Government to teach private citizens how to make money in cars
Dispatch reports a House proposal to regulate auto sales and push government manuals for making money in the automobile business. Wisconsin Progressive Withrow says dealers profit from parts and taxes, while the whole plan risks national control and public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Lorkay
House of Representatives
Congressman Withrow
Wisconsin Progressive
Washington
Babs Hutton Renounces U S Citizenship Amid Tax Doubts
Countess Barbara Haugwitz Reventlow, known as Babs Hutton, announced renunciation of American citizenship to become a Danish subject. Her move follows legal questions over her nationality and the consequences for wealth from Woolworth inheritance. The action was disclosed by the White & Cast law firm as she faces court proceedings in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haggwill von Tewenthow
Matis Cheeenbaum
Lalor Anh Borwatt
United States
America
London
Coder
Werdnreschy
Bath
Barbara Haugwitz Reventlaw
Babs'l Hutton
Woolworth
Denmark
White & Cast
Othe
Ata
Lange
Satel
Viaridus
Offia
Car Dealers Lose Money on Sales
A garbled paragraph reports car dealers losing money on sales amid unclear figures and names. It mentions dealer profits and service sales, a Baylor reference, and percentages, but the text is fragmented and difficult to parse into a clear event or outcome.
Drownings rise as Tiber floods central Rome
Floodwaters of the Tiber swell near central Rome causing six drownings as thousands of workers and troops battle the rising torrent. The river reached a record height of 5 feet 7 inches at noon and continued to climb, marking the greatest rise in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiber
Rome
Two Escape From Alcatraz Island
San Francisco authorities and terrorized residents searched the waters of San Francisco Bay Friday for two inmates who escaped from Alcatraz Island. Officials believed the men might still be alive as they vanished from the island’s supposedly escape-proof fortress under cover of darkness. Warden James Johnston said the escape was analyzed with the hope of recapturing the pair, Ralph Roe and Theodore Cole, then thought to have reached the inner bay area. Shore guards and patrols intensified as fog hampered boat and raft searches along the coast.
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San Francisco
Calif
San
Alcatraz Island
Oie
San Francis
San Jane Cisen
Bay Island
Ile
Cramer Chistes
Hema
Elie i Fests
Fovlevad
Ralph Roe
Duaneia
Theodore Cole
Strand
Sian Francinsco
Hanyang
Mrs Langley Dies at Prescott Home
Mrs Mattie E Langley wife of a minister died at her Prescott home Thursday. She is survived by a son Chamde Limaley of St bans. Funeral services will be at Mascow cemetery Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie E. Langley
Prescott
A Thought on Judging Others and Self Examination
A brief reflection notes that judging others is fraught with error and sin, while judging oneself requires restraint and fair caution. The aphorism cautions against vanity and partiality in self assessment.
Christmas Programs Start Sunday in Local Churches
Several Hope churches plan Christmas programs and services this Sunday with special music. At First Methodist and other churches, cantatas, pageants, and gift presentations will unfold with choirs and Sunday school classes delivering themed performances and gift distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hirst Methodis
Fred Harrigan
First Methodist Pregram
Orin
Freddie Patton
Ward
Glenn Williams
Prod Ft. Morrison
Church School
Askert
Mas
Dahin Wy Wellborn
First Speaker of the House and early U.S. leaders
Fragile OCR preguntas mixed with names. Queries ask who was the first chief justice of the United States and who Charles Blondin was, alongside various historical figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Hupresentatives
Pontits
United States
Charles Blondin
Local hunter bags three point buck on Red River near Clipper
A three point buck was killed Wednesday near Clipper on the Miller county side of Red River by C. E. Boyer who lives seven miles north of Hope on the Columbus highway. Boyer was part of a six hunter party. only his deer was seen. Other members were J. W. Strickland Frank Gilbert Gus Gilbert Lloyd Gilbert and L. K. Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clipper
Miller County
Red River
C. E. Boyer
Hope
Columbus
Mr. Boyce
J. W. Strickland
Frank Gilbert
Gus Gilbert
Lloyd Gilbert
L. K. Boyce
No Danger Seen as Squall Hits Dixie
Weather forecaster G. E. Dunn said Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee need not be alarmed by a disturbance in south Arkansas. He described it as an ordinary winter disturbance with widespread rain and local squalls expected to clear by Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
G. E. Dunn
Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Mississippi
Fennessee
Stolen Goods Traced to Prison Plot in Arkansas
Arkansas officials recovered cigarettes, chewing tobacco and other items stolen from Batesville depots in Independence County and linked them to a scheme involving two former convicts and two life term trusties at Cummins State Farm. Samuel Litton and Lewis Miles Davis, both in Pulaski County jail, are joined by trusties Walter Nelson and Marvin Kidwell, with Nelson at Garland County and Kidwell at Izard. A warehouse depot near the farm, used for freight, helped expose the theft ring led by recently released Litton, triggering demotions and arrests as guards noticed unusual activity at Camp No. 8 and nearby Warner depot.
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Arkansas
Lewis Miles Davis
Walter Nelson
Marvin Kidwell
Nelson
Garland County
Kidwell
Izard County
Reed
Camp No. 7
Times Improve in One's Own Town Rotary Elib Fenny Noon at Hotel Barlow
Citizens National Bank cashier C C Spragins recalls Hope, noting early hardships with unpaved streets and mud. He credits paving and all weather roads for improved travel and a growing local economy. J T Shipman and K E Kolb also attended.
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Hope
C. C. Spragins
National Lank
Tall Hope Rotary
Spagins
J.T. Shipman
Bartlesville
Ohio
Hope Schools
KE. Ro Kolb
Hallas
Texas
Schools of Hope Close Friday for Holidays to Jan 3
Hope Public Schools end the week for Christmas vacation lasting until January 3. Students and faculty joined holiday programs and gift exchanges as decorations elevated the season. Out-of-town teachers plan Christmas visits with families across Arkansas and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schools of Hope
Hope Public
Hattie Richardson
Oglesby
Warren
Mildred McCann
Thomas Cannon
Hope
Dewitt
Hove
Randolph
Christus
Grady
Ark
Mistrial Declared in Ed McDonald Trial in Arkansas
Mistrial declared after jurors failed to reach a verdict in the second trial of Ed McDonald former Secretary of State in Little Rock. The deadlock occurred after 12 hours of deliberation over charges of false pretense tied to janitor supplies for the capitol. Prosecutors said they would retry McDonald on any indictment.
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Little Rock
Ormar
Rd FL McDonald
Capitol
First Division Circuit
McGehee
Asa Woolfelk
Fred A. Donham
McDonald
Mc Donald
Pulaski Grand Jury
Sam Robinson
Law Puts Ireland Back on the Map
In Dublin a government order requires all maps of the island to label Ireland before November 20, replacing "Trish Free State" with Ireland. The note recalls past changes, including 182 when Ireland ceased to exist as a state and Northern Ireland’s status. British officials weigh designating Northern Ireland as Ulster to reduce confusion amid weather data transmission tech progress.
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Doublin
Ireland
Trish Free State
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Republicans Tax Move Blocked in House Subcommittee
A Republican substitute for the undistributed corporate profits tax failed by three votes in a Friday subcommittee vote. Meanwhile the House Rules Committee gave priority to the administration housing bill. AFL Pushes Wage Hour Bill in Washington. William Green, head of the AFL, telegraphed members urging changes. The union opposes a provision granting broad agency power to set minimum wages and hours. Critics say the bill would create a new Washington bureau and inflates government payrolls.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
AFL
American Federation of Labor
William Green
A.F of L
A. F. of L
Federation
A. Fy of L
Senate
Onecme
Tabor
Dearmardanent
House Labor Committee
Torey Dem
Houk
Counry
Terry
Collegians Ruin Health Says Chicago Dean
Chicago dean Aaron J. Brom-Jaineh of the University of Chicago warns college students to conserve physical energy. He notes a trend toward physical exhaustion and neglect of diet, regular exercise, and remedial practices to correct minor physical handicaps like posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aaron J. Brom- Jaineh
College of the University of Chicago
Cotton market opens and closes with firm bids in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton opens Friday at 6 stir 9 bid and closes at 8 26 bid. Spot cotton remains steady with a three point rise. Boll weevil and encouraging demand noted amid market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Vouchers mailed for December school apportionment
Education Commissioner W. E. Phipps said vouchers would be mailed to county treasurers next week for a common school apportionment of 1.25 per capita. Based on an enumeration of 621,465, the total apportionment reached 301.25. county shares included Arkansas 9,351.25, Clark 10,362.50, Hot Springs 7,317.50, Hempstead 13,299.84, Ouachita 12,945, Pope 11,003.70, Union 20,681.25, White 16,169.87.
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Little Rock
W. E. Phipps
Arkansas
Clark
Hot Springs
Hempstead
Ouachita
Pope
Union
White
Cotton Purchase Proposal Beaten in Senate Vote
The Senate rejected 39 to 28 a proposal to have the government buy 6,000,000 bales of cotton to lift prices. Senator Cottonia Smith urged the plan as a way to reduce a large surplus before new farm legislation took effect. Majority Leader Barkley suggested many buyers who had already purchased cotton at low prices would profit if the government purchase proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cottonia” Smith
Dem
B.C
Barkley
Kentucky
Mind Your Manners: Wedding Etiquette Quiz
A fragment from a etiquette feature poses wedding manners questions about who may kiss the bride, how to address gifts, and when to send congratulations. The piece cites old superstitions and offers brief guidance on expressions of thanks and gift timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snower
NEA Servier, Tne
Nipponese Protest Holding of Japs Without a Trial
Tokyo charges Soviet Union with acting unthinkably in any civilized country over arrests of Japanese in Russia, protests to Moscow seeking a responsible reply. In Shanghai a US naval board interviews Panay survivors who report machine-gunning by planes and detachments, while State Department prepares further representations to Japan. Chiang Kai-shek, sheltered inland, appeals to China to continue the fight as Japan moves to occupy Nanking. leaders pledge not to surrender and to resist with civilian and military persistence.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
Russia
Foreign Office
Associated Presant
Shanghai
United States Naval Board of Inquiry
Kahu
Panay
Nanking
Department of State
Washington
China
Chiang Kai-Shuk
Chiang Kai-Shek
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Calviss
Swanant van Uhre
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Entianebahe
Jude Itewey
HPWA
Payton Sare
Pew
Giken Il
Baylor
Vperyvbody
Italy
Hope Choirs
First
Methodist
First Baptist
Chillyde Taylor
Alta
A.C. Kolb
Ehuitt
Jesus
Hare Ghligaty Sola
Pant Philbeeck
Bethlehem
Soprana Solo
Pranbus Snyder
Warmers
Dixie
Tucker Parm
Rotary
Ed Wdonald
Pulaski
Law
Lambert Ballard Alsip
Still Alsie
Whitley County
Lambert
Moscow
Matsui
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
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