Here and There Editorial On a Frankfurter Biographical Pamphlet
A reader reviews a pamphlet attacking Felix Frankfurter, noting its Austrian birth claim and US upbringing. It links the piece to the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation and Hearst interests. The writer warns against secret money and hidden sponsorship behind such propaganda.
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Felix Frankfurter
Roosevelt
Vienna
Austria
United States
Joseph Pulitzer
Mr. Frankfurter
Edwin C. Hill
Hill
William Randolph Hearst
Twenty Have Filed for Office in Hempstead County
Hempstead County lists show candidates for county and district posts with four days left to file before the Saturday deadline. Officials note that blanks are available at the Arkansas Bank & Trust Co. building in Hope and at Ox on Barrow’s office, with names including Ruffin White, Frank Rider, Luther Higgenly, and others in the county slate.
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John Barrow
Oxon
Hempstead County
Democratic Central Committee
Hope
Barrow
Gov. Om
W. S. Atkins
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Russians Demand a British Treaty
In Montreux Switzerland the Soviet delegation stated that Foreign Commissioner Maxim Litvinov was instructed to press for concessions from Britain at the Dardanelles conference. Britain demands unrestricted passage for its warships through the straits in return.
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Montreux
Switzerland
Maxim Litvinoff
Jenve
Air Suit Revives Goodwin Mystery
LITTLE ROCK Frank Gusps tink of Shaw Miss administrator Porta Gasparini filed a $50 000 damage suit against American Lines in federal court Wednesday over the Goodwin Ark crash of the Southerner last January Gasparini a ship stewardess was among 17 killed in the crash her suit hints the wreck may have come from interference by a frenzied passenger entering the pilot’s compartment
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Little Rock
Frank Guspstink
Shaw, Miss
Porta Gasparini
American Lines
Southerner
Gasparini
U S Getting Out of Cotton Business
Six years of government participation in American cotton markets neared an end. Final liquidation of holdings in the New Orleans market and reports from New York that the government was fast selling its holdings led traders to expect the wind-up to occur within days.
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New Orleans
New York
Sottan Poal
Farm Board
Rockefeller 97 This Week Shows Still Sharp Health
Ormond Beach Fla NEA service staff correspondent reports John Davidson Rockefeller, the world's richest man, is 97 this Wednesday and in good health. Photos and recollections from physicians ministers and old golfing partners depict a dignified elder who remains alert though his outdoor life has softened.
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Rockefeller
Grayson
NEA
Ormond Beach
Fla
John Davidson Rockefeller
J. N. Fogarty
George PD. Owen
Curt E. Engelbrecht
Rvs
Ormond Community Church
Gulf
Bankers and basket makers of Mumfordville Ky share busy crafts
Mumfordville Kentucky becomes a hub for hill people famed as banker makers with the best hand made baskets. Residents stay busy selling wares and avoiding relief. A 0 mile train trip marks a local novelty while rail conductors grow briefly discourteous, requiring a raised hand to signal smoking.
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Mumfordville
Cave District
Cotton Rises Above the 12-Cent Level
New Orleans dispatch reports cotton futures rising over 2 a hale as all new crop months cross the 12 cent level for the season high. Washington crop board estimates July 1 plantings at 30,621,000 acres, up 9.8 percent from last year, with the largest gains west of the Mississippi including Arkansas up 14 percent to 2,485,000 acres.
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New Orleans
Washington
Florida
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Five Die in Woolwich Arsenal Explosion
London England five people were killed in an explosion at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich. The War Office announced the incident on Wednesday but did not release the cause or extent of the damage.
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London
Eng
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
War Office
WPA String Band Concert at Patmos High School
The Hempstead County WPA string band directed by Rud Oliver will present a musical program at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Patmos High School auditorium. Harvey Odom, Patmos music teacher, arranges male quartets duets trios and chorus numbers with the string band. The public is invited. this Patmos show is part of a countywide series by the group.
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Hempstead County
WPA
Rud Oliver
Patmos High School
Harvey Odom
Patmos
Oliver
Bond refund purchase saves taxpayers over one hundred thousand
The State Board bought 709,960 dollars worth of outstanding highway and toll bridge refunding bonds to desert maturity, promising an estimated saving of 131,911 dollars for taxpayers.
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Little Rock
State Board
Centennial Edition Letters From Hope Readers
Readers celebrate The Star Centennial edition with congratulatory notes and memories. B S Alford recalls Hope's early days from twelve houses to tents and the first killing, while J C Carlton and others praise progress and look forward to a future centennial issue.
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the Star
Hope
Minden
Sur
Arkansas
Police Arrears Roil Hope Aldermen In Street Talks
City council blasts rumors that arrests are made and released without charges. A policing record rule would require names, addresses, arrest times and charges kept for public inspection. The session also discussed Third Street parking controls and a $500 local bid for a Community House.
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Poticer Committee
City of Hope
Arkansas
Third St
Third Street
Henry
Main
Third
Ridghill
Highway 67
Hope
Garland
J.C. Carlton
John Wellborn
C. S. Lowthory
WY. Poster
Board of Public Affairs
Women Clubs of
Hope High School
T. R. Billings Iley
Suis
Foy Hammons
Hannens Pald
Ays
Oklahoma Democrats vote tight in Oklahoma City primary
Oklahoma City reports show Rep. Josh Lee holding a late lead in the Democratic senatorial primary with Gov. E. W. Marland close behind and Thomas Gore fading to fourth as 1,398 of 3,411 precincts reported. Republican totals list Herbert Hyde and Horace McKeever among early contenders with several other candidates in the mix.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
T. P. Gore
U. S
Josh Lee
New Dealer
Marland
Gamer Smith
Townsendite
Gore
Oklahoma
E. W. Marland
Gomer Smith
National Townsend Plan
Thomas P. Gore
I Fe
Wittner Ves Cena
Thompson Seo
Barnard Soares
Wa Kirtley
Herbert K. Hyde
Charles F. Ursehel
Horace McKeever
Enid
Robert W. Kellough
Tulsa
Hyde _, Sree
MiKeever
Kellough
Seven British Soldiers Die in RAF Plane Crash
Seven soldiers including a Canadian were killed when an RAF reupply plane crashed near AIRO during night maneuvers. The accident happened after training exercises, with the victims all serving in British forces.
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AIRO
Egypt
Royal Air Force
Italian Planes to Strafe Ethiopians
Rome reports Italian military air lines were sent to strike the Ethiopian district after an observation flight. At least four Italian fliers were fatally injured and the hostile witnessmen ambushed the victims following the mission.
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Rome
Talsay—Ttalian
Prescott Rotary hears C H Moses address morals talk
C Hamilton Moses of Little Rock spoke to one hundred one Rotarians from six cities at the Allen hotel Prescott meeting. He urged personal responsibility, credit faith and self sacrifice, noting Americans were shaken by loss of faith and urging individuals to act for home and country.
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Allen Hotel
Prescott
C. Hamilton Moses
Little Rock
William Lester Gordon
Grace Annette Gee
Alta Jewell Bradley
Gordon
Arkadelphia
Hope
Nashville
Stamps
Moses
America
Little Rock Busines
Little Rock Bank
Ict
Debt Adjustment Meeting July 17 Hempstead County
A Hempstead county farm debt adjustment committee meeting is set for 10 a m Friday July 17 at the RA office. It operates under the State Agricultural Advisory Council and the Farm Debt Adjustment unit of the Resettlement Administration to help debt-burdened farmers reach new agreements with creditors. Services are free to county farmers, with details from the committee chair or county Resettlement supervisor.
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Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
Ir Wags
E. M. Osborn
State Agricultural Advisory Council
Farm Debt Adjustment Unit
The
Resettlement Administration
WPA to Aid 55000 Destitute Farmers in Five States
Amid record heat and drought, the WPA announced plans to assist 55 000 destitute farmers across five Midwestern states within a week. Officials say two-thirds of states face hay and pasture losses, with emergency grants of 17.50 monthly for farm families in the Dakotas. Weather records show 110s to 118 degrees in the region as fires burn in western forests.
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Chicago
Contin
Midwest
Saskatchewan
Vince
Canada
Wyoming
Montana
WPA
Washington
Aubrey Riams
North Dakota
Mic
Wishek
N.D
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Llinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Suburb
Des Plaines
Rocky Mountains
Bismarck
Terre
Haute
Devil's Lake
N. D
Napoleon
AAA
Joseph F. Cox
Indianapolis
Lincoln
Neb
Rural Resettlement Administration
Two
Dakotas
Cal A. Ward
Caps to Be Paved in Highway No. 67
Newport Arch forecasts two congressmen expect Highway 67 gaps filled with concrete within a year, ending the slumbering block to tourism in Arkansas. They cite >22 million dollars for roads from federal funds and a toll bridge relief authorization that may free funds within six to twelve months. The remarks came at the first annual U S Highway Association convention here.
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Newport
Arch
Arkansas
John McClellan
Malvern
Miller
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Goodwin Mystery
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Tucker
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Music Clubhouse
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Duke
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