Roosevelt Delivers Cautious Oklahoma Speech Endorsement
In Oklahoma City President Roosevelt avoids a strong push for Senator Ben Eyer Thomas and the Caraway slate. He notes he spoke briefly and stops in Fort Worth then BoonevilleArkansas where Mrs Hattie Caraway receives a tentative endorsement. Roosevelt praises Mount Magazine and Arkansas scenery while urging state advertising to boost tourism and development.
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Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Eyer Thomas
Oklahomea
Ketilneks
Barkley
Mentlous
Abes
Cheraway
Booneville
Ark
Hattie W. Caraway
Caraway
Congress City
John J. McClellan
Malvern
Dd. Rosser Venable
Little Rock
Jot E. Miller
Searcy
Caray
Gies
Tan
Rentarls
Rock Island
Senator Caraway
Mystacne
Sonntoc Miller West
Roosevelt Ainde
Carnwa
Menard Intendes
Arkansas
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Arki
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Wilsons
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Thes
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Pavah
Mount Magazine
Black Hills
Dakota
Rockies
Alleghenies
Mount Manieie
Miller
Aplansas
Tam
America
W P Wallace Dies En Route From Gettysburg Reunion
Wilson P Wallace of Oran in Hempstead county died at St Louis hospital while returning from the Gettysburg Confederate reunion. He was a longtime attendee of Confederate soldier conventions and lived near the Ova area since the Civil War. Survived by his widow and many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, his death occurred at 12 25 a Monday.
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Wilson P. Wallace
Oran
Meyer
Mancay
St. Louis
Gettysburg
Ceci Wallace
Hope
Mr. Wallace
Dan Konrad
Ream
Wallace
South
Crettysburg
Hempstead
Ova
Suesiver
Tad
Follaseins
Dahters
Rood Duns
Hut Syetiis
Alpha
Saratoga
Sanmel
Wahid
Dany Sterling
Deuaie
Art
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Texas
Clarence
Arnis
Tawi Adlon
Wellington
Kans Dathin
Meeker
Okla
Goldberg
Little Heel
Lanner
Baston
Kat
Dee
Washington
Arias Bunga
Peeeport
Kang
W. Lo McNutt
Batesville
Do 1
Bock
Texiahani
Pramehildeen
Wwe
The
Star
JS. Wilson, Sr
Calumbus
Bettysburg
Lenny Viempatenil
Alaska Swelters Under Heat Wave Record Heat 67
In Barron Alaska residents endure a rare heat wave as temperatures reach 67 degrees the highest on record. Eskimo communities seek shade and water while tents and outdoor shelters offer brief reprieve during the severe warm spell.
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Alaska
Barron
Arete Circle
Distinguish True and False Claims About Institutions
A compact quiz tests recognition of factual statements about organizations and offices. It asks which items are true, such as whether Hays served as president of Actors Equity and when U S presidents take office, while challenging false notions like planes being fish or misdated claims about Russia’s crises.
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Hays
Actors’ Equity Association
United States
Russia
Thought for the Day fragment urges abstaining from lusts
Continued on page three a devotional plea quotes a passage urging believers to abstain from fleshly lusts and live as strangers and pilgrims as part of a thoughtful religious column from the era.
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Peter
Arkansas Supreme Court voids party nomination authority
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a political party central committee lacks legal authority to nominate a candidate for a general election. The decision held Governor Bailey was not the Democratic nominee in the special October election, and that vacancies may be filled by party conventions or primary elections. The ruling also involved mandamus to bar David Terry from the August primary and addressed civil service status of certain employees. The court issued injunctions on ballot items and vacancy disputes, and clarified committee authority in nominations.
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Little. Rock
Arkills Supreme Court
Teibundacade
Carl B. Bailey
WB Oan
Joho Miller
Senate
Oscar Winn
Congress
Democratic Committee
David D. Terry
Winn
Terry
Bailey
Supreme Court
Party Central Committee
Chil Servier
Ob Hs
Benten
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers and Guidance
A fragmented prompt on table manners asks about handling spoons and forks, using bread, and proper dining etiquette. It provides incorrect punctuation and garbled terms, but the gist requests correct conduct: answer questions about utensil use, left hand versus right, and avoiding interruptions.
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Sean DE
Dasa
Eight Robberies Reported Across Hope Weekend
Hope and nearby McNab suffered eight robberies over the weekend, with stores including D W Bailey’s Feed and Flour, Gulf Refining warehouse, Negro cafe and dance hall, and McNab shops robbed of cash and merchandise. A9 unidentified Black suspect fled La Cobre department store on West Second Street after about 80 dollars were taken from a cash register. Police note multiple break‑ins by night and clues such as mechanical music boxes stolen.
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Hope
McNab
D. W. Bailey
Gulf Refining Company
South Hazel
South Laurel
Western Union Company
Missouri Pacific
Floyd Baley
C. M. Cannon
Gulf Refining Warehouse
Fabbers
J. C. Chaney
Dineman
Floyd Raley
K. Spates
la Cobre
West Second Street
Fulie
British King Improves After Illness Returns to Windsor
King George is improving after illness and will rest a few days. Queen Elizabeth rode from Windsor Royal Lodge to Buckingham Palace to join the king, who remains under medical care but showing better condition.
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Windsor
Eng
George
Elizabeth
Royal Lodge
Blevins Pie Supper and Rally for Governor Candidate
The Woman's Missionary Society of Blevins sponsors a pie supper and political rally this Wednesday at 7 30 p m on the Blevins singing court. County candidates will have brief announcements. The Odem Brothers and John Cox quartets perform. Attorney Steve Carrigan of Hope speaks for A Cook's gubernatorial bid. Sheriff Bearden will sell the pies.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of Blevins
Blevins
Odem Brothers
John Po Cox
Steve Carrigan
Hope
A. Cook
Dim Bearden
Farm Bureau Rally Opens at Experiment Station
Ki fulg president of the Arkansas Farm Bureau delivers the opening address at 10 30 am at the State Farm Bureau meeting to be held at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station Tuesday morning. Ed O Neal national president of the American Farm Bureau arrives at 11 55 am for a joint Kiwanis Rotary and business leaders luncheon.
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Ed O'Neal
Hope
Ki Fg. Short
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
State Farm Bureau
Fruit and Truck Branch
O'Neal
Kiwanis and Rotary Club
C. C. Randall
College of Agriculture and Farm Organization
Lp. m
Ambuscade Routed by British Patrol Near Mount Tabor
In a clash near Mount Tabor British troops and Palestine police repelled an ambush killing ten attackers and wounding many others. A Jewish constable was killed and another wounded while two British soldiers were injured. The week of fighting totals over 300 casualties.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Palestine Police
Mount Tabor
Mrs. W T Gorham Dies on Monday
Mrs W T Gorham 34 died shortly after 1 oclock Monday at her West Third street home after months of illness. Funeral set for 2 pm Tuesday at home with Rev Pred Harrison of Kirst Methodist Church. Body to Nashville for burial. Survived by husband Wyt Gorham two sisters in Nashville Ark and Memphis plus several nephews and nieces.
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W.P. Gorham
West Third Street
Wy Tc
Gourham
Hope Merchant
Raffie Alexander
Nashville
Ark
J. A. Stegall
Memphis,Tenn
Raymond Loulean
Longview
Texas
Henry Sskes
Ashelow
W. H.rexander
Third Vacancy on U.S. Supreme Court
Washington sources discussed a third Supreme Court vacancy after Justice Cardoza’s death, naming Governor Henry Horner, Senator Wagner, and other western jurists as possible nominees. Roosevelt era speculation highlighted regional balance, with New York ties noted and western candidates debated.
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Washington
Wagner
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardona
Henry Horner
Illinois
Parsons Dein
Roosevelt
Horner
Parsons
Hughes
Holmes
Eame
Minnesota
Friends
Cardoza
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Stanley F. Reed
Kentucky
Charles & Hughes
Harlan F. Stone
New York
Sam G. Bratton
Albuquerque
N. M
William Denia
San Francisco
Harold M. Stephens
Utah
Justin Miller
Califrnia
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Temperature Record Reported At 97 Degrees Monday Afternoon
A local weather note states Monday at 2 30 pm the mercury rose to 97 degrees with Sunday’s high near 98 and Saturday’s around 98. The Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station provided the figures, noting the ongoing heat.
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Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station
Dugreus
Arkansas Exhibit Plan Discussed at County Meeting
Plans for an Arkansas exhibit at the New York World's Fair are to be discussed at a Hope county meeting at City Hall Tuesday night. Claude S. Hanby, Arkansas Centennial campaign director, said a Little Rock speaker will address the gathering, urging statewide enthusiasm for a splendid exhibit. The public is invited.
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Arkansas
Hope City Hall
Arkansas Centennial Committee
Little Rock
Claude S. Hanby
The
Star
Tax Collection Sets Record High for Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington reports that the Internal Revenue Bureau posted its largest-ever receipts for the year ending June 30, led by excess profit taxes at 3,233, and social security and railroad retirement taxes totaling over 2.58 billion dollars. State totals include New York 1.23 billion, Illinois 494 million, Pennsylvania 474 million, North Carolina 40 million, California 312 million, and Michigan 309 million.
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Washington
Y T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
New York
Illinis
Penn
Vania
North Carolina
Calitoria
Michigan
Two-Week Court Docket Cleared
Municipal Court Judge WK Lem ley cleared a two-week docket by disposing of 16 cases on Monday. There was no contempt session last week as the city observed the Fourth of July. Floyd Straughter and G A Hath, Jr. were found guilty of drunkenness and fined 10. Charles Arnold posted a 310 bond with Jess Atkins, and pleaded guilty to drunkenness with fines. Clarence Jones was fined for disturbing the peace.
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WK. Lemley
Floyd Straughter
G. A. Hathmayty Yy
Wich
Charles Arnolt
Jess Atkins
SLI
Clarence Jones
Dizzy Dean Set to Return to Mound with Cubs
Chicago Cubs owner Ph K Wrigiov ordered Dizzy Dean to be ready to go within a week as he recovers from three months of illness. Dean said he is ready to pitch again and resume duties on the mound.
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Dizzy Dean
Mound
Dizzy
Chicago — Br
Ph K . Wrigiov
Chicago Cubs
di Dean
Dean
Hughes Cuts Lindy Record in Half in Start World Hop
Howard Hughes set off from New York for a world circumnavigation attempt aiming to beat Lindbergh’s time, but a tail crack and weather forced a three hour delay in Paris after a record Atlantic crossing. The 25,000 pound twin monoplane journey began with a 5,000 crowd at Floyd Bennet Field and plans to fly via Boston and Newfoundland toward Moscow and beyond.
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Hughes
Paris
France
Howard Hughes
Atlantic
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Moscow
LeBourget
Sportsman
Floyd Bennet
Field
Faris
Nova Scotia
Lindbergh
Siberia
Fairbanks
Alaska
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Wiley Post
Brooklyn
Eq Lund
Harry Connor
T. L. Thurlow
Richard Stoddart
Boston
Shediac
New Brunswick
New England
Army Air Corps
Department of Commerce
Lund
New Orleans Cotton Opens Lower on July 4 Trading
Cotton prices in New Orleans opened at 8 37 and closed at 1.80 bid 8.83 asked. Spot cotton finished dull with a 21 point decline. Middling grade priced at 8 88 at close.
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New Orleans
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