Counterfeit Money Plant Raided Near Rose Hat Cemetery
Malice Chief Chanue Sturt announced the arrest of Charley Ciaham on a charge of operating a counterfeit ring from his home on the Hope Blevins highway near Rose Hat cemetery. About $21 in coins and receipts were found, and the suspect confessed to producing coins before federal transfer to Texas to face U.S. charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malice
Chanue Sturt
Monilay
Charley Ciaham
Beamne
Hope-Blevins
Rose Hat
Hope
Kansas City
Sita Saied
Mbeut
Une Mamifaes
Texarchia
U.S
Stuart
Pas Loposit
Eiis
Daniel and His Hillbilly Music Sweep Texas Vote
In Dallas Texas W Lee O Daniel a flour dealer turned politician led in the Democratic primary claiming governor and Congress seats. Maverick trailed Kilday with voting still incomplete. results show O Daniel leading and Maverick facing defeat amid debates on Roosevelt era politics and labor support shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Texas
Dallas
Lee O'Danies
Politi
Howe
Erhor
Toxiy Section Bureau
Maury Maverick
House of Representatives
Sistenpr Alent
Paul J. Kilday
ATI
Maverick
Ardent New Dealer
Roosevelt
O'Daniel
W. Lee O'Daniel
Adpalottey
Wis
Mary Mavierck
Ardent
New Dealer
Ernest
Thompson Railroad
Bael
Willan McCraw
Tom Tainfer
Aid Kildas
Rilday
Eatheal Maverick
Heaven
C.I. Q
Kray
Amerie Federation of Labor
Miveriel
Labor
Noncfartisan
W. Lee O’daniel
Pat
Mike
Molly
Fragmented quiz hints from an old classifieds page
The readable fragment lists obscure prompts about Greek figures, architectural features, painting types, a named person Howard Sean Wis, and scattered terms like Camber passes and clipping tools. It resembles a damaged instruction or crossword style on a classified page with no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sean Wis
Prominuil
Goestian
Ceader
Hoerdey
Dar
Dar Ilhistioer
Aimerivay
South Americas
More Loans to Be Made Next Season in Hempstead County
Hempstead County will see increased financing for Farm Security Administration rehabilitation loans next year. A. H. Wade, county airperlicer, announced that Arkys allocation will total 441,000 to 1,000s of dollars more than this year, enabling about 20,000 farmers to receive loans next year compared with 12,000 this year. Officials expect funds to grow borrower numbers by 60 to 70 percent, with 200 farm families already on PSA loans this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Farny Security Administration
A. H. Wade
PBA
Arkiy
Wade
Artanses
Fey
Assis
Wate
Shnough
PSA Rehabilitation
FSA
Buck Dixon Fined 250 in Fatal Highway Crash Case
In a municipal court ruling Buck Dixon was fined 250 for reckless driving tied to a fatal crash on Highway 67 that killed 18 year old Carl Hamilton and injured several others. Joe Morton received a 10 suspended fine for operating a truck with inadequate lights. A separate homicide charge against Dixon was dismissed.
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Buck Tison
Ammet
Carl Hamilton
Emmet
Dixon
Ate Furnney
WS. Atkins
Joe Marton
Arkansas Highway Department
Me Way
Hamilton
V. Thompson
Thompson
Tom Evans
Hope
J. W. Doggett
Edgar Doggett
Juptin
Doggett
Ope
Highway Department
Morton
Franco the Military School Head Who Joined Rebellion
Franco, once head of a model military academy in Zaragoza and later chief of staff in Morocco, was drawn into politics after marrying Bona Carmen. He opposed the Leftist government, endured exile and postings, and became a central figure in the 1936 rebellion that reshaped Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bona Carmen
Francisco Frivco
Spanish
Morocco
Spain
Carmencita
Saragossi
Franco
Francy
Saragossa
Versailles
Alfonso XII
Balearic Islands
Asturias
Pranca
Surf
Ay Yew
Gil Robles
Canary Islands
Spanish Republic
Ganarias
Juan March
Woman Jumped From Moving Car In North Little Rock
A 25 year old woman was seriously injured Monday after leaping from a moving auto on a residential street. She told police she entered the car with three men at a night club Sunday night, was assaulted by two men, and jumped from the car on the Conway Pike as it re entered North Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Little Rock
Conway Pike
Bogota plane crash at field review kills many
A military plane crashed into spectators at Campo de Marte during a parade in Bogota. The government announced funeral expenses will be covered for 34 dead with about 150 injured. The pilot attempted a low pass near the stands of President-elect Eduardo Santos and diplomats, causing a chaotic scene as bystanders were struck. The opening event drew over 50,000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Jay
Columbia
Campo de Marte
Suaunay
Dowtors
Abadia
Prosiden
Alfonso Laspez
Eduardo Santos
Negro Is Executed for Attack Case
Arthur Mosby, 30, African American, died in the state prison electric chair Monday for the rape of a white woman on November 5, 1937, in Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashvillee, Tenn— i
Arthur Mosby
Clear Skies Bring Aid as Floods Wane in Many States
Clearing skies Monday offered hope for an end to ruinous floods that killed 12 people and caused millions in property and crop damage across a dozen states. Yet heavy rains threatened southwest Texas hill country with new rises on swollen streams that had begun to subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Senator Vandenberg Hints FDR May Seek Third Term
Michigan Senator Van denberg, a Republican, stated in a letter that he believes President Roosevelt would try a third term though he doubts Roosevelt will succeed. The comment was made public by a friend in Washington after the letter was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Manners guide questions on proper dining conduct
A 1948 NEA Service piece answers etiquette scenarios. Bread should be broken with the fingers. Do not sip refills with food in mouth. Do not cut a muffin with a knife. Apologize for crunching toast. Do not leave a spoon standing in iced tea between courses. Fork should rest handle on the plate with tines up if unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annswers
NEA Service, Inc
Stump Tour Opens at Patmos Monday
Hempstead county candidates begin a two week stump tour starting Monday at Patmos and moving to Spring Hill the next day. J T Bowden will report daily speeches and platform promises with first article in Tuesday's paper.
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Hempstead
Patmos
Spring Hill
J.T. Bowden
Bowden
Paimos
Guernsey
Falton
Saratoga
Columbus
Hope
Blegins
Ovan
Bingen
McCaskill
DeAnn
Piney Groove
Washington
Thomas Clendenin Dies at Columbus Funeral
Thomas Thad Clendenin, 68, longtime Columbus resident, died at home Sunday after brief illness. Funeral services were held at the family residence at 2 p.m. Monday by Rev. Fred R. Harrison of First Methodist. Burial followed in Columbus cemetery. Survived by his widow, nine children: George Clendenin, Mrs. Herbert Griffin, Mrs. Fauline Smith, Mrs. Edward Schooley, William Gilbert, and four others. two sisters, Mrs. J. D. Cowling and Mrs. H. D. Caruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thad Clendenin
Fife
Columbus
Fred R. Harrison
First
Methodist Whired
Hope
George Clendenin
Herbert Griffin
Fauline Smith
Edward Schooley
William Gilbert
Near Columbus
J. D. Cowling
Mineral Springs
H. D. Caruth
Nashville
700 Service Station Changes Hands in Hope
Hollis and Ray Luck assume management of the 700 Service Station at Third and Walnut streets. The Hope men plan to operate the station with Einelair oil and gas products and invite friends to visit the new establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis
Ray Luck
Third
Walnut Streets
Hope
Einelair
Assassin Strikes Governor of Puerto Rico During Parade
Maj Gen Blanton Winship, governor of Puerto Rico, escaped an assassination attempt in Ponce while reviewing a parade. Police returned fire. one man was killed among the crowd and several injured. An American naval officer from Enterprise was hospitalized among eight injured. In Haifi Palestine a bomb blast killed 39 Arabs and wounded 50 to 68 in a crowded market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Blanton Winship
Ponce
Nationalist Party
United States
Enterprise
Donations Roll In for World Fair Amid Arkansas Push
In four days of solicitation Arkansas donors have pledged about one third of the 125000 goal for the World’s Fair display. County campaigns continue, with three weeks left to raise funds. Chairman C E Palmer of the Arkansas Centennial Commission promotes a sharp, businesslike exhibit aimed at drawing tourism, industry, and settlement to Arkansas, funded by modest per visitor outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Lite Rock
C. E. Palmer
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Arkansas
Palmer
New York
Arkanas
Franklin DB. Roosevelt
Arkanesas
New York Exposition
Falmer
Nia
Comtennial Hewdquarters
Chaiman Palane
A Thought on Truth as Foundation of Knowledge
A brief quotation noting that truth underpins all knowledge and guides the society. Attributed to Dryden, it emphasizes truth as the base of understanding and the structure of civil life.
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Dryden
Cotton New Orleans Market Opens and Closes Quietly
In New Orleans cotton opened Monday at 9.02 and closed at 8 B7 dollars per cent. Spot cotton closed quietly eight points down, trading around 92 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
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Charley Graham
Amite
Lone Shar State
A. L
Kilday
Iapirtial
Jadiedd
St Gee
Mirm Security Administration
Buck Dixon
Joe Morton
Brukenness
C. M. Green
John
Texas ‘Sing and Swing
Francisco Franco
Milton Bonner
Efe
Milton Bronner
NEA
South America
Tennessee
Memphis
Thomas Clendenin
700
Palestine
Haifi
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