Three Negroes Held For Murder Mystery
ASNDOWN Jan 4 John Green Vickire arrested days ago in connection with the murders of Bud Morgan 43 and Ed Dudley do white farmers in a field near Foreman December 23 has confessed and implicated two other negroes Bud Nolin and Mae Brown Sheriff Sondi ay announced Friday The trio is held at Little Rover county jail Rushdown pending convening of grand jury Morlan. The ax found in Binut bayou near the killings tied to Gr e en who said Nolan and Brown helped in the killings and robbery The grand jury will convene Monday to hear the case and accelerate the capture of the accused men
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Asndown
John Green
Vickire
Bud Morgan
Ed Dudley
Foreman
Bud Nolin
Mae Brown
Sondiay
Little Rover County
Hi ‘Arand Y Morlay
Jowr
Algona Th
Green
Morgan Nttle
Bit Sanderson
Green's
Ston
Dubley
Nquar
Green Sud
Nolin
Wis
Dukley
Morvan
Nolan
Brownly
Dudley
Valleroy
Timidosann
Dili
Morgan
Satilerson
Appointment sought for Dr Baker at Tahlequah sanatorium
A petition is prepared in Bonneville calling for the appointment of Dr Baker of Tahlequah Offa as successor to Dr Figwart and for his presentation to the board of directors. Nakor, in charge at the Tahlequah fair sanatorium, previously served in the sanatorium.
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Nakor Kenew
Tahlequah
Magnolia Improvement District Plan Proceeding Noted
A Magnolia Arkansas public notices summary reports an improvement district proposal for a Magnolia area public square. The notice notes city officials, property owners, and meeting actions, with ordinances considered and possible district creation following local procedure.
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Magnolia
Ark. Jat
Siublie
Ulivkis
Toll reduction at White River Bridge sparks probe
Washington reports a War Department order cuts the White River Bridge toll to 75 cents at the request of the Arkansas State Highway Commission. The move aims to ease heavy traffic and couplings across the state, while a burglary at Cephman’s store on Prony Street yields seven suits of men’s clothing and three overcoats with no suspects identified.
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Washington, J.jan
Scretary of War
Patrick J. Hurley
War Department
Arkansas State Highway Commission
Arkansas
Valle Walt
Cephain
Prony Street
Hempstead County Boy Enlists In U S Army
Clarence W. Ellis, son of Mr. W.G. Ellis of Rowes, Hope, Ark, enlists in the U.S. Army in Little Rock on December 8, 1980, and leaves Des Moines Iowa to join the Field Artillery stationed there. Des Moines remains a leading city in the Midwest with growing activity and civic welcome trends.
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Clarence W. Ellis
WG. Elis
Rowes
Hope
Ark
Little Rock
Port Des Moines
Iowa
Tis
Field Artillery
Vores Moines
Bes Moines
Tee
Bas Moines
Aml
Air Mail Pilot Discovers Rip Van Winkle Island
A Mesio air mail pilot's 16th century time warp tale ends with Varian landing on a shore in Chiapas. Primitive villagers attire, a fish net camp, and a mysterious fermented liquid mark his encounter as he seeks rescue, then returns to Vera Cruz after signaling authorities.
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Air Mail
Mesio
Rip van Winkle Island
Mexico City
Dun de
Cotati
Regulon Chuaternils
Chiy-Vora Crux
Bial Varlin
Aviation Citiijeats Iitet
Giblerion
Varian
Dias
Varia
Moinadrest
Chiapas
Four Sentenced For Forgery In El Dorado Banks
El Dorado January 4 Four youths confessed membership in a forgery gang and were given indefinite sentences by Juvenile Court Judge J T Ragsdale. Those sentenced are Herbert Mooney 18 Hugh Fands 15 G W Wainwright 17 and Charles Booster 16 A fifth member is described but unnamed. officers search for the suspected gang leader.
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EL Dorado
J. T. Ragsdale
Colur
Herbert Mooney
Hugh Fands
G. W. Wainwright
Charles Booster
Gan
Stephens Enters County Judge Race From Blevins
H M Stephens a merchant and produce distributor from Blevins announced his candidacy for county judge in the Democratic primary next August 12. Born in Hempstead county, he built a career from farming to merchandising and large scale farm produce, backing a regional cantaloupe and truck shipping program that boosted Hempstead county prominence along the Prescott North Western Railroad. Stephens promotes active churches good schools progressive ideals and farm development as core platform themes.
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H. M. Stephens
Glevins
Blevins
Stephens
Hempstead
Prescott Northwestern
Bill Aims to Clean Up Capital Prohibition Enforcement
Principal features of a bill by Attorney General Mitch ell and Senator Howell of Nebraska seek to empower Washington police to enforce prohibition, impose fines for failing to arrest, and authorize warrants. It defines offenses such as public drunkenness and driving while intoxicated, expanding district powers beyond current limits under District of Columbia law. The measure adds two Supreme Court judges to relieve congestion and proposes a $10,000 fund to aid charities in securing evidence, with several procedural enhancements.
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Washington
Juli
Mitchell
Howell
Republicar
Nebraska
Never
Congress
Wishington
United States
Peesols
Janeds
District of Colombis
Honor Comes To War Hero in German Museum
Belated honor reaches Count Harrag Von Zeppelin killed in the Battle of Blaudselaagte during the Boer War. Relatives receive a commemorative medal placed in the Zeppelin Museum in Friderichshafen, Germany, acknowledging his heroism and connection to the dirigible program.
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Frinderichshafen
Germany
Harrag von Zeppelin
Blandsélaagte
Boer Wer
Zeppelin
Capitol Building Damaged By Fire
A Capitol blaze on a Friday night sent flames skyward from the west side near the dome. Fire crews battled 45 minutes as smoke and water damaged documents stored in the Capitol. Artist Carl Moberly was nearly suffocated and removed for treatment. Investigators probe if a tossed cigarette caused the incident amid extensive emergency response and road chaos.
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Washington
United States
Howse Ex- Hilive
Mien
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Hoover
Carl Moberly
Moberty
East Plaza
Aly
Hall
Moberly
Magazine to Publish Arkansas Features
Nudley Y. Lindkinck of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce directs an expansive illustrated article on Arkansas for National Geographic Magazine to appear within months. The piece will resemble a report story from January and include 41 colored pictures of peninsula sites.
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Pinne
Nudley Y. Lindkinck
Direntor
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
National Geographical Managing
Flovieds
Me. Harlock
Imagaziion
Wadelak
Florida Chamber of Commerce
Geoseachions
Haddock
Stim
Mashiews
Quail Hunting Good In Prairie Country
Quail hunting appears unusually good this year in prairie country with many youths taking to the sport. The article notes abundant birds near Stuttgart and nearby districts, with guides readily available and several local youths identified as hunting alongside older sportsmen.
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Jor Caimpbell
J. Revert Bromma
Charlen Beumenite
Moss Indicates Tree Conditions Says Grinnell Botanist
Grinnell Iowa January 4. Professor Henry Conrad of Grinnell College's botany department reports a discovery from collecting 1,000 moss specimens. He states that moss growth is not always natural and that moss on the fourth side of trees signals soil and moisture conditions.
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Grinnell
Iowa
Henry
Conrad
Grinnell Collége Botany Department
Austria Imports Hair Teeth and Dried Bugs
Austria’s imports include two tons of human hair and an equal weight of artificial teeth. Dried insects totaling nearly 500 pounds arrive for museum use while women’s fashion drives imports of crocodile and other skins for shoes.
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Austria
Iema
Drntiskry
Chevrolet Announces Price Reductions on New Models
Chevrolet Motor Company of Detroit announced price reductions on the new 193 models. EP Young of Young Chevrolet described the cuts as surprising yet in line with the policy to offer the greatest value for the money. Reductions reportedly range from about $40 to $50 on several models.
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Young
Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
EP. Young
French Riviera Sees Rosy Winter Season
In Cannes on January 4, hotel owners and casino chiefs forecast the winter tourist season will be the best in five years despite stock market turmoil. British and American travelers are urged to focus on one destination, with Egypt and the Near East likely to suffer. Prices drop across the Riviera with meals at a dollar per plate and many drinks 5 to 10 cents cheaper. Frank Jay Gould's Nice casino helps drive lower prices as entry costs 20 cents for building access and theater shows. a new police station issues identity cards and multilingual interpreters answer questions.
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Cannes
France
Egypt
Near-East
Riviere
Frank Jay Gould
Nice
Nhe
Finger prints of ancient Italian found in San Diego
In San Diego on January 4, Harry Nolan found a water jug in Indian valleys east of town bearing finger prints of an Italian who lived 200 years ago. The discovery ties to historical artifacts and raises interest in early immigrant presence in the area.
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San Diego
Cal
Harry Nolan
Here
Police search for Irene Schroeder in linked slaying
Five year old Donald Schroeder told Bellaire Ohio police that his mother Mrs Irene Schroeder killed Corporal Brady Paul of the Pe it yania state police after a gun bar stop near Castle Pennsylvania on December 27. Authorities in several states are seeking Mrs Schroeder, a Benwood West Virginia divorcee, in connection with the case.
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Holly
Naomi Brady
Jower
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Brady
Donald Schroeder
Bellaire
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
Yania
Paul
Castle
Schroeder
Benwood
W. Va
Cazort to Attend Dr Stewart Funeral in St Louis
Lieutenant Governor Cazort left Little Rock Friday night for St Louis to attend the funeral of Dr John Stewart former superintendent of Arkansas State Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Booneville who died in Missouri. Cazort and Stewart were close friends and he sent condolences to Mrs Stewart.
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Ler. Cazort
Lite Rock
St. Louis
John Stewart
Arkansas
Booneville
Missouri City
S Stewart
Stewart
Marketing Meet Continues for Cotton Growers Co operative
LITTLE ROCK January 4 discussion of enlarging the Arkansas Cotton Growers Co operative scope and expanding farmer participation continued at the Hotel Marion. The meeting opened Thursday with Alexander Legge Farm Board chairman and Carl Williams attending. No definite decisions were reached and the discussion will resume today. Attendees included association leaders, Extension Service officials, and state agriculture representatives.
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Little Rock
Arkansas " Cotton Growers -Co-operative’' Association
Hotel Marion
Charles G. Henry
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Carl Williams
Olion
Legge
Williams
Farm Board
J. W. Jones
J. H. Hiethcock
The
Cotton Association
Jeaders
University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Voratlon Agriculture Department
State Department of Education
War Time Capitol Construction Progress in Arkansas
Construction on the old war time capitol building in Arkansas at Washington proceeds under contractor Paul Bailey. Recent work includes the new roof placement and ongoing restoration efforts over the past week.
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Capitol
Arkansas
Washington
Paul Bailey
Roy Allen Remains Printing After Decades of Ink and Strife
On this date Roy Allen marked years since a head on collision with bad luck and a career start at the Star office under Ed McCorkle. He shifted from printer’s devil to a lifelong printer, still at work and cherished by colleagues, hoping twenty two years hence he is still in the trade.
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Roy Allen
Allen
Hlm
Hasan Will
Hope
Institution of Learning
Roy
Ed McCorkle
Mr. McCorkle
Uncle Sai
McCorkle
Star
Pete
Ray Allen
Preent Star Office
4 H forestry clubs foster youth tree planting in Michigan
In Michigan and Wisconsin youth forestry projects expand with boys and girls planting pine and spruce under US Department of Agriculture guidance. Five year efforts yield merchantable timber, recreation, and community forests as part of 4 H club work guided by R A Turney.
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Michigan
Agriculture
Wisconsin
Clull
A ‘Ed
Oter
R. A. Turney
United States Department of Agriculture
Police Arrest 50 Young Men in Communist Demonstration
A group of fifty young men claiming to be Communists marched in downtown Washington demanding the release of prisoners in Mexico. Police arrested the demonstrators within thirty minutes, placing them in a parole wagon and taking them to the station amid chants and cries.
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Washington
Commymunists
Down Town
Mexico
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