Federal Prison Slat of Term Rehearing Monday
Washington report on Albert Fall whose one year jail term for the Teapot Dome scandal was not suspended. Justice Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court deferred ordering immediate imprisonment. He said he would consider adding a day to the term next Monday and the attorney general could designate the prison if added. Frank Hogan said he would consult Fall on the proposed mollification.
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Washington
Albert
Beiley
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Bailey
Fall
Frank Hogan
Two Youths Drown While Swimming Near Russellville
SILLVILLE Two youths from Hector, Churchill and Walter Kaufman aged 12, drowned while swimming with friends about 10 miles southeast of Russellville. Green Kaufman, father of one boy, attempted rescue but was swept away. The body of Kaufman was recovered two hours later by Lyle Hill as rescuers continued overnight searching the river for Churchill.
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Sillville
Holls Bend
Ina
Uae
Ns Raver Ghout
Tip
Ada ‘ Y
Churchill
Hector
Walter Kaufman
Green Kaufman
Russellville
Kaufman
Lyle Hill
J. Q. Hill
Mail planes to be dispatched by new radio link
Washington federal regulators grant Aeronautical Radio Inc a 40 watt private commercial station at Little Rock Municipal Airport. The facility, a subsidiary of American Airways, will dispatch mail planes and communicate between airport staff and aircraft using nine frequencies, with four restricted to daylight hours.
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Little Rock
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Aeronautical Radio, Inc
Little Rck
Nina
Hels
Aeronautical Racdia, Inc
American Airwarys
Little Rock Manicipal
Fred Stadtbaker
American Airways
Les Beer
Marriage Licenses Issued by Hempstead County Clerk
Marriage licenses issued by County Clerk Arthur Anderson at Hempstead County courthouse Washington since July 1 include John William Hawthorne and Yda Emerlee Turnage Willie Mulley and Helen Watts Harry Keith and Leora Jumes W Spoonanure and Mia Virgie Blissingame Weaver Stephenson and Elena Lee Hoffpaulr John Mecker and Frances Bled- BDU Ernest Powell and Tennsissee Powell Fenanue Carrigan and Thilma Thompson Kiney Biko gud Devil Jolursan.
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Arthur Anderson
Hempstead
Washington
John William Hawthorne
Yda Emerlee
Willie Mulley
Helen Watts
Harry Keith
Leora Jumes
Spoonanure
Mia
Virgie Blissingame Weaver Stephenson
Ellena Lee
Fenanue Carrigan
Thilma ‘Thompson
Kiney Biko Gud Devil Jolursan
Hope Furniture Co Escapes Robbery
Robbers forced the front door of the Hope Furniture store at Third and Main around 9:15 Friday night but fled as proprietor Herndon and a traveling salesman arrived after the shop was found open. No losses were reported though the cash register was damaged and a coat left behind. A crowd gathered on South Main as authorities searched the building for the intruders.
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Hope Furniture Company
Third
Main
RV. Herndon
Pative
Init
Clark County to Plant Strawberries
Arkadelphia officials and Chamber of Commerce leaders say at least 100 acres of strawberries are planned in Arkadelphia and neighboring areas. Officials note nearby fields show success and large tracts east and west of the city could be adapted. A committee is gathering data on costs yields and prices to share with interested farmers. They anticipate a large commercial crop next year and daily load shipments during the season.
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Arkadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Letter Carrier Finishes 28 Years of Service
Fayetteville Ark a letter carrier Harvey D Wilkinson aged 68 completes 28 years in the postal service. He began as a carrier September 4 and says he walked his rounds without missing a day, citing dedication to duty in the local mail system.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Harvey D. Wilkinson
JeVer
Postal Service
Wilkinson
Pwite
Muyettaville
Nine Pilots Still In National Race
Nine pilots remaining in the National Tour began the cross country leg from Memphis to Birmingham after an overnight stop at the municipal airport.
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Memphis
Birmingham
Blytheville 4-H Rally Draws 275 Youths From 16 Units
Blytheville hosts a 4-H club rally drawing 275 boys and girls from 16 Chickasawha district units. Leachville wins attendance honors with 19 of 20 members present. County Judge Zal B. Harrison keynotes on settling disputes out of court as Miss Turner and J Laly Cherry spoke on education and records in club work.
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Blytheville
Chickasawha
Chicago Mill and Liander Company
Leachville Club
Fayetteville
Zal B. Harrison
Wijvile Virgil Turner
J- Laly Cherry
Cora Lee Coleman
8. D. Carpenter
Osceola
J. BE. Crutz
Migs Mary Outlaw
Catmaunlies
Armorel
Lone Oak
Clear Lake
Perry
Ekron
Half Moon
New Liberty Leadvilte
Manila
Yarbro
Dell Panheen
Brown
Boynton
Dugwood
Huffinan
Humanity Faces Grim Future If War Returns Says MacDonald
London reports Prime Minister MacDonald warned at a peace meeting that another war would bring Armageddon like exhaustion and uniformity, wiping out mankind. He urged British delegates bound for next year’s disarmament talks to secure pledges and use common sense to cut the burden of war. An early party gathering was disrupted by stench bombs thrown by women.
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London
MacDonald
France Backs German Loan Aid Amid Pacifism Price
Paris reports Hans Luther, head of the Reichsbank, left for Berlin with a German government message indicating willingness to assist in securing a large loan. In exchange Germany would commit to permanent pacifism, renounce political or economic union with Austria, and suspend naval armament.
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Paris
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Berlity
Frage
Germany
Austra
Fishing Conditions Falter Across Arkansas Rivers
Weather and river conditions hindered fishing across the state. Cade River ran low and muddy with very poor fishing while Ouachita above Arkadelphia was low but clear with fair fishing. Nashville area streams and lakes were low with few fish. DeWitt lakes saw fair crappie and bream. Forrest City waters muddy and rising with poor bites. live bait angling good around Walnut Ridge and Portland.
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Little Rock
State Game and Fish Commission
Cade
Ouachita
Arkadelphia
Nashville
Horseshoe
DeWitt
Forrest City
Wiimol
Portland
Ice Man Injured By Falling Ice Block Saturday
Jobn I. Osteen, driver for Southern Ice and Utilities, was painfully injured Saturday morning when a 200 pound block of ice he was unloading fell on his foot. He was taken to Julia Chester hospital for dressing and will remain until an X-ray can be taken in the next two or three days.
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Jobn I. O'Steen
Southern Ice and Utilities Company
Julia Chester
Woman Tourist Fatally Injured in Arkansas Car Crash
A woman tourist from Little Rock died Friday in a car crash on highway 22 near Paris Arkansas. Another passenger, Mrs. James Brady 32 of Little Rock, was seriously injured. The vehicle overturned while traveling from Little Rock toward Fort Smith on a vacation visit with relatives.
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Paris
Ark
A. J. Peaenek
Like Rock
James Brady
Little Rock
Highway 22
Fort Smith
Dot
Hempstead Receives Dividend From Arkansas Bank
Arkansas Bank and Trust liquidating agent reports progress in paying Hempstead County deposits. About 12 000 to 13 000 paid as the 40 percent dividend on roughly 41 000 in county funds. Bond collateral secured water and sewer districts, with about 6 200 held by state banking department. Agent says full 40 percent soon, but fourth dividend requires more cash to protect all depositors.
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Hempstead
Arkansas! ‘Bank
Trust, Co
W. S. Atkins
Atkins
State Banking Department
Arkansas Bank
Local Youth Enters West Point July 1
Harry J. Lemley Jr. of Hope Arkansas enters the U S Military Academy at West Point as a cadet. He is assigned to the Lord Company under General Smith with a class total of 450. The new cadets undergo six weeks of intensive drill and instruction before joining the Corps of Cadets in August. The initial academic year runs 8 a m to 3 p m with afternoon drills and intramural sports. The class splits into sections for daily subjects and prepares for a five day practice march in the Catskills. Lemley’s first leave is October 24, 1934, for ten days.
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West Point
N. Y
Corps of Cadets
Catskills
Lemley
Ding
New Haven
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
New York City
Nooe Dame
Christike Mewes
Old Bank Suit Dropped in Hempstead Chancery Court
The $121,000 suit of B C Brown et al against Arkansas Bank & Trust Co was dismissed Friday in Hempstead Chancery Court at Washington with Chancellor Johnson presiding. A counter suit by State Bank Commissioner Waller Taylor and liquidating agent W S Atkins seeks to confirm title to farm lands in the name of the bank in liquidation. The court took under advisement a separate case over $1,000 life insurance in Missouri State Life, with parties and executors interposing claims.
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Pemeter Johnson
Hempstead ‘Chancery
Missouri
Hope Lumber Company
Charey
Martha
Finin
Architects Protest Plans For Federal Building In Little Rock
Little Rock architects protest the $1,500,000 federal building plans as inadequate for the city. They seek revisions with support from Senator Joe T. Robinson and Representative Heartsil Ragan after a photo of the proposed design appeared in a local paper. The group says the design lacks dignity and does not reflect a progressive community.
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Little Rock
Treasury Department
Une
United States
Joe T. Robinson
Heartsil) Ragan
Robinson
James A. Watmore
Ball Players Pay Fine at El Dorado
In El Dorado municipal court Cotton Tatum first baseman and W Perrin Baton Rouge pitcher paid fines of five dollars and costs on assault charges arising from a late set to during a game between the Standards and the Lions. Witnesses cited a batters’ clash and an argument involving F Simmons catcher and Tatum. Simmons was charged with assault valor but dismissed.
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EL Dorado
Cotton Tatum
W. Perrin
Baton Rouge
Standards
Lions
F. Simmons
Tatum
Ferrin
Simions
Children Hurt by Runaway Auto in Hilltop Incident
A car rolled downhill with no one inside it after brake failure in a hillside street. A first child and her sister were struck while playing in a yard as onlookers tried to aid them. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fitzhugh are the children's parents, returning from Hot Springs the day of the crash.
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Pia
Vari Buren
Rae Ottis
Id Peake
C. M. Fitzhugh
Pair Plans Nonstop Flight to Mexico City Adventure
Seth Yarrington and Edward Maloney announced Saturday a late afternoon nonstop flight to Mexico City to rest twelve hours and return nonstop. They call it a live rehearsal for a proposed Atlantic flight.
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New York
Seth Yarrington
Edward Maloney
Mexico City
Deaf Mute Shot By Railroad Detective
Fort Smith reports a deaf mute named Buddy White, 28, was shot by a Frisco railroad detective after attempting to board a second train following removal for stealing a ride. The shot struck his arm as White was reportedly detained near the railway.
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Fort Smith
Buddy White
New York
EB. Wilson
Frisco
White
Value of Country's Railroads Fixed at 24 Billion
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission fixed the nation's railroads value at twenty four billion seventy eight million dollars as of December 31 last year. The figure was released in data from public hearings.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Peach growers bureau forms in Nashville meeting
A Nashville gathering of peach growers, led by Glen Kilgore president and others, created a growers bureau. Officers named include Luther King treasurer and W. Garfitt secretary. The group plans to spend one dollar per car on advertising to promote peach consumption and canning across Arkansas to the Canadian border, with support pledged by the Western Fruit Bureau. The Pacific railroad company and other railroads are noted as involved.
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Nashville
From Higers
Glen
Luther
Fg Dent
Glenn F. Wallace
Orgi
Arkansas
William Garfitt
Western Fruit Robbers
Bureau
Mi Pacific Railroad Company
Rarope
Injuries Believed Cause of Death by Own Action
ROGERS Douglas Ratcliff a 45 year old farmer died at his home Friday from self administered poison. Family had earlier thwarted several suicide attempts and he had bought poison to kill moles. He fell convulsing in the yard and died before a physician arrived. He had been mentally deranged and suffered multiple serious injuries from prior accidents.
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Rogers
Douglas Ratcliff
Hig
Ratcliff
Laos
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Ice Man
John L. O’steen
Joseph I. France
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