Reed attacks Futrell in Arkansas campaign
Howard Reed challenged Governor Futrell Monday night arguing for political appointment limits and a hired-guard penal system. The writer defends Futrell, noting the administration reduced the state revenue overdraft and argues switching to hired guards would require higher taxes.
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Local Cotton Production Control Set by Community Groups
Amid a nationwide push for the Bankhead cotton program, 18,000 local citizens join community committees to administer allotments. Farmers apply in person through county and state boards, with quotas based on a five year base and penalties for overproduction.
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Hope FERA District to Meet Thursday Morning
The 10 county administrators of Hope district No 9 will gather at Hope FERA HQ at 9:30 Thursday morning. State HQ advised the Star by phone. New district field rep Sara Cypert will attend along with visitor Mabel Amburn, district No 10 rep. Cypert is from White County and has worked with the state FERA.
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Eaton Death Probe Opens Full Investigation at State Prison Farms
Pulaski county grand jury convened Wednesday is making a full investigation of general conditions at the state prison farms. Indications point to a comprehensive inquiry into living standards, safety, and management. Further details are continued on page three.
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Mediation Looms in Strike Ridden California Area
The San Francisco and Seattle reports describe a coast wide maritime strike, with 1000 plus protesters at piers in Seattle and a general stoppage threatening 1.3 million residents. Arbitration offers surface while unions seek recognition and shipowners weigh terms. Vigilante actions and political appeals mark the crisis as talks continue.
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Dakotan Demands Troops Withdraw From North Dakota Crisis
North Dakota Governor William Langer defies a State Supreme Court ban by declaring martial law with National Guardsmen surrounding the state capitol. Lieutenant Governor Olson, acting governor, calls for withdrawal of troops as federal and state officials clash over Langer’s ouster and the legality of military rule.
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Arrest Ordered on Auto Licenses
City council action Tuesday night aimed to collect delinquent city auto license tax. Aldermen Henry and Anderson cited complaints from owners who want refunds if the balance of car owners operating without licenses isn’t collected. Police Chief Clariece Baker was instructed to enforce the tax or bring delinquents to court. About $1,500 had been collected. Continues on Page Three.
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No. 4 Road Asked by Camden Group
A Camden Chamber of Commerce delegation will meet Arkansas Highway Department officials Wednesday to discuss the status of Route 4. The Hope Star asks readers to fill out and mail a recovery coupon to gauge southwest Arkansas' recovery, with signatures kept confidential for totals tabulation.
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Amnesia Victim Picked Up by City Police
An unidentified amnesia victim, about four feet tall and shabbily dressed, was detained by police after being found wandering on South Elm street. He could not provide his name or any personal details and resisted an officer during transport before being jailed for questioning. He weighs around 160 pounds, stands near six feet, with gray eyes and black hair. no letters or papers were found to aid identification.
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Correction To Reed Speech Misstated Employee Count
A Star correction clarifies Howard Reed stated 236 revenue department employees, not 2,036. The error arose from a reporter mishearing figures during Monday night’s campaign speech, and the corrected figure aligns with audience members near the loudspeakers.
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Drouth Threatens as Mercury Tops 105 in Arkansas
The 1930 drouth pressure grows as Arkansas records hit 105 to 106 degrees across Newport Corning Fort Smith. Forest fires threaten Benton area pastures and farmers seek Forest Service aid. Fort Smith river at low ebb. Camp Pike drills halted by heat. Wednesday sets summer heat record at Hempstead with 105 at 2 PM, dipping to 103 after haze.
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Carter Abandons Attorney General Nomination
Little Rock candidate John L. Carter withdraws from the Democratic race for attorney general. The move leaves Hal Norwood the incumbent and Carl Bailey the Sixth Judicial District prosecutor as the remaining contenders. Carter gave no hint of backing either rival.
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Cycle Crash Leaves George Shipp Crushed Skull in Hope
Local youth George Shipp 21, son of Deputy Sheriff Allan Shipp, was critically injured Tuesday night on East Third Street when his speeding motorcycle collided head on with a car driven by Ray Turner. He was rushed to the hospital with a crushed skull and in serious condition. witnesses carried him from the scene. Meanwhile funeral plans were set for Frank Sandifer 14, killed in an earlier accident, as his father Jess Sandifer suffered severe injuries in the same incident.
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Jason McClure
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Atlanta Evens Up Series With Hope
The Atlanta Rabbits tied the five game playoff with Hope at 10 to 6 in Hope. Carroll Schenley will pitch in Atlanta Wednesday afternoon. Blackie Elliott slated for mound duty in Hope Thursday as the series shifts locations.
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Shoots Wife and Friend Near Lamar
In Joplin Missouri a 25 year old wife, Juanita Johnson, was killed and her companion Aldena Ambler critically wounded in a ravine near Lamar after being asked to walk at midnight. Fred Johnson, her husband, was arrested and removed to avoid mob violence. Ambler to Carthage hospital.
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Cotton markets rise slightly on New York staple close
Cotton edged higher in Wednesday trading with the New York October staple up to 13.55. November 13.32, December 13.39, and January 13.40. Little Rock Produce lists hens by breed and weight, broilers per pound, roosters per dozen, and eyes per dozen with unclear prices.
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