Goering Foresees War as Europe Splits Along Lines
Goering predicts an eventual showdown between Europe’s fascist and communist blocs during a private Rome gathering. He spoke of a test between “order, enlightenment and good faith” versus “destruction and blood shed” as Axis tides shift, amid hushed Italian diplomatic briefings and foreign envoy movements.
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Clair Lumbsyaight
Rome
Europe
Goering
Germany
Ulrich von Hassel
Berlin
Hitler
Eric Drummond
London
Count Galeazzo"iano
Anthony Eden
Geneva
Naturalizing
Spain
Virgiria Gayide
Anat Waly
Britain
Pate
Valencia
Valen O¢in
Goyde
Giornalealy
Lily ii
Interna Lonal Inspectan
Adimove
Lternational Nofitervintfm
Hot Springs Probe Group Maintains Silence on Inquiry
The Hot Springs house committee investigating alleged gambling and lax law enforcement issued a brief statement Tuesday saying all future proceedings will remain secret with no publication of procedural details. Members declined to comment as lawmakers differ on preliminaries fueling the inquiry. Continued on page three.
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Settle Rock
House
Met Springs
Ember
Virtautin Worm No Price In Rubles
A cryptic line asks who can locate a virtautin worm no and notes the price is far above rubles. The fragment hints at a barter or inquiry with high value, but lacks clear context or attribution.
Spanish sides reject nonintervention plan in civil war
In London the Spanish Loyalist and insurgent governments rejected the non intervention committee proposal to curb munitions to both factions, signaling continued arms flow amid Britain’s anxiety over foreign involvement. In Madrid, socialist militiamen reportedly drove Fascist insurgents from fortified positions near the city, with General Jose Minju describing the victory as a significant government feat.
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London
Burgos
Viluavin
Vireles
Traby
Germany
Madrid
Spain
Iai
Hi Cer de Dos Angeles
Vinhk
Maydrid
Jose Minju
Juntry Command
Govvenment
Senate stalls as Bailey secretary pay blocks budget progress
The Senate again failed to advance biennial appropriations as debate on increasing the governor’s private secretary salary stalled action on the general biennial bill. The measure would fund $704,288 to executive and judicial branches for two years, versus $624,989 current. The house had approved $4,200 per year for secretary pay.
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Senate
House
Joint
Cunningham
Hot Springs
A A Lowe Dies at Home Near Emmet
A A Lowe, 71, prominent Emmet area merchant, died at 2 40 pm Monday at the home of Mr Albright near Emmet. He had suffered heart trouble for months and had been active in local business in Tromet, last three years with a local establishment. Funeral services were held at 2 from the Kimet Methodist church conducted by Rev Mr Walker. Burial followed in the Snell cemetery near Eminet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lowe
My. Albright
Emit
Mr. Lowe
Mamet
Manu
Police Try to Break Up Pickets in GM Briggs Strikes
Detroit faced a one day strike by about 217000 workers as General Motors and Briggs Manufacturing pickets clashed with police using tear gas. A police inspector and Briggs manager were lightly injured during the confrontation.
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Associated
Detroit
General Motors
Briggs Manufacturing
Polynesian Mammal Snared in Local Waters
A 22a-paurus Mosturus Lannevatis was trapped by a sowing fish near here on the fifth of its variety to be caught in Plavida waters in the past few years.
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Qule Uy
Plavida
Tallahassee
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville commentary notes a tense period as labor disputes, political shifts, and social changes unfold. It touches on baseball players seeking higher pay, Social Security deductions, and the beer season returning amid international tension over naval armaments and Spain, with Japan reacting to American ship enhancements.
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Nashville
Tero
Congress
Spain
Europe
Japan
Rural Electrical Meet on Friday in Hope
J. W. Pyles of the Rural Electrification Administration from Washington, D C, will be in Hope Friday January 22 to conduct a county wide farmers meeting at 10 oclock in the city hall. The session will update on the rural electrification program and discuss Hempstead county status and possible project completion for approval. County Agent Walter Montcastle notes potential inclusion of Spring Hill Patmos and possibly Columbus with connecting lines. All interested residents should attend at 10 Friday morning.
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J. W. Pyles
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington, D. C
Hope
Hempstead
Spring Hill
Patmos
Columbus
Walter Montcastle
City Hall
Mrs Bundy Re elected by Hope Boys Band Auxiliary
Mrs. Bundy was re elected head of the Hope Boys band auxiliary at a Monday meeting in the high school building. New officers include Mrs. Edwin Dossett as vice president and Meg Doe Smith as secretary.
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Leon Bundy
Auxiliary of Hope
Edwin Dossett
C. Cook
Meg. Doe Smith
C. V. Nunn
Harvey Barr
L. N. Garner
Harry Segnar
Fred Luck
Fred White
Slige
Nuxiliary
NYA
Bindster
Ruel Oliver
Lean Bundy
Auxiliary
Ian
County Bar Honors Luke Monroe In Death At Hempstead County
A joint session of Hempstead County circuit and chancery courts in Washington Arkansas memorializes Luke F. Monroe after his death on January 13 1937. The obituary notes his long legal career from deputy circuit clerk to senior bar member, service as prosecuting attorney and state representative, and his deep ties to Washington and the county.
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Circuit Court
Dexter Bush
Chancery Court
Pratt Bacon
Hempstead County Bar
Washington
Luke F. Monroe
Circuit Court of
the &H Judicial Circuit
6Th Chancery District
Hempstead
Arkansas
First Methodist Church
W. H. Etter
Tempstead County
Hempstead County
Luke, F. Monroe
Court House
Iis
Bay
Relief Forces Aid Northeast Arkansas Flood Refugees
Relief forces moved to assist flood refugees in northeastern Arkansas as rivers White, Black and St Francis surged, threatening more homelessness and agricultural losses. Floyd Sharp, head of the Works Progress Administration, announced $100,000 for relief jobs in the area as levees gave way on the Missouri side and rainfall continued. Red River at Fulton declined to 214 feet, with recent readings peaking at 224, while rainfall totals included .80 inches at Index and .70 near Fulton.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Works Progress
Floyd Sharp
St. Francis
Missouri
Fulton
Index
Arthur City
Kidnap Witnesses to Inspect Fowler in Tacoma
Eye witnesses to the Charles Mattson kidnapping will confront ex convict Leigh Haskel Fowler 36 now forced to grow a beard. The confrontation follows a report from an Unimpedchable source.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles Mattson
Leigh Haskel Fowler
County Examiner Election Call Issued by County Judge
Judge Frank Rider issued a notice calling Hempstead county teachers to meet at the courthouse in Washington at 10 o clock Saturday morning January 30 to elect the county examiner. All county teachers urged to attend.
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Frank Rider
Hempstead
Washington
Judge Rider
Dudge
County Hesitates on Special Election for Monroe Seat
A three member informal Hempstead County canvass found 95 percent oppose a special election to fill the late Luke F. Monroe seat. Governor Bailey indicated the choice should rest with voters, with estimates pegging election cost around 750 dollars and a new representative likely only briefly in the current session.
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Heme
House of Representatives
Luke F. Monroe
Carl E. Bailey
W. 8
Monroce
Star
Atkins
Rider
Judge Rider
Hempstead County
Social Security to Be Rotary Theme
H. M. Jacoway of Little Rock regional attorney of the Social Security Board will be the principal speaker at an inter city Rotary meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Garner hotel in Nashville Hope Rotarians are invited to attend Those planning to attend are asked to notify T L Cornelius
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H. M. Jacoway
Little Rock
Social Security Board
Garner Hotel
Nashville
Hope
Cornelius
Hughes Flies U S in 7 Hours 31 Minutes
Howard Hughes, famed cinema producer, set a new transcontinental speed record by piloting a high speed monoplane from Newark to somewhere in 7 hours 31 minutes, at an estimated average speed of 232 mph. The report notes coverage across era fashion items like evening shoes and a jet bead accented black velvet chapeau and a rose damask gown on display.
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Newark
N. J
Howard Hughes
New York
Industry, Sex-Appeal, Dime Stores, and Crooning Earned Salaries
1935 salaries highlighted by industry appeal as key earners. Notable figures include Petre, Perret, and Herron from film and motors, with executives from Twentieth Century Fox, General Motors, and Latrobe Electric Steel Co. mentioned amid broad industry mentions and pay scales.
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Perret
Vast Politi
Ewllus Bt
Tieteral Motors
Babes Qiisi
Jose Tee Tu
Pachavinees
WeuveeTya Kioe
Gener Motors
Tage Cynebys
Justin Wnd
Aha Erpariig
Boo
AnHer
Waoliworth Go
Aod
Thomas J. Watsut
Lundane
Giuthaedt
Latrobe Electric Steal Company
Tad Ninote
Butik
War on Utilities Sought by Norris
President Roosevelt forms a committee to draft a national power policy within weeks. TVA chair Dr A E Morgan and Senator Norris clash over government vs private power, with Norris opposing broad municipal transfers from private companies. Lilienthal favors aggressive TVA utility policy amid Washington dispute. note cites 700 colleges with football squads.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley
A. E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Morgan
Norris
TVA
Senate
Dr. Morgan
David Lilienthal
White House
Lilienthal
Cotton opens steady as market extends gains
New Orleans March cotton opens at 12.41 and edges to 12.38 in early trading. Spot cotton closes steady at five points higher, with middling grade in June at 12.08.
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New Orleans
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