Assignment of All Rights of Right Price Stores Coin V7
Attorney A L Barber of Little Rock serves as receiver after assignment of all assets from Right Price Stores Company. Assignee will inventory remaining stores in Arkansas locations including Little Rock and Nashville and file inventories with Pulaski County Chancery Court. Audit shows assets near 497k with inventories totaling 365k. liabilities around 270k plus additional expenses. plan to liquidate stores quickly to maximize value.
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A. L. Barber
Little Rock
Cditton
Lool Mitors Turaday
X. Barker
Monde
Chancery Court of
Pulaskinty
Arkansas
Waimount
Audii Rm
Teger
Wide
Bpesent Lime
Linaldate Chaineen
Tures
Right Place Company
Nashville
Arlkamsay
Dardanelle
Paris
Conway
Searcy
Presvalt
Warren
McGehee
Morrilton
Cotton Phint
Maynoilh
Malvern
Berryville
Harrison
Manticclio
Brinkley
Band Parade In City For Booster Week Shows
The Hope Boys Band plans a downtown parade during Booster week with local support from Publix Suenger theatre. Manager Matt Press agrees to assist the parade as the Warner Brothers color revue prepares to open Wednesday at the Bacager all runs Bycaurgh Nhurselay's venue.
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Hope Boys
Weemuscay
Matt Press
Warner Brothers
Rescued Body Found After Mine Explosion at Jenny Lind
The body of Redfern, 40, a father of eight, was recovered by rescue parties about four feet into the mine slope at the Home Young mine near Jenny Lind Arkansas. He died in a nine explosion late yesterday. widow Mes Redfern received notice from the mine superintendent.
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Jennylind
Ark
Redfern
Redfurn
Young
Aialle Wight
Kane
Arkadelphia Scouts to Rule City During Celebration
Arkadelphia officials chosen by Boy Scouts will govern the city on February 10 as part of a multi day celebration marking the Scouts anniversary. Events include church services, a scout mayoral program, chapel exercises, and a court of honor where 70 merit badges will be awarded. Father and Son day is planned for later in the week.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Boy Scouts
Aniversary Gwook
Huddleston
No Oversupply of Arkansas Teachers
FAYETTEVILLE Feb 4 Despite belief that teaching is overstocked Arkansas faces higher demand than supply for teachers. A university report shows 455 requests last year and 21d as pirants registered with 1d placed. Holst notes most qualified candidates found jobs though home economics remains most acute due to teacher shortages.
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Fayetteville
Veardig
Dret HH. G. Hotz
University of Arkansas
Holst
Holtt
Arkansas
$100,000 Train Planned By the American Legion
LITTLE ROCK February 4 Pleasure under way for the Arkansas department of The American Legion to have a $100,000 industrial and commercial train to carry delegates to the convention of the Legion in Boston next October.
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The
American Legion
Little Rock
Arknassus Department of the American Legion
Catry
the Legion
Boston
Burr & Co to Run Ad Campaign in The Hope Star
Burr & Co a new store opening next month will rely on newspaper columns for advertising manager J W Hughey says targeted ad spending proves effective. The firm emphasizes honesty in ads, aims to inform readers of special prices and style features, and will not pursue storewide sales, trusting local newspaper reach.
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L. C. Burr & Co
J. W. Hughey
Hope Star
America
Manger
Funeral Rites for Mrs S Q Sevier Held in Camden
Funeral services for Mrs S Q Sevier, long known in South Arkansas, were conducted Tuesday by Rev R R Claiborne of St Johns Church. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery. Surviving relatives include sister to Colonel Hamp Smead and several Camden nieces and nephews. The Sevier family once resided in Hope where Mr Sevier edited the Hope Daily News and promoted a Camden to Hope railroad project that never materialized.
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Harry Stewart
Anna
Luchie Smead
LB. Smead
Leonard Smead
Jack Smead
Leonard Powell
Camden
B. C. Powell
Kite Rock
Sevier
Hope
Hope Daily News
Rum Trial Forces Oklahoma Official to Quit
Oklahoma City February 4 The resignation of W D Gordon assistant attorney general of Oklahoma was announced after a witness testified in federal district court that Gordon accepted bribes to hinder prosecution of Earlsboro city officers. Murphy said King requested, received and accepted the resignation as the government witness urged full truth and cooperation. Homer Knappenberger ex mayor of Earlsboro testified Gordon was paid about 2900 in three payments after threatening to expose him for protection money to juries.
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Oklahoma City
Okda
W. D. Gordon
Oklahoma
Federal District Court
Earlsboro Aity
W. Ay
Murphy
J. Berry Kinle
Austin
Texas
King
Gordon
Homer Knappenberger
Earlsboro
Dr R M Wilson To Lecture Here
Dr R M Wilson will lecture on the Gorcan Lepen world connection. He aims to correct myths about leprosy noting it is not hereditary but only slightly contagious and often linked to poverty and poor hygiene. About one thousand lepers exist in the United States. The talk will cover the Wilson tombstone and other local customs, with attendees invited to hear.
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BR. M. Wilson
United States
de Wilkon
Iyonu- Inner
Aviator Held As Thief of Airplane in Cornelia
CORNELIA Georgia February 4 8 O Conner charged with stealing an airplane from Fairfax Virginia was arrested and jailed here Deputy Sheriff Jesse Everett tracked the plane after a forced landing one mile from Cornelia due to motor trouble and slight damage authorities said the arrest followed a deputy report.
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Cornelia
O'Conner
Fairfax
Tuilas
Jesse Everett
Feilil
Everett
O'Conor
Hughes Succeeds Taft as Supreme Court Chief Justice
Evans Hughes, a leading jurist, will become the next Chief Justice of the United States, succeeding William Howard Taft who resigns due to illness. Taft returns to Washington as doctors call his condition extremely serious. Hughes accepts the nomination and will resign from the Permanent Court of International Arbitration.
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Evans Hughes
United States
Wiliam Howard Taft
Taft
Sonbert A. Taft
Hughes
Woodrow Wilton
Mr. Hughes
Justis
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Supreme Court
My. Hughes
New York
Permanent Court of International Arbitration
Mr. Taft
Washington
Asheville
William Howard Taft
Thomas ‘A. Clayton
Francia R. Hagner
Jigeee
City Candidates Asked to State Power Position
Open letter from EB F McFaddin to 18 Hope city candidates asks for positions on the Water and Light Plant sale or lease. Replies received from about half by noon Tuesday are kept on file at McFaddin's office. The issue, he says, is the biggest voters face and should be public.
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Hope
EB. F. McFaddin
McFaddin
Iden
Hope Water & Light Plant
Jocal Newspenae
Biaseli
McFadden
Hospital Plans Come Up Tonight In City Council
A proposal for municipal aid to finance a new city and county hospital is set for the city council meeting tonight. The Hope and Hempstead County Hospital association recently voted to offer a plan where the city would fund the building as a hospital home and then sell it to the association. A council committee including Raiply Routen Arch Moore and Dr J A very was appointed to study the proposal.
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Hope and Hempstead County Hospital Association
Hospital Association
Girl Pilot Faces Job Wall Despite Flying License
Miss Mildred Kauffman, 21, Kansas City aviatrix with a transport pilot’s license, finds little demand for women pilots in regular airline roles. She notes big companies won’t hire women as passenger-plane pilots and sees flying as a business, not recreation. Previously a beauty-shop worker, she earned her license after a goodwill flight to the Pacific Coast and remains confident in her career potential despite bias.
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Kansas City
United States
Mildred Kauffman
T Hat
Ciluipeer
Nccessories
Murder Theory Remains Unsolved in Eden Case
Little Rock, Feb 4. The murder theory in the capitation death of John W. Eden Jr. remains only a theory as Sheriff R A Cook and deputies lack clues three days after the youth's death. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to capture or conviction or clearing up the circumstances. Eden was found on Missouri Pacific tracks near Marche Saturday. Officials believe a woman figure is connected. a Missouri Pacific agent said the person who reported Eden's finding said the body was placed on the tracks.
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Little Rock
John .W. Eden, Jr
R. A. Cook
Cook
Eden
Missouri Pacific
Samual Boyce
Trath
Brakeman Loses Foot In Gurden Accident
Gurdon, Feb. 4 Jack C Lybrand age 42 brakeman formerly of Pine Bluff suffered the loss of his left foot and bruises while attempting to board the caboose of Missouri Pacific train No 265 in the south railroad yards about 7 o clock Saturday night Conductor Craighead had charge First aid was given locally Lybrand was then taken to a Missouri Pacific hospital for treatment at Little Rock
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Gurdon
Jack C. Lybrand
Pine Bluff
Craighead
Olanis
Lybrand
Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
Charities and Red Cross to Hold Joint City Hall Meeting
A joint meeting of the County Committee of the Red Cross and the Executive Committee of the local Associated Charities will be held at the City Hall tonight at 7 30. A full attendance is urged as several important matters are to be discussed.
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Wiltee
The
Red Cross
Associated Charities
Small Pox Death Toll Reported in Mexico City
A United Press dispatch from Morelos states about six thousand deaths from smallpox in the last twenty four hours with two hundred dying in the past ten days. Most victims are said to be children in the Axoyhiapan area.
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Mexico City
Universal
Tonavatepee Morelos
Axoyhiapan
Tramp Knife Attack Sparks Fatality in Fulton Store
Officials say a fugitive tramp fatally wounded a Fulton store owner after a confrontation near the railroad. Police later detained the assailant as hundreds gathered, fearing lynching, with town authorities promising to investigate the chaotic incident and bring charges.
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Fulton
Hhuddleston
Star Farrett
Pine Bluff Robberies Lead to Youths’ Hearing
Pine Bluff officers recovered merchandise and tires after seven store robberies. They believe the youths robbed the Pine Bluff Company plant and building in an effort to steal items. The youths, about 19 years old, will have hearings next week.
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Pine Bluff
Leried Aite
Barricaded Farmer Defies Troopers After Shooting
In New Taltz, Feb 4 a farmer named John Wager aged sixty barricaded himself on the second story floor of his home after Charles Ronk, twenty one, was shot. Mrs Wager and a five year old daughter were present as state troopers urged the man to surrender. The incident followed a confrontation with Ronk who forced his attention on Mrs Wager.
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New Taltuz
Charles Ronk
John Wager
Robbers Take $300000 Loot From Chicago Suburban Home
Five thieves raided the home of FE F. Mailers in a Chicago suburb last night, ransacking the residence for nine hours and fleeing in Mailers’s car with silverware jewelry and money valued at 300000. The owners were held at gunpoint and locked in the house as the robbers loaded the loot and escaped.
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Chicago
Mailer
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Dirigible
NEA
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N. J
Ralph
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Cotton Field
E. F. McFaddin
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Posen High School
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
Congress
Frederick L. Lehback
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Mallers
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