Great Britain Reaffirms Armed Support of France
King George and Queen Mary concluded a four day visit to France sailing for Dover aboard the Enchantress. Before departure, George again pledged that Britain and France share unbreakable ties, dedicating a memorial to Australia’s war dead and underscoring enduring alliance.
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King George
Queen Elizabeth
French Republi
Galais
France
Queen Mizabeth
Dover
England
Enchantress
Hopkins Ridicules Nation WPA Can Dictate Its Votes
Washington reports WPA chief Hopkins ridiculed the idea that the WPA could dictate votes while noting about 50 percent of WPA workers favored Roosevelt. He warned against political coercion claims and cited planned WPA roll increases in the rural South to aid incomes, with broader regional relief aims. He also discussed investigations into political influence within WPA and related fundraising scrutiny.
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Hopkins
WPA
Washington
LL. Hopeking
Roosevelt
Ainistrator
Press Cofercice Ato
Repubbenen
Linclon
Hag
Ygin
Missouri
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Totas
South
Amati
Hopkins Sas
Rolly
Vine
North
WEA
Afates
Alaboiis
Arlnisis
BATE
Titan
A Thought Love as a Divine Essence Not a Mine
A fragment presents love as a divine essence in Gundish clarity, contrasting it with lifeless matter. The quote frames love as a living, noble force inherent in nature, attributed to Luther.
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Gorl
Luther
Alphabetical Quiz Det Fourth in Series Confusion
A garbled text passage presents questions about anatomy and astronomy and mentions names like Leon G. Turrau. The fragment includes queries on pituitary location, Quatuacente wheel, and a currency unit of Kuruavoia, with odd phrasing throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giosinra Schiaparelli
Leon G. Turrau
Avisweten
Washington Store Is Robbed Friday Night Break in at Stuart's Drugstore
A Washington drugstore, Stuart's, was broken into during or before midnight. The plate glass front was shattered and cigarettes ransacked. About 50 to 65 dollars in cash were taken, discovered by daybreak Friday morning per Stuart's report.
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Stuart
Washington
U S Demands Compensation for Mexican Land Seizures
The United States urges Mexico to pay for expropriated American lands, seeking arbitration under the Inter-American treaty. Secretary Hull presented a note to Ambassador Najera, stressing adequate compensation for agrarian properties while omitting oil claims. About 4,090,000 acres of U S owned land are cited as taken, with the approach to value based on actual investments minus depreciation.
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United States
Mexico
Hull
Francisco Cas No Najera
Roosevelt
T. U. Head Dies of Heart Attack at Colorado Springs
Charles P. Howard 58, longtime president of the International Typographical Union, died of a heart attack in a Colorado Springs hotel after a day of union meetings. He had suffered heart issues for years and was defeated for re election in May by Claude M. Baker. Howard helped lead John L. Lewis' Committee for Industrial Organization and traveled with his wife Margaret.
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Colorado Springs, Col
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Howard
Margaret Howard
Interna-ional Typographical Union
Claude M. Baker
San Francisco
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Baker
American Federation of Labor
J. Howard
Wieprinter
Board of ‘Trustees
Woodruff Randalph
Union
James McCoy
Printer's Home
County Stump Tour to Open in Patmos Monday
Twenty county and district candidates will begin the Hempstead County political stump tour at Patmos on Monday at 9 AM, continuing to Spring Hill the next day. The tour includes stops in Mope, Blevins, Ozan, Washington, and Hope before the primary election on August 3. The ballot will list candidates for U.S. Senator, Governor, Secretary of State, and other state and local offices with unopposed incumbents not shown.
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Patmos
Hempstead
Mope
Blevins
Ozan
Washington
Hope
Spring Hill
Guernsey
Fulton
Saratoga
Columbus
Ovan
Bingen
MecCaskill
DeAnn
Piney Grove
United States
John L. McClellan
J. Rosser
Venable
Hattie W. Caraway
R. A
Bob) Cook Walter Scott McNutt
Carl EB. Bailey
Bob Prather
QO. L
Brock
Fisher C. G
Hall
J. Lester Booker Otis Page
Farmers Develop Beet to Beat the Disease
Imperial Valley farmers in Brawley California will harvest about 120000 tons of sugar beets this year on 6000 irrigated acres. After ten years of failure from disease, researchers developed a beet strain resistant to the disease, reviving the crop in Imperial Valley.
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Brawley
Calif
Imperial Valley
Negro Sentenced to Five Years for Second Degree Murder
Circuit Court Judge Dexter Bush on Friday sentenced Leslie Myers, a Black man, to five years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the death of Solon Whitaker near Patitos. Whitaker’s body was found on the L&A rail yard tracks south of Matinos after being struck by a train. Myers claimed he fled the scene after striking Whitaker with a stick of stove weed. Other defendants, including Hobart Collins, faced charges that were dismissed. Additional cases: George Brigas and Bill Cannas faced carnal abuse charges dismissed. Lynn Simpson pleaded guilty to pistol theft and received one year. Bonnie Dixon, Sam Cross, and James Legian were tried for receiving stolen property. Legian found guilty of burglary and grand larceny. Bob Spence pled guilty to burglary and grand larceny with concurrent sentences. The July docket closed with this court session at Pope County Hall.
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Dexter Bush
Lesle Myers
Hey
Solon Whitaiter
Patutos
Whittiker
Ucks
Matinos
Cive
Myers
Hobart Collins
Vietheand Collis
Whitetaker
Whitaker
Whittaker
Bonnie Dixon
Sam Cross
James Legian
Ay Owas
Pally
Owas
Ty Petar
Logan
Crugs
Bob Spence
Pope Eily Hall
Unemployed From Other States Must Register
In Little Rock the employment division clarifies a prior plan on multi state benefits. Unemployed workers receiving benefits must register with the state department to receive unemployment compensation. The earlier notice raised questions about registration and the program scope across states.
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Little Rock
State Department of Kinbar Priday
Mind Your Manners Social Guidance Quiz
A fragmented social ethics quiz asks about proper behavior in mixed company. It features garbled questions on dating norms, propriety with strangers, and handling introductions, with answers indicating direct boundaries and personal safety.
German Catapult Plane Crosses Sea
German catapult flying boat Nordmeer landed in water at trans Atlantic airport at 742 a.m. after a 17 hour 42 minute voyage from the Azores. The Nordmeer will be followed by the Iviesenland next week as part of exploratory flights planned by the German flying company.
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Washington
N.Y
Germany
Nordmear
Azores
Dauber
Iviesenland
Nordmeer
New York
Geeman Flying Company
Pick-a-Back Plane Misses a Record
The experimental transatlantic flight of Britain's four engine Mercury nicknamed papoose plane began over the Irish coast and ended near Foynes Ireland at 8:08 p.m. Tuesday. The maiden 3,000 foot test flight remains one of the early milestone attempts in transatlantic aviation history.
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Port Washington
N.Y
Great Britain
Whey Trish
Avesmiuth
Nere
Foynes
Areland
Winn Appeals Ter ry Case to Federal Supreme Court
Life Rock attorney Oscar R. Winn said he will ask the United States Supreme Court to review the Arkansas Supreme Court ruling that refused to bar Congressman D. D. Terry from the August 9 primary. Winn sought a writ of mandamus to compel the Democratic State Committee to strike Terry’s name, arguing Terry did not support Governor Bailey in the prior U S Senate race.
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Little Rock
Oscar R. Winn
Life Rock
United States Supreme Court
Arkansa Supreme Court
D. D. Terry
Winn
Democratic State Committee
Terry
Bailey
United States Senate
Great Forest Fire Near Vancouver Island Forcing 100 Families
Seattle report says on Friday about 100 families fled their homes as a 50,000 acre forest fire advanced within two to three miles of their villages on Vancouver Island. Folive Constable C. Ramsey notes the blaze nears communities as authorities battle the rampant flames. The report also briefly mentions Thomas Edison’s early dictating machine development in 1887 and its later spread to business offices over the past 50 years.
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Seattle
Wash
Vancouver Island
Folive
C. Ramsey
Penal Resignation Rumored in Press
The Arkansas Democrat reported rumors that J. A. Sibley of Pine Bluff may have resigned from the State Penal Board and that Governor Bailey had knowledge of the move. Gov. Bland disputed the claim saying Sibley has not resigned, while authorities indicated Sibley quit on July 8 in protest over a land lease by the penal board in southwest Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
J. A. Sibley
Pine Bluff
Fenal Board
Bailey
James L. Bland
Sibley
Penal Board
Arkansas
Democrat
Vermont Quarries Outsold by Southern Stone in Northeast
At an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on freight rates, two witnesses described Southern rivals undercutting Vermont quarries. T. Tracy Lawson, executive manager, said Georgia Stone dominates sales in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut as Northern interests wrap up arguments against lower Northbound charges.
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Buffalo
N. J
Vermont
Inerstate Commerce Commission
Northern
Interes
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Georgia Stone
T. Tracy Lawson
Cox Bros Gun at Fulton Scene of Explosion
Two Houston county men were badly burned in separate gasoline explosions at the Cox Bros gin in Fulton and near Clear Lake. A. H. Futhrell, about 40, and his helper J. D. Blankenship Jr., 14, suffered extensive burns. Kent Light, 25, of Hope Route One, was burned when a partly filled gasoline barrel exploded at Clear Lake. Futhrell was rescued by R. A. Yarbrough.
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Hempstead County
Kent Light
Hope Route One
Clear Lake
Josephine Hospital
Hope-Lewisville
A. H
Blankenship
Futhrell
R. A. Yarbrough
Fulton
SEC charges Associated Gas in 1935 act violation
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a federal case against Associated Gas & Electric System charging violation of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 and the Securities Act of 1938. The action seeks a preliminary injunction as the firm plans to extend its 5.12 percent convertible investment certificates maturing in November. This marks a rare post 1935 holding company case following the Supreme Court Electric Bond & Share decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Securities & Exchange Commission
Federal District Court
Associated Gas & Electric System
Public Utility Holding Company
Lilienthal Strikes Back at Morgan
Knoxville Telegram reports Lilienthal criticizes Dr Arthur Morgan in a defamation campaign over TYA board minutes. Lalienthal defends the vote to alter minutes as proper and understood by all board members during the congressional inquiry context.
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Knoxville
Tern
TYA
David B. Lalienthal
Pris Day
TYA Board
Arthur BE. Morgan
Liliential
Aps
Arthur Morgan
Cotton prices drift as market closes tight in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton market opened Friday at 8.44 c and closed near 8.45. Spot cotton values showed small gains as traders noted limited activity and a tentative tone in the late session.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
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