License standards proposed to govern motor vehicle operators
A committee of the States Safety Council including legislators backs a license system for operators. It outlines age limits of 16 for piloting tractors and 18 for operators, annual renewals, fees, and required exams covering eyesight, reading road signs, knowledge of laws, and driving ability. It bars drunk or drug users, felons using cars, and repeat reckless drivers from licensing. Existing licenses would be renewed subject to exams. fraud and certain offenses would cancel licenses. The measure cites the national vehicle code and aims to fund traffic enforcement.
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ROCK
Anéas Safety Council
General Assembly
H. M
Tembétary
Nanan
License Payment Time Is Extended
LITTLE ROCK The penalty for failing to buy automobile licenses was waived until midnight January 19 by Commissioner of Revenue Earl Wiseman after Gov. Futrell requested the extension. Officials report about 2,900 cars operate locally while around 400 had been licensed in Hempstead County by Thursday night. The order cites economic conditions and urges owners to act promptly, with no further extension planned.
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Little Rock
Earl Wiseman
Commissioner of Revenue
Arkansas Automobile Owners
Wiseman
Marion Futrell
Jon
Ed van Sickle
C. €. Mitchell
State Revenue Department
R. Bearden
el Dorado
Hempstead
Ann Hollister
Tony M
Peter Kendal
Valeria Rennes
Ia Maneer
Ann
Tony
Meter
Peter Naka
Hint
Morida
Peter
Anais
Valeria
Children of
Tracy
Prunt
Allan
Gernight
Howe
Alvin Admite
Suliv
Ingleside
Dhayeli
Hilding
Ilo
Ana
Meg
Methodist District Meeting in Prescott
The Prescott district educational meeting was attended by Hope Church representatives Miss Beryl Henry chair of Christian Education, Mrs. Frank R Stanley president of the Woman's Missionary Society, and Rev. and Mrs. Fred R Marrison.
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First Methodist Church of Hope
Prescott
Beryl Henry
Board of Christian Education
The
Hope Church
Frank R Stanley
Woman's Missionary Society
Fred R. Marrison
Speech Endorses Legal Liquor and Horse Racing for Tax Revenue
A Patmos, Arkansas letter from January 9, 1935 argues for legal liquor and horse racing to gain tax money. The writer says liquor was less prevalent under legal status, supports the senator for “bread minded” leadership, and favors using the tax windfall to fund schools and local sanatoriums while criticizing prohibition. George W Hamitt signs.
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George W. Hamitt
Patmos, Ark
Parks' Motion Continued In Brundidge Primary Case
Lawyers debated Brundidge primary law in a dispute over which candidate, Parks or Kitchens, received the legal votes in the August 29 run-off. Attorneys for Parks argued the statute targets constitutional conflict, while Kitchens' team said the suit seeks redress in the election and asks only whether Kitchens was properly nominated.
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Parks
Brundidge
Congress
United States
Kitchens
Untold Drama Spins From Rainy Night Runaway
In a stormy city night Ann flees Allan after a staged ruse with Peter Kendall. A taxi chase, a drugstore stop, and a detective hunt unfold as Ann seeks refuge and truth while Allan spirals toward suspicion and danger.
Trends in Motor Car Design at New York Show
Innovations in body design and construction highlight the New York auto show. The solid steel turret top from Fisher Body promises safety and leak resistance. Buick 40 sedan adds recessed foot space for comfort while Pontiac Eludep mentions interior space optimizations and clever storage features.
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New York
Jxnovations
Fisher Body
Barrow Death Car Exhibit Comes to Hempstead
The car linked to Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker is to be shown at Hempstead Motor Company next Monday January 14 as part of a national tour with anti crime groups. Criminologists C Wiley Stanley and Robert Parker will present and project crime situation stereoptical pictures. The display runs 3 p m to 9 p m and is free to the public.
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Clyde Marrow
Bonnie Farber
Arcadia
Hempstead Motor Company
C. Wiley Stanley
Robert Parker
Dillinger Lawyer Details Bribery Scheme and Fire
A Dillinger related lawyer recounts being fired by Piquett last May to enable a surgical plan to outwit authorities, including Dillinger paying $10,000 to Piquett. Housekeeper Anna Patske adds that Piquett tried to buy the doctor off after the expose and offered $800 to sway him. A separate note describes a crude method to reseat hoses on a tank by swelling hoses with gasoline.
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Piquett
Dillinger
Anna Patske
Judge Bush Ill, Court Adjourned. Special Judge Sits
Judge Dexter Bush is ill and unable to preside at Friday's session in Nevada County Court. A special judge will be elected to sit during Bush's illness after the Prescott case yesterday. A French airline started Marseille to Algiers passenger service with limited mail and express. An ad for a tonic claims Thedford's Black-Draught helps constipation and related symptoms, with a reader testimonial.
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Dexter Bush
Nevada County
Prescott
Ivill
Bush
Marseilles
Algiers
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