Couzens Challenges Borah Over Party Showdown
Senator Couzens of Michigan challenged Senator Borah after Borah urged a GOP reorganization and new platform. Couzens said Borah and Reed had criticisms of the New Deal without offering substitutes, entering the party controversy as Fletcher declined to resign.
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Washington
Borah
Republican Party
Couzens
Michigan
Republican National
Matty
Burah
Aear
Sove. rciety Mrs. Siddrs Sid Henry Sove
A fragmented society note mix cites names and events from a New York Times poem excerpt and Hope Arkansas church activities. Mentions bi weekly reading club, several Methodist circle meetings, officer elections, harvest play Gather Us In, and visitors including Captain Al Robinson and George Branton.
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Bay View Reading Club
R. Mi Briant
Norv Washington Street
M. J. Warwick
al. Robinson
Cobb’s Famous Verse and Warning on Corn Liquor
The piece cites a satirical fragment about Kentucky and Southern imagery then shifts to a vivid warning about corn liquor. It laments the famous Kentuckian’s verse while noting the administration will study the definition with careful consideration.
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Kentucky
GATES Seeks Relief to Complete School Evims This Year
Officials push for relief to finish school evims, call for full audit of permanent school fund, restore diverted money, and increase the fund. Phipps urges improved supervision, while 2.5 million dollars more revenue is deemed necessary to meet 490 per teaching unit. Sales tax discussed as a possible two-year trial.
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Phipps
Brannen
Weekend visit and birth notice from Arkansas town
Blevins resident Blevins Miss Ennig Phillips spent the weekend in Blevins. Mrs. W O Beene and son Wallace left Sunday to join Mr Beene in Vanita Oklahoma. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Morris on November 22.
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Ennig Phillips
Prescott
Blevins
W. O. Beene
Wallace
Beene
Vanita
Okla
Anthony Morris
Navy to Ask for 6000 More Men and Funds
The Navy plans to request about 8.5 million dollars to lift manpower for battleships, cruisers, and smaller vessels to a safer level. Secretary Swanson says officer and enlisted shortages threaten efficiency, with 86 000 enlisted needed for next year and a 6 500 boost requested. The proposed rise would cost roughly 6.5 million more annually, with funds to cover pay, subsistence, and transport.
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Washington
Congress
Swanson
Navy
Arkansas Whisky Legalization Debate and Advertising Stance
The Arkansas question on whisky taxation prompts state controlled sales via a State Alcohol Authority and a ban on whisky ads. The Star supports beer ads but declines whisky advertising, aligning with preprohibition-era papers. Advertising is seen as driving consumer demand and sales.
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Arkansas
Star
Kansas City Star
Chicago’ Tribune
Charges Against Wilson Dropped in Arkansas Court
Little Rock reports indictments charging former Lieutenant Governor Lawrence E. Wilson of Carnton and his secretary Lois Crafton Jeffries for embezzlement tied to their duties as liquidators of three closed south Arkansas banks in 1991 were nearly pressed in circuit court. Prosecutor Bailey questioned jurisdiction, noting the probe by State Comptroller Griffin Smith. Wilson had been acquitted in Camden on related embezzlement charges. the cases against Wilson and Jeffries were nolle pressed here.
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Little Rock
Lawrence E. Wilson
Carntten
Lois Crafton Jeffries
South Arkansas
Noarley
Cirduit
Cor] E. Bailey
Bailey
Griffin Smith
Wilson
Jeffrits
Camden
Ouachita Valley Bank
Bank of Stephens
Stephens
Bank of Louann
Lougan
Nolle
Mondsy duo charged in multi bank embezzlement case
Mondsy charged Wilson and Mia a Jeffries with embezzling 2300 from Bank of Stephen 2000 from Ouachify Valley Bank and 1000 from Bank of Lonarin. Bailey noted checks drawn by Wilson payable to Mrs Jeffries and the Pulaski county grand jury took cognizance as checks reflect services by Wilson and Mrs Jeffries as liquidating officials. World diamond output of 1924 if joined would form a 544 foot long diamond weighing 144 tons.
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Mondsy
Wilson
Mia
Jeffries
Awitit Embolsztwe
Bank of Stephen
Ouachify Valley Bank
Bank of Lonarin
Diettherits
Bailey
Pulaski -County
Grand’ Jury
Mra. Jeffries
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ALG College
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Jack Oakie
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Rciety
Siddrs
Sid Henry
New York Times
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John’ P. Vesey
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Pauline Stephenson
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Kathleen Campbell
RL. Broach
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Minsie
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Ernest Still
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Hoesa
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Jimmie Doves
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Missionary Society
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A. Graves
Justor
Harrigan
John P. Cox
George Ware
Circle
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Ware
M. M. McCloughen
Texarkana
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Della McClanahan
H. H. Stuart
Chas. Harrell
E. P. Young
Dewey Hendrix
P. Stewart
Frank Stanley
Edwin Ward
HR. M. Briant
C. A. Graves
Fred Harrison
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Celrele
Harrison
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J.A. Henry
Sara Womack
Earl
Ernest O'Neal
Gibb Ldwie
Claude Nunn
Don Smith
Fay Ham
Jewell
Wrighmnan
Ernest
Wathans Missionary Society
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St. John
Jesus
Christ
God
Olive Jackson
Arkadelphia
Josephine Shackelford
A. C. Moreland
Louisiana
Walians Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
World Wide Missions
Hugh Smith
Circle No. 1
A. M. Key
Edwin Dossett
Smith
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W. B. Mason
J. H. Walker
Lottie Moon
Mrs
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George Branton
Marshall, Texas
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Front Street Phone
Parson’s Shoe Shop
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