Carter Glass the Virginia publishers long career
A tribute to Carter Glass on his 80th birthday outlines his rise from a poor boy to publisher of two Virginia newspapers and a longtime public servant. Editor & Publisher notes his Democratic editorial stance yet pro Roosevelt views, detailing his battles with the New Deal and his enduring influence in Southern journalism.
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United States Senate
Carley Glass
Carter Glass
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Saya
Glass
Roosevelt
Sunaor
South
Alfred E. Smith
Wirgina
Hoover
Celis
Eiditor & Publisher
Anane Glass
Betusul Hin
Robert Heary
Lynchboro
Baily Republican
Petersburg
Carter
Lynchburg
Cehu Yose Cronk
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Atal
Vinnie
Nine Point Written Tenant Contract Suggested on Farm
A state labor commission recommends a single 9 point written farm tenancy contract to replace varied understandings. The Arkansas Tenancy Commission plans to urge the U S Department of Agriculture to require contract provisions as a condition for government benefits. The draft outlines rent shares, duties, and supervision, aiming to reduce confusion and establish standard terms for tenant and landowner relations.
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Connunion
Bailey
Arkinsius Tenancy
Iid
McKinley
Comimntion
C. BE. Padiner
Hot Springs
Arkansas Toney
United States Department of Agtiquitare
Tandford
Department of Labor
McKinles
Gambling Ring Raid Shocks Classified Ad Clue
A hand of gamblers used nightly ads to disguise four gambling dens at Motel Stamford Kies Cady the Chi Swing Wa aa Marcs Taproay. Abe Land was said to skim funds via coded ads in the For Sale section. Police raided Halvor days later seizing the players. the ad offered a for sale passenger seat as cover. Which of the four places was raided? Falun on Classified.
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Calinan
Davai Ui
Giedel
Regional Meet of Municipal League Held Here Tuesday
Municipal leaders from Ashdown DeQueen Gordon Prescott Foreman and Malvern met at Hope City Hall Tuesday for a regional Arkansas Municipal League session. Officials discussed new laws fire department operations tax levies and city ordinances amid exchanges of best practices and ideas. Mayor Albert Graves welcomed visitors as the league renews its 135 member cities effort.
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Arkansas Municipal League
Hope City Hall
William D. Hope
Little Rock, Ste
Ashdown
DeQueen
Gordon
Prescott
Foreman
Malvern
Hapsan
Barlow
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Albert Graves
State Association
Handling of Drinks is an Old Problem
LOS ANGELES. 4-Muddorn per plexity over what to do with plea. holics hasily parallel in ancient times, says Dr. Arthur Patoh McKinkiy, professor of Latin at the University of California at Los Ageles. Some Inwys created a drunken offender more leniently than a sober one, some more severely, his studies showed. in the Greek town of Loeri, in southern Italy, the code of Zuloucus allowed a lady one attendant, but she was votive to two if she were drunk.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Patoh McKinkiy
University of California At Los Ageles
Loeri
Italy
29 5% of Auto Fatalities Are Pedestrians Mostly Careless
State Highway Department reports 114 pedestrians killed on highways, 29.43% of total fatalities for the year. Traffic officials urge better compliance with signals, safer crossing practices, and clearer right of way rules to reduce pedestrian tolls.
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State
Los
Actensis
Ureir Inshis
D. Booth
Highway Commission
A Thought What is it to be wise
A compact cogitation on wisdom defining it as knowing how little can be known and recognizing others faults, prompting reflection on human judgment and humility. The piece frames wisdom through contrast with insight into others errors, urging self awareness.
Hempstead County Farm Debt Group Set to Meet
The Hempstead county farm debt adjustment committee plans a February 15 meeting in the FSA office in Hope starting at 104. Farmers with debt problems or foreclosure risks are urged to present their cases. The committee acts as arbitrator to forge voluntary, cost free agreements benefiting debtors and creditors alike.
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Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
Hele
Hope
FSA
I. M. Oshoen
Hull Denies Any Foreign War Ties
Secretary Hull in a letter to Senator Pittman denied the United States had any agreement with Great Britain relating to war or the possibility of war. He also denied the U S is bound by any agreement with any power regarding Navy operations. Pittman read Hull's letter to the Senate foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Hull
Pittman
Nevida Democrat
United States
Great Britain
Secretary
Pitman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Crash of Soviet Airship V-6 Claims 13 Lives
Moscow reports 13 dead after the Soviet dirigible V-6 crashed during a drift rescue mission near the Kundalaksha region by the White Sea. A rescue effort for four polar scientists stranded about 50 miles off Grevand’s east coast was halted by the storm.
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Moscow
Russia
Kundalaksha
White Sea
Grevand
Climbing Ambition As Kennedy Opens Foreign Duty
Story of Joseph Patrick Kennedy chosen by President Roosevelt to head the Securities and Exchange Commission and serve as ambassadorial envoy to England. Description of his Washington arrival, dining at a garden restaurant, and reception by Wall Street insiders and reformers. Kennedy seeks to reassure markets, cutting doubts as bond issues rise. Continued on Page Three.
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ADP
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Roosevelt
Eng. Hind
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Kennedy
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Ben Cohen
James Landis
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Cohon
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Oe Sec
Sweet
Spanish Rebels Claim Federal Forces Routed In Aragon
Insurgent Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s troops report government forces in headlong retreat on the Aragon front as the fourth day of an offensive continues. Government dispatches claim troops resist fiercely and the high command remains calm amid coordinated Japanese drives aim at disrupting China’s Lunghai railway and cutting main links to 400,000 Chinese defenders in Sudan.
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Associated Press
Francisco Franco
Spain
Aragon
China
Lunghai
Sudan
Marion Bank in Crittenden Closed
The Bank of Marion in Crittenden County was ordered closed Monday pending an audit by the State Bank Department after the death of cashier W B Rhodes at his home. Russell Brown & Co will conduct the audit, with a state examiner and an FDIC examiner having completed a prior review. the bank has more than $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
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Buyers for Specialty Shop Return to Hope
Mrs H M Olson and Mrs George Hosmer, buyers for Ladies Specialty Shop, have returned from a 10 day visit to Dallas and Fort Worth where spring fashions from Amer ica's foremost manufacturers were shown. New coats suits dresses and accessories were purchased for spring and summer wear and are now on display. South Africa is carrying out a program of tree planting to prevent malaria as mosquitoes breed in pools open to sunlight.
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H. M. Olson
George Hosmer
Dallas and
Fort Worth
America
Swart
South Africa
What Would You Do Dinner Etiquette Quiz Answers
A etiquette quiz asks five questions on dining manners with a provided authoritative answer set. Topics cover discussing food costs, chair foot motion, knife handling, plate placement after finishing, and forking while talking, followed by the recommended action if a fork is dropped during hosting.
Negro Surrenders Here for Murder
Leon Buddy Richardson a da year old Stamps Negro surrendered to Policeman Clarence Baker Tuesday ready to give up. He will be returned to Lafayette county to face trial for the shooting last Friday night of Willie Ray 20 also a Negro at Stamps. Richardson said he killed Ray after threat to kill him and that he used a 12 gauge shotgun firing once into Rays body. He left home frightened and body found that night on the Colton Belt railroad near Stamps placed to cover up the shooting. He left Stamps about 1 a.m. Saturday on freight trains for Hope and Gordon. He claimed white man and another Negro were not witnesses as shooting occurred in a different Ramary. Authorities were questioning a white man and a Negro at Stamps.
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Leon
Buddy) Richardson
Stamps
Clarence Baker
Ray
Richardson
Colton Belt
Lewkeman
Hope
Gordon
Nicholas of Greece Dies at 66 Father of Duchess of Kent
ATHENS Greece Prince Nicholas aged 66 father of the Duchess of Kent of England died Tuesday after a monthlong illness. He was the youngest brother of the late King Constantine and an uncle to the present Greek heir George.
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Greece
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Duchess of Kent
England
Constantine
George the See
British Army Eats Vast Meals Costs Reported
London UPI reports War Minister Leslie Hore-Belisha says the army consumes about 17 000 tons of meat and 20 million pounds of bread yearly. Two thousand five hundred cooks prepare meals and the cooks train at the army cookery school.
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London
UPI
Leslie Hore- Belsha
Urmy Cookery School
Special Election Is Held Unlikely in Arkansas
Governor Bailey said he would not call a special election to fill the late Associate Justice Turner Butler’s vacancy on the Arkansas Supreme Court. He noted the primary is near and appointed W. R. Donham to serve until Butler’s successor is chosen in the November general election. Donham plans to seek the nomination in August. Bailey offered no decision on the Second Congressional District vacancy or on a date for the Legislature’s prospective session.
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Little Rock
Bailey
Turner Butler
Arkansas Supreme Court
W. R. Donham
Butler
Donham
John E. Miller
Senate
Boys Band Concert Draws 300 At Hope Monday Night
Approximately 500 attended the first public concert of the year by the Hope Boys band at the municipal auditorium Monday night conducted by Thomas Cannon with Ruel Oliver Jr. as student conductor. The program included marches, overtures, classical selections, soloists, a trombone quartet, and a patriotic medley with the band roster listing flutes, oboe, strings, and chorus members.
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Municipal Auditorium
Hope Boy
Thomas Cannan
Ruel Oliver Jr
Semple Fidelis
Sousa
Ruel Oliver, Jr
Urbana
Roberts
Mr. Cannon
Berkeley
Richards Cuvnet Selo—Flork Janian Palka
Rollixon
Wallice van Sirkle
Cima
Billboard
Klohe
Taylor
J. T. Luck
Richard Fenwick
Charles Segnit
Bobby Reynerson
American Patrol Meacham
Ralph Routon
Jack Bruner
Martha Ann Alexander
Marjorie Lee Bildy
Charmers
Thomas Kinser
Personnel Sargent
William Routon
Marian Smith
Dewell Dempsey
Luther Garner
Joe Wingberry
Judd Martindale
Margaret Bush
Carolyn Robertson
Mary E. Whitworth
Helen Ruth Whatley
Opposition Rises Over Farm Bill Action in House
Washington reports say administration leaders push to jam through a revised farm bill amid delaying tactics. Representative Lambertson forced a quorum call as Bankhead counted fewer than 206 present, with final action expected late Tuesday or Wednesday amid protests of a gag rule. The Farm Credit Administration announced emergency loans within 10 days for distressed farmers, with a $400 cap at 4 percent interest. House leaders prepared to limit debate on the crop control bill while contending the measure stabilizes prices through production controls and loan programs, despite loud opposition and claims the bill remains unclear.
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House
Lambertson
Kansas
Bankhead
Rayburn
Farm Credit Administration
Congress
Senate House Committee
Martin
Rep
Mass
Frazier
Dem. Tex
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Boileau
Jonep
House Agricultural Committee
South
Bodeaw Hosts Minstrel Night at High School
The Ladies Club of Bodeaw sponsors a minstrel program at the high school Thursday night. The event features the best talent from local units and aims to entertain and showcase community performers.
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Bodeaw
Ladies Club of
Cotton market opens in New Orleans on Tuesday
New Orleans early cotton trading shows prices opening at 8.59 cents and closing at 8.77 cents per pound. Spot cotton remains steady with a 15 point gain. Market observers note slight upward movement in the market with mild volatility throughout the session.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
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