Wynekoop Case to Come to Trial in Chicago Thursday
Editorials and notes discuss the Wynekoop murder case in Chicago, focusing on the frail Dr Alice Wynekoop and the mysterious confession. The piece questions whether the confession will be a reliable defense and outlines key issues, suspects, and motives surrounding Rheta Gardner Wynekoop’s death. It also includes lighter reflections on leisure time and a review of the Today magazine debate on the new Federal securities act.
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John W. Staait
Associated Press
Chicago
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Wynekoop
Rheta
Alice
Earle Wynekoup
Fhetu
Ehrl
Mhel
New Magazine
Raymond Moley
Fiied
Roosevelt
George A. Brownell
Wall Street
Glock
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Home Loans Closed Record From Arkansas District Office
Augustus Ho Clark, manager of the Home Owners Lawn corporation in Telarkana, reports figures for July 20 to December and December 1935. Applications received amount to 146 78.24 with 82 loans approved and closed totaling 95 801.10. July period shows 143 105.27 in applications and 120 loans closed totaling 199 632.36. The office expects further closures within 60 days barring defects in applicant information.
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Augustus Ho Clark
Telarkana
Third
Arkansas
Home Owners Lawn Corporation
Eeve
Stace
Joe Decehaber
Clark
Sipie
Os Lows
Acreage Tour of County Continued by Stanley Ware
County Agent Frank Stanley resumes the Acreage Tour this week to explain the 1934 cotton acreage reduction plan. He is aided by Geo W Ware of the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station, with JH Heelan, and Mr Heckman outlining the agricultural outlook. The rental and parity payments depend on farm basis and yield, and farmers should prepare detailed base-period data to complete contracts.
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Frank Stanley
Geo. W. Ware
Fruit and Truck Branch
JH. Heelan
Heckman
Arkansas
Stanley
Secretary of Agericulture
Parke
Governor Urges Delay in 1944 Auto Licenses Purchase
Gov Futrell requests passenger car and truck owners postpone buying 1944 licenses. The state will accept current motor tax payments but a supplemental payment may be required if tax rules rise. He plans a 30 day extension for tag purchases to let the special legislative session settle the foundational question.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Woodin Resigns Treasury. Morgenthau Steps Up
President Roosevelt accepted William L. Woodin’s resignation as Secretary of the Treasury for health reasons and named Henry Morgenthau Jr. acting secretary, with Morgenthau sworn in at the White House. Morgenthau, a Duchess County New York resident and Cornell graduate, led the Farm Credit Administration before becoming acting secretary. Woodin travels west to Tucson, Arizona for his health.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William L. Woodin
Tressury
Kenry Morgenthau, Jr
Woodin
Morgenthau
Woodlin
Tucson
Arizona
White House
Duchess County
New York
Horn County
Cornell
Farm Credit Administration
the Treasury
Death of H Booth Former Hope Resident Die in Los Angeles
H Booth longtime Hope figure and father of Mrs ELM McWilliams of Hope died at his Los Angeles home at 1 AM Monday. He left Hope about 22 years ago. He was 15 when he moved west. Mrs McWilliams had tended him in recent weeks. Survivors in Arkansas include two sons John W Booth of Hope and Dr D Booth of Little Rock, with Roy Booth living in Los Angeles.
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St. Booth
Elm
Mc Williams
Hope
Los Angeles
Mr. Booth
McWilliams
Arkansas
John W. Booth
Cra
D. Booth
Liddle Rock
Roy
Happy Kitchen Free School of Cookery at Saenger Theater
The Happy Kitchen free School of Cookery opens January 16 at the Sacagee Theater under Mrs. Martha McDonald. The four day program promises kitchen happiness with demonstrations, showing shortcuts and tips to turn cooking into romance and daily delight for the modern housewife.
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Happy Kitchen
Happy Kitchen Free School of Cookery
Sacagee Theater
Martha McDonald
Happy Kitchen School of Cookery
Thorugh
Two Die in Arkansas Auto Crash Near Grady
A youth ful brother and sister died in a Sunday night collision near Grady Arkansas, about 25 miles southeast of Pine Bluff, with several others injured. Charlie Boyd Howson of Moscow, 22, died early Monday, his sister Mary Elizabeth Howson, 18, died earlier. Ethel Mae Howson, 16, was seriously injured but expected to recover. Others injured were A. J. Clemmons postmaster at Grady driver of the Clemmons car T. C. Couch of Noble Lake nephew of Harvey Couch and driver of the other car Wire Blankenship Jr of Moscow. The Couch car followed Clemmons and struck when Clemmons attempted to turn off the highway.
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Pine, Bluff
Ark
A. J. Clemmons
Grady
T. C. Couch
Noble Lake
Harvey C. Couch
Wire Blankenship, Jr
Moscow
Couteh
Clemmons
New Dodge to Be Shown January 7
Detroit reports advance details on the 1934 Dodge models to be released publicly January 7. The new line features two wheelbases with sixes in both, updated bodies with streamlined designs, an axleless independent front suspension system, and a novel steering method apart from conventional practice.
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Detroit
Mich
New York
Dodge Brothers Corporation
Dodge
Dodge Cargo
Cold snap grips Arkansas with freezing forecast
A cold wave swept across Arkansas with temperatures plunging to the teens in the north and near 20s elsewhere. Little Rock reported a forecast 20 degrees while Fayetteville saw a sharp fall from 49 to the 20s in five hours, indicating further drops as Northwest Arkansas recorded a 40 degree plunge.
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Hope
Little Rock
Fayettevie
Mid-South
Northwest
Arkansas
Government Hospital
Fayetteville
Promising runner in India covers 80 miles in under 12 hours
Sarwan Singh, a 24-year-old Sikh, is highlighted as a new long distance runner who has reportedly covered 80 miles in less than 12 hours. The piece notes his early practice and a prior canal race, with mentions of a caml incident a week later, and references a comics section in the Chicago Herald and Examiner starting next Sunday.
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Lahore
India
Sarwan Singh
Caml
Coluys
Chicago Herald Aml Xuntiner
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Ady
Torn Fragments From Murky Text Resurface
Fragmentary OCR reads like a weather and social snippet. Mentions homelessness and heavy rains in California and a community context around Loseen side drive. Text is incomplete with garbled phrases and stray quotes.
Former stars line up for New Year's benefit game
At 7 30 oclock tonight former high and college football stars will assemble for a New Year’s Eve game here. Proceeds go to buy sweaters for the high school squad. The All Stars and high school players will feature Coach Teddy Jones and Jimmy Jones in uniform, with a probable starting lineup listing Mauldin Anderson O Neal Schooley Richards Chamberlain Hoytston Porterfield Urban Wray Masson Dodson Spears and Broomfield among others.
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All Stars
Teddy Jones
Ouacuita College
Jimmy Jones
Henderson College
All Stars High Schoool
Mauldin
Anderson
O'Neal
E. Schooley
Richards
Aty Eressiessersersesennseeiee
Chamberlain
I & B. Schooley
Mitchell Rrov
Hoytston
Porterfield
Urban
Wray
Cook Cone
Masson
Dodson
Spears
Stock Values Rise Across NYSE in 1933 Year
New York report shows total quoted value of NYSE shares rose by about 16 billion in 1933. Beginning 1932 listed 1,311,381,157 shares with value 22,776,636,718 dollars. By December 1, 1933, 1,295,027,015 shares were listed with value 32,543,456,452 dollars.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
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Hope Citizen
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