Carter Glass a Virginia publisher and senator remembered
A tribute recounts Carter Glass’s rise from humble beginnings in Lynchburg to publisher of Virginia papers and a long Senate career. It notes his editorial independence, clashes with the New Deal, and enduring rapport with FDR, highlighting a lifelong public service marked by courage and practical leadership.
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Senale
Carter Glass
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Data & Publisher
New York
Glass
Roosevelt
National Industral Recovery Act
Ghiss
South
Ny 128
Alfrerd S. Smith
Hoover
Hin
Robert Henry Class
Lynchburg Daily Republican
Jane
Petersburg
Va Post
Carter
Lynchburg News
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Nine Point Written Tenant Contract Suggested on Farm
LITTLE ROCK the renitiative contract recommended to Chayernar Bailey's Arkiaims as Memurrey Camuis sing Mopily outlines a nine point written tenant contract for farm rentals. Arkansas Labor Committee chair G. I. McKinley cites elimination of practices causing landlord tenant confusion and endorses a written contract precondition for government benefits.
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Little Rock
Chayernar Bailey
Arkiaims
Memurrey
Andlor
Toant
Yeroa
G. 1. McKinley
CK. Palmer
Hot Springs
Arkansas Tenancy Commission
United States
Department of Agriculture Act
Department of Labor
McKinley
Regional Meet of Municipal League Held Here Tuesday
A regional Arkansas Municipal League meeting was held in Hope city hall Tuesday to discuss municipal problems. Attendees from Ashdown DeQueen Gordon Prescott Foreman and Malvern heard talks on fire department operations taxes drafting ordinances and city administration. Mayor Albert Graves welcomed visitors as secretary of the state association.
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Arkansas Municipal League
Herd
Hope City Hall
Willian D. Hope
Little Rock
Ashdown
DeQueen
Gordon
Prescott
Foreman
Malvern
Hayson
Barlow
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Albert Graves
State Association
Handling of Drinks Is an Old Problem
In Los Angeles the scholar Dr. Arthur Paleh McKinlay notes ancient parallels in alcohol policy. He cites a Greek town where the code allowed only one attendant for a drunken offender but required two if she were drunk, illustrating varying penalties across eras.
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Los Angel
Alcos
Arthur Paleh McKinlay
University of California At Los Ageles
Loeri
Italy
Classified Gambling Ring Behind City Hotels Exposed
An informer tipped off police about a gambling ring run by players linked to the Hotel Singketun and venues like Binu's Cats, Club Swing, and Marc's Vapronin. Advertisements in a late edition listed a sale of passenger seats, revealing the ring's location and the police action.
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Singketun
Binu
Marc
Aseftil
Gaeta Ahit
Tun Tip
Ted
Parker Game
Mavardh Matar Bales Co
15 Percent of Auto Fatalities Are Pedestrians
Investigations by the State Police indicate eight of the fatalities were caused by pedestrians own actions. Traffic officials urge pedestrians to observe signals, use marked cross walks, and walk facing oncoming traffic to improve safety.
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Clate Highway Department
Owme
Arkenis
State Police Department
Wa Jny-Wadhing
Arkansas Uniforn Weattiy
Little Rock
Arkansas
Baath
Dirk
A Thought On Wisdom From Pope
A compact reflection quotes Pope on wisdom as knowing how little can be known. It suggests recognizing others' faults while examining our own, implying humility and self awareness as the mark of wisdom.
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Pope
County Debt Group to Meet on February 15
Hempstead County farm debt adjustment committee to convene February 15 in the Hope FSA office at 10 30. MM M Osborn of Hope, chairman, invites farmers facing debt problems and possible foreclosure to bring their cases. The group aims to mediate between debtors and creditors to reform debt structures. assistance is voluntary and free from both debtor and creditor sides.
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Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
Hope
FSA
MM. M. Osborn
Syroupy
Hull Denies Any Foreign War Ties
Secretary Hull tells Senator Pittman that the United States has no agreement with Great Britain relating to war or potential war. He also says the nation is not bound by any pact with any power regarding Navy operations.
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Washington
Hull
Pittman
Nevada
United States
Great Britain
Secretary of
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Yead Hull
Senate
13 Die in Crash of Soviet Airship
Moscow reports 13 deaths in the crash of the Soviet dirigible V-6 near the Kundalaksha region by the White Sea during a snowstorm test flight. Rescue attempts aimed at saving four polar scientists stranded on a drifting floe 50 miles off Groemaned's east coast were halted by the disaster.
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Moscow
Russia
Climb of U.S. Ambassador Shows Kennedy at Lunch
A July 3 1984 luncheon in a small Washington restaurant shows Joseph Patrick Kennedy engaging with Corcoran Cohen and Janis Landis amid SEC reform push. Kennedy, then a Wall Street figure, aims to reassure financial interests about the new Securities and Exchange Commission act.
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Sigrid Arnery
Washington
Roosevelt
England
Joseph Patrick Kennedy
Kennedy
Securities Exchange
Wall Street
SEC
Wall’ Street
Spanish Rebels Claim Federals Routed in Fourth Day Attack
Insurgent forces under Generalissimo Franco report government troops in headlong retreat on the Aragon front as they press a fourth day offensive. Government dispatches claim desperate resistance and a calm high command. In a parallel report, Japanese operations threaten China’s Lunghai railway and disrupt communications for about 400,000 Chinese troops defending Suchow.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
Aragon
China
Lunghai
Suchow
Marion Bank in Crittenden Closed
The Bank of Marion in Crittenden County was ordered closed by its board pending an audit by the State Bank Department. Cashier W. B. Rhodes, 53, was found dead at his home Friday night. Russell Brown & Co. of Little Rock will perform the audit, which will take several weeks. The bank had about $500,000 in assets.
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Little Rock
Bank of Marion
Crittenden County
State Bank Department
State Bank
Grover S. Jernigan
W. B. Rhodes
Rhodes
Jernigan
Russell Brown & Co
Little Rock Certified Public Accountants
Buyers for Specialty Shop Return to Hope
Mrs. H. M. Olson and Mrs. George Hosmer, buyers for Ladies Specialty Shop, have returned home from a 10day visit to Dallas and Fort Worth where Amer ica's foremost manufacturers displayed spring fashions. Swart new coats suits dresses and accessories were purchased for spring and summer wear and are now on display for you to see. South Africa is carrying out a program of tree planting to prevent malaria, as malaria mosquitos breed only in parts open to sunlight.
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H. M. Olson
George Hosmer
Dallas and
Fort Worth
America
South Africa
Mind Your Manners Dinner Etiquette Quiz
A 1938 etiquette feature tests proper table manners. Questions cover discussing food costs, foot position on chair rungs, knife handle visibility when cutting, knife and fork placement after eating, and whether to hold food on a fork while talking. The best action if a fork is dropped is to quietly ask for a replacement.
Negro Surrenders Here for Murder
Leon Buddy Richardson an 18 year old Stamps Negro surrendered to Officer Clarence Baker claiming he shot Willie Ray and another Negro at Stamps last Friday morning. He said the two men threatened him at his home and that he fired a 12 gauge shotgun wounding Ray before fleeing to Hope and Gordon. Ray’s body was later found on Colton Belt railroad tracks, authorities say, in what may have been an attempt to cover up the killing.
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Leon Buddy) Richardson
Clarence Baker
Richardson
Griffin
LaFayette County
Stamps
Willie Ray
Ray
Colton Belt
Hope
Gordon
Duchess of Kent's Father Dies at 66
ATHENS Greece Prince Nicholas 66 father of the Duchess of Kent of England died Tuesday after a month's illness. He was the youngest brother of the late King Constantine and uncle of the present Greek heir, George the Second.
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Prince Nicholas
George Second
Greece
Athens
Nicholas
Duchess of Kent
England
Krys Constantine
George
British Army Meals Cost 50 000 A Day
London reports the army consumes seventeen thousand tons of meat and twenty million loaves of bread yearly. Two thousand five hundred cooks prepare meals, and officers are trained at the army cookery school before serving soldiers. War Minister Leslie Hore-Belisha oversees the program.
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London
Leslie Hore- Belsha
Army Cookery School
Special election unlikely to fill Arkansas Supreme Court seat
Governor Bailey said he would not call a special election to fill Justice Turner Butler's unexpired term, calling it absurd folly with the primary near. W. R. Danham will remain in place until Butler's successor is chosen at the August primary, with the seat to be filled at the November general election. Bailey gave no date for the legislature's social session and did not address the Second Congressional district vacancy.
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Little Rock
Bailety
Turner Butler
Arkansas Supreme Court
W. R. Danham
Butler
Danham
Bailey
John E. Miller
Senate
Boys Band Plays to 500 Monday Night
About 500 people attended the Hope Boys band concert at the municipal auditorium on Monday night. The program featured marches, overtures, solos, a sacred cantata, a jazz piece, and a patriotic medley conducted by Thomas Cannon with Ruel Oliver Jr. as student conductor.
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Hope Boys Band
Thomas Cannon
Ruel Oliver Jr
Semple Fidelis
Sousa
Ruel Oliver, Jr
Urbana
Roberts
Mir. Cannon
Berkeley
Richards Cornet
Rollison
Wallace van Sickle
Fillmore
Mascagni Cavalleria Rusticana
Washington
Gri Grafulla
Josu
Bach
Bellini
Thomas Kinser
Billboard
Klohr
Taylor
J.J. Luck
Richard Fenwick
Charles Segnar
Bobby Reynerson
American Patrol
Meacham
Ralph Reuton
Jack Bruner
Martha Ann
Marjorie Lee Dildy
Sargent
William Reuton
Marian Smith
Dewell Dempsey
Luther Garner
Joe Wimberly
Judd Martindale
Margaret Bush
Carolyn Robertson
Mary
Whitworth
Helen
Ruth Whatley
Opposition Rises But Leaders Say Action Is Certain
The Farm Credit Administration announced emergency loans within 10 days for distressed farmers to plant spring crops and feed livestock. Loans up to 400 dollars at 4 percent, limited to those unable to obtain credit elsewhere, drawn from a 34 million dollar balance. House leaders push a five hour debate on the farm bill amid gag-rule cries as farmers await guidance for spring planting.
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House
Lambertson
Kansas
Bankhead
Rayburn
Farm ‘Credit Administration
Congress
Senate House Committee
Martin
Rep
Mass
Bodeaw to Present Minstrel Thursday
The Ladies Club of Bodeaw sponsors a community minstrel show at the high school Thursday night. The program features what is described as the very best local talent and aims to entertain residents with a night of entertainment.
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Bodeaw
Spons Suring
Wight
Cotton opens lower as New Orleans market posts steady close
Priced in New Orleans where the Cotton market opened at 859 and closed at 8.77. Spot cotton finished steady with a 1 point change. Prinde Wing SST reported market movement and closing tone remained firm.
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Prinde Wing
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