Casey Funeral to Be Held Tuesday
Mrs Annie Boyd Casey aged 88 died noon Monday at the home of her son Kemp Casey on South Walnut street. A Hope resident since childhood, she was born in Ireland and is survived by two sons Kemp and Pat Casey both of Hope. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 from the home, with interment in Rose Hill cemetery. Episcopal choir to sing.
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Red Cross United Charities
Hope Basket Company
Will Rogers
Texarkana
G. J. McGregor
Talbot Feild
Hope Lumber Company
Hope High School
Cox-Cassidy Foruadry & Machine Co
Happy Pritchard
Anna Kares
Joe Blum
Lynn Baylias
Charles C. McRae
Houston Texans
J. Baker
Cox-Cassidy Foundry & Machine Co
C. E. Cassidy
McRae Cox
Charles J. Cox
Lyman Miller
Joseph Cale
Ernest Allen
New Hopeigh
C. A
J. M
C. AL
J. M. O'Neal
Bert Chamberlain
L.A
Fred White
A. Purell
C.F. Powell
Bob Hendrix
Kemp Casey
Grady Galloway
T. P. Boyett
Ioss M. LaGrone
Dacal Hooper
Jack MuClanahas
Chas, Butler
Ralph Cornelius
Guillifrgs
Muldrow
R. T. Muldrow
Lou Daniels
C. C. Crawford
Hugh Gains
Ernest Cain
Shelley Brantley
H. Williams
Jess Britt Ui
J. D. Bowden
Cordis Drake Vee
Leo Hartsfield
Laner Calloway
Henry Nelson
Beasley
D. Lloyd
P. W. Bracy
Bradshaw
Jew Poindexter
Alf Allen
Ed Brice
Ait OR
Joe Huchett
Hendrix
L. G. Bright
W.H. Smith
W.H. Smith Iy Brice
Annie Boyd Casey
South Walnut Street
Income Tax Agent at City Hall Two Days
R A Smith deputy collector for the federal revenue department arrived at Hope city hall Monday and will be here through Tuesday to assist Hempstead county citizens in making out income tax returns. Mr Smith's services are free and all persons liable for federal returns are welcome to visit King Monday and Tuesday.
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R. A. Smith
Federal Revenue Department
Hope City Hall
Hempstead County
Arkansas Bank Groups Convene in Multi-City Meetings
Arkansas Bankers Association schedules group meetings across Fort Smith Texarkana Fine Blur Brinkley Hot Springs Calico Rock and Springdale from February 24 to April 29. ER E Wall secretary announces dates with Jeff Burnett of Bankers Trust Little Rock chairing transport plans for the group tour leading to the April 23 29 state convention in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.P
Arkansas Bankers Association
Fort Smith
ER. E. Wall
Texarkana
Fine Blur
Brinkley
Hot Springs
Calico Reel
Springdale
Lite Rock
Jeff Burnett
Bankers Trust Company
Reorganization Plan for State Government Postponed
The Arkansas House voted 51 to 38 to postpone Governor Parnell’s reorganization plan that would consolidate departments and grant appointive power, abolish most elective offices, and move toward a constitutional amendment. Representatives Brown and Johnston led opposition as supporters argued it would cut costs, while critics called it a Mussolini-like scheme. It remains unclear if the measure will return before adjournment.
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Little Roc
The
House
Parnell
State
Brown
Cleveland County
Johnston
Johnson County
Little Rock
Johne ‘Ton
Escaped Convict Recaptured Here
A man believed to be J B Wright, an escapee from Tucker State Farm, was captured by Hope police Saturday night and held for Little Rock authorities. Wright, with accomplice Elgie Warren, was seized after identification as the prisoner who broke from Tucker Camp No 1 last year. Local arrests were made by C A Shipp, D S Hinton and Homer Burke.
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J.B. Wright
Tucker State Farm
Hope
Little Rock
Wright
Elgie Warren
Tucker Camp No. 1
C. A. Shipp
D. S. Hinton
Homer Burke
Public Building Allocations Proposed for Arkansas Posts
President Hoover submitted to Congress a $415 million public building program with about $20 million total for all locations. Arkansas projects include a Blytheville post office for $95,000 a Jonesboro post office for $140,000 and a Pine Bluff post office for $50,000.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Blytheville
Arkansas
Jonesbaro
Pine Bluff
Woman and Girl Killed By Train in Missouri
In Poplar Bluff Missouri a Frison passenger motor car struck a small coupe on Highway 60 near the city limits, killing Mrs R E Rice 47 and her five year old daughter Laura Evdyn. The couple’s car was dragged 40 feet before the train stopped. two bodies were thrown free and crushed under the vehicle. Mrs Rice was married to a farmer near Poplar Bluff. two sons and her husband survive. Coroner Grover Green will conduct an inquest Monday.
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Poplar Bluff
Frison
R. E. Rice
Laura Evedyn
Buce
Grover Green
Phat
Suspect Held in Club Robbery in Arkansas
MORRILTON Ark. Arrested in Tulsa Okla and returned to Arkansas W S Helson 31 certified Monday by city marshal Sam Mases as one of two men detained for questioning in the $3000 holdup of the Belvedere Hot Springs nightclub. Helson's uncle J J Sterling of Tulsa is said to have a prison record and is sought as the other man. The duo were pursued after the robbery and forced back at gunpoint when officers overtook them. They abandoned a car traced to Helson's uncle after turning back toward Hot Springs.
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Morrilton
Ark
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Arkansas
W. S. Helson
Sam Mases
Clifford Atkinson
Belvedere
Hot Springs
Helson
J. J. Sterling
Alleged Kidnapper To Go on Trial Soon
Texarkana report identifies Jess Glasgow as the suspect in a December kidnapping and shooting of Red Water bank cashier R. W. Hanks. Glasgow, in Lamar county jail on a federal counterfeiting charge, is slated for Bowie county trial by March 1. Hanks recovering and back at work.
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Texarkana
Jess Glasgow
Bowie County
Texas
Lamar County
Paris
Bryant
Sherman
Glasgow
Glascow
R. W. Hanks
State Bank
Red Water
Here
Hanks
Sheriff's Department
Hugo
Okla
Oklahoma
More Foodstuffs To Result From Drouth
Arkansas drouth relief boosts home gardens and self sufficiency. Three of every ten farmers face bread lines, but officials push garden loans and seed programs. The shift from cotton dependency aims to establish at home food supplies and poultry flocks, reshaping rural credit and land use.
W H Robison Dies Funeral Tuesday
W H Robison, one of the county s oldest settlers, dies at home. He leaves a widow and ten children among them O G Robison J G Velvin W T Robison Gen W Robison Garland Robison and others. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday from the family home with Dr J L Cannon and Rev W A Bowen officiating. Interment Rose Hill cemetery.
Revision of Rail Rates Being Sought
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a four month period for railroads to file revised rates on petroleum products moving West to Northeast and gasoline to and from Southwestern points. The ICC said the changes may include increases and reductions from current charges and would partly fund adjustments to meet pipeline competition.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reformer Seeks Private Residence for Farm Superintendent
Miss Caroline DeF. Fenniman, superintendent of Long Lane Farm girls reformatory in Middletown, asks the legislature to grant a private residence to replace her crowded quarters in the administration building.
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Middletown
Conn
U.P
Caroline Def. Fenniman
Long Lane Farm
A and P Set to Open Arkansas Store in Hope This Week
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company will open its first Arkansas store in Hope this week. W. A. Evans of Dallas announced the expansion, with remodeling of the former K G McRae Hardware space now complete. The Hope store will be managed by G. Hobbs of DeQueen, who has years with A and P and previously worked in Texarkana.
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Wallace Green
Will Humphrison
L. Logan
A. A. Campbell
J. GL. Easterling
Ss. O. Breeding
Chess Neighbors
L. King Gus Beaver
A. Brewer J
Hogan
Ben Berrys
Q. Purtell Hi. Burnett
J. Douglass
A. Purtell V
Hape Lumber Company
Nin- Cent
Red Cross
Hempstead
Hope Lumber Co
Mignonette McDowell
Talbot Feild
Williamts
Maddux
Great Atlantic & Facific Tea Company
Arkansas
Hope
W. A. Evans
Dallas
A. & P. Company
East
Texas
Oklahoma
K. G. McRae Hardware Company
G. Hobbs
DeQueen
Hobbs
Texarkana
Food Riots Feared In Philadelphia
Mayor Harry A. Mackey warned on a radio broadcast that Philadelphia could call upon the state militia to restore order if the city fails to meet its unemployment obligations. He cited at least 250000 people lacking bare necessities, including 50000 children, and urged wealthy citizens and industries to fund the unemployment relief.
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Philadelphia
Harry A. Mackey
Lfe
Mackay
Gils Is Struck By Car in Clarendon Injury
Clarendon physicians say Gladys Marie Wheatley five struck by car driven by Glen Keaton late Saturday suffers brain concussion with slight chance of recovery. Georgia Coffield, also crossing from a theater, was injured but not seriously. Gladys is daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Wheatley manager of the Clarendon Pewter Button Company.
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Clarendon
Gladys Marie Wheatley
Glen Keaton
Georgia Colfield
Wheatley
Brinkley Hospital
Coffield
Will Wheatley
Clarendon Pewl Buton Company
Guer Appointed to Fort New Government in Spain
Madrid reports Antonio Guer Sanchez Guer named to form a new cabinet as the government falls. King Alfonso accepts the crisis and cancels elections while liberal monarchists rally support amid political upheaval and calls for a new cabinet tonight.
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Antonio Guer
Madrid
Spain
Fonso
Designattonio
Monare
Halliburton Sheet Metal Works founder dies at 75
Cory Halliburton, pioneer Hope resident and founder of Halliburton Sheet Metal Works, died after a brief illness. Born January 12 1856 in Rockport near Malvern, he moved with family to Little Rock then Mexico before returning. He started the sheet metal business in 1897 and operated it with his son Iva. Surviving are his widow Mrs J Church Halliburton, three daughters and four sons. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm from the residence with Rev W R And pastor of First Presbyterian officiating. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. honorary and active.
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Cory Heliburton
Haliburton Sheet Metal Works
Halliburton
First Presbyterian’ cii
Rose Hill
Cetery
K. G, McRae
Henry’ Wkins
Greening
EB. G
Coop
Je’ Carlton
Talbot Feild
L.M. Li
R. G. McRae
Pallbeare
Arthur Taylor
Charles
Tayl Webb Laseter
Troy ‘Greent
Dick Watkins
Kinney ‘McRae
J Church Halliburton
J. H. McNeill
Lubbosk
F. N .Munn
Texarkana
F. N. Shumard
Gordon
Tom G. Halliburton
Dallas
Ira Hallburton
Hope
Mr. Halliburton
Rockport
Malvern
Ark
John Gils
Bert Halliburton
Thurga Miller
Little Rock
Mexico
Dr. Halliburton
Tom
Missouri Pacific
Orlando
Meyers Drug Company
Louis
Will H. Halliburton
C. J. Lincoln Drug Company
John B. Bond Drug Company
Iva
Cory Halliburton
St. John's College
Wood Jabine
Tollie Feild
Lawmaker seeks divorce of courts from politics
Hartford legislator Wallace Jewett proposes a bill to sever judiciary from politics. The measure would bar members of partisan committees from holding judgeships, reshaping the balance between legislative and judicial branches.
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Hartford
Conn
Wallace Jewett Hampton
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