Withdrawal of Amur River patrols agreed by Russia and Japan
Moscow and Tokyo reached a pact to withdraw military cutters and armed patrols from the disputed Amur river islands Seniufu and Bolshoi. The accord followed clashes and casualties after Japanese Manchoukuoan forces opposed Soviet actions. Tokyo welcomed the move as relief to avert wider war despite unresolved island possession questions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Haninking
Manchoukuo, Saal
Soviet Russia
Amur River
Lslanda
Moscow
Foreign Office
Adur River
Russia
Manchoukuo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Klementi E. Voroshiloff
Mavy
Sennuru
Shigemitsu
Manchuria
Tokio
Teft
Amur Islands
Soviet Union
Amur
Ned
Toubie
Toklo
Mussia
Amur River Islands
Substitute Court Bill Is Opposed
Washington observers report administration leaders offered a substitute bill for the Roosevelt court issue. Opponents call it no better and aims to sidetrack the dispute for the session. Senate votes and committee routing become central as debate starts Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Bandits take $48,000 in jewelry from broker's wife
New York police report a robbery fronting Beelman Hill where two rings and bracelets valued at 48,000 dollars were stolen from Mrs. Josephine O Forrestal, wife of a wealthy broker, after she returned to her apartment from a hotel night club.
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New York
Josephine O. Forrestal
Beelman Hill
Orton Is Awarded Eagle Scout Badge in Hope
Dan Beard, National Scout Commissioner of New York City, Friday night awarded Billy Orton of Hope on Fagla Scout badge. Herndon and several Hope scouts attend the national Scout Jamboree in Washington, D.C. The Eagle badge is the highest rank besides palms. It is the first time Mr. Beard presents such a badge in this section. Billy Orton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilt Orton, 120 North Louisiana Street.
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Dan Beard
New York City
Billy Orton
Hope
Alurday
Rufus V. Herndson
Tex-Ark Council
Herndon
Scouts of Hope
Washington, D.C
Beard
Young Orton
Wilt Orton
North Louisiana
Sireeb
County Agent Appointments At Arkansas State University
Fayetteville AR. The University of Arkansas College of Agriculture announced Friday the appointment of John H Stephenson as Greene county agent Coryell S Christian named assistant agent in Calway and Faulkner counties and Dale McGregor named assistant Yell county agent.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
John H. Stephenson
Greene County
Coryell S. Christian
Calway
Faulkner
Dale McGregor
Yell
Mind Your Manners Quiz and Answers
A reader quiz on social etiquette asks if Yours very truly is suitable for a friendly letter, whether a Miss should appear on a girl's envelope, and if a guest should reveal exact arrival times. Answers: no for formal closings, yes on Miss, yes a return address, hostess owns the bed, yes to fill the house, and guests may be excused early after long travel. best solution is option (b).
Fulton Man Dies in South Carolina
Floyd B. Jones, 33, of Fulton Arkansas, died Wednesday in Camden while engaged in evangelistic work. The body lies in Fulton for funeral services at the family residence Saturday morning with burial at Mt. Nebo near Futmos. Survived by his mother and father, five sisters and five brothers including Irving, Van, Paris, Berlin, and Lynn Jones.
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Fulton, Ark
Floyd B.jones
Fulton
Camden
Mt. Nebo
Futmos
Henderson Jones
Ooker Aking
M. ¥. Dance
Ida
Frenees
Beasie Jones
Irving and
van Jones
Paris
Berlin
Lynn Jones
Patmos
Wage Gains Offset by Higher Prices
The American Federation of Labor reported that declines in the last three years nearly offset higher pay. Government figures show average annual pay up $162 since 1933, while living costs rose enough to erase all but $17 of that gain. The survey notes price increases from strong combinations and urges unions to counter price exploitation.
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Washington
Amcritan Federation of Labor
Federation
Five Die in Preholiday Fireworks Blast in Idaho
A drug store firework blast in Nampa Idaho killed five and injured several others. investigation was delayed Friday night as authorities sought more information about the incident and its causes.
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Nampa
Idaho
Soil Chief Praises Southwest Arkansas Erosion Program
Dr. H H Bennett, chief of the Soil Conservation Service, praises farmer and business cooperation in Hope and Hempstead County. He tours Western Arkansas with a group including Louis P. Merris and J W Sargent, noting signs of progress and alarming land waste from erosion. He urges statewide adoption of erosion control measures on more than 950000 acres to safeguard Arkansas farms and future welfare.
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Hugh H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Bennett
Bureau of Chemistry and
Solla
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Boddaw Soil Conservation Service
H. H. Bennett
the Service
Washington
DAC
Hope and Hempstead Pouhty
Western
Arkana
Sas
Waldron Project
Louis P. Merris
Fo. Worth
Texas
J. W. Sargent
Arkanas
Paul H.walser
Guy Fletchier
Louisiana
Ki. E. Winters
Region 7
Dr. Bennett
Arkansas
Wester Arkansas
Arkanggs
License Denied to 17 Liquor Dealers
LITTLE ROCK P Seventeen retail liquor dealers received word from Revenue Commissioner Ford that they must go out of business. He refused new licenses as part of a drive to remove liquor stores from highways and pledged to revoke wholesaler licenses for sales to unpermitted outlets. Retailers denied licenses Friday included the White Store near El Dorado and the Star Store near Sheridan. The piece notes Death Valley’s 134 degree record.
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Little Rock
Ford
White
el Dorado
Star Store
Sheridan
Second Peach Festival Set for Nashville July 21
Nashville Arkansas prepares for the second annual Peach Festival on July 21 with a peach queen and court to preside over exhibits from local orchards. Visitors will find booths featuring peach goods and festival information as growers report a superior crop of over 50 000 bushels at good prices amid 17 000 acres of peach trees and a parade of 80 floats and seven bands to open the day.
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Nashville
Ark
Highland
United States
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
Court Amendment May Be Shelved In Arkansas
In Little Rock lawyers scoff at a petition to cut the Arkansas Supreme Court from seven to five members and trim the chief justice’s eight year term to four. Skepticism and denials suggest sponsors abandoned circulating the measure, with questions about who drafted it and why.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Little Rook
Basil Baker
Turlner Butler
Griffin Smith
Lawye
Airplane crash kills veteran in West Helena
HELENA Ark Feb crash near West Helena claims the life of W E Keys 37 a National Guard supply sergeant and World War veteran. He died in a Helena hospital shortly after with Ed Stenberg 18 injured in the same incident.
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Helena
Ark
West Helena
W. E. Keys
National Guard
Ed Stebnbark
Keys
Two Escape Injury in Highway Crash Near Emmet
N. E. O'Neal of Hope and L. E. Lemmerhart of Prescott escaped uninjured after a Friday afternoon collision on Highway 67 three miles north of Emmet. Lemmerhart’s car, headed toward Hope, tried to turn off the pavement. O'Neal’s car struck her rear, spinning it and blowing a tire. Both vehicles were only lightly damaged.
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N. E. O'Neal
Hope
L. E. Lemmerhart
Prescott
Emmet
Lemmerhart
Hops
O'Neal
Semmerhart
Investigation of A P and L Ordered
The Arkansas Public Service Commission Friday ordered a system wide probe of Arkansas Power and Light operations. It directs engineering and accounting divisions to start immediate investigations to establish a rate base and improve regulation due to lack of sufficient accounts. A horse owned by John S Wood of Crozet Wax died when one horse reared and fell onto the other, killing both.
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Little Rock
State Utilities Commission
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Commission
Power and Light Company
Power and Sight Company
John S Wood
Crozet
Wax
Early search for Amelia Earhart extends miles from Howland Island
Navy reports indicate Earhart's plane may have run low on fuel near Howland as planes and ships traced a path from New Guinea. The Ontario tug acted as station ship while Itasca waited near the island. Efforts centered on locating the missing aircraft within miles of the expected route.
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Bviation
Pacific
Navy
Howland I
Tarlo
Jean Samce
Ontario South Sea
New Guinea
Howland
Miss. Hart
Mea
Ontario
Equator
Earhart
Oakland
Cal
Lae
Howland Island
Parific
Ing
Itasca
Jarvis Island
Bors
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AFL
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Fred Noomi
Newland Island
Mght
Howlard Island
Lockheed
Death Valley
California
Philadelphia
Morrie Arnoyich
Phillies
Erskine Mayer
Quakers
Bulletins
N. P. O'Neal
New Zealand
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