Here and There Editorial by ALex H Washburn
Editorial discusses Roosevelt's stance against fixed constitutional interpretation and calls for possible federal amendment to empower the Supreme Court on inter state issues. Highlights Roosevelt’s reelection, congress majority, and debate over reading the preamble to align with modern science and society.
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Liberty Leaguer
Liberty Leaguers
Congress
America
Supreme Court
United States
Supres Court
Hts
Blizzards Sweep West Trigger Cold Wave For State
Snow and sub zero chills swept the Far West, with blizzards along the Pacific Coast and in Arizona and Utah. Forecasts warned of a cold wave reaching statewide, after a drizzly Tuesday and heavy Wednesday rainfall. About half an inch of rain had fallen by 2 PM Wednesday, with January totals showing several small amounts and a record low night around 10 degrees.
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Far West
Minute West
Pacific Coast
Arizona
Utah
Laver. Cole
Erea
Hope
Fruit & ‘Ruck Branch
Debt Committee to Meet Jan. 15 in Hope Resettlement Office
Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment committee chair E M Osborn announced a meeting to be held at the Resettlement office in Hope at 10 a m Friday January 1 The committee aids debt burdened farmers in negotiating with creditors to avoid foreclosure or bankruptcy with no charge for services Members are appointed by the governor and serve without pay except out of pocket expenses Information may be obtained from the chairman the extension agent or the RA rehabilitation supervisor This is part of the Farm Debt Adjustment Unit of the Resettlement Administration.
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Se. M. Osborn
Hempstead
Woogulay
Hope
Resettlement Administration
Chalrawn
Nevada well feared ruined by gas and water influx
Preecots Arkansas dispatch reports Wallin Haynie No. bo well of OC and 1 Petroleum Company blew in Monday night under heavy gas pressure, yielding an estimated 2000 barrels of oil daily. By Tuesday night it still flowed. cap attempts ongoing. Flow consisted mainly of water with a small oil portion. Locational details place the well on the John Bewes lease in section 5-15-20.
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Wallin Haynie No. Bo
Petroleum Company
Mt. Fool
Seruis
Nevada County
Pasing
Wis
John Bewes
Salary Increase Rejected for City Plant Chief Arch Moore
In a four to three vote the Hope city council refused to raise Arch Moore’s monthly pay from 200 to 229, matching the late George Sundefur’s prior rate. The decision followed committee and mayor recommendations, with several aldermen voting against the increase. The council also considered sanitation issues at mule barns, a proposed junior police program for Hope Boy Scouts, and other municipal matters.
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Hope Municipal Water
Ranan
Carter Johnson
Mr. Moore
George Sundefur
Fulinsop
Albert Grive
South Wahui
J. K. Sidle
Police Department For
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Hope Boy Scouts
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Muller
Graves
Young Simeyail Taylor
Swithh
Couneil
Atkins
Municipal League
Teagie
Coutine
Call for Better Meat Inspection in Arkansas Meeting
At the Arkansas Veterinary Medical Association meeting in Little Rock the call for uniform state meat inspection laws gained support. Dr Dick of Little Rock urged state supervision to ensure consistent sale laws and aid in disease prevention, proposing an inspector employed to oversee municipalities.
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Arkansas Veterinary Mediun Association
Dy TM. Dick
Lelegutes
Hyeshale
de. J
Morton
Pine Bluff
Dy. J. C. Young
Marianna
Walter Martin
Jonesbury
Mirtan
Spain protests to League on Italy and Germany
Valencia government lodges a double protest with the League of Nations accusing Germany of seizing Spanish merchant ships and sending Italian volunteers to aid the insurgents. Paris reports France considering dispatching troops to the Pyrenees to shield the undefended Spanish frontier from possible German volunteers.
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Valencia
League of Nations
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Germany
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France
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Spain
Inaugural Special Rescheduled to December 12
The Hempstead county Star reports a scheduling correction for the inaugural special voyage. Errors shifted the date from January 11 to December 12, with Meg Bailey and others to attend ceremonies at Cattle Rock.
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Carl EB. Bailey
Cattle Rock
Inaumuris
The
Star
Hempstead County
Dianehoerer
Meg Bailey
Intermal
Litthy
Two Visit Office of Kidnap Probers
Tacoma readers heard investigators from two southwest Washington men visit the kidnapping probe headquarters on Wednesday amid speculation the abducted Charles Mattie may be hidden near Shelton. Officials did not identify suspects or reveal progress, noting only ongoing efforts and the unconfirmed status of a lead.
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Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Wernesday
Charles Mattie
Shelton
Usen Seul Oeset
Turned Brown by Brown Turner in Nashville
Nashville dispatch reports frustration at Civil Service rules as the Civil Service Commission asks Congress to require all public payroll workers to pass exams. The piece notes tougher tests could affect Congressmen and hints at political maneuvering for reelectability. It also pokes fun at airline travel, lines for tickets, and cutbacks on free lunches.
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Nashville
Tenn
Civil Service Commission
Congress
One Liquor Store to Town Debate Sparks Arkansas Laws
A fragment from an Arkansas newspaper discusses a preacher’s proposed liquor central law aimed at discouraging liquor use. The writer questions the preacher’s residence and cites beer’s perceived evils, noting many see beer as weak yet still popular. The piece laments public indifference and urges voters to oppose repeal.
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Nichols
Booneville
Arkansas
Uprising and hospital budget conflict in Arkansas
In Benton and Little Rock, Arkansas, lawmakers mull cutting state hospital maintenance funds. Representative Coffelt vows opposition on the house floor, accusing rivals of steering finances toward higher education and other interests. Two Hospital Board members resign or consider resigning amid the dispute.
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Benton
Ark
Kenneth Coffelt
Coffelt
Wartime Chaplain Donnelly Trains For Rest and War Games
Chaplain of the 38th Division, Mr Donnelly, faces military duties and problems. To relax he takes walks and engages in complex maneuvers at a war games facility.
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My. Donnelly
Federal Agencies Watching Strike at General Motors
Federal agencies seek to mediate labor disputes at General Motors plants where about 50,000 workers are idle. Labor Department conciliator James Dewey reports GM vice president William Knudsen agreed to meet with a UAW committee and federal conciliators. UAW leader Homer Martin says a general stoppage is underway and vows cooperation with government agencies to win workers rights through their union.
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Detroit
Mich
General Motors Corporation
James F. Dewey
Labor Department
Perkins
William Knudsen
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
Dewey
Miss Perkins
Knudsen
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Martin
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
Sinking Spells Hamper Pope Pius Recovery
Vatican officials report Pope Pius XII experiencing sinking spells causing near unconsciousness over the last 48 hours, hampering his recovery. Hospital and Vatican sources note the spells remain a concern but offer no new update on his condition.
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Vatican City
Rome
Hilgu
Uwpaw
Roosevelt Aims for Unity and Relief in War Crisis
Washington reports outline President Roosevelt urging a unified democracy to confront global militarism and address domestic issues including housing, tenant farming self-sufficiency, unemployment, and wartime relief powers. Congress moves toward a ban on munitions shipments to Spain as the president speaks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Eomesday
Joiinties Senate
House
Faisreachi
Spain
Senate
Missing Hope farmer Ode Taylor Still Unlocated
Ode Taylor, a 53 year old farmer, disappeared from a Hope town street Saturday and remains missing. Deputies ruled out a Texarkana arrest as a lead and SW Arkansas officers are alerted. He was last seen in overalls and a felt hat, with a grayish appearance and his right forefinger missing.
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Ode Taylor
Downstown
Hope
Taylor
Texarkana
Reginald Bearden
Arkansas
Cost of Congress About 21 Million
Washington figures show the operation of Congress will cost taxpayers about 21 million dollars in the fiscal year ending next July. The pay for 531 senators and representatives at about 10 thousand dollars each is included, along with 4.65 million for the Government Printing Office and 110,680 for the Capitol police salaries. About 2.5 million funded air conditioning for the Capitol and the three congressional office buildings, with clerks and maintenance of grounds and buildings making up a large share of the remaining cost.
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Washington
Congress
Government
Skry
Cotton market report from New Orleans shows steady prices
Cotton in New Orleans opened and closed at 12.25 with a steady close. Spur cotton stayed unchanged as LMP middling traded around 12.80.
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