Roosevelt weighing public appeal to labor to push peace
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt may address organized labor via a radio or film appeal to urge a peace settlement between the A F of L and CIO. Officials warn such action could trigger financial strain, with Labor Secretary Frances Perkins and other New Dealers signaling cautious optimism as talks stall.
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Chamberlain Pledges Britain to Defend Poland in Commons
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain would stand by Poland against any Nazi move to reclaim Danzig. He said the policy was approved by Poland and France to remove doubts Hitler might have about Britain’s resolve.
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Changes Forecast in NLRB Policies
Washington Senator Elen of Louisiana predicts more changes in National Labor Relations Board policies to offset criticism. The forecast notes administrative shifts and potential reforms amid ongoing debates over the board’s direction and decision making.
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Thought Moan amity thie fear of Geel tat will deliver us from tie fear of tot
Witherspeen offers a cryptic reflection on fear and relief, suggesting words that mix dreamlike phrases with social anxiety. The fragment hints at a speaker pondering deliverance from dread through ambiguous amity and fate.
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Fragmented student quiz prompts obscure historical note
A damaged OCR style item mixes names and events with unclear context including a birthday party, a fall, a shooting, and a death. It mentions diverse persons and places but the exact story is unreadable, offering no coherent sequence or verifiable details.
Drunken Driving Fines Loom Over Court Sessions
Leslie Daniels was found guilty of drunken driving and fined 10. Special Judge Steve Carrigan heard the case as Municipal Judge Lemley recused himself. Watson Rhodes faced a continued trial to July 24 with a 150 bond. Rhodes’ car crash on the Hope Prescott road damaged the war era vehicle. Numerous others faced fines for traffic violations, drunkenness, or untaxed liquor, with bonds set or appeals noted.
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Leslie Daniels
Steve Carrigan
W. K Lemley
Watson Rhodes
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L. C. Sommerville
C. D. Rogers
E. A. Ferguson
PF. N. Petro
Earl Golden
Martin Guthrie
Carl Strong
Haywood Willis
Clemens Fulec
Hilton Blake
Jesse Smith
Boned
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Negrn
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Ware
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Curtis Jefferson
Ernst Jefferson
Hon Jefferson
McNutt May Get New Federal Post
Washington officials signal President Roosevelt will announce Monday the selection of Paul McNutt as head of the new Federal Security Administration. The move is described as a strong hint of the administration’s choice.
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Soil Conservation Chief to Speak at CCC Camp July 25
Dr Hugh Bennett, chief of the Soil Conservation Service in Washington, D. C., will visit Hope July 25 to speak at the annual Soil Conservation Field Day hosted by the Terre Rouge Bodeaw and nearby districts. The event plans a 5000-strong crowd on the Hope CCC campus with a free barbecue and melons. Bennett, a world renowned soil conservation authority, has directed the Soil Conservation Service since its inception and has surveyed soils across the United States.
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Mind Your Manners P M Reqs WU Pat Off
Question and answer guide on baby christening etiquette includes where to christen, announcing adoptions, godparents numbers, and formal invitations for friends. It provides informal alternatives and a sample prompt asking what to do.
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Old World Reports on Panama Canal Defenses Spy Hunt
War correspondent Thomas M. Johnson describes intensified spy-hunting around the Panama Canal Zone as American and international agencies seek to bolster canal defenses before potential war. British, Japanese, and German espionage risks loom while spy networks, guarded documents, and skilled operatives are scrutinized amid heightened security measures.
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George W Haynes Buried Sunday in Bingen
George W Haynes 78 native of Hempstead county died Saturday at his home near Binger where born April 26 1864 He married Mary Ellen Hicks November 31 1883 Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Bingen Baptist church Surviving are four sons Albert Ed gar Hicks and Pam Haynes and two brothers J L Haynes and Walter Haynes
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Molly) Hicks
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Nashville
Carson slayer appeals after hospital abuse claim
In Little Rock Carson Joel Carson, 29, condemned slayer of State Hospital Gard J. B. Ketler, testified in federal court that he was mistreated beaten and threatened with death while under observation at the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases. The hearing on his habeas corpus petition was continued into Monday afternoon.
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J. B. Ketler
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Carson
Cotton prices in New Orleans July session
In New Orleans markets, July cotton opened Monday at 9.62 and closed at 9.75. Spot cotton closed dull, five points higher, middling grade at 9.35.
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Death of Havelock Ellis Sex Scientist Leader
London reported the death of Havelock Ellis, 80, British sex researcher and sociologist, on Saturday at Hintlesham near Ipswich after a long illness. Ellis retired a year earlier to the village and was famed for Studies in the Psychology of Sex, a major multi volume work.
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Philbrick Improves After Stroke at Home
Hope architect and electrical inspector Philbrick was reported Monday to be on the way to recovery after a light stroke on Saturday. He rests at his White House residence on East Second Street with normal blood pressure and nourishment, and relatives say he is improving steadily and may be up within a week or ten days.
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WPA Group Will Return to Work
Hon. Sabath introduces a bill to restore the prevailing wage rate on work relief projects provoking a 130 hour per month standard and a wave of WPA worker protests. The Workers Security Federation urged returning to work while planning night meetings to pressure the relief act as a protest tactic.
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Supreme Court Rules New Laws Needed for Highway Refunding
Arkansas Supreme Court in a 4 to 2 ruling invalidated an executive order for selling refunding bonds and held that Governor Bailey needed new legislation to proceed with the 140 million dollar highway bond refunding program. The court said the legislature must fix defects before issuing non callable bonds and pledging highway revenues. The governor announced a special session to consider the required laws.
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T. M. Mehaffey
Board of Finance
New Ones Brought Into LSU Scandal
Baton Rouge reports six sensational developments in the LSU scandal. Federal arrest of Nes Barksdale for conspiracy in diverting WPA labor and material. Attorney General Ellison says Gov Earl K Long's funds were forged for bonds. Gov Long demands prosecutions. forged names on university funds noted. Special assistant Hardin says investigations reveal more misdeeds. Continued on page six.
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K. Allen
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