Here and There Editorial on Huey Long Critique
The Arkansas Gazette denounces Huey Long while noting rising federal and state debts since 1927. It cautions that education of the populace is the cure for Long’s appeal, arguing democracy requires informed citizens more than figures.
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Arkansas Gazette
Huey 7
Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Hoover
The
Gazette
Huey Long
Nicaragua
O. Menry
Primary Repealer Signed by Futrell becomes political reform
Gov Futrell signed Senate Bill No 7 to repeal the 1993 run off primary law. Proponents of a new independent preferential primary plan, led by Senators Lake Ward, plan to redraft a bill to preserve a two stage primary with a majority winner. They aim to have the first primary three weeks before the second, with the nominee declared only if a majority is achieved in either stage.
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Ward
Lake
Little Rock
Futrell
Senate
Galloway
General Assembly
Independence
Dole Increase Protests Rise Across Britain After Cuts
British dole protests spread nationwide as new unemployment scales are demanded. Rioting in Sheffield injures nine police and leads to hundreds arrested while communities urge relief and government proposes retroactive restoration and new legislation.
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London
Eng
British Isles
Sheffield i
Police Seek Huey Long Bodyguard Messina
New Orleans district attorney seeks Joseph Messina personal bodyguard of Senator Huey P. Long to arrest him on an assault with intent to kill and murder bill filed by DA Eugene Stanley. Photographer Lon Leon Trice was assaulted as he photographed Long. Messina allegedly struck him and left him unconscious between railroad tracks.
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New Orleans
Joseph Messina
Huey P. Long
Messina
Lon Leon Trice
Associated Press News
Messing
Kim
Anurder
Eugene Stanley
Long
Alanta
Washington
Georgia
Fia Aleanta Long
Mel
Trice
Baton Rouge
Bla
Ismissinaty
Leng
Lang
Defense for Bruno Insists State's Evidence Was Framed
In SLEMINGTON New Jersey on March 1 1932 Dr E M Hudson the New York physician and amateur fingerprint expert testified there was only one square nail hole in the Lindbergh kidnapping ladder rail and thus no evidence of the alleged extra holes. The defense questioned Millard Whited about a man he identified as Hauptmann near the Lindbergh home before the kidnapping.
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Associated Press
Slemington
N. J
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
E. M. Hudson
New York
Millard Whited
Haupt- Mulin
Kidnaap- Hie
Flemington
Isedor Fisch
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Bronx
Onl
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hunterdon County
Salio
Fiseli
Glover
Erastus M. Hudson
New Jersey
Hauptmaann
Hudson
Lindbergh Nursery
Fisch
Gerta Henkel
Hauptmainns
Texas to Launch Probe of Racing
Governor Allred announced a sweeping investigation into Texas race tracks amid reports of narcotics use and possible national scope. A bill to repeal the pari mutuel wagering law gained support from the criminal jurisprudence committee as hearings continued late Wednesday.
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Texas
Austin
Allred
IZP
Campaign against Ward H. Rodgers inflames national tensions
A nationwide drive by serals supports Ward H. Rodgers who was sentenced in Marked Tree Arkansas to six months jail and a $500 fine for arson and now faces an appeal. He organized farmers against landlord injustice while serving as a FERA education instructor. Major tax dispute looms in Pittsburgh where Mellon faces overpayment or heavy evasion penalties with Robert Jackson leading counsel.
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Serals
Ward H. Rodgers
Marked Tree
Ark
Rodgers
FERA
Pittsburgh
Acton
Board of Tax Appeals
Andrew W. Mellon
Duele Sam
Robert Jackson
Frank J. Wogan
Mellon
Ernest HW
van Fossan
Beacings
Tourney Open to All Local Schools
County basketball tournament open to senior girls teams and all county schools. Twelve girls and ten boys will be admitted as camss representing each school. Schools not represented include Oakland Piney Grove DeAun Providence Rocky Mound and Blooms. Event starts 8:30 AM in the armory building.
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Pnicipate
Hope
Cams
Evhools
Oakland
Piney Grove
DeAun
Rovidence
Rocky Mound
Rioters Clash With Police in Paris on Religious Anniversary
Paris police faced thousands of shouting youths during a Wednesday clash near Notre Dame cathedral marking the first anniversary of bloody Tuesday. The unrest followed a religious observance. police used force at times but no serious injuries were reported. Eight persons were detained a year ago during previous clashes.
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Paris
France
Notre Dame Cathedral
Pneumonia Strikes Williams Family Near Hope
Mrs. W. A. Williams, 36, mother of eight, died at home on Rocky Mound road near Hope after pneumonia. Her husband is critically ill, a younger daughter ill, and the family of ten has suffered influenza. Neighbors, relief officials, and physicians note ongoing care with FERA aid and farm rural rehabilitation support. The Williams moved from Spring Hill area a month ago. burial set for Boxing Hill. Survivors include husband, eight children, father D. S. Townsend, three brothers, and a sister.
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W. A. Williams
Rocky Mound Road
Hope
Marilyn
Williams
FERA
The
Star
Wiliams
Rocky Mound
Spring Hill
The New Deal in Washington
Roosevelt’s tactic of pitting forces against each other is shown in NRA history. A majority of the National Recovery Board opposes Wallin and Whiteside policies, threatening leadership changes as internal splits surface over NRA and NIRB appointments. The conflict centers on voting alignments and future policy directions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Chay Wallan
Feehoiroin
Meni A Re Whiteside
Mr Williams
Dern Ta Veils
Blackwell Smith
Lown Testis
Sidley Miley
Walton Hamilton
Videval Spajeeliy
NIRB
Tive
White House
Public Welfare Bureau Bill Held Up by Amendment
House debate on three senate amendments to a bill creating a state Public Welfare Bureau extended for an hour with no action taken before adjournment. Amendments included requiring the welfare director’s Senate confirmation and other provisions. utilities fee prohibitions were amended to strike municipally owned utilities.
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Public Welfare Bureau
Little Rock
House
Senate
State Department of Public Welfare
State Highway Commission
Eugene Hampton
Lee County
State Welfare Commission
Thompson
En Brassing Committee
Ellis
Carnes
Johnson
Judiciary Committee
Welfare Commission
Parish
Committee On Federal Relations
Shaver
Milum
Holloway
Washington
Blevins Farm Club to Meet Saturday
The Wallaceburg Township Farm Improvement club will meet at 7 oclock Saturday night at the Blewins survel. The program includes Poultry by MRL. Nelson, Principles of the Limit of Sails, a general discussion, and Cotton Control Act for VBS a party by the assistant.
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Blevins Farm Club
Wallaceburg Township
Mrl. Nelson
Hendrix College coach declines post at Southwestern University
Conway Ark bulletin reports Conel Ivan H Grove of Hendrix College stated he has declined the offer to become director of athletics at Southwestern University in Memphis. A Washington dispatch notes government economists forecast farmers will receive checks totaling 422 230 000 this year.
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Washington
Further U S Relief to Shank Is Denied
Federal Judge Martineau declined direct action in the case of Mark H. Shank of Akron Ohio, under death sentence for murder. He ruled Shank had not exhausted state appeals and noted a prior temporary restraining order granted to seek a sanity hearing.
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Little Rock
Martineau
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Ohio
Poison Slayer
Shank
Arkansas
Saline
Alvin Colley
Hamilton Trade Rejected by U S
Dallas Texas Raymond Hamilton famed outlaw offered to surrender for an Alastraz Island prison term to avoid death for murder. U S District Attorney Clyde Eastus refused indicating pursuit would continue. Floyd Hamilton captured. Raymond possibly dead from a Dallas apartment house shootout. Cheetahs are trained hunters from Asia and Africa.
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Dallas
Texas
Raymond Hamilton
Southwest
Hamilton
Floyd
Alestraz Island
United States
Clyde Eastus
Raymond
Shreveport
Eastham
Texas Wells
Eastus
Ployd
House Debates Tax Exempt Securities and NRA Amendments
Washington reports on congressional moves amid NRA debates. A House committee advances an investigation into Telephone and Telegraph and a proposal to let states tax exempt securities. Roosevelt seeks changes to NRA to curb trusts and tighten anti trust enforcement. Lawmakers weigh relief funds and supply bill amendments.
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Washington
Congress
Appropriations Committee
House
Amd, Telephone & Telegraph Co
Federal Communications
Roosevelt
Congr i Arkan
Sineeted
Whisky Joke Kills Six-Year-Old in Texas Party
Texarkana report says a six year old died from convulsions within hours after being given a cup of whisky to drink at a home party 22 miles west of Texarkana. County attorney W N Harkness said a murder warrant was issued for the giver, while Sheriff Brogle searches for him. District Attorney Elmer L Lincoln said the case will be presented to the federal grand jury next week.
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Texarkana
W. N. Hartness
Bowie County
Texas
Harkness
Charles Edward Ballard
Here
Default Alleged in District No 1
E C White of St Louis filed suit in federal court against Street Improvement District No 11 in Hempstead County Arkansas seeking 32905 foreclosure and injunction. He is bondholders trustee. asks commissioners Helms Cannon and Shelton to pay funds in hand, enjoin delinquent taxpayers, prevent disposal of refunding bonds, and place the funds in escrow at Union National Bank. Also notes local school play “Wemonlers Wedding” Friday night at Patines school auditorium.
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Africa
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