Investment or Deficit: Flynn on Government Books
John T Flynn argues Roosevelt’s use of investment as a label for government spending aims to hide the deficit. He compares public finance to private accounting, condemns segregating current outlays from capital, and warns against tampering with the books to mask deficits. He cites roads, defense, soil conservation, and schools as examples.
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Flynn
NEA Service
Roosevelt
Congress
Russia
Nis
Soal
NEA Service, Inc
Chamberlain on new peace mission to Rome
Prime Minister Chamberlain travels to Rome with Prime Minister Mussolini to push appeasement as Europe watches Spain and potential Franco-British French talks. London hints that the policy’s fate could unfold in the coming days amid fears of new war next spring.
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Associated Press
Chamberlain
Italy
Mussolini
Europe
Viscount
Rome
Spain
London
U. S. Britany
Tokyo
Japan
Arita
United States
Britain
China
Iran
Philippines
Guum
Hongkong
Singapore
England
Tokio
Washington
Infant Martha Chambless Dies at Four Days
Martha Mae Chambless four day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Reese Chambless of 322 West Avenue D died at 745 oclock Wednesday morning.
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Martha Mae Chambless
Reese Chambless
West Avenue D
A Thought One Visit Between Two Eternities
Carlyle reflects on time as a Mille gleam between two eternities with no second chance, a meditation on fleeting moments and lasting memory. The fragment evokes a melancholic, philosophy tone as it considers fate and existence.
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Carlyle
Epilogue clarify speech between acts in play
The quiz states true and false items about terms including that an epilogue is speech between acts, sand hogs as a wild box species, and a porpoise not being a fish, while noting the Volga flows into the Caspian.
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Volga
Caspian
Heart Attack Fatal to Mrs J D Luck in Rosston trip
Mrs J D Luck 58 of Rosston died of a heart attack Tuesday night while en route to visit her father in Willisville. She requested a doctor and died on arrival at Waldtu. Funeral at Rosston Baptist Church Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial in Moore Hill Love cemetery. Survived by husband six sons and three daughters with listed spouses. Pallbearers named.
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J. D. Luck
Rosston
Willisville
Waldo
Waldtu
Rosston Baptist Church
Wesley Thompson
el Fort O'Steen
Moiritt Ohlove Cemetery
Orville Taylay
Orville Oglesby
Johnny Jamies
No A. Fairchilds
Arthur Hart
Owen Tomlin
Luck
Oren
A. B
Calevan
Rosstai
Lyne
Cale
Charlie B. Luck
North Little Rock
O'dell
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers and Scenarios
Adated etiquette quiz presents common office scenarios. It includes how to dismiss a secretary, whether a secretary should criticize an employer, proper business salutations, prefered closings, and telephone etiquette. Answers indicate polite handling and safety in unfamiliar positions.
Injured Owen in 20 foot fall near Cantley home
John Owen a 42 year old headlinesman for the municipal water and light plant lies in grave condition after a 20 foot fall from a tree on Shriver street. He suffered a fractured skull multiple fractures and dislocations. He was taken to Julia Chester hospital with a grim prognosis but possible recovery after months of treatment.
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John Owen
Municipal Water and Light Plant
Wis
Lee
Shriver Street
W. M. Cantiyy
Owen
Julia Chester Hospital
Owaon
Nierepairnen
Cantley
Shover Street
Kiwanis Officers Installed at Hope Club Event
Kiwanis officials in Hope were sworn in during a Tuesday Ladies Night and intercity program with Texarkana Kiwanis at Hotel Barlow. 35 Texarkana members and wives joined 95 Hope members and spouses as G. T. Cross became president and J. Ched Hall vice president while A. W. Stubbeman was secretary.
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Hope Kiwanis Cash
Texarkana Club
Hotel Barlow
Texarkans
Hope Club
Tom J. Wilbanks
Texas and Oklahoma Kiwanis
New Hope
G. T. Cross
J. Che
Kiwanis Glee Club
Texarkana
Charles H. Puckett
B. A. Watson
Mary A. Graves
J. W. Burnett
AW. Stubbeman
Kiwanis
Chapeau Guilty on Smuggling Charge
Albert N Cha beau ex convict and foreign film broker pleaded guilty to an indictment accusing him and Jack Benny of smuggling jewelry worth 2191 into the United States. Benny had returned to Hollywood after pleading innocent. The gift jewelry was for Benny’s wife Mary Livingston. Chapeau’s prior smuggling links involved George Burns. An unrelated note mentions Louisiana having 18 one variety cotton communities serving about 3000 farmers.
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New York-A
Albert N. Chabeau
Jack Benny
Benny
Hollywood
Star
Mary Livingston
Chapeau
George Burns
Phony Marks block U S trade in South America
A Willis Thornton analysis argues Germany’s Aski marks choking Latin American dollars hampers U.S. sales. Latin America buys German goods as dollars scarce, while the Export-Import Bank expands credit and better American representation may boost sales.
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Willis Thornton
NEA
United States
South America
U.S
Latin America
U. S
Germany
Uruguay
Europe
Rio de Janiyre
Dynamiter Tollett Executed in Electric Chair in Tennessee
Nashville Tennessee dispatch reports 28 year old White Miller Tollett, convicted dynamiter of three little girls, was executed in the electric chair. He insisted on his innocence to the end. Tollett and three others were accused of planting dynamite at Harmon Gauge home near Elizabethton Tennessee, killing Gauge’s three young daughters. Prosecutors said the plan aimed to slay Gauge, who had admitted killing Tollett’s brother.
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Nashville
Tenn
White Miller Tollett
Tollett
Harmon Gauge
Eliza
bethtons-Tenn
Gauge
County Over Top in Cotton Quota Oversubscribes fund drive
Hempstead county oversubscribed its National Cotton Council quota with $372.83 raised toward a $462.15 goal. Kyler, county chairman, urged more contributions by mail to H A Young, treasurer. Merchants and firms listed include Union Compress & Warehouse Co and Citizens National Bank among others aiding the drive.
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Hempstead
National Cotton Council
Kyler
H. O
Union Compress & Warehouse Company
H. A. Young
Union Compress & Warehouse Co
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
A. M. LaGrone & Co
White & Co
Briant & Co
Cook Gin Co
A. N. Stroud
Wilson Gin Co
Albritton Gin Co
Hope Gin Co
H. M. Stephens
Geo, W. Robison & Co
Talbots Drygoods Co
J.C Penney & Co
W. T. Gorham
T. S. McDavitt & Co
Plunkett-Jarreil Co
Ritchie Gracer Co
Haynes Bros
Leo Robins
Henry Watkins & Son
B.C. Brown & Co
Greening Lisurane
J.C. Parterfield & Son Ward & Son
Cox Drug Co
John S. Gibson Drug
Hope Hardware Co
Hope Auto Co
Hazel Barlow Duffie Hardware Co
Brient’s
Roy Anderson Monts
McWilliams & Renfro Hope Star
Puta Eos Mere Serenensita
Cotton prices open and close in New Orleans trading
New Orleans cotton market opens at 32 and closes at 8.93 bid with 8.26 asked. Spot cotton finishes unchanged at 8.40. Prices reflect daily movement and market quotes for the period.
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New Orleans
U S Employment Aid May Be Cut
State Labor Commissioner Exl I McKinley said Tuesday night he heard from a confidential source the federal Social Security Board planned a quarterly cut of $45,000 to Arkansas Employment Service and Unemployment Compensation. The reduction would be $15,000 for the Employment Service and $30,000 for the Unemployment Compensation Division, current federal support totaling about $145,000 each quarter.
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Little Hock
Exl I. McKinley
Federal Social Security Board
State Employment Service
McKinley
W. A. Rooksberg
Eli W. Collins
Employment
Hoyt Andres Gets San Antonio Job
WACO Texas A thick tongued Arkansas lad who three years ago as a student in Baylor University s speech department had ambitions of someday being a radio announcer found his dyes as almost perfectly fulfilled Tuesday as he began work as a staff announcer on radio WOALI at San Antonio, one of the 28 strongest stations in the station and a member of the Na Continued on Page Four.
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Waco
Texas
Baylor University
WOALI
San Antonio
John P Ward Dies in Sleep Near Spring Hill
John P Ward 39 and July P Ward 38, both from Hempstead county, were found dead in bed three miles south of Spring Hill Wednesday morning. Dr J H Weaver ruled natural causes likely heart attack. Ward, unmarried, had poor health for years, survived by four brothers James F G C Emner Ward of Hope and Lon Ward of New Jersey and eight sisters in Hope Spring Hill Little Rock Evening Shade Spring Hill Miami and Palming. Funeral at 2 30 p m Thursday at Bethany cemetery one and a half miles south of Spring Hill.
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P. Ward
Hempstead County
Spring Hill
J. H. Weaver
Me. Ward
James F. Ward
G. C. Ward
Emner Ward
Hope
Lon Ward
New Jersey
Treasury Counsel Oliphant Dies at 54 in Naval Hospital
Herman Oliphant, general counsel of the Treasury and close Roosevelt advisor, died at age 54 in a Naval Hospital on Wednesday from a heart ailment. He was known for his reputed authorship of the undistributed profits tax.
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Oliphant
Treasury
Washington
Herman Oliphant
The
Roosevelt
Naval Hospital
Pilkinton Bill Aims to Bar Livestock on Paved Highways
Arkansas notes report efforts in the 1938 session to curb livestock on paved highways. Vesey of Hemp introduces a gasoline tax cut bill while Bailey opposes it. Bills propose higher taxes, penalties and consolidation of legal terms, with appointments to state offices.
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Pilkinton
Little ‘Rock
Senate
Hope
Vesey
Bailey
Arkansas
Toney
Weis Hope
Gasoline
House
Hal Smith
Dick Mason
Cami
Erner
Grove Jernigan
Bobcats Win 40 to 3 Over Trojans in Conference Tilt
Hope High School crushed Hot Springs 40 to 3 led by Norman Green with 13 points and J Dy Jones with 20. Ellen, Eason, Baker, Murphy added points as Hot Springs’ Godwin led scorers with 17. Trojans visit Hope Friday then Bobcats travel to Prescott for Tri-County tournament action with bracket seeding and officials listed.
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Hope High School
Eam
Hot Springs Trojans
Hot Springs
Norman Green
Hope
Hahcats
J. Dy Jones
Ellen
Eason
Baker
Murphy
Godwin
Trojans
S. Harrison
J. B. Helion
Watson Wilson
O. H. Storey, Jr
Prescott High School
Senator Pope Likely Named to TVA Board
Washington reports the Senate agriculture committee approved James F Pope of Lake to obtain a seat on the Tennessee Valley Authority board. The nomination concerns Pope’s potential directorship and reflects ongoing interest in TVA governance.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
James F Pope
Lake Tomentor
James P. Pope
TVA
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NSSCR
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Autos
Buenaventura
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Hoyt Andres
Hope Youth
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Prescott
Pope
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