Highway Patrol And Federal Pension Matching Debate
The Arkansas governor warns against matching federal funds for old age pensions and highway programs, arguing 50-50 participation risks a heavy tax load but preserving federal state responsibility. A separate note outlines state ranger plans including an enlarged identification bureau, a statewide radio station, and a property clearinghouse to aid crime fighting and police training efforts.
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Futrell
Arkansas
of Arkiansas
Washington
Eve
O. PL
Hanes
Wester Little Rock
Bupt
Gray Atebright
Albright
Nww
Ranger
Pole
Perons
Italians Mutiny on Embarkation for African War
Paris reports say Italian troops mutinied at Lugo Romagna as civilians joined antiwar protests. The incident occurred as infantry prepared to depart for Ethiopia, with several militiamen injured and fatalities alleged per Louvre in Rome dispatch. Ethiopian clashes in Gojjam allege Indian incitement to revolt. Paris papers say France asked Britain about troops to guard the German frontier amid Italy’s potential aggression.
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Paris
France
Louvre
Rome
Lugo
Romagne
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Italy
Mediterranean
Half Year Deficit Nears Two Billion Dollars
Washington notes show the pavern minit reports the 1935 half year closed with expenditures exceeding income by 1,879,651,192 dollars. The deficit contrasts with Roosevelt’s fall estimate of 3,281,882,200 dollars for the year ending next June. Public debt at year end 1935 stood at 30,557,424,062 dollars.
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Washington
Pavernminit
Roosevelt
Quarrel at Todd Party Described in Los Angeles
Ida Lupino testified before the grand jury that Thelma Todd told her divorced husband there was trouble at a party before Todd's mysterious death. Pasquale Di Civeu said he believed the invitation was serious and that he had the secretary call Lupino’s house. Deputy district attorney Duganne Billovk noted Lupino’s testimony as part of the ongoing inquiry.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Ida Lupino
Thelma Todd
Plenty
Margaret Lindsay
Miss Lupino
di Cievo
Mi Luping
Luping
Hur
Vie Degline
Miss Luping
Dugvne Blilovk
Attorhey
Lupine
State Can't Use U S Security Plan
Arkansas Governor warns against national security legislation hindering state welfare programs. He criticizes federal matching funds requirements for pensions to the aged, relief of the blind and crippled, and aid to dependent children discussed at a State Welfare and Social Security Commission meeting.
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Little Rock
Fuetrel
State Welfare Commission
Social Security Commission
Jalier Group
Arkansas
Farm Credit Unit to Meet Jan. 13th
The Nashville Production Credit Association of Nashville Ark will hold its annual meeting January 13 at the courthouse in Nashville starting at 10 am. Secretary-Treasurer Toland says all members and friends should attend as the program will feature AN. Johnson, the association president, presiding with Gip Martin and others arranging. Dr L J Norton of Production Credit Corporation of St Louis is scheduled to speak. The cooperative aims to provide short term credit for farmers in Howard Hempstead Pike Nevada Sevier and Hot Spring counties with one member one vote.
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Nashville Production Credit Association
Nashville
Ark
V. Toland
Toland
Progr
Toeat
AN. Johnson
Issnciation
Eververne
Fulton Boy Held as Local Forger
Ray Sherman a 21 year old Fulton resident was jailed Friday on forgery charges after allegedly passing about fifteen checks in Hope ranging from nine to twenty three dollars. He confessed wholesale forgery at Hope and gave names of places including Texarkana Rodessa and others where the forged checks were passed. Local merchants and a bank official traced the forgeries to him, with many checks bearing the name of Butler Sturdivant of Fulton and amounts around seventeen eighty eight dollars.
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Ray Sherman
Fulton South
Hope
Vare Ious
Hope Merchants
Reginald Bearden
Sherman
Texarkana
Robins
Amit
Rodessa
Butler Sturdivant
Fulton
Chad Mall
Af Cativens National Bank
Ta Bank
Hall
Burr
Boswell & Higgason
Gorham & Gorpo
Do. C
Pepney Co
Floyd McDowell
Virk's
New York
Partorun's Department
George W. Habison & Co
Seatstoire
Southern Tenant Farmers Unit urged to blockade planters
In Little Rock the Southern Tenant Farmers Unit urged immediate mass sit ins around the Dibble plantation near Earie Arkansas as a showdown with large plantation owners looms. Townsend of bipartisan leaders envisioned a national third party tied to an old age pension plan during a Long Beach gathering.
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Little Rock
Weitkom
Mitchell
Memphis
Southern Tenant Farmers Unit
Dibble
Earie
Ark
Long Beach
Calif
Townsend
Clements Claims No Taxes Owed to County
Clements asserts Landes Supply has no link to his Clem ents Grocery, contending the sheriff targeted the firm for tax issues after Landes moved from Hope in 1955 and a former Landes manager opened a nearby store as Clements Grocery. He argues public confusion and harm to his business, defending Landes contributions to civic well being while denying personal tax delinquency.
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the Star
Sherif Jim Bearden
Landes Supply Company
Clements Auade
Clements Grocery Company
Hope
M. Clements
Mrs. Norwood of Nashville Is Dead Rotary Meeting Obituary
Nashville obituary notes the death of Mrs. Norwood, with attendance scores and Rotary involvement referenced. The report lists surviving relatives, a funeral or memorial event, and mentions Rotary leadership and community figures alongside contemporaries.
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Norwood
Nashville
First Licenses Are Purchased in Hope in Hempstead County
Dr. Charles Champlin and Chief of Police John W. Ridgdill became the first in Hempstead County to buy state automobile license tags as sales opened in the Carrigan Building Arkansas Revenue Office on South Elm Street. Revenue agents noted owners should bring last year registrations. final applications available by January 10. At Hope City Hall Mayor Albert Graves was the first buyer of city licenses, with eight city licenses sold by Friday. final date February 15. price $2.50.
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Charles Champlin
John W. Ridgdill
Hempstead County
Arkansas Revenue Office
Carrigan
South Elm Street
Ed van Sickle
C. C. Mitchell
Attrontobile
Hope City Hall
Albert Graves
Lindberghs Depart Liverpool for Cardiff Quiet Rest Plans
Reports state the Lindberghs sailed from Liverpool to Cardiff seeking quiet and rest. Meanwhile Mrs Anna Hauptmann reportedly secured passage for herself and son Mannfried to Europe as the Brunos case looms toward the electric chair with no word on extradition or fate.
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Brang
Trenton
N. J
Anna Haupt
Mann
Mannfried
Court of Pardons
Bruna Richare Hauptmann
Jederal
Britta
Macie
Rainisom
Haryana
Neutrality and Bonus Issues Welcome Law-Maker's Back
Washington reports a fast moving session as neutrality and bonus issues dominate. A discretionary embargo power bill for the president is introduced alongside veterans' bonus legislation. The Chamber of Commerce opposes a compromise bonus bill citing a larger cost than expected. Roosevelt's opening address plans spark a joint session debate while night delivery draws constitutional questions from Senators and House leaders.
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Washington
Congress
Veterans Organizations
United States Chamber of Commerce
House
Senate
Roosevelt
McReynolds
Foreign Affairs Committee
McDeynolds
Lessons in Law Making by the Associated Press
A chaotic survey of Senate and House seating politics describes how divisions align by party with aisles and tables marking minority and majority leaders. It notes the elevated dais for the Speaker and Vice President and references relics of the old Senate chamber, including seats once used by Confederates and aging desks with dusters and old railwork.
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The
Associated Press
Senate
House
United States
Lucison
Mississippi
Confederacy
Delfersum Davis
Senwhit Glase
Virginia
Souter Hale
Maine
Webster
Republi
de Chamber
Vic
Vieve Gav
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