Arkansas highway bond refunding delayed to April
Late News Flashes report delays in negotiations over a $146,000,000 highway bond refunding plan may push the proposed special session of the Arkansas legislature to April 1 or later, per the Arkansas Democrat. Also noted are local political candidacy, a judge’s death, a senate relief vote, and the evacuation of Teruel in Spain.
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Lilli Rock
Arkansas Lavishiuure
The
Arkansas Democrat
Washington
Senate
Bane
Dem. Wash
Dr Sipes Opens Baptist Meet with Stewards in Sermon
Dr Sipes delivered the opening address at the Southwest Adkinsas Baptist Bible and Stewardship School in a first Baptist church as Rev Karl Sherington presided. Local ministers welcomed visiting preachers and singers. Dr L M Eyingester of Pulaski Heights Baptist led sermons about stewardship and the keys of the kingdom. The gathering included Arkansas Baptist Convention president Little Rock and other church leaders, highlighting revival aims and church stewardship duties.
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Karl Sherington
Tope
Southwest
Adkinsas Baptist Bible and Stewardship School
Mirst Baptist Ehurehy
AH. Moore
Stamps
WR. Humifition
Churehy
Une
Lymen
Roy Ten Patisnall
Foredyee
L. M. £ Y Gister
Pulaski Heights
Little Ruck
Arkansas Baptist Convention
Sipes
Hey
Ion Hieves
Arkiniida
Brea
Jawad
Tilo
Janes
J. Wale
Beech Street
Tosurtana
J. i
Magniolia
Pallavyedt
Ifterrieny
Arkansas Baptist
Noise Seares Oy: EMPIRE La oyster danger persists
Fishermen report blasts causing shellfish deaths and water contamination in Empire Louisiana. Residents describe repeated detonations near oyster beds as authorities investigate dynamite fishing and its impact on the local shellfish industry.
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Empire
Oklahoma Man Is New Scout Head
Joe Clements, longtime Boy Scout executive from Enid Oklahoma, is named the new executive for the Caddo Area Council Ark Texarkana. He will assume the post March 15 succeeding W H McMullen who resigned January 4 Minor Huffman will continue as regional executive. Clements born Morgan Texas 36, educated at Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers College Durant, began as field executive at Ardmore and led the Great Salt Plains Council to grow from 300 to over 1300 scouts and a budget above 2000.
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Texarkana
Ark
Joe Clements
Great Salt Plains
Enid
Okla
Caddo Area Council
Hal R. Moora
Clements
W. H. McMullen
Minor Huffman
McMullenn
Caddo Covsnsil
Clomehla
Morgan
Texas
Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers College
Durant
Ardmore
Oklo
Paul A Wright Found Sane By Judge In Double Slaying
In Los Angeles Paul A Wright, who killed his wife Joh Kimmel and friend, was ruled sane by Superior Judge Ben Lindsay who refused to free him for five days. The court left open the possibility of a later jury verdict on his present sanity. Wright had been convicted of manslaughter in connection with the double slaying, with the jury finding him insane at the time of the crime.
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Los Angeles
Ian Paul A. Wright
Joh Kimmel
Ben Lindsey
Lindsay
District Attorney's Office
Wright
Boston newspaper clue hides gang meet site
Buzz Brannigan and four pals read a murder and bank robbery extra and uncover a coded plot to meet in a New England town. The gang plans hideouts and ads in the Boston paper, directing members to look for the right location three weeks later in the classified pages.
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Buzz Brannigan
Buzz
Citizens National Bank
Buzz Raiyer
Braxton
Mat Benniigan
Ael
Boston
O. K
Anil
Buz
New England
Harrison Speaker at Kiwanis Meet
The Rev. Fred R. Harrison pastor of First Methodist Church was guest speaker at the Hope Kiwanis Club noon meeting at Hotel Barlow. He delivered a Washington Day address comparing today to Washington's era. program by A. E. Stonesquist. Guests included Joli M. Guthrie, Lanar Cox, Newt Bundy, W. C. Ray Thrash, M. C. Jobson, and Harry Phipps, who was introduced as a new member.
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Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist Church
Hope Kiwanis Club
Hotel Barlow
Harrizon
Washington
George Washington
A. EB
Stones
Quist
Harrison
Joli M. Guthrie
Lanar Cox
Newt Bundy
W. C. Cy Ray Thrash
M. C
Continental Congress Started It With Fleet 13 Frigates
The piece traces early U S naval history from Lexington to 1898, noting the 13 frigates authorized after the war began, the rise and fall of the early navy, key figures like Jones Wickes and Conyngham, and the shift to steam power, ironclads, and expansion that made the United States a major naval power by the Spanish American War era. It previews further discussion on looming armament proposals.
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Continental Congress
United States Navy
Willis Thornton
NEA Service
Washington
Lexington
NEA
Jones
Wickes
Conyngham
Yorktown
France
Cmre
Navy Department
United States
Britain
Great Lakes
California
Mos+ jican gulf
Scot
Vera Cruz
Perry
Japan
Union Navy
U.S
Spain
Manila Bay
Santiago
Germany
Queenstown
British Isles
Magnolia March 14 primary slated for Magnolia Arkansas
Magnolia Democratic Central Committee sets city primary for March 1 to nominate all city offices to be filled at the April 4 municipal election. Ticket closes March 4. Voting will occur at usual precincts with ward 2 and ward 3 judge and clerk appointments listed, including sheriffs and clerks.
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Magnolia
Ark
Magnolia Democratic Central Committee
C. B. Lyle
H. F. Greer
J. W. Colquitt
Elmer Grown
W. L.dame, Jr
Jack Heath
Walker Smith
Mra FM
Ale. Shipley
I K. Couch
Frank Wille
Peach crop frost barely harms Arkansas fruit
In Nashville Arkansas fruit growers report minimal damage from a 2 degree frost on Saturday. Elbertas suffered uncertain damage while early peaches may be more affected. The St Louis Air Raves event was moved from May to October 14 and 15, enabling army and navy flyers to participate in maneuvers.
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Nashville
Ark
Elbortas
Elbertas
St Louis
Army
Navy
Bond Hearing for Morgans Monday
Morgan and B Morgan of Kite Rock sought bail from the Eighth Circuit in Kansas City for freedom pending their appeal from a conviction for using the nwiks to defraud. The appeal bond was denied in Little Rock by Judge Trimble, and the Morgans' attorneys petitioned the appeals court with Deputy US Attorney Sam Cutlett opposing. The hearing was set for next Monday in Kansas City.
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St, Louis
Morgan
B. Morgan
Kite Rock
Rathers
Formgr
Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kansas City
Little Rock
Trimble
Morgans
Appeals Court
United States Disttrict
Sam Cutlett
Kimbrough Stone
Turn of Events Watched in Europe by AP
AP reports anxious observation of European diplomacy as Britain considers shifts from idealism to hard realism. French cabinet backs 9 new armaments funds aiming rapid parliamentary approval. In Vienna police enforce a four hour week on political centers. Nazis arrested in Budapest raid. in China Japanese forces push along the Yellow River front and attack Lunghai railway.
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Associated Press
Hampe
Guy
London
Charles Carhin
Viscount Halifax
Britain
Anthony Eden
Freneh
Paris
Woul
Briken
Germany
Thaly
Europe
Vienna
Austria
Budapest
They
China
Yellow River
Lunghai
A Thought Widow to the Ming Quote Pairing
A fragment cites a proverb linking thought widow to ming with health to the body, attributed to Rochefan cat, reflecting a concise aphorism.
School Election Set for March Nineteenth
In a notice from Austin school examiner, petitions must be filed two days before the March 19 school election. Voters in the school district are urged to sign and present these petitions to the county school examiner by the required deadline this week.
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Austin
Cefer
Vandi
Schaol
Writ Asked to Prevent Hearing on Highway Suit
Uttle Rock Ark 17 The highway commission on Monday asked the supreme court for a writ prohibiting Judge Dexter Bush Texarkana from hearing interventions by Lafayette county landowners in a 1936 condemnation case tied to the Stamps Buckner road project. The commission seeks to bar new claims to the $4000 bond posted on original condemnation with four additional landowners seeking to share the bond and damages. A temporary writ was issued pending next Monday’s court sitting.
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Uttle Rock
Ark -17
The
Highway Commission
Subrane Cour Oy
Dudge Dexter Bush
Texarkanse
Addittonal
Lafayette County
Via Commission
Stamps-Buckner Road
Flood Threat Covers Hempstead and Miller Lands
Fulton braces for worst flood in history as two major Red River levees south of town breach. Backwater floods thousands of acres in Hempstead and Miller counties while town residents move goods and stock, and improvised levees rise along Highway 55. River at 7 am measures 351 feet, stage set to rise past flood level with 1927 record of 35.6 feet nearing. Rescue efforts continue as Red Cross coordinates aid for about 100 families. Arkansas river crests at Pine Bluff as flood moves downstream.
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Fulton
Red River
Hempstead
Miller
Shreveport Weather Bureau
WPA
McNab
Shults
Temple
Reed, Koonce
Cornelius
Miller County
Fuqua
Albert Cox
W. E. Cox & Sons
Archer Seymour
Warnet
Wayne H. Englang
Hempstead County
Red Cross
Albert Evans
Little Rock
England
Legal Red Cross
Hope Bank
Mt. England
First National Bank
Arkansas
Cross Litle Rock
Pine Bluff
Pine
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Baptist Meet Here
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