Japan Charges New Invasions By Soviet Planes
Tokyo reports new incursions into Manchoukuo by Russian planes and gunboats, with Japan asserting no armed forces in the disputed border islands and leaving troop location decisions to the supreme army command. Meanwhile anxiety grows over a missing Manchukuoan steamer in the danger zone amid the Spanish war nonintervention talks.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchoukuan
Yjapan
Amur
Supreme Army
Robbery Suspects Sought Across Nine States
Kansas City police said the FBI asked agencies in Kansas Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Arkansas Winds Nebraska Indiana and Missouri to search for three men tied to a $2900 University bank robbery on Wednesday. Suspects are Murray Gould Gale Sherman and George Karatoso under a federal warrant from St. Louis linked to a June Cairo Missouri bank holdup where $435 was stolen. Karalosos was identified by University staff.
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Kansas City
Otto P. Higgins
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Winds
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
University Bank
Higgins
Murray Gould
Gale Sherman
George Karatoso
Uiree
St. Louis
Cairo
Karalosos
University Bet
More Steel Mills Resume Operation
MASSILLON Ohio reports bayonetted protection as strike-locked mills reopen Friday. Rival waves of Youngstown Sheet & Tube employes stirred by plans to reopen Indiana Harbor plants, with CIO leaders urging pickets. Spotters on Lake Michigan shore prepared to warn of non strikers. Indiana Harbor plant employs about 7,000 workers.
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Massillon
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Indiana Harbor
Ind
CIO
Lake , Michigan
Laundry Owner in Texarkana Dead
J Q Crow a 62 year old Texarkana laundry founder died at his Seventh Street home after a month long illness attributed to burns from a trash fire. He came to Texarkana 24 years ago from Prescott Arkansas and retired two years ago. Survived by his wife six daughters two brothers and five grandchildren, funeral services set for 3 pm Sunday at East Funeral chapel with burial in Palestine Crow family plot.
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J. Q. Crow
Seventh Street Highway
Crow Laundry
Crow
Texarkone
Prescott
Ark
Louisiana
J. &. Boyd
Masonic Border Lodge
Rose Hall Baptist Church
Minnie Crow
Leroy Davies
Charles Arnold
Ida Mae Crow
Jimny Cook
Fracis G. Brooks
Jopyin
Audry Tallison
Amity
Ss. E. Crow
Tyler
Texas
C. J. Crow
East Funeral
Palestine
Masonic Order
Une Grave
Railroad Pensions to Be Mailed Saturday
Treasury officials said about 46,000 railroad pension checks would be mailed late Saturday under the railroad retirement act now administered by the federal treasury. The Railroad Retirement Board certified 45,000 pensioners for payment with about 4,000 more to be certified later.
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Washington
Treasury
Railroad Retirement Board
Three Executed at Sing Sing Prison
OSSINING N Y Three men were executed in the Sing Sing electric chair Thursday night for the Brooklyn holdup murder of Tsasc Shain last November 8. The condemned were Anthony Garlaus Harry Eisenberg and Watson Edwards Eisenberg 43 year old rep...
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Ossining
Thiree Mncr
Sing Sing
Thern
Tsasc Shain
Brooklyn
Anthony Garlaus
Harry Eisenberg
Watson Edwards
Eisenberg
Vate
Heidelburg University
Cchair
Youngster Injured by Window Debris in Ozan Yard
In Ozan Arkansas a 3 year old, Mite Junior Smead, sustained a deep head wound when a hammer-like object fell from an open kitchen window. The child was playing near the window and was struck on the head by sharp iron. The incident occurred while the boy used a hammer found nearby. Nearby residents report his fatal operation weeks earlier and a subsequent nervous breakdown for Troy Smead after his visit to Nashville.
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Ozan
Ark
Junior Smead
Mbcle Smead
Troy Smead
Nashville
Smead
A. C. Kolb
Peach Crop in Wynne Seen at Half Normal Level
Cross county agent E. K. Schultz estimates Wynne area peach crop at about 50 percent of normal. Slippers expect to market between 203 and 300 carloads during the season.
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Wynne
Ark
tPr
E. K. Schultz
Cross County
Use
Bank Night Suit in Magnolia Settled Out of Court
MagnoliaArkansas bank night suit over an award settled out of court Thursday. Mrs Pearl Baker received 275 in taxes and 320 in settlement. her 480 dollar claim was reduced by taxes to 275. The Maceo theater had barred her due to lack of a ticket, and Edwin Keith said bank night shows would end after the ruling.
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Magnolia
Ark
Arkansas
Pearl Baker
Maceo Theater
Edwin Keith
Cult Disciple to Be Sentenced on Friday
Los Angeles AM report that John Wurst Hunt faces sentencing Friday for a Mann Act violation. The disciple of Father Divine could receive up to five years in prison and a $5000 fine after being convicted of transporting Delight Jewett from Denver to Beverly Hills for immoral purposes.
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Los
Tax Collections Beat FDR Forecast Amid Fiscal Shifts
Treasury data show tax receipts for the year at 5.29 billion dollars, surpassing Roosevelt’s revised estimate by 69 million while expenditures declined to 8.11 billion. Government receipts rose from last year’s 4.12 billion, and WPA cutbacks led to 124,000 workers laid off in two weeks, reducing total WPA employment to 1,821,151 with 23,654 workers in Arkansas on June 21.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Roosevelt
Works Progress
Harry Hopkins
Arkansas
American golfer clinches tenneh championship title
Bulletin reports P Hion Budge of Oakland California won the AM England angless in the tennh championship Friday. He defeated Germanys baron Gottfried van Cram in straight sets 6 3 6 4 6 2.
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Washington
Hion Budge
Oakland
California
Germany
Baron Gottfried van Cram
Wilson Assumes Rotary Presidency At Hope Club
Robert M Wilson became president of the Hope Rotary Club at Friday noon’s meeting in Hotel Barlow succeeding Ed McCorkle. The officers include Rev Thomas E Brewster as vice president A A Albritton secretary Maxfield Walker treasurer and J R Henry Eddie Spragins and Ed McCorkle directors. Reports on attendance and finances were given by Rev Brewster and Treasurer Walker. Guests included Rev Harmon Ramsey S H Cadenhead of Prescott and Cecil Stover of Hot Springs.
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Robert M.wilson
Hope Rotary Club
Ed McCorkle
Barlow
Thomas E. Brewster
A. A. Albritton
Maxfield Walker
J. R. Henry
Eddie Spragins
Brewster
Walker
Harmon Ramsey
S. H. Cadenhead
Prescott
Cecil Stover
Hot Springs
World Exhibit Planned for Arkansas at 1939 New York Fair
Governor Carl E. Bailey announced to the Tri-County League in Marianna that Arkansas will have an exhibit at the 1939 New York world fair. Speaking at Bear Creek dam site during the Marianna Helena land development picnic, he pledged to find the people to conceive a proud exhibit and noted state manpower could meet any challenge.
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Marianna
Ark
Carl E. Bailey
Tri-County League
St. Francis
Phillips, Lee
Arkansas
Bear Creek
Marianna-Helena
Bailey
New York
Health Office Relocated to Carrigan Building
The county health nurse Mrs Flora Cotton Sta ter has moved the health office to the Carrigan building on South Elm street room LL.
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County Health Office
Carrigan Bldg
Flora Cotton Stater
Carrigan Building
South Elm Street
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Usage 1937
A 1937 NEA Service column quizzes readers on etiquette questions. It covers uneven numbers for displays, ornaments in vases, flower etiquette for baskets and finger bowls, boutonniere choices for ushers, and message etiquette on engraved cards. Answers: uneven counts recommended, use simple vases, do not place juice on flowers, carnations for boutonnieres, small flowers in finger bowls allowed, and signature alignment rules for married women with names partially crossed.
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Aswers
Ceprrigh
NEA Service, Inc
Partain Attacks Arkansas Bar Association in Address
Dave Partain told the Seventh District Bar Association that the state bar serves little benefit to lawyers or the public and urged a new organization prioritizing human rights over property rights. He criticized the Arkansas bar and discussed Roosevelt court reform, calling for a group defending the least privileged and denouncing bar factions as harmful.
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Atlames
Dave Partain
Biren
Tamas
Seventh District Bar Association
Partaln
State Bar Association
Partain
Roosevelt
Bar Association
Arkansas State Bar Association
Services for Clary to Be Held Friday
Julius C. Clary a 72 year old Warren Arkansas attorney died at his home Wednesday night. Funeral services will be at the family residence at 3 p.m. He had served as labor commissioner under Governors Futrell and Hays and was mayor of Warren. He represented Arkansas at the Panama Pacific Exposition and is survived by his second wife Effie Searcy and several daughters.
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Ark
Julius C. Clary
Arkansas
Bort
Clary
J. M. Futrell
George W. Hays
Bradley County
T. Butler
Merle Spencer
Little Rock
Kathleen Ball
Aubry Burnside
Mabel Russner
Clary J
Effie Searcy
Honeymooners Get Rousing Welcome in Honolulu Harbor
More than 50 excited fans jammed the waterfront to greet Hollywood couples Mary Pickford and Charles Buddy Rogers and Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond. Raymond and Miss MacDonald came ashore, were nearly mobbed, and escorted away by police. Pickford and Rogers stayed aboard to avoid the crowd for six weeks.
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Honolulu
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Charles
Buddy" Rogers
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Raymond
Miss MacDonald
Pickford
Rogers
He Travels 20,000 Miles by Bicycle
Leesburg Florida reports J Carroll Davis of Fort Worth Texas has traveled 20,000 miles in a home built bicycle trailer costing 14 dollars. The 20 year old travels with a dog named Sug and keeps overhead at 15 cents daily, with about 10 dollars a day for other travelers. He has been a bicycle trailer traveler for a year and a half.
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Leesburg
Fla
J. Carroll Davis
Fort Worth
Texas
Davis
Sug
McCabe Named to University of Arkansas Honor Roll
Arch.-ndJack Ed Ward McCabe of Hope is among 85 University of Arkansas Arts and Sciences students on the second semester honor roll. Dean V. L. Jones announced the grading system awards six for A, four for B, and no points for C, and McCabe posted a 4.00 average.
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Arch
ndJack
EdWard McCabe
Hope
University of Arkansas
College of Arts and Sciences
V. L. Jones
McCabe
Washburn Heads to Pennsylvania Visit
A. H. Washburn publisher of The Star will leave Friday for Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania to spend a month visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W Washburn and his sister Mr Frank Murrey Gibson of Tokyo Japan Horace Cate of Gordon will be in New York City later in July and the two will drive home together Mohammedans belief quoted as a stray line
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A. H. Washburn
the Star
Wilkes-Barrie
W . Washburn
Frank Murrey Gibson
Tokyo
Japan
Horace Cate
Gordon
New York City
Oil field at Shuler rapidly develops near here
Drilling and nine other tests begin at the deep Shuler oil field thirteen miles south. The Alice Sidney Oil Co tests in section 7-18-17 and Lion Oil’s Morgan B-1 in 17-58-4 are touted as major producers. Authorities consider production tests and possible proration as oil fever rises in Shuler and nearby Miller and Union counties. Arkansas eyes interstate compact talks with Santa Fe. Perfume facts from Philippines mentioned in a separate note.
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Here
Alice Sidney
Fron
Lion Oil Re J Company
Lion
Little Rock
Lion Company
Shuler
Miller County
Union County
C. Bailey
State Conservation Board
John E. Howell
Lion Oil Refining Company
Arkansas
Commiss
Santa Fe
Cotton prices and market report from New Orleans
New Orleans market update shows spot cotton opening at 12 cents and declining to 12 3/5 cents. The Spot cotton closed quietly about 18 points lower with middling grade around 12.35 cents.
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Spot Cotton
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