Political Edition Friday Precedes County Stump Tour
The Star WHS announces a political edition on Friday July 22 ahead of Hampstead county stump tour opening Monday July 25. Candidates may place ads. engravings must be arranged two days prior if photos are used. Announcements accepted from Hempstead and Nevada quantities. edition runs Saturday morning 48 hours before opening.
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Hampstead County
Sitiump
Ubia
Natice
Hempstead
Nevada
Star
Rue Conders
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Liberalization of Loans Urged for Banks by J Jones
Washington banker Joses H. Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation urged banks to expand industrial lending. He noted low participation in 2,000 eligible loans totaling 85 million since February and called for broader bank involvement while warning against overregulation and leaks that deter borrowers.
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J. Jones
Washington
Joses H. Jones
Finance Corporation
Sit
Tds Vto
Jones
Aumual
Tin Tatil
Mic Hora
Comptroller
Areso
Die RF
Crow Jones
Staal
Aore
Uphold Conviction in 17 Oil Case Trials
In Madison Wisconsin Judge Patrick To Stae Tuesday sustained the conviction of 1 of 46 defendants in a Guily plot case tied to a price fixing scheme. He noted 12 executives earned a total of $64.0i, while charges against several corporate figures were dismissed. Remaining defendants faced a partial trial due to circumstantial links to the conspiracy.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick
Tear Gas Fired at Pickets in North Chicago Plant
Tear gas was fired by deputies and guards against pickets blocking access to the Chicago Hardware and Foundry Co. plant yard. About six pickets were knocked down as order was restored at the scene.
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N. Chicago
Chicago
Chicago Hardware & Foundry Co
A Thought Though We Live in a Reading Community
A short reflective line noting that though life centers on reading, the preaching of the Gospel remains the most effective means for spiritual improvement, attributed to D Webster.
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D, Webster
Reynolds Named to Rosenwald Fund Office in Chicago
Dr Kewin Re Em biee, president of the Julius Rosenwald Fund announced the appointment of George M Reynolds Mississippi director of the Federal Farm Security Administration as director of fellowships. Reynolds is the son of the president of Hendrix College Conway Arkansas.
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Chicago
Kewin Re Embiee
Julius Rosenswald Fund
George M. Reynolds
Missippi
Federal Farm Security Administration
Follawships
Reynolds
Hendrix College
Conway
Ark
August Oil Quota Announced for Nation
Washington report reveals daily crude oil needs estimated at 3,454,100 barrels. State allocations noted include Arkansas 41,000 and August 53,900, with details continuing to outline regional shares and total national quota.
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Washington
Bureau of Thes
Arkansas
Dr Paul Rader Evangelist Dies At 58 In Los Angeles
Dr. Pat Rader, internationally known evangelist, died Tuesday after a long illness. He was 58. The Los Angeles area obituary notes his decades of sermons and influence in religious circles.
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Paul Rader
Los Vangeles
Calif
Pat Rader
Plan State Rally for Cook Sunday in Little Rock
Plan for a statewide rally in Little Rock on Sunday July 24 to support Judge Cook, led by Bob Cook candidate for Governor and Arthur J. Johnsean of Star City. Boosted attendance expected. campaign HQ at Gleason Motel coordinates event and transport options including a possible special train and autos.
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Sehatee
Arthur J. Johnsean
Star City
Boa
Bob” Cook
Judge Cook
Little Rock
Pulaski County
Judge Cools
Arkanss
Little Roek
Johnson
Conk
Little Hook
Owis
Cook Campaign
Gleason
Seem
Center Streets
Milles
Cotton market opens with prices at seven cents
Cotton trading opened Tuesday in New Orleans with price points around seven cents, while buyers and sellers examined remaining options amid uncertain demand.
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New Orleans
Mind Your Manners Questioned Etiquette Rules
A 1928 NEA Service etiquette piece asks if extravagance is proper, if overusing a favored phrase is in good taste, and whether a mature woman should refer to contemporaries as girls. It argues no to ostentation, no to overwork, and no to addressing a spouse by first name with a non intimate friend. It discusses frank opinions while shopping.
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Mr. Jones
Vist
Bine
Atrocius
A. Yex
Nitin
NEA Service
Lye
McClellan Hammers Arkansas Stakes In Hope Speech
Congressman John I. McClellan campaigned in Hope with a forceful 300 strong crowd at Hope city hall. He outlined his background, record and duties, defended loyalty to Roosevelt while warning of looming taxes, and urged support to secure funds for Arkansas roads and federal aid. He contrasted southern gains with northern aid and stressed battlegrounds in the Senate.
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John I. McClellan
Malvern
United States Senate
Southwest
Arkansks
Hope City Hall
City Hall
E. F. Me
Faddin
Hope
Tone Hrossman
Hattie W. Caraway
J. Rosser Venabie
Caraway
Venabile
McClellan
Roosevelt
Akkansas
Naw
Arkansas
State of
Arkérinas
Pennsylvania
WEA
Ile
Senate
Senate Chamber
Brooks Heads Arkansas Legion at Texarkana Meeting
B A Brooks of Fayettauill was elected commander of the Arkansas department of the American Legion at Texarkana, succeeding R W Sisson of Little Rock. Helena was chosen as 1940 meeting place. Dr L H McDaniel of Tyronka named state vice commander eastern district, W A Shuler of Ashton vice commander western district. Rev K P Tompkinson of Hel gy elected chaplain, Mrs Re Sker of Pocahontas president of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Texarkana
Ark
B. A. Beauks
Fayettauill
Arkansas Department of the American Legion
R. W. Sisson
Little Rock
Helena
L. Hl. McDaniel
Tyronka
Arkansas
W. A. Shuler
Ashton
K.P. Tompkinson
Hel+ gy
Mes
Re Sker
Pocahontas
Acksansis Department
American Legion Auxiliary
State Department
American Legion
Uice
Louis A. Jahnson
George Hood
Pratt
Littl Rock
Spe
Legion
Taginn
Merlin Fisher Chaurman
Spewia
Lite Rock
Fisher
Bailey
Meid
Aval
Chatwetatana
Abtuat Ink Watson
Map Shows Two Years of Civil War in Spain
The graphic tracks Francoist gains over two years of fighting since 1936, with Insurgents holding about two thirds of Spain and Loyalist areas split by their Adriatic advance to the Mediterranean coast. The piece notes heavy casualties, widespread bombing of open cities, and international tensions from Italy, Germany, the Soviet Union, Britain, and France as foreign aid fuels the conflict.
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Spain
Shan
Franco
Mediterranean
Barcelona
Valencia
Fioe
Europe
Italy
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Great Britain
France
Spanish Morocco
Vinarox
Castellon
Britain
Guard Knifed as Prison Break Is Foiled in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio a penitentiary guard was stabbed in a failed escape attempt that saw one deputy wounded and another beaten. Prisoners allegedly seized two guards and a deputy warden inside the facility. Guard Raymond T Thornton was stabbed in the abdomen and in serious condition. William Munges 28 was shot in the groin and side.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohios Penitentiary
Raymond T. Thornton
Clyite
Charles Munges
Four Jap bombs hit U S property in Hankow area
Japanese air attack at Hankow across the Yangtze from the provisional Chinese capital causes civilian casualties. Reports from multiple districts tally killed and wounded as residents seek shelter amid the chaos.
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Hankow
Chiweh
Boro Univeras Hui
Wachang
Tonyong
Kaljim
Twowall
Wachee
Yengtze
Tiankuw
Press Visional
China
Bull Infuriated by Own Image in Car Door
Oklahoma City report describes Charles Brownll parking his new car at a farm when a bull charged after seeing its reflection in the polished door. The impact crumpled the door and the bull’s agitation followed, reflecting a bizarre livestock incident amid rural life.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Brownll
O Connell Closes Fight on Wheeler in Montana Primary
Helena Montana Representative Jerry Z O Connell campaigns for Democratic renomination citing Roosevelt urging him to oppose Wheeler. Wheeler is noted as a leading opponent of the Roosevelt court reorganization plan.
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O'Connell
Helena
Mant
Jerry Z. O'Connel
Montana
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Burton K. Wheeler
Ireland Praises Daring Lone Pilot Corrigan Flight
In Dublin Prime Minister de Valera greeted 31 year old Californian Corrigan after his solo crossing in an old $900 aircraft. Mulligan, head of the Air Commerce Bureau, voiced pride yet noted no passport or visa, viewing the flight as a challenge to federal authority.
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Dukblin
Ireland
Kainun de Valera
Dive
Corrigan
Dublin
Whiels Gor
California
Washington
Mulligan
Corrigin
Denis Mullikant
Atlantic
Hempstead County Crops Relieved Gardens Are Saved
The Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station reported 5.9 inches of rain from 8:30 p.m. Monday to 12 noon Tuesday, aiding crops and gardens. Rain began 8:30 p.m. and fell steadily through the night with general county coverage, easing heat wave damage from July temperatures. A lighting display accompanied the storm but caused no damage.
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Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station
Hope
British King and Queen in France on State Visit
Paris reports a 101 gun salute greeted King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on their arrival in France. The couple, traveling by sea and rail from London, were met by Albert Lebrun, titular French head of state, as part of a ceremony to reinforce the Anglo French alliance between their vast empires.
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Paris
France
King George
Elizabeth
England
George
London
Albert Lebrun
British Freighter Hit by Bomb in Valencia Harbor
Valencia harbor saw a British freighter struck by 4,000 pound bombs fired by a British merchantman Standland on Tuesday. The blaze drew a close escape for the crew and two non‑intervention observers, with the fire soon controlled.
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Valencia Harbor
Valencia
Standland
Morgan Says TVA Figures Unknown
Dr. Arthur E. Morgan, former TVA chairman, testified before a congressional committee that TVA power rate figures were published without his knowledge. He alleged Director David E. Lilienthal released the figures in September 1933, months after TVA's creation.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Congressional
David E. Lilienthal
Buttons and the 48 Key Accordion Heist in Chicago
A 12 key accordion fan glued elevator buttons on floors four, six, ten and more over five weeks, stealing about a button a day. Police and WPA workers chased the prank but did not arrest the boy after the elevator operator turned him over to police. He said he glued buttons to imitate 48 keys because he could not buy the instrument.
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Chicago
WPA
Germany Presses Czechs for Action
Berlin officials warned of forthcoming developments in Czechoslovakia with promises of provocative acts but no war. Nazi leaders signaled decisive measures, with Goering and Goebbels among those watching closely as Sudeten German demands push for race-based autonomy. A Czech autonomy plan framed by geography was deemed unsatisfactory. Several American prisoners who are horses remain in Germany, captured from World War I.
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Berlin
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Beerchtesgaden
Fuether
Munich
Hermany Wilhelm Goering
Avachim von Rabbentam
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Ireland
Great Britain
Konrad Henlein
Russia
Cuechoslovak
IVF
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Arkansas Legion
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