Here and There Editorial on tariffs and farm program
Avix H. waS editorial argues the farm production control and processing tax face the Supreme Court, framing a long-standing US conflict between industry tariffs and agricultural support. It notes renewed government aid, tariff reductions, and international treaty efforts, urging awareness of a unique industrial agricultural coexistence in US history.
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Jie
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Ohios
United States
Wong
Southland
East
Canada
Hall
Department At State
Pacific Islands Air Route Plans Stir Controversy in Dark Isles
NEA Service reports on Jarvis Howland and Anker islands chosen as potential stops for a California to Australia air line. Government sets 12 Hawaiian youths to a yearlong wind and weather data mission, living as Crusoes amid barren, waterless isles. Scattered relics from the Amaranth wreck on Jarvis reveal past tragedy and sparse survivals.
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South Sea Isles
Ernie Pyle
NEA
Washington
South Sea Islands
Jarvis
Anker
Mowland
South Pacific
Isles
William T. Miler
U.S. Bureau of Air Commerce
America
Antipodes
Jarvis, Baker, and Howland Islands
Crusoes
Fulton Awarded New Postal Route
A postal route from Fram Pul eh across a tall bridge to the Revel Brothers farm at Clipper Ark has been established benefiting about 60 residents. C H Wilson, rural mail carrier, estimated the route is a month and ten days young with twenty mail boxes up and more expected. A separate note reports a fire on South Hazel Street causing slight roof damage to the Bronegry home. In Stockholm, Selma Lagerlof’s novel Gosta Berling is being dramatized for the Royal Dramatic Theater with a gala first performance.
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Tall Bridge
Revel Brothers
Clipper
Ark
C. H. Wilson
Bendly
Stockholm
Gosta Berling
Selma Lagerlof
Swedish Academy
Royal Dramatic Theater
Goodfellows Drive Starts in Hope With $66.25 on Day One
The annual Goodfellows drive sponsored by the American Legion began in Hope on Monday afternoon. Tuesday’s report showed donations totaling $66.25 toward a $200 goal. Leston sets the target. Mrs. Arch Moora is treasurer coordinating purchases and gift distribution. committees, local shops and residents contributed through Tuesday’s Hope Star listing.
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Goodfellows
The
American Legion
Hope
Leston
Fred Gray
B. L. Wellborn
J. K. Sale
B.C. Hollis
Hope Star
Arch Moora
Local liquor raids arrest four in scattered counties
Four people including Millard Loveless and three others were arrested in separate raids by county officers and revenue agents. Nine gallons of moonshine were seized at Loveless home four miles northeast of McCaskill. Two men and a Negro were taken at a site near Columbus road, with a 20 gallon mash outfit and two and a half gallons of liquor in barrels found. All suspects were released or pending federal court action in Texarkana. Raiding officers included J H Sewell Mont Harris Herman Morris Reginald Bearden Franke Turner Ed Van Sickle and C C Mitchell.
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Millard Loveless
McCaskill
Loveless
Texarkana
J. H. Sewell
Mont Harris
Herman Morris
Blevins
Herb ‘Snears
Federal
Reginald Bearden
Franke Turner
Spring Hill
Ed van Sickle
C. C., Mitchell
Negro Christmas Fund Drive Seeks Support This Year
The Sea Goutfellows club begins its third annual Negro Christmas Fund drive on Thursday December 12. A committee led by W. L. Shorty Holbert is authorized to solicit donations to aid needy Black families in Hope at Christmas time.
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Sea Goutfellows Club
W. L
Shorty) Holbert
Goodfellows Club
Good+ fellows
Goodfellows
Woodmen of the World Lodge Elects New Officers
Tuesday election announced by John W. Ridgdill. Ridgdill is re elected clerk, after 22 years in the role, a possible record for continuous service. Other officers include J. T. Crosby consul commander and T. OG Bryant visor lieutenant.
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Woodmen’s Lodge
Woodmen of the World Lodge
John W. Ridgdll
Ridgdill
J. T. Crosby
T. OG. Bryant
W. B. Boyett
C. C. Parker
D. Simpson
Watchman
W. F. Garner
J. A. Sullivan
T. BR. Bryant
S. W. Kennedy
Sister of China Clipper Starts Transpacific Airmail Flight
The sister ship to the China Clipper took off Monday from Alameda bound for Honolulu on the second transpacific airmail flight to Manila. The plane carried about 15,000 letters for Hawaii, Guam, and the Philippines, with Lulu scheduled as the arrival point around 2,400 miles distant on Tuesday.
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Alameda
Cal
Honolulu
Manila
Shi
Hawaiian Islands
Guia
Philippines
Hailulu
Britain Rebels Over Ethiopian Peace Talks in Paris
The British cabinet reportedly rebelled against Foreign Secretary Samuel Hoare's settlement plan as peace talks reopen in Paris with Premier Laval. In Commons, Prime Minister Baldwin faced opposition questions over whether a final agreement has been reached while Mussolini and Selassie reportedly near negotiations. Meanwhile Italian forces conduct air attacks on Ethiopian troops near Dalo, with reports of heavy casualties and advancing operations toward Jub and Juba.
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Associated Press
London
Foreign Office
Paris
Samuel Hoare
Laval
France
House of Commons
Baldwin
Mussolini
Emperor Selassie
Tursday
Selassie
Ethiopia
Alton CCC Camp to Hold Dance Friday Night
The Alton CCC Camp announces a Friday dance to be held at Carp Alun near Hope on December 13. Alvin Spinn and his Rythe Rambleurs will perform. The event begins at 8 p.m.
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Alton
Carp Alun
Anilus South of
Hope
Alvin ‘Spinn
Rythe Rambleurs
Dane
Reese and Spears Named Co-Captains for 1936 Bobcats
Reese and E B Spears were elected co captains of the 1936 Hope High School football team at a Hope Rotary Club banquet held at Hotel Bablon. The event drew around 100 attendees including coaches Hammons Jones Martin and the Bobcat squad. Coach Ivan Grove of Hendrix College delivered remarks praising Coach Foy Hammons and urging Arkansas players to stay in state, while Miss Cheryl Henry and Dean Glenn Durham spoke on morals and teamwork. A 12 gauge automatic shotgun was presented to Hammons by Mayor Albert Graves, with shells provided by Syd McMath. Reese, an end, and Spears, a halfback, are named 194 Hope captains.
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Hugh Reese
E. B. Spears
Hope
Ivan Grove
Hendrix College
Foy Hammons
Hope Rotary Club
Hotel Bablon
Hammons
Jones
Martin
Bobcat
Roy Anderson
Grove
Arkangal
Arkanistis
University of “Arkansas
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Heryl Henry
Hope Schools
Glenn Durham
Jimmy Jones
Lawrence Martin
Albert Graves
Hammony
Rotary Club
Syd McMath
Young Business Men's Association
Hamuons
Reese and
Spears
Reese
Industrial Council proposal sparks mixed reviews in Washington
Major George L. Berry’s plan to set up an industrial council to advise on recovery drew mixed reactions at a Washington conference. Business leaders and Roosevelt aides vetoed or questioned authority to appoint representatives, while the session devolved into separate group discussions after a heated exchange about dynamiting the meeting.
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Washington
Maj. George
L. Berry
Industry
Berry
Roosevelt
Orige
Roosevelt Plans Budget Talk After Return to White House
Washington dispatch says President Roosevelt reentered the White House Tuesday before 11 am and scheduled an afternoon meeting on the budget for the next fiscal year July 1 1936 to June 30 1937. Organised utility holding companies agreed to co operate with the government to cut suits under the holding company act. Ten killed in a Belgian plane crash en route Brussels to London. Boston Red Sox announce purchase of Jimmy Foxx and others from Athletics for cash.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Tatsfield
Kent
Eng
Tuedday
Brussels
London
Slovens
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Marcum
Athletics
Gordon Rhodes
Savino
Syracuse
Hoffman Denies He Will Save Bruno
Governor Hoffman said on Tuesday that he has not pledged to save Bruno Richard Hauptmann from the electric chair. New York Evening Journal reports Hoffman's vigorous intent to fight for Hauptmann’s life, despite probable opposition from the state Board of Pardons, a move that could provoke a major political upheaval in New Jersey.
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Trenton
N. J
Hoffman
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
New
Raynarei
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Board of Pardons
New Jersey
Mrs. Martha C. Anderson Dies at 68 in Hope
Martha Carolyn Anderson 68 died of a heart attack Monday night at her daughter’s home on North Pine Street. Widow of Rev J. W. Anderson she came to Hope in 1919. Funeral 10 am Wednesday at her daughter Mrs J M Houston’s home, Rev Fred Harrison officiating. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by three daughters, a sister and five grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named.
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Martha Carolyn. Anderson
J. M. Houston
North Pine Street
J. W. Anderson
Anderson
Mississippi
Hope
Fred Harrison
First Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Robert E. Cain
Mae Blackard
Anne Douglas
Martha Carolyn Houston
Martha Eleanor Blackard
Mary Lee
Margaret Carolyn
Nancy Ruth Anderson
Athens
Texas
W. B. Mason
Carrigan
C. C. Lewis
R. D. Franklin
Clyde Coffee
O. A. Graves
RM. Patterson
C. D. Lester
Dolph Carrigan
W. P. Agee
C. Spragins
British Stand Put Against Japanese At Naval Conference
A authoritative source said the international naval conference decided to address total tonnage of major fleets. After the first meeting British officials reaffirmed opposition to full fleet equality for Japan and indicated unwillingness to concede key commitments or requirements.
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London
Eng
International Naval Conference
Great Britain
Flood Threat Near Fulton After Rising River Levels
Flood warning issued by the U.S. Weather Bureau predicts a stage near 28 feet by midweek near Fulton. As of 7 am Tuesday the river reached 23.2 feet, up six feet since Monday night, threatening lowlands and a partially built flood gate along the river. Farmers fear corn losses and levee damage as the badly needed works remain under construction along about a mile and a half of riverfront.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Shi He
Fulton
Publisher Liggett Shot Dead in Minneapolis Alley
Sover ach as MINNEAPOLIS publisher of the Mid-West American and former Plain editor was fatally shot by masked gunmen in the rear of his apartment. His wife Edith and 10 year old daughter Marda witnessed the attack as another car fled. Isadore Blumenfeld, recently jailed and known as Kiddy Cann, was taken in for questioning. Liggett had been a political lightning rod amid Minnesota gag law battles and prior legal battles, including a Ramsey county case he claimed was a frameup.
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Sover Ach
Minneapolis
Mimn
Walter Leggett
Controv
Mid-West
American
Plain Magazine
I Isadore
Kiddy Cann
Edith
Marda
Liggett
Red Wing
AED
Ramsey County
Saturday Press
United States Supreme Court
Howard Guilford
Fitnational Saturday Press
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Goodfellows Fund
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J. K
Sale
B.C
Lewis
C. P
Holland Scott
John
Gibson
Singleton J
Gibson, Jr
Theo P
Witt
C. Hall
C. O. Epragins
Lod. Reed
BE. Or ‘Wingtidé
J. Ry Héard
C. A. Graves
Duffie Hardware Co
C. S. Walker
M. M. Smyth
H. L. Hanegan
Eula Jones
John P. Cox
L. A. Keith
C. F. Routon
Cc. c. Lewis
Briant’s Drug Store
R. M. Patterson
Burr Store
Atkins
Mary Sue Anderson
City’ Bakery
L. Hollaman
A. D. Middlebrooks
M.S. Bates
C. C. Johnson
F. G. Ward
Hob, Patterson
D. B. Thompson
Feleionsezevei
R. M. Lagrone
Lloreomere
R. M. LaGirone, Jr
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Middlebrooks
Allison Shields
Thomas A. J. A
Embeee
Janes
Coles
Tutal
Tom Roberts
Norvell Cheathameres
Stl
Dope
Columbus Road
Cornell Wright
Tun
Homel
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Dalo
Ethiopa
Jubis
Juba
War Office
Dolo
Shibeli River
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