Local Criminal Docket Shows Mixed Verdicts and Fines
OCR readable items list various cases with fines for untaxed liquor possession and larceny. Defendants include Patten and Graham with fines from 25 to 250 dollars, some cases dismissed or found not guilty. Mention of grand jury bond set at 250 dollars and a petit larceny verdict for Jessie Hudson. Also a stray note on laboratory temperatures and carbon chemistry.
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Munison
Im Peare
Docker
Elt Wright
Haltery
Patten
Jenry “Walker
Ae Hopson
Turner
Rosevelt- Williams
Atlormney
Ke” Graham
Charlie Graham
Ssie Hudson
Hayhie
King
James Gault
Long term leases urged to aid farm families and defense
Mr Sparks argues extended flexible farm leases will provide security for farm families, enabling them to focus on defense readiness during stress. He notes three year leases yield better records and higher owner income due to improved crop care. FSA offers lease information at the county office with limited lease farms available. The article also notes Roman stone arch bridges as a historical aside.
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Mr. Sparks
Sparks
FSA
Court House
Federal Debt to 65 Billion Passes in House Vote
The House approved raising the federal debt limit to 65 billion dollars in a voice vote, after Chairman Doughton called it a necessary defense measure. The restraining Republican plan to cap at 60 billion failed 148 to 105, while critics assailed Roosevelt spending as astronomical and unnecessary.
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Washington
House
Doughton
Dem
N.C
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
United States
Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Representative Knutson
Rep. Minn
Spanish French Chiefs to Meet Near Montpellier
Reports say Chief Petain will meet Generalissimo Franco near Montpellier on Thursday. Franco reportedly traveling toward the French Italian frontier for a meeting with Mussolini. Petain was expected back in Vichy.
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Vichyp
Petain
Generalissimo
Franco
Spain
Montpellier
Marseille
Berne
Switzerland
Mussolini
Vichy
Library Buys New Books for County Libraries
Hempstead County Library purchases five copies of the World Almanac and Book of Facts to place in each branch and at headquarters. The catalog highlights include War day by day chronology, national defense topics, 1940 politics, social security, WPA, PWA, housing, vital statistics, calendars, and world coverage with late-year figures.
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Hempstead
PWA
FHA
USHA
NLRB
New York City
Jail Is Recent Capital Topic
Washington report by Jack Stinnest outlines Attorney General Robert H. Jackson’s push on jail policy. The piece notes federal efforts to reform jail practices and potential implications for detainees and the justice system.
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Jack Stinnest
Washington
Robert H. Jackson
Uncle Sam
Vichy Plans Reported Meeting With Petain in South France
Vichy sources said Petain would be joined by Admiral Jean Darian, now vice premier and foreign minister, for a meeting to be held as precautionary security cuts halted most telephone communications from Perpignan to Nice and beyond in southern France.
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Vichy
Petain
Franca
Jean Darian
Perpignan
Nice
France
Ladex
A Nation Bound: A Call to Join a Newspaper Crusade
A plea urging thirty million citizens to join a drive to strengthen America. Readers are asked to select one beneficial news item and share it to foster unity, progress, and democratic vigor, with notes on the Newspapers Publishers Committee backing this nationwide effort.
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Aon
Lanva
AUCLV
America
Hope Arkansas City Resolves Support for Lloyd Spencer
City of Hope Arkansas adopts a resolution praising Governor Homer Adkins for appointing Lloyd Spencer to fill the unexpired U S Senate term of the resigning Miller. The vote was unanimous at a special meeting on February 10.
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Homer Adkins
Lloyd Spencer
United States
Dod E. Miller
Western District
Arkansas
Adkins
City of Hope
State of
United States Senate
W.S. Atkins
T. R. Billingsley
Couinel
Aekins
R. Billingsley
Public defenders debated as a step in criminal justice
Critics warn inexperienced lawyers may be overwhelmed by prosecutors under a centralized AG, while veterans could dismiss the task as burdensome. Opponents urge bench and bar to handle public defenders without a new federal bureau, arguing judges can enforce duties and mentor young lawyers. State Chief Justice Jackson cites long adoption and satisfaction.
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Jackson
Attark
Fey
FBI
Joe Cookes
Geman
Lso
Cher
Conris Jackson
Public Servant Horizontal Puzzle Clues Series Mixed
A dense OCR puzzle listing across and down clues features multiple word associations. It mentions a late British ambassador, various definitions, and cross-referenced clues about months, foods, tools, animals, and objects, with partial phrases and stray punctuation.
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Dewey
Gen. Jackson
Newspaper Publishers Committee
Norman Chandlei
SCRAT
Arkansas Machine Specialty Ca
Walnut Hope, Arie
Hempstead County Lumber Co
Deeatest Hempstead County Lumber Co
Bill Wray
Mar
Africa
D.C
Sos
Ans
Justines
Justin McCarty
Jolene
Talbot
Valentine
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