Financing Americas South Trade via Export-Import Bank
Flynn argues for financing South American trade through the Export-Import Bank while cautioning against American firms that extract resources in South America and export to the United States. He urges distinguishing producers who sell abroad from those who dominate local industries, noting harm from exploitative practices and advocating government support for legitimate trade without fostering monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Flynn
NEA Service
America
South America
United States
Sauter
Bullith Ates Ialountries
Capyviphi
NEA Service, Inc
AP Begins Review of the Old Year 1938 January Summary
AP feature recounts January 1938 events with satire on prophecy and unemployment estimates. Mentions fake census figures, big business in Washington, and political moves around Interior Secretary Tekes and Assistant Attorney General Sackson as a potential New York governor candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Volta ‘Torrey AP
Jjtterbugs
John D. Biggers
Washington
Tekes
Sackson
New York
Huurhons
A sweeping year in review from January to December
A fragmentary year in review sketches events and figures across 1930s politics and society. It cites Europe’s tensions, NLRB battles, a looming war, royal and political shifts, and cultural notes from film to sport, naming Lloyd George era echoes and diverse world leaders.
Vatican Denies Pope Relapse Report
Vatican officials deny a reported relapse of Pope Pius XII amid unusual exertion described in an Italian dispatch. The Vatican stance rejects claims of any setback and emphasizes continued steady health, while Italian sources note the pope’s activity without confirming illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican CI
Rone
Italy
Pius Sindy
Ieea
Thought of earthly goods in a gon wife verse
A compact paraphrase of a Simonides line about earthly goods and a wife, noting the tongue in cheek contrast between material desires and spousal counsel. The fragment signals ancient moral sentiment on wealth and marriage.
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Simonides
FDR to Propose Broader Social Security Coverage
The Social Security Advisory Council urged extending federal old age insurance to nearly all workers and adding benefits for wives widows and dependent children. It also recommended permanent disability coverage and gradual inclusion of farm and self employed workers with financing reforms and a small contingency reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannell
Washington —i
Suicial Security Advisory Council
Seth
Endoye Aidome
Fuud
UK Treasury
Seiteate Finance Committee
Social Scewity Board
Committees Review Needy Family Aid List In City
A long list of appeals for aid was studied Monday by the Goodfellow committee the Hope Ministerial Alliance and other committees to avoid duplicates and organize Saturday distribution of supplies. High School students contributed baskets of canned goods and toys. Mrs Clyde Monts troop added baskets. The Goodfellow fund rose to 419.05 with donors listed and donations still being accepted at Hope Bank or The Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellow Committee
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Tlope
Iupe
Clyde Mont
Als
Hope Basket Corpany
Goodfellow
Lope Bank
Star Office
B. C. Lewis
Norris O
Blevins Robber Is Pardoned by Bailey
Governor Carl Bailey pardoned Roger Monroe of Texarkana for a Bank of Blevins robbery in Hampstead County. Monroe, sentenced to four to seven years, had prior clemency from former Governor Futrell and has been free since October 2, 1937. Prosecutor Ned Stewart and Circuit Judge Dexter Bush noted public support. no protests were filed after two weeks of publication. Monroe pleaded guilty October 9 to burglary and robbery charges.
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Little Rock
Carl HE. Bailey
Roger Monroe
Texarkana
Bank of Blevins
Hampstead County
Monroe
J. Mi. Futrell
Bailey
Ned Stewart
Dexter Bush
Miller County
PC. Stephens
Blevins Bank
Mineral Wealth Wasted, U S Says
Secretary Fekes warned in an annual report that unrestrained protection leads to overproduction and waste of vital mineral resources. The government could check overproduction by measuring national requirements, easing ministerial control to conserve strategic supply.
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Washington
Fekes
Cbeck
Uon
Bureau of Mines
Arkansas Supreme Court bars counties from overdraw on turnback tax
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled counties cannot issue warrants against gasoline tax turnback funds beyond yearly revenues. The court held Turnback is a county fund governed by constitutional amendment, and counties must stay within annual income. The decision reversed a Perry Circuit ruling about paying for a tractor in installments from future turnback revenues through 1949.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Griffin Smith
Perry Circuit
J. A. Riggs Tractor Company
S. W. Taylor
Nevada
Martin H. Sullivan
Missouri Pacific Tailang Company
Sullivan
Hope
Vesey Is Called to Bailey's Meeting in Arkansas
Vesey and other lawmakers are invited to a four day series of conferences with Governor Carl E Bailey on his 1933 program. Attendees include Senators Luther Wilkes Helena Charles D. Frierson Jonesboro Clyde S Dyed El Dorado L W Wheatley Hot Springs and Representatives Proctor F Johnson Fayetteville John Vesey Hope and Russell C Roberts Conway.
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Little Rock
Carl E Bailey
General Assembly
Luther Wilkes
Helena
Charles D. Frierson
Jonesboro
Clyde &. Dyed
el Dorado
L. W. Wheatley
Hot Simings
Proctor F. Johnson
Fayetteville
Joh P. Vesey
Hope
Auto wrecks injure two occupants and damage cars
Two crashes near Third and Washington streets and Division and Elm streets sent Erwin and Clifford Byers to Josephine hospital for observation. both released with no serious injuries. A separate collision at Division and Elm damaged a car owned by Harvey Byer, driver not identified, no injuries. One early morning arson left thirty abandoned cars burned near Mapes Spring Hill Road. owner of the burned car not learned.
Cranium Grackers and Miscellaneous Trivia
A garbled puzzle item lists several dubious claims about Christmas trees, eyesight comparisons, rabbit abilities, and a drawing room description. The text reads as a cryptic, error-filled quiz fragment with unclear origin and nonstandard spellings. It lacks coherent context or verifiable facts.
Death Ends Fabulous Masquerade at Congress
Fragmented OCR summary lists figures and places from Cal nbus to Hollywood, naming Frank Tonald and Peter E. Costello among ex Congressmembers and officials. Mentions diverse organizations, firms, and locations from New York to Denver, hinting at a mildewed roster of individuals connected to a political and business web in 19th to early 20th century contexts. The piece names many firms, roles, and locales with unclear narrative cohesion.
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Tat Congress
Ee Calif
Wat
Man
Gallen West
Calnbus
Hike
Howes
Valley Oak Drive
T Hollywood
Aie
Costello
Peter E
Congreagman
Soo
Frank Tonald
Corp
B. Washiston
Frank
Donald Girnedy
Holderberg
Carol Fenking Seldelitin
Tals NV
IMS
Girand & On
Curent
Cran Chim
Pied McKussan & Robbins
Ethical Akio Pres
MelCosicn Mobbing, Ltda Dire Byintun Pure City ‘Rust Co
Georne Marets and Coitio
Sia
A.B. Harvard Unievers
Mubul G. Cory
Denver
Cab
Utah
Tunyér
Elion League
Yeaver
Laderequcal Lesave
Alty
Wreck on Highway 67 Claims Two Lives
THXARKANA A mother and her daughter were killed and three other relatives injured in a highway 67 wreck about 12 miles north of Texarkana. The Monroe family from San Antonio Texas occupied the car. Mrs WH Monroe 33 died from fractured skull and heart injuries while her daughter Loraine Mallard 33 died en route to hospital. the husband driver and a stepson Vernon Mallard sustained head injuries.
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Highway 67
Texarkana
San Antonio
Texas
WH. B. Momroe
Loraine Mallard
Hope Country Club Spaghetti Supper entertains members
Hope Country Club hosted a spaghetti supper Saturday at the club house with about 30 members and their wives attending. Training was enjoyed and the club plans its annual member dance during the holidays with the date to be announced.
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The
Hope Country Club
Raleigh Moore Loses Barn in Fire at Ozan
A grass fire near the home of Mack Smead destroyed Raleigh Moore s barn near Ozan. A small quantity of corn hay and other farm products stored inside were lost. A nearby dwelling is occupied by a negro family about half a mile south of Ozan. A recent survey notes a drop in Alabama residents with hookworm disease over 45 years.
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Raleigh Moore
Ozan
Mack Smead
Lawyer Testifies He Drew Contract for Enfield Guns
A Boston lawyer, Frederic Wingersky, testified he drafted a contract for Lee Enfield rifles for McKesson Robbins Inc and the Standard Oil Co of England at the request of F Donald Coster, as part of the McKesson Robbins Drug Corporation probe. Investigators link Coster Musica to a broader scheme involving bootlegging, grand larceny, narcotics, and forged records, with ongoing inquiries into political ties and possible blackmail payments tied to missing funds.
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Frank Donald Coster
McKesson & Robbins
Philip Musica
Photy
Musica
Coster
Carolita
MelKesson
New York
Boston
F. Donald Coster
Phillip Musica
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Standard Oil Company
England
Frederic Wingersky
Ambrose V. McCall
New Yorka
Internations
Girard & Co
Musicas
McKesson & Robbing
Cotton Opens and Closes Steady in New Orleans
New Orleans on Monday saw cotton open at 8.30 and close at 8.30 bid and asked. Spot cotton closed three points higher with middling at 8.47.
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New Orleans
Five Shopping Days Till Christmas Recalled
Read as a vintage recap, the note highlights five shopping days to Christmas and recalls events from five years ago including Repeal’s toast, Japan’s throne heir focus, Carl Hubbell as standout athlete, a red headed Connecticut lass Hepburn rising in fame, Khrushchev-era cultural moment Let Them Eat Cake in New York, radio fans’ dislike of jazz, and Bolivia and Paraguay rowing over Gran Chaco.
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Japan
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Connecticut
Hepburn
New York
Bolivia
Paras Quay
Gran Chaco
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Sovial Security Advisory Council
Blevins
U.S
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Earth
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