Simpson Case Is Forced Into Open by English Bishop
The Bishop of Bradford publicly criticized King Edward VIII’s private life in a Bradford Diocesan Conference address. It marked the first time a Church of England bishop named the king’s personal affairs openly, amid ongoing clergymen concerns over his relationship with Mrs. Wallis Simpson.
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DuPont Tradition and Arkansas Press Immunity Debate
A column critiques Arkansas Initiative Act No. 3 shielding reporters from testimony, citing press freedom concerns and comparing to editorials from the Chicago Tribune. It recounts Arkansas civic friction, past vigilante activity in El Dorado, and a Roosevelts and Du Ponts family tradition piece noting New Jersey precedents and journalistic safety need.
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Black man jailed for theft of eight chickens
Jinnny World Fox reports a Black man, Regiro, held Tuesday on theft charges after eight chickens were stolen from Mes Jin Cargile on South Shaver Street. Six birds were recovered from a local meat market and returned to Mrs Cargile. The suspect denied the theft and claimed another Black person asked him to dispose of the chickens. police could not name the accomplice. Patrolmen Hugh Bearden and John Turner carried out the arrest.
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Thought on Morality of the Gospel as Noble Gift
A brief, reflective line praising the gospel morality as the noblest gift from God, attributed to Munlesqulen with an excerpt of unclear context and a fragmentary citation.
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Secretary Ickes Escapes Serious Car Crash North of Predgrielsburg
In Richmond Virginia on Tuesday Secretary of Treasury Henry Ickes narrowly escaped serious injury when his car was forced off the road about ten miles north of Predgrielsburg and overturned. Francois Leelery du Tremblay, a confidant of Cardinal Richelieu, was better known as Father Joseph.
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Ex Hope Man Killed in California Auto Wreck
Thomas Chester Woodul a about 30 a former Hope man was killed in an automobile wreck near Portola California over the weekend authorities said Chief of Police John W Ridgdill received a telegram from California authorities asking to locate relatives of Woodul a former resident of Hope The chief said he located the dead man s father M L Woodul now living in San Angelo Texas A brother Gullins Woodul also lives at San Angelo A Mrs C F Erwin of Hope is a distant relative The Wooduls lived in Hope several years ago moving here from Nevada counts
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Boy of 18 Held in Grocer Killing
In Little Rock George Fred Schneider, 18, is held without bond on first degree murder charges for the November 7 Kroger grocery hold up killing of M. J. Matkin, store manager. Seven witnesses identify him as the robber. detective chief O N Martin says alibis were false. Trial date set for December 10 after a continuance.
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What You Should Know About NEW SOCIAL SECURITY LAW
Summary of the Social Security Act definition of wages and employment. It explains remuneration limits, covered employment, and what counts toward old age benefits. Includes examples like housing value credits and rules for self employment and cross border work. NEXT: new workers after Jan 1 1937 can get benefit accounts and steps when changing jobs.
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Mediation Move Rumored for Spain
Amid reports of mediation talks, France and Great Britain may press a ceasefire with Germany and fascists amid the Spanish civil war. Government claims a key hospital building was seized, while Madrid endured a third raid with heavy casualties. Vatican denials and league involvement loom as fronts battle for control.
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Bus Wreck Near Hot Springs Injures 14
Miss Katherine Arnold of Hope among 14 injured when Arkansas Motor Coach bus skidded on wet pavement and crashed down an embankment near Hot Springs Sunday night. Arnold, with a leg fracture and bruises, improving at Levi Hospital and expected to return home soon. Local relatives include Mrs. John H. Arnold of 126 North Hervey Street.
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Robinson Pledges Security Action
LITTLE ROCKA proposal to amend the Social Security Act to equalize unemployment compensation laws across states gained traction Monday. Senator Joe Robinson said he would introduce a bill to remove penalties for states without their own unemployment programs, seeking friendly congressional consideration and to avoid Arkansas being penalized. He told Governor Bailey he would pursue the matter if needed, noting Pennsylvania and Oklahoma governors planned special sessions to address similar laws. Continued on page three.
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Hope High football gear costs and charity plans discussed
Hope Public Schools superintendent Miss Beryl Henry told Kiwanis at New Capital hotel that Hope High’s football equipment cost about 1500 dollars funded by the Hope Athletic Association from gate receipts, about 50 dollars per player. She cited team records and the group’s efforts to aid underprivileged children, funds for arena wiring, toy drives, and a December 21 Saenger Theater benefit with fruit and toys donated as admission.
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Dr Manton Wilson to Lecture at Hope City Hall
Columbus native and missionary in Korea Dr R Manton Wilson will lecture at Hope City Hall at 7 43 p m on Wednesday. He will discuss Korean customs and show scenes from his leper work in the Orient, with local churches endorsing the event and prayers canceled to enable attendance.
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Liberman Hurt in Motor Crash Near Texarkana
Albert Ligber president of the Southwestern Gas and Electric Co. was seriously injured late Monday when a truck forced his car off a highway north of Texarkana. Joly Gleboff of Texarkana riding with him was unhurt. No charges were filed against the truck driver.
Garner Says Knox Did All Campaigning Needed
Vice President John N. Garney said Knox did the campaigning for him and Frank Hinx led efforts. He claimed Knox assisted actively, while noting his ticket gained fewer votes than it lost.
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Cotton market opens and closes in New Orleans session
The New Orleans cotton market opened Tuesday at 12.01 and closed at 12.14. Spot cotton remained steady with a rise of 1 point, middling price recorded at 12.44.
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Turned Brown By Brown Turner
LOUISVILLE KY Business is so brisk that elbow room is scarce this Christmas with crowds invading higher price shops and ten cent stores alike. Consumers spend heavily as Europe’s tensions hint at a broader conflict with Japan Germany Italy opposing England France Russia. Mrs Simpson still uses the Bucking ham Palace front door during visits.
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Liquor Contest Goes to Circuit Court in Hempstead County
A hempstead county liquor election contest appealed from a county court ruling with October 28 decision reversed the tally declaring the county dry by margin. Circuit Court will hear the case January 19 after the county judge’s order that liquor stores close within 60 days.
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County Must Pay Expense of Court
Arkansas Supreme Court affirms that county judges must pay grand jury stenographers and court reporters when funds exist in the general fund. The ruling says these salaries are mandatory expenses of county government and not discretionary, and circuit court may compel payment if the county judge refuses.
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Cold Wave Grips New York With Subfreezing Temperatures
A Canadian born cold wave swept across the Great Lakes region and moved into New York on Tuesday. Temperatures fell below freezing with a 5 30 a m reading of 12 degrees above zero as cold winds swept through the streets.
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Roosevelt press conference hints at League of Nations aid
Buenos Aires reports Roosevelt suggested the United States could join and help avert future wars by supporting democratic constitutional processes. He urged the Americas to strengthen efforts to prevent conditions that provoke war. Bodyguard Gus Gennerich, 55, reported in Buenos Aires, collapsed due to heart ailment.
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Gas Well Comes in for Nevada Co
Camden Arkansas reports a new gas discovery in Nevada field west of Carden Mon Gay. Grove No 2 flowed about 4,000,000 cu ft daily with oil potential 1,000 to 1,200 barrels per day. Grove No 3 also shows oil and gas while Grove No 1 yields 500 barrels daily. Wells lie in section 10 14 20, with No 2 in Nacatosh sand and No 3 in Tokyo sand.
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