Roosevelts Court Plan Fades Yet War Debate Continues
Washington correspondent notes the court plan is dead after two years of battle. Roosevelt proposed enlarging the Supreme Court, Congress balked, and the plan failed. Debated outcomes split: independence preserved, but court friendlier to New Deal. References to Wagner Act, minimum wage, unemployment benefits, and Frankfurter’s 1935 appointment.
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Bruce Caton
Washington
Washington Agitute Polovkin
Ileeem
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Sherman Minion
Indiana
Wright Paiman
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joe Robinson
Raulastn Robinson
Robison
Agricultura
Henry Wale
Luce
Kansas City
Supreme Bench
Hughes
Brandeis
van Devanter
McReynalds
Sutherland
Roberts
Butler
Stone
Frankfurter
Trouseyvelt
TVA
Felix Frankfurter
Roosevel
NEA Service, Inc
Treasury Head Denies Funds Used For France Purchases
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau rejected claims the 2 billion stabilisation fund was employed to aid France or any other nation in buying military supplies in the United States. He said the fund has not been used directly or indirectly to support any country's purchases. The report notes debate in Congress over warplane sales to France amid broader concerns about aiding democracies against dictators.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
France
Senate
Congress
Syphilis Topic Highlighted by Arkansas Health Official
Dr. A Z Washburn of the Arkansas Board of Health spoke to the Lions Club on Syphilis Mygiene Week noting about 100000 cases in Arkansas and that 13 000 sought medical attention last year He warned that cure requires one to two years of treatment and that prevention relies on early case cure and federal funding Arkansas treatment efforts could cut cases this year Trashburn was introduced by A L Woolfels as chair of the Drug Committee
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Little Rock
A. Z. Washburn
State Board of Health
Lions Club
Socisgl Mygiene
Arkansas
Washburn
Tie
Pr. Washburty
Sweden
A. L. Woolfels
Prorug
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Office Etiquette 1930
A 1930 etiquette feature presents questions on proper office manners. It asks whether to greet visitors in offices, whether to offer one’s name when asked, and how to handle personal calls on business lines, with provided authoritative answers and scenarios.
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Bob Brown
Doe Company
Mr. Brown
Arkansas House Passes Finance Measure Amid Debate
The Arkansas House approved a broad finance bill by a 72 to 34 vote amid arguments for and against shifting revenues and refinancing debt. Proponents cited aims to strengthen state funds and pensions while opponents warned of risky borrowing and higher taxes. Key figures included Governor Bailey and Representatives Condrey Wilkingp lan Ward in Hempstead and Lee counties. The measure faces continuation on Page T.
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Bailey
Penn Teachers College
Condrey
Wilkingplan County
Representaterger
Hempstead
Lee
Proctor Johnson
Washington County
Darnell
Phillips County
Fordyce
Pulaski
Harper
Hempstead Men Arrested With Fifty One Gallons of Liquor
Four men were arrested five miles south of Fulton Hempstead county after officers seized fifty one gallons of moonshine liquor packed in one hundred two half-gallon jars. The suspects Floyd Dobson Gene Sisco Carl Curtis and Clark Taylor were taken to Texarkana awaiting arraignment before U S Commissioner Ribbens. The case marked one of the area s largest liquor seizures in recent years.
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Fulton
Hempstead
R. Copeland
Arkansas
Poiiceman
Copeland
Floyd Dobson
Gene Sisco
Carl Curtis
Clark’ Taylor
Sisco
Texarkana
U. S
Ribbens
Nevada AAA Cash to Be Distributed
Prescott Ark D M Veught county administrative assistant under UK AAA program announced checks totaling 114351.75 were received and would be ready for delivery to Nevada county farmers Thursday. The payments cover about 75 percent of the 140000 expected for compliance with the 1938 Agricultural Conservation program with the remainder due in 15 days. Cards are mailed to those receiving checks. others need not call.
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Prescott
Ark
D. M. Veught
Nevada County
Vaught
Second Concert at City Hall Auditorium by Hane High Band
Tuesday night at 7:80 the Hane High School band offers its winter concert at the city hall auditorium. Bobby Rogr eyson will solo on trombone and a clarinet quartet by Kinser Routon Garner and Dempsey will perform. The program invites frank criticism to guide future selections.
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City Hall
Hane High School
Bobby Rogreyson
Thomas Kinser
Bill Routon
Luther Garner
Dewell Dempsey
Paul Hutson Undergoes Appendix Operation
Paul Hutson, 15 year old Hope Star carrier and son of Mrs Wash Hutson, underwent an appendix operation at Josephine hospital at 7 am Thursday. Hospital reports at 2 pm said he was doing fine. He handles the newspaper's Lown route downtown and a substitute carrier is being employed until his return.
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Paul Hutson
Hope Star News
Wash Hutson
Josephine Hospital
Paul
Thumbnail sketches of the Nazi leaders guiding Germany in 1939
Profiles of Joseph Goebbels, Hermann Goering, and Heinrich Himmler. Goebbels is portrayed as a highly educated propagandist using mass prejudice. Goering as a charismatic, reckless organizer and second in command. Himmler as head of police and the Gestapo with a vast secret service. The piece notes their war work and paths to power, hinting at the looming regime.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Hitler
All Nations Socialists
Joseph Golbbels
Ruhr
Goebbels
Reich
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Munich
Reichstag
Clara Zetki
Heinriche Himmler
Gestapo
Hinmmler
Becam
Bavaria
Goering
Fouche
Core Taken From LaFayette Test Core Taken From LaFayette Test
In Lewisville Arkansas 145 feet of saturated core was taken from Shell and Ohin Ohin Warren 7 No 1 in Lafayette county near the east of town. The bottom is at 7923 feet with saturation at 7178. The well lies near the southeast corner of section 14-16-24. The last four feet shelved a crystal lime layer said to be porous with decreasing saturation. Operators initially cored 47 feet then swabbed and removed wiring to core 98 more feet.
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Lewisville
Ark
Lafayette County
Bobcats Ready for El Dorado Battle Thursday
Hope High School basketball fans learn that the Bobcats travel to El Dorado High School gym Thursday at 7 30 for a conference game. Norman Green, a top state forward, seeks more points as El Dorado’s forward also ranks high in scoring. Coach Hammons urges strong support after disappointing attendance. A preliminary will feature Unique cafe and Spring Hill of the Independent county league, followed by the Juvain of Hope facing Guernsey.
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el Dersda
Iean
Bobcits
Hope
el Derails
el Dorado
Normin Green
Otf
Hammons
Bobcats
Unique Cafe
Spring Hill
Julvain of Hope
Guernsey
Robber Targets Hope Homes in Wednesday Night Break-ins
A night prowler harassed the Hope police with two residential burglaries over recent weeks. He entered Louis Breed’s North Main home where Officer J W Lon Jones slept, fled after a near encounter, leaving nothing missing. A second break in at J M O Neal’s Second and Hazel office and tool shed saw a portable typewriter stolen.
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Hope
Louis Breed
North Main Street
J. W.lon Jones
Foliegeman Jones
Breed
Prisoner Slashes Himself to Death in Malvern Jail
Eskel Erickson, about 40, arrested in Malvern Saturday and jailed for vagrancy, died by slashing his throat with a safety razor about 7 Wednesday night. He refused to work after fines and was found by a fellow prisoner pleading to death. Fire Chief Fowl, Police Chief Ault, and Dr W G Hodges responded. he was dead on arrival. Address listed as Minneapolis Minnesota. Coroner Milton Kidder issued the report.
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Malvern
Ark
Eskel Erickson
Nepro Prisoer
Fowl
Ault
W. G. Hodges
Erickson
Five Russians Killed by Japanese Clash Near Manchukuo
Tokyo reports from Heinkong Manchoukuo that a Manchoukuo garrison killed five Soviet soldiers and wounded a second in a clash about 60 miles northeast of Manchuki. Authorities say 100 Russians crossed the frontier but Manchoukuo troops suffered no casualties.
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Tokyo
Japan
Heinking
Manchoukuo
Manchuki
Manchuk
Siberia
Former Hope Man Slain in Texas Nightclub
Otis Hendrix, 45, a former Hope resident and former Pampa constable, was shot to death Tuesday at a Pampa night club in Texas. Survivors include four brothers Martin Hendrix of Belzins, Roy Hendrix of Hayworth, Harmon Hendrix of Chicago, Grady Hendrix of Jefferson City, and four sisters Ola Lloyd of Hope Kate Sewell of Kelleyville and Rosa Cobb of Los Angeles. Local relatives left Wednesday to attend funeral services likely in Pampa.
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Otis Hendrix
Pamps
Texas
Hone
Hendrix
Pampas
Martin Hendrix
Blegins
Roy Hendrix
Hayworth
Okio
Harmon Hendrix
Chicago
Grady Hendrix
Jefferson City
Ola Lloyd
Hope
Kate Sewell
Kelleyville
Oklo
Rosa Cobb
Los Angeles
Pampa
Roosevelt Birthday Ball Shooting in Pampa Texas
Four shot dead and several wounded on the dance floor during a Roosevelt Birthday Ball near Pampa Texas. Night club operator White and two others were targeted. Hendrix and Whitte died from abdomen and heart wounds. Sheriff Rose and District Attorney Braly offered no motive as the grand jury planned a Tuesday investigation.
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Pampa
Texas
Can
Otis Hendrix
J. D. Whitte
White
Hendrix
Wommen
Cal Rose
Clifford Braly
New Orleans Cotton Market Notes Quiet Trade
In New Orleans on Thursday cotton prices moved at 6.53 and closed with steady tone. Spot cotton stayed quiet and unchanged with middling at 8.63. Field observations indicate stable activity and subtle demand for next session.
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New Orleans
A Thought Afore to God was never a true friend of ynn
A fragmentary line cites Yeung noting that a thought offered to God failed to be a loyal companion. The terse text suggests a moral or philosophical stance rather than a news event, with no clear context or additional names.
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Ynn
Yeung
Cranrivm Crackers Puzzle Says True False Mix
A scrambled card presents a set of statements about a theater in Williamsburg Virginia and other odd facts. It notes some statements are true or false and invites readers to turn to the next page for the answers.
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J. S
Williamsburg
Virginal
Peacocks
Provida
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