Petition Silent Sabbath Peace In DeAnn Disturbed By Hunters
A petition signed by 22 DeAnn residents urges hunters to avoid the DeAnn area on Sundays to preserve Sabbath peace. The piece notes Arkansas Sunday hunting law carries fines of 5 to 25 dollars, while Sunday card playing faces similar penalties. It discusses evolving views on Sabbath observance and the role of quiet recreation versus noisy sports.
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The
Star Today
DeAnn
America
Arkansas
Crawford & Muses Digest
Arkanysas
Higlin
60 Negroes Voted at Stephenson Box in Arkansas Court
In Hempstead County circuit court a voting irregularity case in the Sixth District congressional race heard testimony about 60 named Stephenson schoolhouse precinct voters, including a Texas resident. Judge Pattick Henry ruled absentee ballots valid. Kitchens led as Parks sought recount.
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Hamburg
Au.k
Hempstead
Wade Kitchehs
Tilman B. Parks
Parks
J. Walter Powell
Stephenson Schoolhouse
Texas
Powell
Kitchens
Spring Hill
Stephenson
Hempsteads
Ceri
Aythue C. Anderson
Pattick Henry
Democratic County Committee
Henry
United States
Anderson
Trinble
Secetary
Christmas Cantata Caps Final School Week
Schools close Friday for Christmas with two weeks of vacation returning January 7. The high school glee club will present a candle light cantata at First Methodist Church at 7 30 pm with 75 voices and a 100 voice children's choir. Admission is free. Faculty members plan holiday travel.
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First Methodist Church
Hope
Beryl Henry
Glee Club
Childe Jesus
Clots
John Wellborn
Ralph Houton
France Also Is to Break Naval Pact
Paris reports France will denounce the Washington treaty of 1922 soon while open to discussing international naval limitation. U S moves to fortify the Pacific after treaty abrogation are deemed virtually certain, with talks of bases in Alaska and other island positions under discussion. An Anglo American accord on naval parity is likely after Japan’s stance on the pact and broader future limits remain unsettled.
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Paris
France
Franecois Pietri
Foreign Affairs and Naval Committees
Chamber of Deputies
Willling
U. S
Pacific
Washington
Japan
Alaska
Beitisa
America
Norman Hy
Davis
Ads Syniral Willian
Standley
Fire destroys Crutchfield residence on West Avenue
Fire early morning gutted the Crutchfield home on West Avenue. Firemen reported furnishings destroyed and whether the loss is covered by insurance remained under investigation. Damages and cause were not fully determined.
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GCHB
Cratchfield
West Avenue C
Hope City to Hold Election February 12
The Hope City election is set for Tuesday February 12 as announced by A C Erwin secretary of the city Democratic central committee. If no candidate wins a clear majority a runoff primary will be held February 26. Candidates must file pledges with the committee by midnight January 12. The city will elect a mayor a treasurer and four aldermen in February.
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Hope City
A. C. Erwin
City Democratic Central Committee
Erwin
Treasure
Goodfellows Fund Reaches New Total Amid Donations
The Goodfellows fund total climbed to 273 dollars with noon Friday contributions. Gift totals exceeded the goal by 23.05 dollars, supported by donors including Bruner, La Guy Ko Rayse, and A. Albritton. Contributions are still accepted at The Star for those wishing to help the fund.
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Goodfellows Fund
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion
Sunvassing
Star
G. Bruner
la Guy
Rom
Bruner
A. Albritton
J. F. Gorin
B.C. Shipp
Jan Futvsiwinens
Thandee Chanpuasy
Albert Graves
Fred Lueck
Cush. Ai
Bilinigwley A
Fourth Man Dies in Tennessee Rioting After National Guard Fire
Shelbsville reports a fourth fatality from rioting as a crowd attempted to storm a building seeking a prisoner. National guard fire sparked the outbreak, with two people killed and the scene described as initially quiet on Friday.
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Tennessee
Shelbsville
Fridover
National Guide
Pepro
Tiewes
Mark Shank Hunger Strike Aims at Electric Chair
Mark H. Shank continues a hunger strike for the third day at Tucker Farm Arkansas as his alleged involvement in a December 28 poison murder case is linked to his execution by electric chair. Superintendent Todhunter notes Shank has eaten only nestled food for thirty days and the prison doctor calls him weak and anemic.
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Tucker Farm
Ark
Mark H. Shank
L. Todhunter
Yodhunter
Shank
War mobilization plan eyed by Senate committee in NRA order
The Senate munitions committee heard the War Department’s mobilization plan in case of another conflict would abridge Section 4-A of the National Recovery Act by eroding labor’s bargaining power. Bernard Baruch urged the U.S. to buy and store thousands of ros tine for any use. The hearing also covered Du Pont profits, Alfred du Pont’s reported taxable income, and losses from the Nears Testis Company.
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Washington
Senate
Department of War
Clerk
Missouri
Wallington
Uu Pont Bowder Company
Senate Munitions Committee
Alfred IT du Pont
Pune
Pierre du Bont
Duananding
Alger Iles
Bristodes
Alfred du Port
Nears Testis Company
Delaware
Bliss
Peahine
Harvard Anky
Mhatepiel
du Monts
Lion Oil Ordered to Recognize Union
Washington reports that Lion Oil Refining of El Dorado Arkansas violated oil code labor provisions. The Petroleum Labor Policy Board ordered Lion Oil to recognize the International Association of Oil Field Gas Wells and Refinery Workers of America as the employer’s collective bargaining agent within 20 days.
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Washington
Ickes
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Lion Oil Refining Company
el Dorado, Ark
Baptist Building Advances Rapidly
The Baptists push forward on a new educational building south of the church. Foundation, brickwork, and framing progress amid inclement weather. Donations totaling 1200 to 1500 are pledged or given, with Sunday offerings supporting a Christmas goal of 1000 to finish the winter work.
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Bhinch
Influenza Rages Among Transients at Arkansas Bureau
Over 200 influenza cases were reported Friday at the Arkansas Transient Bureau. The report notes illness among transients, with details about the Rohi rival school affected by 41 pupils confined due to illness and related impacts on classes.
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Cattle Rock
Arkansas Transient Bureau
Indi
School Sales Tax Endorsed for State Education Aid
In Little Rock the combined committee on school affairs Friday approved State Education Board recommendations to fund common schools. Proposals include a 3 percent sales tax, state aid up to 400 dollars per teaching unit, at least a six month term, a supervision system, and free textbooks through sixth grade.
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Little Rockee
Committee On School Affairs
State Education Board
Sentence Passed on Buford Nelson
Buford Nelson was formally sentenced to life imprisonment for the drowning of his wife during a fishing trip last October. A retrial was denied, but an appeal to the state supreme court was granted.
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Newport
Ark
Buford Nelson
Supreme Court
Paul Dean Weds Nervous Wreck in Russellville
In Russellville Arkansas on a Thursday night Paul Dean of the St Louis Cardinals married Dorothy Sandusky coed at Arkansas Poly technic College and daughter of J H Sandusky mill owner The wedding came after weeks of public interest and a sudden decision announced by the groom to his father in law The event closes with the couple planning to continue public life in nearby areas
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Russellville
Ark
Paul Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean Brothers
Dorothy Sandusk
Arkansas Polytechnic College
J. H. Sandusky
Young
Don
Paul
Sandusky
U S Built Liner Hit by Lightning in Baghdad Desert
The American built Riant of Royal Dutch Airlines was found wrecked and burned in a desert thunderstorm near Baghdad. Seven people died including three passengers and four crew members. Officials believe a lightning strike caused the disaster during a flight from Amsterdam to Barevia.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Royal Dutch Air Lines
Melbourne
Derby
Inifer
Amsterdam
Barevia
Aere
DeAnn to Forbid Sunday Hunting Plea Calls Citizens to Stop
A signed communication from 23 Hope citizens requests an end to Sabbath hunting. It warns that hunters from Hope and nearby areas will be arrested and fined to enforce reverence for the Sabbath. Signers include LeRoy Samuel and J. W. Samuel among others from Hope Route Five.
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Star
DeAnn Citzens
Hope
Hope Route
LeRoy Samuel
A. S. Willis
Hollis Samuel
J. N. Arnold
C. B. O'Steen
W. G. Clark
J. J. Samuel
W. A Poal
C. M. Burke
J. W. Samuel
Will Humphries
J. C. Timberlake
G. S Samuel
J. M. Arnold
Monroe R. Samuel
A. M. Clark
Bryan Clark
Paul Sanuel
TJ. Jones
T. J. Hartsfield
lIv
H. Breeding
A. F. Roberts
G. C. Clark
Martin Insull Case Goes to Jury in Embezzlement Trial
In Chicago a criminal court jury began deliberating embezzlement charges against Martin Insull. Prosecutors say he drew 344720 from Middle West Utilities to bolster a sagging market account, calling it theft. Insull’s lawyers urged vindication.
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Chicago
A_ criminal court
Martin Insull
Middle West
Jtinsull
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Markets Hope Cotton Exchange New York
Cotton and grain quotations across major exchanges show mixed moves as Jan contracts edge higher in New York and New Orleans, with March cotton and May corn futures reflecting uncertain demand. Grain prices retreat on weak export demand while stock quotes for U S steel and other major firms show slight gains amid cautious trading.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
ORME
ALT. & T
Sneony Vireo
Wy Steel
N.Y
Sinehter
Atchison Chrysler Poultry Chicago
Pi Poultry
Lughern
Turk
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mid-Atlantic
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