Kiwanis Hosts Texarkana Members At New Year Event
Kiwanis clubs of Texarkana and local members gathered Friday night at Hotel Barlow for the annual New Year party and installation of 1934 officers. Rev Wallace Rogers served as master of ceremonies with humor. Rev Wilbanks of Texarkana delivered a keynote inspirational talk and installed officers. Wives and guests enjoyed performances including an acrobatic dance by Joy Ramsey and musical numbers. New officers: Charles Dana Gibson president. Sid Bundy vice president. J M Harbin treasurer. Lyle Webb secretary. directors W S Atkins, R V Herndon, C F Erwin, John F P Cox, Oliver Williams, A E Stonequist, Vernon Whitten.
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Kiwanis Club
Texarkana Kiwanis Club
Hotel Barlow
Sficers
New Club
Wallace KR
Rogers
Quarks
Tevam Wilbanks
Pine Street
Preacher
Wilbanks
Arthur Swanke
John P. Cox
Miss Joy Ramsey
Charles Dana Gibson
Sid Bundy
J. M. Harbin
Lyle Webb
W. S. Atkins
R. V. Herndon
C. F. Erwin
John FP. Cox
C. Erwin
Wayne England
Texarkana Club
George Sweeney
Add Atkins
C. R. Ray
M. P. Mirrior
Co. L. Winchester
RR. Kirkpatrick
Dick Porter
W. E. Bann
Clyde Steger
C. A. Smith
J. E. Cronewett
Aubrey C. Grives
R. B. Cullom
Tom Wilbanks
On Wooten
H. E. Murray
M.D. Huelson
The
Hope Claiy
Three Hijackers Seized After Bridge Wreck Near Fulton
A car wreck on the Hope Fulton highway led to the Friday night arrest of three men in Fulton. Officers said the suspects were wanted in Texarkana on confidence and hijacking charges. One man gave the name Jesse Johnson of Texarkana, another Charles Kenepper of Altoona Pennsylvania, and the third used the moniker Pretty Boy Floyd. They were turned over to Sheriff R. W. Turquette and Deputy Tom Fisher and transported to Texarkana.
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Hope Fulton
Texarkana
Jesse Johnson
Charles Kenepper
Altoona
Pretty Boy
Floyd
R. W. Turquette
Tom Fisher
Clarence Baker
Homer Burke
Buki
Reqin-Thalr
Miller County
Fulton Bridge
Met
Baker
Burke
Picture Criticism Praised by P T A in Hope
The Hope Council of Parents and Teachers thanks the editor for the November 14 editorial criticizing Wheeler & Woolsey’s So This Is Africa. MRS CHESTER LESTER presides, MINA MAL MILBURN sec, expressing 10 percent behind in advocating wholesome amusements for children. The note dated January 4, 1934 from Hope Arkansas confirms support for clean pictures and social values.
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The
Hope Council of Parents and Teachers
Chester Lester
Mina Mal Milburn
Hope
Ark
Wheeler & Woolsey
Africa
New Eye Glasses Wholly Invisible
An article by Morris Fishbein discusses invisible contact eyeglasses worn under the eyelids. Authorities say they will not replace ordinary spectacles due to higher cost, harder handling, and limited adaptability to typical needs.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Nygeie
West Point at large academy appointments noted
The record mentions at large appointments to the U S Military Academy at West Point two of which are made on recommendation of the vice president and conferred by the president of the United States.
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U. S. Military Academy
West Point
United States
Crowley Case to Be Submitted to Jury on Saturday
In Piggott Arkansas Rev Dale Crowley faces a jury after final defense arguments in the shooting of J W MacMurdo, janitor at Jonesboro Baptist tabernacle. Crowley testified he acted to save his life when MacMurdo aimed a gun. he grabbed his own weapon and fired as he fled.
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Crowley
Tabernacle
MacMurdo
Crwoley
Mace
Murdo
MacMurde
Mac Murdo
Pine Allotments Due on January 20
NEW ORLEANS La Production quotas for February 1934 will be issued January 2 by H C Berekes secretary manager Southern Pine Association. All mills must register their production quota applications by January 20 to receive an allotment. Unregistered operations will be in violation of the lumber code and subject to penalties under the National Recovery Act.
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New Orleans
Southern Pine
H. C. Berekes
Southern Pine Association
Lumber Code
Southern Pine Mills
Berekes
Wounded Desperado Buried To State Penitentiary News
Bulletins report Wilbur Underhill wounded desperatly and brought to the state penitentiary Saturday from Shayner hospital by prison guards and federal officers. His condition, once despaired, is now improved.
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M'Alester
Okla
Wilbur Underhill
State Penitentiary
Shayner Hospital
Woman Slain and Hurled From Car in Detroit
DETROIT, Mich. Believed slain in an attempted attack and then thrown from an automobile, the body of Mrs. Virginia Gibson, 33, was found Saturday on a highway just west of the city limits. The corpse appeared moved or dragged, possibly tossed two or three times before discovery. She was the wife of Gordon Gibson, an interior decorator, who says she left their hotel about 6 PM Friday to go to a theater rehearsal while he worked.
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Detroit
Mich
Virginia Gibson
Gordon Gibson
Kesser Released on $2000 Bond After Cashing Suspect Bill
Kesser, an employee of Bruner Ivory Handle Co, was released on a $2000 bond after waiving preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Phillips in Texarkana. He was held for the federal grand jury after attempting to pass a counterfeit $10 bill at the Saenger theater and cashing a note at Crescent Drug Store. He claimed ignorance of how the bill came into his possession.
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U. S
Phillips
Texarkana
Troy
Kesser
A .Pugus
Saenger Theater
Cresent Drug Store
Tyler man E C Brown murdered. two former county citizens held
Tyler residents Grady Warren 24 and Miss Pearl Hensley 20 were jailed Saturday in the slaying of E C Brown a Tyler area commercial peach orchard manager. Brown body found in weeds south of Tyler robbery alleged as motive. Brown former Hempstead county citizen buried in Bingen with widow five children and siblings surviving.
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Tyler
Texas
Grady Warren
Miss Pearl Hensley
E. C. Brown
Brown
Arp
Watson Resigns Revenue Post Hits Little Rock
Governor Futrell announced the resignation of Fred Watson as state revenue commissioner and named Karl Wiseman of Calico Rock to succeed him effective immediately. Watson said he will take a federal appointment and will issue a statement later. The resignation ends his term begun at the start of the current administration in January.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Fred Watson
Karl Wiseman
Calico Rack
Watson
Falwell
Oil Code Is Most Striking Success of NEA Program
Willis Thornton reports from Fort Worth on the NRA oil code, noting steady industry gains. Production cuts under the code have lowered output to meet demand, boosting crude prices and reducing wasteful practices. Bootlegging persists, but officials believe tighter enforcement and federal agents could control the field.
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NEA
America
Blue Eagle
Willis Thornton
NEA Service
Fort Worth
Tex
NRA
You
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Oklahoma
Gulf
J. D. Collett
Texas
Kansas
New Mexico
Collett
United States
Midway
Mrs S E McMath to Be Buried Here
Mrs S E McMath wife of a former Hempstead county man died at her Bisbee Arizona home Friday night at age 34 Her body will be returned here for burial Monday afternoon in Rose Hill cemetery She had been ill for months She is survived by her husband a brother of Syd McMath assistant cashier of First National Bank here Immediate relatives reside in Cleveland Ohio
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Denver
Colo
Cleveland
Ohio
Cooking School to Offer 40 Dishes at January Session
Mrs Martha McDonald renowned food economist leads the Happy Kitchen School of Cookery to open at the Saenger auditorium for four days in January. The event targets local women and advertisers, promising new recipes, dish makeovers and bright kitchen tips. Guests may bring cooking questions to be addressed by Mrs McDonald who aims to deliver diverse demonstrations each day.
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Happy Kitchen School of Cookery
Martha McDonald
Happy Kitchen
Saenger
Ely
McDonald
South
Silver Prominence Plans and Treasury Silver Bill
House banking chairman Steagall urged greater silver prominence in monetary plans and hinted at a bill. Rumors swirled that the White House might act to lift silver values. Stengel considered a bill to authorize Treasury to buy 1y billion dollars in silver as collateral for currency. President Roosevelt pressed lawmakers to keep next year’s regular budget within tight limits, noting regular department funding at about 2.49 billion with 750 thousand for price adjustment admin.
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Washington
Steagall
House Banking Committee
White House
Stengel
House Appropriations Committee
Roosevent
To Suspend Water Service Monday in Hope City
Water service will be temporarily discontinued in sections of Hope city for new water lines installation. North of Division street between North Main and North Laurel streets will lose service Monday from 8 AM to 1 PM unless rain delays work. Consumers are advised to watch The Star public notices for updates.
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George Sandefur
Hope Water and Light Plant
Division Street
North Main
North Laurel Streets
Sandefur
The _ Star
House Legalizes Manufacture for Out-State Sales
Arkansas lawmakers clash over alcohol policy as the House passes a bill legalizing wine production for sale out of state and for local consumption, while a separate court ruling upholds bondholder claims against highway funding. The decision blocks highway fund payments beyond a maintenance appropriation, prompting a statewide refunding effort and potential Supreme Court appeal.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Satuday
Bae
Futrell
Senate
Saburda
House
Arkansas General Assembly
Roy V. Leonard
Assembly
Archibald K. Gardner
Eight Circuit Court of Appeals
Fred W. Hubbel
Des Moines
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Bridge
P.T. A
Hope Parents and Teachers Council
Flapper
Fanny
Jonesboro Tabernacle
Bulletins
Bingen
C. Brown
Hempstead County
C County
Thomas M. Brown
Ozu
C. M. Brown
George Brown
Nashville
E. Wiseman
7Th Heaven
Siurvives
Texas Railroad
Kilgore
National Guard
L. E. Barrows
State Production Committee
Ft. Worth
S. E. McMath
Bisbee
Arizona
Roosevelt
Congress
Arkansas
Féd
E. Martineau
Nance
United States Supreme Court
Fennsylvania
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