Economic council debate stirs Congress and court cases
Congressional discussion advances a proposed national economic council to study administration proposals and bills, with senators Bulkley Costigan and La Follette backing the plan. The article notes Supreme Court advocacy in New Deal cases, highlights attorney general figures, and mentions Cities Service Company ahead of hearings on holding company legislation, plus lobbying activity and regulatory scrutiny.
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Washington
Conitass
Brsin Trust
National Economic Council
Senate Commerce Committee
Bulkley
Ohio
Costigan
Colorado
LaFollette
Wisotemitt
Leon, Henderson
General Johnson
Chiet
NRA
Hen
Coupell
Congress
O'Brian
Lord Brian
Trentic
Supreme Court
Curmings
Stanley
Reed
Donald Richberg
J. Crawford Biggs
Atorney
Justice I McReynolds
Sten
Starioc
McReynolds
O'Byrdn
Allorpeys
Joe Keenin
Stanley Reed
Department of Justics Legal
Bufnré
Solicitor General
Cities Service Company
Iabby
Henry L. Doherty Concent
Cities’ Service
Operyt
Public Ability Holding Company
John W. Davis
Cities Service
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
Joseph P
Sumerial
Bill Lever
Doherty
Federal ‘Train Commission
French Pledge to Fight If Italy Attacks
Paris reports Premier Laval told the Chamber of Deputies he would back Britain in any Italian attack tied to sanctions against Ethiopia. He urged wholehearted aid to Britain and warned the government faces a risky but safe vote of confidence amid Mediterranean pact discussions. London sources say a joint session conference may be planned, with Yugoslavia, Turkey, Greece, and France signaling military support if needed. Ethiopia’s delegation to the League of Nations is authorized to discuss a settlement including troop withdrawal, recognition of sovereignty, and indemnity payment by Italy.
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Paris
France
Laval
Chamber ‘of’ Deputies
Aly
Tealy
Aval
Mediterranean
London
Medierraneadt
Yugo Slavia
Turkey
Greece
Spain
Etiopia
Tenns Addis Ababa
Ethiopa
Reiable
Fridey
Logue of Nations
Ethiopia
Maly
Old Roman Forts Found in Palestine
Jerusalem reports discovery of a chain of second century Roman forts extending from the Dead Sea toward Petra. Ruins dated forty years after the Temple destruction. Milestones from Roude join the fortresses and relate to the Roman assault on Jerusalem. Professor Ali of Germany leads the excavation.
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Jerusalem
Dead Sea
Petra
Ali of
Gerany
Roude
Jevion Whitech
Jérdsilum
Liquor and Racing Tax Boost Arkansas Revenue in 1935
Legalization of liquor and horse and dog racing added 625254.93 to Arkansas revenue in 1935. Liquor tax led with 429873.78, horse racing 114532.85, dog racing 4029. The funds support state hospital, tuberculosis sanatoriums, welfare, and pensions. West Memphis franchise planned for dog and horse racing. Beer tax totaled 131440.04. forecasts for 1936 estimate about 140000.
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P. Hane
Welter
Little Rock
Arkansas
Ast General Assembly
Hospital For Nervous Diseases
Welfare Department
Levies
Charites
Welfare
Arkansas Jockey Club
West Memphis
State Racing Commission
Mary Smith Dies on Fulton Street
Mary Smith known as Aunt Mary to hunters and sportsmen in the Red Lake area dies at 77 after intervening in a knife fight between a grandson and a youth on Fulton Street. She lived in Red Lake all her life and was famed for wildlife knowledge used by hunters and fishermen.
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Mary Staith
Red Lake
Fulton
Fulten
Mary
J. C. Pate
Student Night at 1st Baptist Church in Hope
The First Baptist Church will host a Student Night Sunday at 7:30 pm with programs led by local students from nearby schools and colleges. Fisk Te a ministerial student at Guacilty College will direct the program with Frances Snyden directing the choir.
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Firsts Baptist Church
HA. Fisk, Te
Guacilty College
Ae Frances Snyden
Cadet Career Talk Aboard Rotary Club Program
Lieutenant Harry Lemley, son of local residents, described West Point’s four year course and cadet life to Hope Rotary Club. He noted Robert E. Lee’s spotless record and discussed cadet restrictions. A humorous talk on The Art of Being Kind by A. D. Patten followed, drawing on Pallock’s writings and Southern themes.
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West Point
Harry Lemley
A. D. Patten
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow
Lemley
Aul J Mirs
H. J. Lemley
Fort San
Houston
Texas
United States Military Academy
Li Stll
Robert E. Lee
Leadey
Hopi Bay
Mr. Patten
Roturlaw Magazine
Channing Pallock
Pallock
New York
Darkey
Patten
Centennial Session Plan Is Dropped
Governor Fu trell indicated a special session to appropriate Centennial funds will not be held. About one third of roughly 1000 surveyed lawmakers favored a special session, but the plan is definitively off.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Speela
Les Wan
Drinking by Women Gains Cited by Keeley Institute Official
Merlig Nelson, Keeley Institute secretary treasurer, told Anti-Saloon League that drinking among women rose 14 percent in the first ten months of 1935. He said most women patients were sedatives and that teachers, nurses, shopkeepers, sales clerks, and restaurant workers also sought treatment. The League notes more patients were admitted in 1934 than any year since 1930 and expects 1933 to show a rise. Nelson added that wage improvements in the county also played a role. The institute had been operating for over 55 years.
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Neleon
NEA Service,Inc
Tole
Flynn Ns
Jobs and Payroll Better But Natural Recovery Lacking
John T Flynn analyzes 1933 to 1934 business cycles and 1935 early trends. He notes a slow recovery, with total business gains around 12 points this year versus five last year, and employment improving only in the latter half. The piece, part two of a three part NEA Service review, highlights policy influences and ongoing volatility.
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John T. Flynn
Journaligt
Hag Nurit
NEA
Japanese consular report cites missionary scholars in China aid
Tokyo government spokesman on Friday said the foreign office cites a consular report alleging missionary scholars under American and British influence play a leading role in the current Chinese student agitation against Japan. Uruguay breaks off relations with Soviet Russia amid rumors of an armed rebellion, prompted by Communist sources, with Uruguay as the sole South American nation recognizing the Moscow government.
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Tokyo
Japan
Dng
Foreign Office
Montevideo
Uruguay
Republic of Uruguay
Russia
Natoin
Subsidy Payments Planned for 1985 Cotton Farmers
First payments under the 1985 cotton subsidy program are expected in January. The AAA will disburse the difference between 12 cents a pound and the market price, provided the gap is more than 2 cents per pound, to signed adjustment contracts.
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Washington
AAA
Arkansas oil counties fund schooling for the blind and deaf
The Union and Ouachita counties lead Arkansas oil country in revenue from severance tax used to support the states schools for the blind and deaf at Little Rock. Two thirds go to the institutions, one third returns to producing counties via the raw material tax. Supplies are bought centrally in North Little Rock and transferred as needed to fund the revolving purchasing agent's fund. State Treasurer Karl Fuge lauds the plan as an intelligent piece of legislation.
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Little. Rocic
Union
Ouachita
Lite Rock
Stoes
North
Little Rock
Arkansas
Karl Fuge
Military Funeral for Ex Gov Brough
Plans for a state funeral in Little Rock Sunday for Dr Charles Hillman Brough former Arkansas governor who died suddenly in Washington. Governor Furrell to lead arrangements as military aides prepare an impressive ceremony with capitol offices to close at noon Saturday.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Charles Hillman Brough
Arkansas
Washington
Furrell
Frigid Season Sets New Low in Winter Report
A fragment notes record low temperatures for winter with mentions of chilling wind and unusually cold air. Specific cities or dates are unreadable, but the mood indicates a notable cold snap and widespread chilly conditions.
Surviving relatives listed for local figure in obscured obituary
The text notes a surviving widow and six children including two girls, with Florida residents Westley Charley and others, plus four brothers and a sister. It mentions several Hamiter/Hamler family members across Arkansas and Texas, with Polk county, Ark. as a point of reference. The fragment references a local figure named Mr Hamiter or Hamler and includes scattered locations and kin.
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Hamiter
Florida
Westley
Charley
Georads
Lary
Meadows
Miss
Callie
Tip
Patmos
J. Hamil
Arthur
Texas
R. “Hamit Cove
Polk County
Arkani
Postoffice Probes Threats in Mails.
Postoffice inspectors pursue threats in mailed letters with the Lindbergh law. Officials urge citizens to contact inspectors directly, noting the public may not know their contact points. An Irish service officer cites numerous letters yearly referred to inspectors as extortion schemes persist.
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America
Post Office Inspection, Service
Post Office Department
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