Stork Statistics Stir Debates on U S Population
Bruce Catton discusses Dr. Tauber of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics and how birth rates vary by region. He notes 627 counties with rapid population gains are often poorer, and that farm births outpace city births, with migration patterns and schooling shaping the outlook for American children.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Taeuber
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Dre
Treuber
United States
America
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
California
Oregon
New England
Albany
Richmond
Seatte
Oakland
San Francisco
Cies
Taerberatuch
One Killed and Six Injured In Harlen Ky Shooting
A mining town in Harlan Kentucky faced gunfire as a miner died and several others were wounded during clashes between miners, guardsmen, and troops. Governor Chandler ordered marshal personnel to restore order as about 250 people were arrested in the disturbances surrounding the Mahan Milison mine five miles west.
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Harlan, Ky
Dick Caldwell
Mahan- Milison
Here
da Manberry
Hopkinsville
Noble Bowman
Dan Noe
Jobe Kennedy
Hubert Green
Mos
Kinde Green
Nations Guard
Japan Closes Three More Ports in Fukien Province
Shanghai reports Japan will block three additional Fukien province ports starting Saturday and will not guarantee safety for third power vessels thereafter. No American ships affected.
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Shanghat
China
United States
Fukien Province
Suutecay
End of Heat Wave Nears Wednesday
The Associated Press reports a heat wave across the Middle West may break up by midweek. The weather system is expected to weakly move from the Dakotas on Wednesday, easing extreme temperatures after days of intense heat.
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Iby
Marth Pacifiv
Middle West
Dakotas
Fragmentary Thought on Faith and Trouble
The text presents a cryptic reflection assigning troubles as a path to faith in God. It references Gael, Romine, and unnamed concepts of unrest and guidance, but lacks clear actions, dates, or events to form a concrete news item. The readable portions suggest a devotional or interpretive note rather than a reportable incident.
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Gael
Romine
Royal Quiz From Cranium Crackers
A reader quiz about European royalty asks who became king after a father’s assassination and which monarch was born a king. Other items query the smallest European king and the outer heirs of Queen Wilhelmina. Answers appear on page two.
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Schoulboy
Europe
Wilhelmina
Holland
Leone
Bailey hints at special session on highway debt refinancing
Governor Bailey, in pre session talks with lawmakers, says proposed legislation to refinance the Monic Met-ollar highway debt would not set an interest rate but expects an average 3 to 4 percent. He notes a Monday meeting is unlikely, adding the session will start sooner.
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Little Rock
Bailey
Ifis
SD Pope
County Sing to Be Held in Sweet Home
The Hempstead County Singing Convention meets at Sweet Home next Sunday between Blevins and Prescott, four miles from Blevins, at 4 PM. Annual session. new officers to be chosen for the next year. Stamps Baxter Music Co and Hartford Music Co will have reps among several quartets. large crowd expected.
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Hempstead County
Sweet Home
Blevins
Prescott
Sheyer Springs
Stamps Baxter Music Co
Hartford Music Co
Three More Arson Cases Disposed of in Ashdown Blaze
In Ashdown Arkansas Little River County circuit court dismissed three arson charges. Earl Poindexter was found not guilty due to uncorroborated testimony. Two other cases against Robert Johnson and J T Prince were dropped. Sentences for E R Jarvis Chris Wheaton and Woodard Breed await later judgment.
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Ashdown
Ark
Little River County
J.T. Prince
Gillham
Atl
Minor Milwee
Earl Poindexter
Fall Hope
Hope
Milwee
Crses
Poindexter
Byron Goodson
Robert Johnson
Hope Negro Filling Station
Gillham, Ark
Vourt
Gentenge
Jarvis
Chris Wheaton
Woodard Breed
Wheaton
Breed
James H. Pilkinton
Curtis Cannon
Pilkinton
Petit Jury
Goodson
Cannon
E.R. Jarvis
Aegra
Charlie Crosnoe
Cannan
Byron Cloudson
Negro of Hope
J. T. Prince
Gillhaan
Ashdown Hotel
E. R. Jarvis
Christ Wheaton
Wandard Breed
Btias
Supreme Court
E. BR. Jarvis
Charles Croanoe
Sweeney Copeland
Jim Sanders
Highway 67
Charles Cros- Hoe
Crosnoe
Crarland School to Be Sold on July 28
R M LaGrone Sr Hempstead county courthouse commissioner announced the old Gat land sehest building would be sold to the highest bidder on Friday July 28 at the city hall building. The sale is for cash with the foll continued on page four.
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R. M. LaGrone
Hempstead County
Gat+ land sehest
City Hall
Foll
Arkansas Day at New York World's Fair Exhibit Dedicated
Arkansas marked its World Fair showcase with a 73000 dollar exhibit in the Arkansas building dedicated June 17. Governor Bailey and C. G. Palmer led a crowd of about six thousand as bands from El Dorado and Hot Springs performed and speakers highlighted state progress and the Arkansas Centennial Commission's funding effort.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Building
Carl E. Bailey
CG. J. Palmer
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Flo Dorado
Ot. Springs
Tol
Dorado
Contax
A.W. Washburn
Hope Star
el Dorado
Hope Boys
J. T. Luck
Thomas Kinser
Center
Hot Springs
Bottom
Governor Bailey
New York
Palmer
Hospital Trustees Approve Building Plan for Violently Insane
In Little Rock trustees of the state hospital approved a building expansion with the main project the construction of a binding house for criminal patients. Secretary John Pruniski was authorized to seek federal cooperation.
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Little Rock
the State Hospital
John Pruniski
Promotion for John Sidney Waddle at Armon Fertilizer Works
John Sidney Waddle receives a promotion and transfer to Houston Texas as manager of the Texas division covering Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C B Waddle of Hope.
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Sidney Waddle
Armon Fertilizer Works
Atlanta
New Orleans
Houston
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Waddle
C. B. Waddle
Hope
First Election Narrative of Washington's Presidency
A historic account outlines Washington’s selection as President, printed on the third page of the day’s newspaper, illustrating early U S electoral process and leadership transfer through period prose and reportage.
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United States
Washington
Abolition of Tax Exemption Put Off
The Ways and Means Committee voted to sidetrack until the next session legislation to ban future tax exempt securities and to cut surtaxes on high income individuals. The text about lobster muscles appears as stray unrelated content.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Watts Enlists in U S Army From Dallas Recruit Office
Karl F. Watts son of Mr and Mrs John F Watts of Hope has enlisted in the United States Infantry through the Dallas Texas recruiting office and is stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas according to an Army communication.
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Karl F. Watts
John F. Watts
Hope
United States Infantry
Dallas
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Army
Cotton price moves in New Orleans mercado
New Orleans markets opened Wednesday at 71 dollars and closed at 9.73 with spot cotton quiet and unchanged. Middling grade listed at 9.55.
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New Orleans
Ashdown Hotel arson: Breed guilty. Jarvis Wheaton jailed
Ashdown court convicts Woodward Breed of arson in the June 3 hotel fire. E R Jarvis gets two years and Chris Wheaton one year for their roles after Wheaton cooperated fully with investigators. Breed denies planning the blaze while witnesses describe the day’s events in detail.
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Jarvis
Wheaton
Breed
Minor Milwee
E. R. Jarvis
Chris Wheaton
Ashdown Hotel
Warren
Bradley County
Ashdown
Milwee
Woodward Breed
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