Here and There Editorial: Gibson Anniversary in Busy City
Avex H Wasi reflects on Mr. Gibson’s 30 years in the drug business during a city anniversary, with telegrams from officials and dignitaries. A humorous highway accident near Guernsey interrupts the celebration as Coach Hugh Bristow encounters a man curled on the roadside, prompting a cautious response from authorities.
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Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Teft King
Hapa
Hugh — Bristow
Guernsey
Star
Sharmming
Roy Anderson
Jim Bearden
Tere
Bristow
Bobarer
Ward
Amin
Stratosphere Flight Pioneered by Wiley in 1946 Attempt
Billy Parker reports on Wiley Pound and Frank Phillipe testing stratosphere flight from Los Angeles to New York. They aimed for record speeds by cruising at extreme altitude, landing near Cleveland after a roughly cross-country dash, illustrating the potential of high altitude air travel despite technical challenges.
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Billy Parker
Associated Press
Wiley Pound
Frank Phillipe
Tos Angeles
New York
Wiley
Ian Wiley
Los Angeles
Dundee
Cleveland
Ghia
LMS Nis
Senate to open debate on soldiers' bonus bill this week
The Senate agreed to begin consideration of the soldiers' bonus payment bill Friday after Republican Leader Monary urged delay. The bill seeks immediate payment of the veterans' bonus amid wartime memories and political pressure, with the issue tied to the broader wartime veterans' aid agenda.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Monary Haul
Adtay
Couge
Hage
United Front
Three-Term Arkansas Governor Harvey Parnell Dies at 55
LITTLE ROCK. Former Arkansas governor Harvey Parnell, who led the state through prosperity and downturn, died of a heart attack at age 55. He served as lieutenant governor before ascending to the governorship in 1928, won a full term in 1938, and retired as Governor Putrell took office, with heart trouble affecting him for three years.
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Little Rock
Harvey Parnell
Arkansas
Parnell
Heraan
Jeff Davis
Ventire
Thrive
John Martineau
Marines
Putrett
Wic Parnell
Martineau
Agents Vital to Farm Program in Present Crisis
County farm and home demonstration agents must play a growing part as agriculture faces changing conditions. Arkasas College of Agriculture leaders told about 70 at the annual district conference opening in Hopeville, urging planning to handle surpluses and market shifts.
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den Dan T. Gray
C. O. Brannen
College of Agriculture
University of Arkansas
iHlpevily
Albert Graves
Dewy Gray
Brannen
Finneral of Dyess to Be Held Friday
GOODWIN Ark Officials announce funeral services for Dyess officials and victims of the Southern Transcontinental crash as investigators probe wreckage in the Arkansas marsh country. State leaders declare mourning while public offices close for the day and ceremonies are planned Friday for victims and relief workers.
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Finneral of
Dyess
Goodwin
Ark
American Airlines
Southern
Department of Commerce
Arkansas
R. W. Schroeder
Little Hock
Aly Hyo
Chichlwin
Murrell
Prithiv
Feisty
30 Day Extension Granted Hauptmann by New Jersey Governor
Governor Hoffman granted a 30 day reprieve for Bruno Richard Hauptmann, the Lindbergh baby kidnapper, following late hour discussions. Supreme Court declined to intervene, while a possible confession and advisory review sparked last minute political maneuvering in Trenton and New York as officials weighed stay of execution.
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Jersey
Trenton
N. I
Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Wilentz
Washington
Supreme Court of the United
Supreme Court
Hughes
N. J
William Conklin
Hoffyoan
Conklin
Britno Richard Hauptmann
New York
Chicago Packers Ordered to Return Taxes in AAA Processing
Federal Judge Barnes ruled that 43 million dollars in AAA processing taxes, tied to bluescrow by Chicago packers, must be returned. The decision affects ongoing funding bills and related appropriations for SH Mion deeds and Gurney 4H contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago Packers
Barnes
Pahmington—Ltd
Seumen Huy Committees
Pymroyan
Fragments of a Night in the Apartment Share
Julia Craig struggles with a key and two bulky bunnies before entering her shared apartment with Amy Sanders. The two discuss hearing trouble, work, and the idea of selling headpieces while Amy reads a map and comments on the day’s events.
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Julia Craig
Amy Sanders
Amy
Irons
Doverport
Julia
Garden Club Tea Sparks Talk on Society Page
A Garden Club tea last week drew remarks from attendees about society coverage. Mrs Hamilton Usson comments on pay for the paper while Amy and Ghutia discuss trends and personal views on page features.
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Hamilton
Ghutia
Garden Club
Paige
Petuates
Amy Iereverqntiv
Hamilton Usson
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Charles A. Sheffiell
Astension Service
U.S. Department
Rhone Valley
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Mejnyhes
Vielnet
Perscoy
Copyright Associated Press
Bulletins
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Auda
Anya
Pune
Dilia
Labia
Ally
Viva
Nard Jones
Cotta
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