Kin Hub bard dies suddenly in Indianapolis
Bulletin recalls Kin Hub bard humorist and exhibitor of Abe Martini as a creditor who died suddenly of heart disease early Friday. Other items report a Delhi central station bombing injuring one and wounding two, a Kansas City man, 23, sentenced to two and a half years for a plea of guilty, and Willys-Overland Co predicting a 10 to 15 percent job rise next month depending on winter automobile shows.
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Indianapolis
Kin Hubbard
Abe Martini
Kansas
City
BR. A. Gong
Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland
Unemployment Policy Debate Generates Call for Action
Senator Joseph T. Robinson argues that 116,000,000 for public works is inadequate to reduce unemployment. He favors a five day workweek, long term municipal and state loans, and coordinated public private efforts, noting machinery displaces labor and recovery will be slow while resisting permanent reserves. He urges decisive action to ease distress and avoid delays.
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United States
Joe T. Robinson
United
Roboaon
Congress
Man Surrenders In Connecticut Payroll Robbery
In New Haven a man calling himself Edward Slatfuary surrendered after claiming to be the bandit who robbed the Allington branch payroll. One guard was killed and another wounded as the bandit fled with about four thousand dollars, which he allegedly threw into roadside undergrowth before police detained him for questions.
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New-Haven
Conn
Edward Slat- Fuary
Ely
Allington
American Mills
Oit
West New Haven
Slatery
State Game Wardens Fight Deer Jacking Epidemic
Cann. UK State game wardens have been alerted to halt the unsportsmanlike practice of deer jacking described as a growing epidemic this year. The method involves stalking at night with a flashlight to startle a deer into approaching the beam, when a hunter fires. Game Commissioner John Titcomb called it butchery, not a sport.
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Partford
Cann
John
Fail to Identify Man Killed During Holdup
Attala, Ala. last Thursday saw many view the body of a youth killed in a holdup attempt here Tuesday midnight. The youth, about 18, was shot to death by Pal Gimaup L. L. Swan after he had wounded Bity, Aualg during the incident. Identification efforts continued without success.
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Attala
Sherts
Eire
Pagimap L. L. Swan
Bity
Aualg
Santa Visits 200 City Youngsters During Gift Drive
The Good Fellows gave toys clothing and food to more than 200 Hopa youngsters on Christmas Eve. Under Mrs Arch Moore the relief effort distributed gifts citywide with timely purchases. Marvin Jones D B Phillips and Speedy Hutson helped with distribution as the club closed its annual fund at 325.50, a record year for the city.
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Good Felows
Arch Moore
Good Fellows
Oth
Mrs F T Taylor Hurt in Auto Accident
Mrs F T Taylor wife of the cafe proprietor suffered a dislocated hip and other injuries in an automobile collision at the Avenue B and North Main streets intersection Wednesday night. She was taken to Josephine Hospital for treatment.
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F.'T. Taylor
B. Springs
Thay
Anothier
Berry Reynolds
Avenue B
Vanished Woman Found Dead in Pine Bluff Garage
Miss Hitchie Howard, 28, of a prominent Pine Bluff family, was found dead in the Howard home garage from a pistol heart wound. Police said no inquest. She recently had been ill for months. Survived by mother Mrs C P Howard and sister Mrs J R Yerger Jr, both of Pine Bluff.
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Pine Bluff
Hitchie Howard
Howard
Miss Howard
Heath
C. P. Howard
J. R. Yerger, Jr
Ploe Blulé
Three Drowned as Launch Capsizes Near Sausalito
Three men are believed drowned after a launch capsized in Richardson Bay near Sausalito Thursday night. Ten of the thirteen aboard were rescued by a nearby ferry boat shortly after the accident. the party was en route to a yacht owned by Isadre Zelerbach, San Francisco capitalist.
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Sausalito
Calif
Richardson Bay
Isadre Zelerbach
San Francisci Capitalist
Vet Bureau Moves to Rush Aid for Needy Veterans
Washington dispatch reports the Veterans Bureau will give special consideration to World War I veterans in poor health or unemployed due to war injuries. Col. George E. Ijams directs priority handling of pending disability claims, medical exams, and referrals. Since last July, over 260,000 disability applications have been processed or adjudicated.
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Washington
U.R
Veterans’ Bureau
George E. Ijams
Citizens Bank of Foreman Reopens After Reorganization
The State Banking Department announced the reopening of Citizens Bank of Foreman in Little Rock after a five day suspension for reorganization. The bank had been merged weeks earlier with Farmers Bank of Foreman to form a larger institution.
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Little Rock
State Banking Department
Citizens‘Bank of
Foreman
Citizens, Bank ,and
Farmers Bank ’of
Foraman
Large Firms Renew Advertising Faith
New York advertisers voiced steady faith in continued advertising as key to growth in a Printas Ink feature. J L Jotinson Lam bert Pharmaceutical traces a 10 year ad spend record, Jantzen Knitting Mille reports rising outlays, and Stephen F Whitman & Son backs year round advertising as confidence in products and America. Cluett Peabody argues continuity makes national advertising count.
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New York
Printas Ink
J. L. Jotinson
Lambert Pharmical Company
J. A. Zehntbauer
Jantzen Knitting Mille, Inc
Louis W. Wheelock
Stephen F. Whitman & Son
IBM
Amerca
C. R. Miller
Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc
Truck Driver Kills Man and Escapes in Richmond
An unidentified Black truck driver fatally injured Charles Gentry after a collision in Richmond. He held off a crowd with a revolver and escaped in his truck. Gentry was a city employee. authorities searched for the fleeing driver.
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Richmond
Charles Douglas Gentery
Gentry
Dangerous Rock Found Off Coast of Korea
Uncharted rock discovered off the Korean coast threatens navigation between the Philippines and Japan. Reports say the rock rises above water with depths around three and a half to five fathoms nearby, marked by a buoy.
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Korea
Manila
Philliping Islands
Japan
Double Program Held By Rotarians Kiwanians Friday
Rotarians and Kiwanis met at a joint luncheon at Hotel Barlow with Rev W P Harman praising faith and courage for the new business year. McCorkle discussed Hope’s newspaper history, noting The Star of Hope origins and the growth to The Hope Star under editors Hobson and Palmer. Secrest and Graves were introduced as notable guests, with George Ware and R V Herridon presiding.
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St Hotel
Barlow
Rotary
Kiwanis
W. P. Harman
Kiwanjar
The
Christian Church
McCorkle
Arkansar' Press Association
History of
Hope
Secrest
Earl Secrest
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Albert Graves
Arkadelphia Youths Injured in Auto Crash After Dance
Three Arkadelphia youths were injured in a Sunday night auto accident on Route 67 returning from a Christmas dance in Hope. Paul Hardage suffered head and facial cuts and was treated at Josephine Hospital in Hope. Noelle Adams and Dougald McMillan Jr. also were cut and bruised but continued homeward. Hardage expected to leave the local hospital Friday night by train.
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Arkadelphia
Hope
Paul Hardage
Josephine Hospital
Noelle Adams
Dougald McMillan, Jr
Herdage
Camden Baking Co Suffers Fire Loss in Camden Arkansas
Camden Baking Company plant and adjacent home burned in early Friday blaze. Loss cited by owners at twenty five thousand dollars. Fire damage estimated to exceed initial figures as investigators assess the scene.
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Camden
Ark
Camden Baking Company
Arrest Follows Yellville Killing
YELLVILLE arrestee Dorsey Cheek aged 25 held in jail on charges connected to the fatal wounding of taxi operator Sterling West aged 5 late Wednesday. Officers say Cheek telephoned West to meet him and struck West three times with a club as he alighted, motive unknown.
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Yellville
Dorsey Cheek
Sterling West
Cheek
Negro Servant Is Given House Lot
Fort Smith report says Allen Kennedy an insurance broker promised a house and lot to General Kimp a Black servant if he remained employed on Christmas 1930. General and his wife held a house warming in their new home Thursday.
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Fort Smith
Allen Kennedy
General Kimp
Holiday toll: 200 lives lost in US accidents
The year end holiday period brought a nationwide death toll with automobiles causing over two thirds of fatalities. Reports from Michigan Ohio Missouri Indiana New York Pennsylvania and Philadelphia describe drownings fires explosions arson investigations and fatal crashes.
Right Buildings Burn Near Malvern
Eight frame buildings including the Donaldson post office and telephone exchange were destroyed by fire near Malvern Arkansas on Friday. The loss is estimated at about eight thousand dollars and it was not learned whether any insurance covered the buildings.
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Malvern
Ark
Donaldson
Inss
Christmas Dinner Offered To All In Denver
Denver authorities report a restaurant owner opened its Christmas din ner to any hungry person unable to pay the price. The smiling proprietors said no one would be turned away and promised turkey and all the fixings to all who came for a Christmas meal.
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Denver
Colo
A. A. McVittie
Restant
Local Labor to Be Used on Arkansas Road Projects
Little Rock Arkansas officials announced that federal aid funds will be released to match state and local efforts for 1931 road work. The Highway Commission chair stated orders to resume construction require local labor and teams where possible, with thousands returned to local communities in highway payroll. Local labor has been used on state force projects and some roads built without contracts.
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Little Rock
Highway Department
Local Nurse Gets U S Appointment to Hayward Hospital
Miss Mary Ellington Arnold longtime head nurse at Josephine Hospital resigned Thursday to head Hayward School Government Hospital in Hayward Wisconsin. The appointment came from Congressman Tilman B Parks. Arnold has led the health committee of the local Business and Professional Women's club and stayed active in community work.
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Mary Ellington Arnold
Josephine Hospital
Hope
Hayward
Wis
Hayward School
Tilman B. Parks
Arnold
Mississippi banks fail to open doors
Tupe lg Miss The Peoples Bank and Trust Company here and two branches at Nettletom and Hienza failed to open for business Friday. Directors planned a meeting Friday afternoon to seek means of reorganization. Deposits in the main bank totaled 2.7 million dollars. Both branches were small institutions.
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Tupelg
Miss
The
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Nettletom
Hienza
College Donated Jefferson Letters to William and Mary
The College Library in Williamsburg receives 40 original Jefferson letters to intimate friend William Short, spanning 40 years to 1826. Donors are Fanny Short Burler and Mary Churchill Short of Louisville Kentucky. The letters cover personal affairs, travel, architecture, business, sanitation, politics and philosophy.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Hag
Thomas Jeferson
Willian Short
Fanny Short Burler
Mary Churchill Short
Louisville
Fragmentary OCR: raid at Queen Bank observed
The readable fragments describe a raid at a bank with references to a street scene and witnesses. Details are sparse and uncertain, but the incident appears tied to a bank location and onlookers. No clear names, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the text provided.
J C Gray Dies of Heart Attack Near Jasper
Jasper Columbus Gray died at home near the city of a heart attack. He is survived by his children Sam Oliver James and daughters Mrs Lynn White Merlin Lageti and 10 grandchildren. Funeral at 2 Saturday afternoon with interment Rose Hill cemetery officiated by Rev Anderson.
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Jasper Columbus Gray
Denly
Frr
Despondent Mother Ends Life With Poison in Topeka
Mrs. Mary Martin twenty mother of two ended her life by poison late Thursday night in Topeka Kansas. A bottle of poison was found near her body as Felice investigated the case. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Langston of New Ark Arkansas.
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Mid-West
Arkansas
New York City
Rochester
Samuel Belarlo
Missouri
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Burpfalo
Mary Mangel
Little Rock
Herman Bashpars
Willie Barling
Barling, Ark
Frank Swartz
Parts
Aci
Topeka
Ken
Mary Martin
Felice
Five Prisoners Escape Georgia Jail in Waycross
Five inmates including J. H. Ker, awaiting execution for the murder of a child, escaped Waycross jail by sawing bars above the windows on Friday. Parker’s wife and child were found scattered in a field after a long search by a posse. Execution date for Parker set for January 9. No trace of the others remains at large.
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Waycross
J. H. Ker
Parker
Parkes
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W. P
MsCorkle
Star of Hope
Col
A. W. Hobson
Tent
Claude McCorkle
Jim Story
Texas
Chas. 5
Blackburn
Huge Star
Alex. H. Washburn
C. B. Palmer
Hope Star
Hivhat
Ben Franklin
Lord Jorell
Britain
Lord Irwin
Arkadelphia Boys
Fess
Sec Dent
Padiocks Cash Box
Blackwood
U.S
Mary E. Arnold
Government Hospital
Wisconsin
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College
Jefferson Letters
Queen Bank
Peete Ae
J.C Gray
Georgia
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