County Race
Republicans name Louie Carlson Hope business man to run for representative against Raven Weisenberger Jaln BP Vesey Democratic nominees in November election. Hempstead county delegates to Republican State convention chosen list includes Luewie Carlson W M Brunmet and others Alf Duandon former Kansas governor will attend as principal speaker at the convention.
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Hearpstead
Louie Carlson
Tempstead County
Raven Weisenberger
Jaln BP
Vesey
Hempstead County
Gatte Rock
Luewie Carlson
W. M. Brunmet
dLibdong
Alter Ales
A. Y
A D Hervey Injured in Crash Near Texarkana
A D Hervey manager of a local hotel was injured in a late night crash near Texarkana when his car collided with another vehicle and caught fire. He reportedly suffered a broken left arm and cuts, was taken to Texarkana hospital, and officers later noted he was booked for drunken driving. No other injuries were reported.
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AL PD
Hervey
Hope Youn
Texarkana
Texarkana Hospital
Grand Old Man of Oil Industry Looker Dies at 84
Bradford obituaries announce C. Glauker Looker, aged 84, longtime Pennsylvania oil producer and once named the grand old man of the oil industry of the world at the 1928 International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa. He died Wednesday at his Bradford home.
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Bradford
Tain
Dob C. Glauker
Looker
Pennsylvania
Tulsa
Okaig
Students Leaving Hope for College This Fall Photo
Hope Star features a photo at Hope city hat showing local students headed to colleges this fall. Names listed include Elizabeth McInton Henderson Dule Dee Comp ton Whitworth College Brook Haven Edna Franklin Ouachita Tempie Fae Toland Magnolia A M Annalee Rider Henderson Jorie Lee Threlkeld University of Tennessee Maurice Thomas University of Arkansas Mary Frances Hammons Henderson and several boys: J L Cook Jr Henderson Olin Rusty Jones Paul Waddle Magnolia Segnar Jr University of Oklahoma Charles Segnar Ouachita Charles Crutchfield Rice Institute Houston ex JR. Coaner Robert Porter University of Arkansas Joe Winberly Henderson Peyton Kolh Baylor Tom Hubbard Patmos.
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Hope Star
Hope City
Elizabeth Pmcinton
Henderson
Dulele Dee Compton
Whitworth College
Brook Haven
Edna. Franklin
Ouachita
Tempie Fae Toland
Magnolia A. & M
Magnolia A. & M. Annalee Rider, Henderson; Mar- Jorie Lee ‘Threlkeld
University of Tenn
Maurice Thomas
University of Arkansas
Mary Frances Hammons
Boys
J. L. Cook
Olin
Rusty) Jones
Paul Waddle
Magnolia
Robert Porter
Joe Winberly
Peyton Kolh
Baylor
Tom B. Hubbard
Patmos
New Cotton Farmers Plan to Be Launched in Prescott
A new organization, the Cotton Farmers' Minimum Income Association, plans a Prescott mass meeting at the courthouse lawn with well known speakers to explain its aims. Incorporators include Dy. Mo Dickinson of Little Rock Joe Morrison of Stuttgart and Robert L Lambert of Conway. The group will push organization in Arkansas cotton counties and southern states with an Hempstead county meeting date announced. Lambert Dickinson and Morrison have long farm relief ties and legal and editorial backgrounds.
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Ars
Dy. Mo Dickinson
Lite Rock
Joe Morrison
Stuttgart
Robert L. Linbert
Conway
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
Morrison
Arkansas Department of the American Legion
Arkansas
Federal Land Bank
Lambert i
Tulsa
Okla
Sutton
Nevada County
Dickinson
Lamebert
Prescott
Thurman May
Sutton Merghant
Local Negroes to Help Finance Venereal Clinic
A Hope group of Black residents organized to raise funds for a weekly venereal clinic for local Black residents under the direction of Robert Turner, Marshal Lewis, and Pike Wilson. The membership, over 35, is growing as a new drive proceeds. On June 30 1926 the U S had 2107 county agents and 124 assistants with the first agent starting in 1911.
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Robert Turner Marshal Lewis
Pike Wilson
United States
Roosevelt Holds Off on Europe Comment As Nazi Czech Crisis Deepens
Washington officials say President Roosevelt and Secretary of State Hull discussed the German Czech crisis in a half hour White House meeting. A verbal briefing on diplomatic telegrams was given to the president, as the looming Nazi party rally at Nuremberg raises tension. U S policy action remains uncertain amid rising European tensions.
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Geran Cacek
Kumpe
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Hall
Europe
White House
Hal
Department
Wis
State Department
United States
Naai
Nuremberg
Hiller
Cotton prices fall in New Orleans opening trade
New Orleans cotton market opened at 8.41 cents and closed at 8.33 cents on Wednesday. Spot cotton remained steady with middling listed at 8.27 points.
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New Orleans
Seek Relatives of Clyde Nicholson
Officials looked for Clyde Nicholson relatives after a bicycle collision left the 15 year old from Hope Arkansas unconscious in Shreveport Louisiana. Police said he had come with a carnival and his mother worked in a Houston nightclub while other relatives resided near Hope. Efforts to locate Hope kin were unsuccessful.
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Shreveport
Clyde Nicholson
Hope
Ark
Houston
Loreco Service Station Leased by O L Wyatt
Announcement on Wednesday that O L Wyatt has leased Loreco Service Station located at Third and Walnut streets and assumed active management. Wyatt will handle Loreco gas City Service oils Atlas tires and tubes and will specialize in washing and reusing. He invites friends to visit his new location.
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O. L. Wyatt
Loreco
Uhird
Walnut Streets
Babies of Poor Die More Often
Washington reports that half of the two million babies born yearly in the United States come from relief or low income families. A health committee study found infants in under $500 income homes die five times more often than those from $3,000 plus households. Internationally, only India and Egypt have cotton crops of significance.
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Washington
Josehine Roche
Refusal to Deport Bridges Provokes Political Row
Washington reports that Chairman Dies of the House Un American Activities Committee said Secretary Perkins halted deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges, the West Coast CIO leader, after Perkins rejected the committee's demand that Bridges be deported as a Communist.
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Washington
Dies
House Committee On un-American Activities
Perkins
Harry Bridges
CIO
Texas
Labor
Ferkins
Bridges
Passengers Escape Injury in Car Wreck on Highway 67
Two automobiles collided on Highway 67 just west of Emmet near midnight Tuesday. No injuries were reported and residents of the involved homes were not harmed.
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Highway 67
Emmet
What Sort of Fish Do You Eat For Supper
Washington readers learn common supper fish by region. The fisheries bureau lists cod, haddock, and mackerel for the Middle and North Atlantic. croaker, mullet, red snapper, short seal trout, and shrimp for the South Atlantic and Gulf. halibut, salmon, ling cod, crabs, and oysters for the Pacific coast. and catfish, lake herring, lake trout, pike perches, and whitefish for the Middle West.
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Wasilington
Middle
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
Middle West
Fisheries Bureau
Indians Get Their First Elevator Ride at Fort Defiance
The Hew Navajo Hopi Indian medical center at Fort Defiance Ariz dedicated this summer featured medicine men scattering sacred pollen on each floor. After the ceremonies the Indians requested elevator rides, marking their first such experience.
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Washington
Fort Defiance
Arena
Roosevelts Backed Senators Lead in SC and CA Primaries
In South Carolina Cotton Ed Smith led renomination with about 90 percent of precincts. Johnston trailing by roughly 30,000 as Roosevelt backing favored Johnston shifted. In California Downey led McAdoo by about 34,000 votes with 6,938 of 12,438 precincts counted. Downey pressed pension plan and Roosevelt platform.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
South Carolina
California
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Cotton Ed
Sheridan Downey
Downey
McAdoo
Mee Smith
Johnston
Columbia
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Olin D. Johnston
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Edgar A. Brown
Burnet R. Maybank
Charleston
Wyndham M. Manning
Sumter
Cole L. Blease
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Calif
William Gibbs McAdoo
Idan Downey
Downey McAdes
Mellen
Preston - Riley
Olson
Legg
Haight
O'Connor
Nehtett
Sonittor
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