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Our Daily Bread notes ITVs annual unemployment tax report to the federal government this week. Exemptions listed include services outside the United States and crew duties on navigable waters. Bowden, a field manager, served as skipper of a Model A tugboat on rural Arkansas waters. earnings claimed exempt, but the final decision remains unsettled as rain and reporting confusion continue.
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Rumanians and Rome Berlin pact risks Europe
A distorted report claims Romania may align with Rome and Berlin, signaling potential upheaval as Italy eyes recognition of Ethiopian conquest. Britain and France reportedly alarmed by fascist shifts, while Paris seeks social peace talks with labor and employers to avert unrest.
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Child Fatally Injured by Auto Near Malvern
In Hot Spring County a child was fatally struck by a car near the Malvern highway about 12 miles west of Hot Springs. The driver, a local resident, was questioned by Sheriff and Prossenting Aton Willon Glover as an investigation proceeded with state education extension staff present.
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Cheap Houses Built by 8 AL Prevailing Wages Topic
An article discusses the Wagner housing bill and tax policy about building low cost homes in Arkansas. It notes a recent example in Altheiter where a basic white house costs under 4000 dollars and uses minimal plumbing, with families relying on kitchen-range water heating. It questions feasibility of building affordable housing under high standards and mentions zoning and public interest groups.
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Control of Crop Disease Is Sought
The budget proposes funding to curb cotton bollworm and fruit fly incursions from Mexico, including ports quarantine enforcement, pest control for pink bollworm, fruit fly, and canker eradication, plus surveys and operations in coordination with Mexican authorities. Additional funds cover livestock experiments in Texas.
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Mexico
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Texas
We Wuz Robbed Let the Devil Speak
Professor Berke Jaimson of the University of Alabama English department analyzes 20th century vernacular interpretations in a class discussing Milton's Paradise Lost. He contrasts Beelzebub explaining why they lost and were cast from heaven with a blunt verdict that the loss was straightforward.
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Berke Jaimson
University of Alabama
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Mind Your Manners in Guest Etiquette
Question and answer style advice on guest behavior and hosting rules, covering gifts, apologies, bathroom etiquette, solo errands, showing appreciation, and inviting families. The text presents guidance for a young girl visiting a friend's home and suggests polite responses to social scenarios.
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Barton to Lead State Livestock Show Effort
Barton named president of the Barton Livestock Show as organizers plan a statewide event to promote disease-free herds and improved breeding. Raymond de Tine and other officials discussed a central show format sending district winners to a national event, signaling broader state involvement and plans for expanded cattle, horse, hog and sheep displays.
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Fragmentary garbled note on progress and people
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions a thought about bits and a seemingly named figure Dagh with slipping from a brake. No clear event or entities present beyond scattered words.
Negro Admitted to Attack Case Jury
In Marion Arkansas a Black man was permitted Thursday to sit on the jury for a white girl assault case, a move officials said unprecedented in the county. He faces two other Black men charged with criminal assault in the same matter, with similar charges outlined in court records. The incident highlights tensions in local racial justice proceedings.
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Loss in Two Fires Near Searcy Arkansas
SEARCY Ark Early morning fires destroyed two commercial establishments in this welter of a city. Estimated total losses run about $28,000 with an undetermined origin suspected. Arkansas Provision Wholesale House sustained about $4,000 in loss. The Big Creek Gin Company's plant near Pangburn burned with damage estimated between 1500 and $9,000, partially covered by insurance.
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China Prepares for Prolonged War with Japan
The Associated Press reports that China, Japan, and Spain readied long range mobilization. Chiang Kai-Shek announced mobilization of 80 divisions by spring while vowing sufficient funds and arms. Japan planned controls on media and speech, and Spain sought a decisive advance north of Teruel. In Hankow and Wuchang, 30 Japanese bombers hit airfields, killing or wounding fifty Chinese noncombatants.
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Slot Machines Boom Amid War Turmoil in Shanghai
In Shanghai's French concession a gambler named John Riley, claimed home in Denver Colorado, builds a fortune from slot machines. He says American, British, French, and Italian workers flock to the area, with machines raking in over $1000 as Sino-Japanese hostilities intensify and soldiers and sailors crowd the dens around Pots and cabarets.
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Cranim Crackers and Riddles From Classified Pages
Puzzle items ask who the Prince of Tra-Len was and why cloud likeness suspends water. Readers ponder if frogs can live for hundreds of years in a state. East is East and West is West raise questions about Eurasian identity and a plant having a grand ability.
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Richest Girl in the World MWorld title scene and party intrigue
An ornate scene unfolds around Cotstanes Corby and a Tudor style mansion as a famed heiress and guardians discuss marriage, divorce, and social duty amid lavish preparations. Family tensions, a royal-pampered setting, and a central question of Eliza Percy’s future drive the dramatic mood. The prose hints at a grand gathering, entangled loyalties, and a cliffhanger ending awaiting continuation on Page Tywod.
Bandit Trio Flees Guthrie With $25000 Mail Loot
Three masked men shot postal messenger Arthur Mimms and Police Chief C M Sherrod in Guthrie Kentucky near the Tennessee border leaving with a mail bag containing $25000. Post office clerk Guy Askew was forced into the robbers car and released miles from town. Bank cashier B L Trabue said the money was fully insured.
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Diamond Mine Tax Delinquency Suit in Murfreesboro
In Murfreesboro Arkansas a chancery suit seeks sale of a diamond mine tract owned by Ozark Diamond Co for back taxes from 1933 to 1937. John J Walston acting for Pike County asks sale to cover tax arrears. county clerk barred from certifying land to state. The auction set for January 18 appears to be a first of its kind, court officials say.
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Japan Honors Animals Killed in the War
In Tokyo a ceremony honored animals killed serving the army with prayers for their spirits. High ranking officers attended as a regulation of mourning was erected at Ueno Zoo. The event paid tribute to horses, doves, and other animals, including Tokyo's famed elephant.
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Borah to Lead Senate Fight Against Lynch Bill
Southern senators unite to derail the anti lynching measure during a special session debate. Idaho Republican Borah will open proceedings in the senate on the measure, amid efforts to shelve it for Roosevelt's broader agenda.
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Birthday party honors Senate’s oldest member Carter Glass
Washington reports the Senate delayed a presidential budget message for nearly an hour to host a birthday celebration for Carter Glass of Virginia, the chamber’s oldest and smallest member. Glass, who vanished briefly as colleagues praised him, was lauded as the father of the Federal Reserve Act and lauded for a career spanning Treasury secretary and 17 years in the Senate.
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