Senate Passes Peach Brandy Bill and Related Measures
The Arkansas Senate, after a three day recess, passed three house bills and defeated one. They deferred action on another and placed nine new Senate bills on call. The body approved a measure by Brandy Jack Owen to authorize fruit brandy manufacture for sale outside the state, 18 to 12, after an unsuccessful challenge. A penitentiary loan bill transferring about 25,000 from various funds to the penitentiary for the 1934 crop was approved 29 to 2, with amendments removing a 15,000 transfer from the land sales furs to the permanent school fund. A third 12,000 appropriation for the special session was amended to authorize transferring 40,000 from the motor vehicle carrier tax fund and the DeValls Bluff toll bridge fund to the legislative fund, leaving 36,000 previously allotted. Senator Johnson noted funds aren’t tied by a federal injunction and an additional 4,000 may stay in the legislative fund for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Rock
Senate
Ateridar
Jack” Owen
Howard County
Mitchell
Atkins and Bailey
Milum
Norrell
DeValls Bluff
Legislative
Johnson
Alibi Thrown Out in Brinker Trial
TEXARKANA The Marie Kenzy alibi deposition was rejected in the Ed Brinker murder trial as Buck Weaver testified about former Ranger connections. The proceeding focused on alibi credibility and the timeline surrounding the Bos- Tuesday questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Marie Kenzy
Ed Brinker
Bos
Buck. Weaver
Alleg
Verbal clashes over deposition in Kentucky case
Attorneys clashed as Judge Hicks Harvey ruled a Kentucky deposition improperly certified under Texas law. The defense objected to a continuance as witness appearance or proper certification was unresolved. During cross examination Weaver denied any payment for testimony amid questions about a $600 note offering testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks Harvey
Kenney
Kentucky
Texas
Harvey
Weaver
BE. L. Lincoln
Houston
Boston
H. C. Ramsey
Fred Townsend
Yerger High presents Go to College Night program
Yerger High School will host its annual Go to College Night at the school auditorium Friday. The 7:45 pm event features Wiley College Marshall VP H. J. Mason as principal speaker on The Advantage of Going to College. The program includes processional, Negro National Anthem, prayer by Rev. Earl Dyer, instrumental solo by Nannie Lee Piggee, and the Jolly Four quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger High School
H. J. Mason
Wiley College
Marshall
Mason
Earl Dyer
A. B
C. M. E. Church
Hope
Nannie Lee Piggee
Jolly Four
Col
New Cars 1934 Styles Seen in Rear End Designs
The piece notes stream lined 1934 car shapes with emphasis on rear designs aimed at reducing wind resistance. It cites Packard sport roadster Chrysler and Pierce-Arrow as examples and suggests readers judge by year ends, not radiators, amid a list of local college and cultural items. The piece also mentions Belgian population density and Eritrean gold prospecting licenses and Mississippi cotton flags being repurposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Expert Home Buying Advice for Smart Spending
The piece extols housewives as expert purchasing agents who read advertisements, compare offers, and know the best value before shopping. It argues women’s informed buying saves time, effort, and money, leading to efficient home management and full value for every dollar spent.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brinker
Negro High School
Jege Night
Mary Alice Tippitt
Selo
Minnie Pearl Sanders
Frank Winfred Watkins
Esther Nelson
Edward Smith
W. L. McMillan
Ellis Brown
H. C. Yer
Quartet
Belgium
Europe
Talia Notorial
Asmara
Eritrea
Mississippi
Garcrest Hatchery
North
Walnut Street
Ucky St
Lucky Strike
Metropolitan Opera Company
NBC
Metropolitan Opera Company of New York
Aig
The
Housewives of the Nation Study
Neces
Ficient
Doyowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!