Linder Plan Proposed as AAA Alternative for Georgia Farmers
Governor Eugene Talmadge's agriculture chief TOM LANDER advocates a substitute for the defunct AAA. He argues import duties hurt farmers and suggests returning duties as a farm subsidy to balance industry. The Star notes temporary nature of emergency controls and considers new plans like Lindor's subsidy approach or a debenture program as possible next moves.
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Tom Lander
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
AAA
Lindor
Talmadge
Linder
The
Star
United States
America
Uncle Sam
Bankhead
Washington
Prohi Campaign Outlined at Hope City Hall Tuesday
A meeting of county city forces in Hope outlined the prohibition campaign ahead of the February 14 local option liquor election. Dr J J Cannon of DeQueen was to speak, introduced by Rev Thomas Brewster, with Attorney John P Vesey leading the executive committee and plans for music by L E Crumpler and the Hope Boys band.
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Hope City Hall
J. J. Cannon
First Methodist Church
DeQueen
Hope
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Church of
Hope Boys Band
Msi
Mr. Crumpler
Financial Crisis Near for France
Paris reports a looming financial crisis as Premier Laval faces cabinet collapse. Laval planned to resign to President Lebrun, while Geneva statements indicated he would not seek to reconcile with the Radical-Socialist party. Treasury warns a 1 billion franc borrowing is needed before May, signaling possible devaluation Laval has opposed.
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Paris
France
Pierre Laval
M. Laval
Albert Lebrun
Layat
Geneva
Chamber of Deputies
Sow'eas
Finuneigh
Haynes ex Mayor of Nashville dead at 68
Ww A Haynes former Nashville mayor died at his home at 68 Tuesday Monday funeral services were at First Baptist Church at 10 a m conducted by Reverend Frank W Patterson and Reverend O F Holmes burial at Oscary cemetery survivors include wife two brothers George and Walter Taynee and sister Mrs Mice Yates all near Nashville
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Nashville
Ark
Haynes
Nasheville
First Baptist
State Ordered to Pay Bridge Firm Over Judgment
A federal court judgment of 120 thousand five hundred five dollars and fifty three cents against the state was directed to be paid to the Kansas City Bridge Company. Westeral Judge Martinwott ordered auditor Charles Parker to issue warrants and treasurer Earl Page to pay the funds, with half the amount covered by state funding dates. The verdict concerned the Garland City bridge over the Red River, destroyed by an explosion after completion before acceptance by the state Highway Commission.
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Litply
Rock
State Returning Board
Kansas City Bridge Company
Westeral
Martinwott
Charles Parker
Earl Page
Nates
Garland City
Red River
State Highway Commission
George VI Dies and Edward VIII Becomes King
London and Washington report the death of King George V and the accession of Edward VIII. King George V died at Sandringham, his funeral set for January 28 at Windsor. Edward VIII flies to London for his accession, first British monarch to travel by air, as world mourns.
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Bug
George the Fifth
St. George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
West
Waled
Associated Press
Edward the Eighth
Princs of
Wales
Sandringham House
Wid
Sandringham
Eng
Great Britain
Little Church
Norfolk
Mary
George Vo
Buckingham Palace
George VI
Edward VI
Alpert Victor
Duke of
Clarnee
George
Egin- Lynander
Papparent
Devas ‘iv
Edward VII
Prince George Er
Australia
South Africa
Canada
India
Te Byte Pire
Onigte
England
Edward Albert Windsor
Prince of Wales
Edward the 8Th
Edward
Duke of York
Grand Jury Meets Wednesday in Hempstead County
Hempstead county grand jury will convene in Washington on Wednesday for a one day session. The circuit court criminal docket starts Thursday and runs to Friday afternoon with several civil suits set for trial. Jurors named by Deputy Sheriff Reginald Bearden include Syd McMath J B Muldrow A C Erwin Dick Watkins Frank Noten Harry Shiver G L Lewis R R Morris J H Clark J R Whitlow C E Lester O C Robins Oran W B Bearden Rocky Mound A H Christian Ozan Dan Harkness Fulton and Rabyh Hum Hope RFD.
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Hempstead County
Washington
Circuit Court
Reginald Bearden
Syd McMath
J. B. Muldrow
A.C. Erwin
Dick Watkins
Frank Noten
Harry Shiver
G. L. Lewis
R. Ri. Morris
J. H. Clark
J. R. Whitlow
C. E. Lester
All of Hope
O. C. Robins
Oran
W. B. Bearden
Rocky Mound
A. H. Christian
Ozan
Dan Harkness
Fulton
Rabyh Hum
Hope Rfd
U S Observers to Watch the Polls in Louisiana Primary
Federal observers prepare for the Democratic primary in New Orleans amid claims of slant, carpet-baggery and a fair count. Opponents of Huey Long accuse the Allen machine of planning to steal the election as the special committee prepared to monitor polling activity.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
O. K. Allen
Long
santi-Long
Cleveland Dear
Congressionis
Allen
Ganfield
Massachusetts
Widow of Schall Will Carry On in Public Life
Mrs. M Sehill near sixty pushes forward after the death of her husband Schall. She remains a focused figure in public affairs and contemplates continuing his community work despite personal loss.
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Schall
Associated Press
Washington
M Sehill
Penalties Loom For Unlicensed Car Owners In February Rush
Revenue Agent Ed Van Sickle warns Hempstead automobile owners to buy state license tags before midnight February 4 to avoid penalties. With about 60 tags issued, roughly 1,500 remain, per a letter from Earl R Wiseman, state revenue commissioner, stressing there will be no extension beyond February 4.
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Ed. van Sickle
Hempstead
New 400-Seat Theater Opens in Washington Arkansas
Variety notes in a 50 Years Awe column that Washington Arkansas opened a new 400 seat theatre. Railroads operated excursions at normal rates and the manager who also served as the station master addressed an audience of about 450 after the show with a welcome meal, a procession, and a band.
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Variety
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Awe
Washington, Ark
Reilroads
Jetter
Chase National Is Largest U S Bank in New Ranking
New York reports the annual list of the 104 largest U S banks, noting Chase National Bank of New York as the top institution by deposits. The ranking shows Deposit totals reaching into the billions with National City Bank of New York, Guaranty Trust Company of New York, and Bank of America NA following in the top slots.
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New York
Ameren
Life
Nenional Bank of New York
National City Bank of New York Guaranty Trust Company of
New Yor
Banke of America II
TS An
San Francisco
New Legislation Necessary to Pay Cotton Subsidy
A high administration official said new legislation is needed before the government can pay the 1935 cotton subsidy under Bankhead allotments. The House Appropriations Committee is considering a special measure to provide a gross customs receipts appropriation for the subsidy. The Social Security Funds section notes an appropriation bill of 58,024,000 to replace a failed 103,272,708 proposal, with about two thirds funding the social security net until next June as part of broader Dill Act provisions.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Social Security
Five Star Cartoonists Net 121710 Salary Stacks
The Star reports the Treasury figures show five of its leading cartoonists earn a combined 27000 per year. Eugene L. Ahern and James R. Williams top the list with 14817 and 22219 dollars yearly, followed by Merrill C. Blosser at 19181, Edgar Martin at 18000, and Roy Crane at 16417. Only T. H. Crane misses the 15000 mark. Freehand figures reflect long-running syndicate pay.
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The
Star
U.S. Treasury Department
Thuney
Federal Treasury Report
Eugene L. Ahern
James RB. Williams
N. EB
A. Service
Ahern
House
Williams
Merrill C. Blosser
V. T. Hamlin
Nardevs Cowan
Newfungies
Sli
Pergusen
NEA
Syndiate
Aealhes
Wffis
Young Joy Crane
Blizzard Buries Nation As Death Toll Rises
A brutal blizzard blankets the nation with immense snowfall and icy roads. Authorities report at least 175 deaths, most from traffic accidents, as sub-zero regions and central plains endure extreme cold before relief arrives.
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Chicago
Great North Central Plains
U.S. Canada Hold Majority of World Telephones
A 1933 Depar tment report shows North America owns about four percent of the world’s telephones, while the global total stands at roughly 18.8 million instruments. North America’s share grew with additions in 1934 and 1935, reflecting continued expansion in telephone networks.
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Washington
Gauces
America Telephone & Telegraph Co
North America
North Amerie
SW Jr
Hiese
Asamy
North Ameries
Siorty
Joe
Fiddlers Contest at Rosston Feb 15 Highlights
An old fiddlers contest will be held Saturday February 15 at Rosston announced by I W Hollaway on the committee. Fifteen events offer cash prizes including best quartet best all round fiddler and best string band with top awards up to 10. Also basketball games listed for that afternoon with schedule and matchups among local teams.
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Rosston
Hope
I. W. Hollaway
My. Holloway
Coutrat
Cale
Emmet
Russton
Kimmiet
Willisville
Bodvan
Okulons
Boughton
Redan
iBoys
Ehook
Conmeal
Study crops and agriculture in German universities
Berlin reports that agriculture appears as the chief subject of study, with theology the second. Hereditary farmers’ sons dominate, while only about six percent of the student body comes from farming families. The proportion among graduate members rises to fifty two percent.
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Berlin
Arkansas airliner crash probe unfolds in Memphis report
The News cites Air Line officials and police in Memphis detailing a passenger's attempted hijack leading to a crash in Arkansas swamplands. Authorities describe the passenger as temporarily deranged and intent on mass death, with life insurance money cited in the investigation. A hole in the plane’s fuselage is examined as possible interior damage or a bullet impact, and metal debris linked to the event is analyzed.
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Dallas
Texas
Atelines
Arkago
New York
Deran
Arkansas
Crime Age: Hoover cites 19 as the crime age in 1935
J Edgar Hoover reports that in 1935 the crime age was 19 with about one in twenty one arrestees older than 19 and 151 per 100 who were 19 or younger. He notes youths under 23 committed 53 percent of robberies 39 percent of burglaries and 68 percent of autos.
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Washington
Ju. Department
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
United States
Hoover
Waldo Hosts Hope High in Tuesday Basketball Tilt
Waldo High School welcomes Hope High School for a Tuesday night basketball game. Waldo aims to extend a three game win streak while Hope has struggled with a combined 28 points in its last two outings. The game tips at 7 20 with Stone and Turner at guard Ramsay at center Reese at forward and Galloway Bright at the other forward.
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Vietu
Agay Waldo High School
Ianhe
Prescott
Tekona
Ack
Tmn
Hammons
Stone
Tuner
Hiows
Ramsay
Reese
Githar Galloway
Ce Or Bright
Waldo
Samte
Tok
Roberts
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