Capitol Hill Photographers Seek Senators to Yawn
In Washington photographers seek candid moments during hearings as Senators Norris and others are teased with staged yawns. The scene ripples through the room, spectators yawning, while Norris maintains a fixed, surprised look amid lighthearted razzing. President Roosevelt’s press conferences spark familylike atmosphere with Anna Roosevelt Boetlinger joining in laughs. Sons of Senators Murray Schwarz Haich and Chavez work in their fathers offices, some studying alongside political careers.
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Roosevelt
Anna
Sally
Eugene DuPont
Franklin
Delaware
Rocky Mountain
Murray
Montana
Schwarz
Wyoming
Haieh
Chavez
New Mexico
President Roosevelt Reaches San Francisco on Stamping Tour
President Roosevelt arrives in San Francisco for a touring program including a visit to the Exposition grounds and a review of the fleet. Nevada Senator Pat McCarran, a foe of New Deal proposals, greets the president on the train in Carlin after boarding at Ogden. McCarran endorses admin policies afterward as the tour continues toward California for further speeches.
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Cartin
California
Scrambled Q&A on Facts and Falsehoods
A muddled set of true and false statements appears, mentioning Count Waughty Revenilaw Irishand Barbara Han lon and Charles Lamb pen name use, plus a false claim about Kingston being Jamaica’s capital, ending with a prompt for classified answers.
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Revenilaw
Life for Revenge Slaying in Clinton Farm Case
A circuit court jury in ClintonArk convicted Eugene Millsays 22 of second degree murder for the revenge slaying of George Dinee 60 at his farm home on March 14. The punishment was fixed at 21 years.
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Clinton. Ark
Eugene Millsays
George Dinee
Mare
Fallstaff Brewing Co President Dies at 75
St Louis reports the death of Fallstaff Brewing Company president Joseph Ayeck at age 75 after a long illness. Ayeck led the firm through decades of growth, earning respect in the brewing industry and among local business circles.
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ST. Louis, Me
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City of El Dorado Gets Power Grant
Washington notes El Dorado Arkansas received 663000 of 8527005 allotted by the PWA for two public power projects deemed competitive. The Arkansas allotment included 365000 and 298000 grants. Officials must pursue bond-faith purchases of private facilities before establishing competing utilities.
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Washington
FY Dorado
Ark
PWA
Ickes
Arkansas
Tekes
Japan Calls Off Olympiad of 1940 Amid War Threats
Tokyo suspends plans for the 1940 Olympic Games as wartime strain grows. The fascist regime edges toward anti Semitic policy, mirroring Nazi Germany, while Japanese air raids on Canton, China, threaten hundreds dead or wounded as the conflict deepens.
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Nazi Germany
Ministry of Popular Culture
Howard Hughes World Flight Triumph Highlighted
A summary profile notes Howard Hughes built wealth in oil tools and film, adding aviation feats. A public works event is planned at Mouser cemetery in Rocky Mound on Tuesday July 19, inviting all interested to help.
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Howard Hughes
Mouser
Rocky Mound
Razorbacks Plentiful Says Local People
locals report abundant hog sightings near the university area with several residents claiming the Razorbacks are easy to find. a hope resident notes steady, friendly presence while others warn to keep distance and avoid feeding the animals.
Bluff City Man Killed by Lightning in Arkansas Field
FRESCOTT Ark Albert Has aw aged about 40 was killed instantly Tuesday afternoon when struck by lightning in a field near Bluff City The bolt entered on top of his head and traveled through his body to the ground A watch untied in his pocket was hurled several feet His wife was knocked unconscious for several hours Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Bluff City with burial there
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Ark
Albert Has ‘Aw
Indus
Barlow
Excellent Progress Cotton Crop Reported
The weekly cotton crop report notes excellent progress with buds forming and tassels forming. Warm temperatures and light to moderate showers supported growth though some areas show stress from heat. Weather at Hot Springs reached 98 degrees, while the week overall saw high temperatures across the region.
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Weather Bureau
Illegal star shocks Sydney electrician with live wire
A misreading report from Sydney details an illegal star causing a spark when an electrician touched a live wire. The incident left the worker with a bald patch as hair began to shed from the shock.
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Sydney
Australia
Murder Charge Against 16 Year Old in Dr. Gray Slaying
In Van Buren Arkansas prosecutor Ralph Habison filed the first effort toward charges against 16 year old Charles Payne, named by a coroner's jury as the slayer of Dr. J. E. Gray 64 of Winslow county.
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Ralph Habinson Thurday
Charles Payne
van Buren
J. E. Gray
Winslow Hy Sii
Chiseler Objects to Sand Blasting Marring Art
A chiseled stone craftsman protests sand blasting altering his carved artworks. He cites workers’ speed and modern methods, noting unions grew from 350 to 400 members, yet the art suffers as harsh blasting yields plain results. He questions if Venus statues would be altered by such tech.
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G Pallonel Stane
Catters
Tosday
A Thought Faith Portraits Eternity by Jeremy Taylor
A Thought Faith is described as a definite image of eternity where all things are present it includes both past and future. Jeremy Taylor emphasizes a holistic view of time within a single imagined frame.
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Jeremy Taylor
Count Determined to Visit His Son
London report states Count Haugwitz-Reventlow will stay in London until he has seen his young son Lance. The custody issue arose amid the Danish divorce from Barbara Hutton. With the mother already under chancery, a meeting would likely need court approval.
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Eng
Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Lance
Barbara Hutton
Weelworth
Lavee
County Red Cross Audit Complete
An audit of the Hempstead County Chapter of the American Red Cross by C. M. Walker public accountant is reported. Wayne H. England, chairman, notes receipts and disbursements were examined, totals matched Hope Star deposits, and vouchers were checked. election of new officers will be held.
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American Red Cross
C. M. Walker
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Wayne H. England
Hope
Arkansas
American Red Cr
Hope Star
Hughes Circles Earth In Record Time
Howard Hughes and four companions completed a round the world flight in 3 days 19 hours 16 minutes landing at Floyd Bennett Field New York. The trek beat Wiley Post’s 1933 record by more than half and began with a refueling stop in Fairbanks Alaska before heading to St Paul and Minneapolis. The crew reported they were comfortable overall though limited by a short runway and planned to avoid interviews on arrival.
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Hughes
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Jale Wiley Post
Floyd Bennett Airport
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Minn
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Richard Stoddart
Edmonton Aviation
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Edmonton
Grant McConnachie
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Iia
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Anadyrsk
Nome
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Barrow
Plang
Escape Trial in Darwin Amid Malicious Damage Case
A man in Darwin faces trial for allegedly damaging government property. He reportedly escaped, borrowed 50 cents from a constable, bought himself drinks, then surrendered. Police describe the incident as a self-released escape before arrest.
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Austratia Poth
Oman
Cotton futures open and close in New Orleans market
New Orleans cotton prices opened at 8.68 and closed at 8.70 bid 8.73 asked. Spot cotton closed dull, up one point with middling at 8.80.
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Cottery
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