Batesville bridge project opens amid Arkansas power plan
The article describes a $108,000 project at Batesville opening to traffic, Helena plans for a $100,000 school building, and a $7.2 million hydroelectric project by Arkansas Power & Light. It notes the plant will generate about 56,000 kilowatts with room for a third unit, feeding a network serving 205 cities and thousands of farms. Lake Hamilton dam will create a large inland water body near the Ouachita Mountains, close to Hot Springs National Park.
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Arkansas farmer relief offices to be set up
Mr Werburton announced J T Lynch will lead the regional office and three other regional offices will be established to handle drought loans across the country. Mrs Warburton told Arkansas congressmen county advisory committees will be formed in a few days and relief machinery will be ready. Congress has not yet approved 45 million dollars but action is expected next week. Country advisory committees will screen loan applications with final action at regional headquarters. Borrowers must affidavit that they have no other seed financing for 1931 crops and will execute a first lien against their crops. notes due autumn 1931. Announcement of aid plans pending approval.
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SRECKLES AND Friends Debate Federal Loans in Agriculture Fight
Sreckles and allies told Dr Warburton and Mr Ragan the Department of Agriculture opposes using federal loans for basic needs while noting the administration machinery for towns is adequate otherwise. They argued the federal funds should not finance food clothing or essentials. A separate note recalls the Dauphin tale of 1795 with Eleazer Williams later dying in 1853 believing he was royalty.
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Last of the Bourbons Mystery Seen in St Louis Grave
Neighbors of George Williams in St Louis believe the newly sodded grave where his body lies could mark the resting place of the last of the Bourbons. A home portrait bears the inscription George Williams Last of the Bourbons, fueling the legend that Williams was the grandson of the lost Dauphin and child of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, with his grandfather described as an Indian missionary in folklore.
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River feud ends in killings near Buckeye Arizona
William Dyer 26 is dead and two others wounded after a Hassayampa River feud between Dyer and Nelson Kitegrow and son Levis 19 over a burned ranch house escalated when Kitegrews fired on Dyer as horses from the herd wandered onto his property. William Mathewson 23 was seriously wounded aiding Dyer.
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Murder Shadow Over Parisian Fashion World
In a tense scene at the Forsyte School of Dramatic Arts a caller recalls a model named Pierre and a rare Pierre silk dress linked to a murder. A secretary, Miss Earle, discusses Pendleton and Marans with Dundes while noting a sensational Broadway murder involving Juanita Leigh.
Murder Backstages Reveal Turmoil Around Nita Sellm
James B Dundee, special investigator, questions Mrs. Earle about Nita Sellm’s murder. Earle recalls late rehearsals and hints at divorce and settlement money, while Dundee probes if money came from alimony or other motives. The exchange hints at envy and scandal behind the case.
Headliner tension and political banter on a hectic stage
The item mixes a young performer named LONDON-UPI-Kid with stage life and a political flurry. It features remarks about investigations and campaign spending, followed by a local dialogue about steadiness and a northern dawn. The text blends theater and civic inquiry with dated, fragmented lines.
Cemetery of Mammoths Unearths Giant Skeleton in France
In Pas-de-Calais France workers uncovered fossilized mammoth bones in a sand pile at Du-Tabol disturbing a 24 year quiet site. The find includes seven foot long tusks and teeth larger than paving blocks. Scientists from College of Science Lille identify the discovery and plan careful excavation to avoid damaging parts.
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King George's Pup Begs For Crowd
King George's pet dog Snip caused a stir as the royal party boarded a special train to Sandringham. Seeing the crowd, the dog stood on his hind legs and begged, prompting cheers before the dog wandered back to the royal party.
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Pack of Rat Hounds in Collingham Yorkshire Story
A local report from Collingham in Yorkshire describes a pack of rat hounds, noted as the only pace setters with fox trackers, led by Trish lorders and Border tertiers, owned by a neal min.
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Theatres Night Rehearsal and Unclear Dialogue Encounter
A fragment from a theatre notices scene where backstage chatter and unclear lines mix with audience reactions. Names and precise details are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving only the sense of a late night rehearsal and tentative dialogue about action and safety.
Relief for Sore Throats With Thogine Prescription
An advertisement touts Thogine as quick throat relief with pleasant taste. It claims safe use for all ages, promises gentle soothing without harsh effects, and notes availability at Cox Drug and other stores with a money back guarantee.
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