Long Municipal Court Docket Is Disposed of Here
A two weeks court docket with over 30 cases was disposed of by Municipal Court Judge W K Lemley. A forged order for four fat hens led to Hermon Keel paying a 25 dollar fine and one day in jail. Mrs Earl Jarvis of the Diamond Case signed the forged order. Several defendants were convicted or fined on various charges including intoxicated driving, reckless driving, assault with intent to kill, gaming, carrying a pistol, drunkenness, and disturbing the peace. Multiple appeals noted with bonds set. other cases dismissed or suspended as indicated.
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W. K. Lemley
Beard
Hermon Keel
Earl Jarvis
Hempstead Circuit Court
W. J. Stroud
Edward Poindexter
Clarence Jones
W. E. Butler
John Perkins
Sandy Blanchard
Alvin McAdae
Mash Walker
Otha Jones
R. B. Watson
Minus Hallyfield
Frank Davis
Hal Green
Ernest Bennett
Carl James
Carl Stwank
Aid
Minnie Litre
Fred Scott
Bernies Browning
Hilly
L. A. Mayton
Cecil Evans
Virginia Srith
Charlie Smith
Fom Ferrell
Circuit Court
John Boyd
Marie Boyd
Thelma Jackson
Fred Lee
Miartin Guthrie
Lester Crabb
Hibect Sturgis
Annie B. Sturgis
Gladys Barke
Wind Mannie Conway
Tenancy Program Set to Begin Soon in Agriculture Dept
Washington officials said machinery for the farm tenancy program will be operating by early August with first tenant loans unlikely before January. Four to five months are needed to set up details and start loan distributions. designation of the managing group awaits Secretary Wallace’s return from vacation. The Resettlement Administration is expected to handle the loans given its experience in drought and other farm loans to over 500,000 families. A whale suckles its young as do all mammals.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wallace
James J Dooling Dead in New York
James J Dooling aged 44 Tammany Hall chieftain and bitter antiview chess leader died Monday of an air stroke at his home His death occurs amid the fiercest Tammany strife over Dooling backing Senator Royal Copeland for New York mayor and New Deal foes to his influence
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New York
James J. Dooling
Tammany Hall
Antiview
Jang Tammany
Dooling
Royal Copeland
New Deal Fou
Hope Boys Band to Perform at Fair Park Tuesday
The Hope Boys band will present a public concert at Fair Park Tuesday night beginning at eight o clock. The program, expected to last about an hour, is open to the public. The event showcases a local musical group in a community venue.
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Hope Boys
Fair Park
Eelock
Mind Your Manners on Board Ship
Questions and authoritative answers on dining room seating preferences for passengers, meaning of Not Wanted labels on luggage, hosiery needs for European travel, allowance of culottes and shorts in ship public rooms, practicality of round hat boxes, tips for tourist class Atlantic crossings, and who should receive tips. Includes 1937 NEA Service guidance.
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NEA Service, Inc
Spanish Armies Rushed on Two Fronts in Civil War
Associated Press reports government forces retreat on two fronts near Madrid as insurgents claim control of Albarracin sector east of the capital. The Brunette area sees back and forth fighting with both sides throwing large forces while rival air fleets clash in extensive operations.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Villatlejuva
Brunette
Francisco Franco
Albarracin
Hali
Chicago Eyes Free Blood Tests to Track Syphilis Plague
Chicago health officials planned a mass survey of one million residents to gauge acceptance of confidential blood tests for syphilis. Dr Louis Schmie led the effort with guidance from Mayor Kelley’s committee. Physicians would report cases while protecting patient names as 2978 histories already reviewed.
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Chicago
Louis Schmie
Edward J. Kelley
Committee For Control of
Sehnicdt
Schmidt
Two Shot to Death When Old Quarrel Is Renewed
In Booneville Arkansas a Halloween prank dispute eight months earlier led to a fatal shooting of Ray Rogers aged 25 and John Carolan 57. A coroner jury ruled Carolan killed Rogers then took his own life after renewing the quarrel Monday near the Carolan barn where farm implements had been moved last October.
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Booneville, Ark
Ray Rogers
John Carolan
Carolan
Rogers
Week End Wrecks Kill 103 Persons
At least 103 persons were killed in traffic accidents nationally over the week end. Ohio reported 22 deaths, California 10, Pennsylvania 12, with numerous other states tallying fatalities. The fatalities followed an American Automobile Association announcement awarding certificates to cities for reducing traffic deaths in early 1937.
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Associated Press
Lima
Ohio
American Automobile Association
California
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Ilinois
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebrasa
New Mexico
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Oregon
Seventh Paralysis Victim at Memphis Dies
James A. Meeks, 16, son of George K. Meeks and district manager at United States Tire Dealers Mutual, died of infantile paralysis at Municipal Isolation hospital. It was Memphis’s seventh death this year from the disease, with Brown of Forrest City Arkansas following, cancels Crowley Ridge Beach festival at Forrest City.
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Memphis
Tenn
James A. Meeks
George K. Meeks
United States Tire Dealers Mutual Company
Municipal Isolation Hospital
St. Louis
Omaha
William Henry Brown
Forrest City
Ark
Luther Hollaman Jr Placed on Honor Roll
AUSTIN Texas A roll of 716 students in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Texas earned grades during the spring semester earning places on the honor roll. Dean H. T. Parlin announced the list, highlighting quantity and quality of work. Martina Hollamon Jr of Hope Arkansas is included.
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Austin
Texas
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Texas
H. T. Parlin
Martina
Luther Hollamon, Jr
Hope, Ark
Earthquake Shakes Mexico City. Veracruz Reports Fatalities
A heavy earthquake struck much of Mexico Sunday night disrupting communications. Veracruz reported two dead and several buildings badly damaged while surveys of the damage were hindered by the outage. In tennis, Budge and Mako defeated Tucker and Wilde in doubles, giving the United States a two to one lead over Great Britain in the Davis Cup challenge round with two singles matches remaining.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Wimbledon
Eng
Don Budge
Gee Mako
Co. OR. O
Tightening Up of U S Credit Seen
Washington officials indicate President Roosevelt may order government credit agencies to tighten lending and collection policies to balance the budget this fiscal year. The move would supplement curtailment efforts, with impoundment of 10 percent of many appropriations and stricter asset liquidation. The RFC has recovered 71 percent of loans, rails as top debtors, while receipts lag and the year’s deficit nears 195 million.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Lightning Strikes Church Injuring 25 Near Alon
In Poplar Bluff Missouri twenty five people were injured when lightning struck a tree in front of a small church near Alon on Sunday. Most victims were farmers awaiting services. ten were treated at a physician's office. Five year old child and four men Bud Hensley Doyle Roberts Rockford Woods were among the seriously hurt.
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Poplar Bluff
Alon
Bud Hensley
Doyle Roberts
Rockford Woods
Strike violence injures 25 at Cleveland steel plant
In Cleveland at the Republic Steel Corrigan-McKinney plant a riot broke out during a steel strike. About 25 people were injured and eleven were arrested as police moved through CIO picket lines amid a 1000-strong crowd and a car strike incident at the plant entrance.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Corrigan-McKinney
CIO
Hnes
Wage Hour Bill Attacked by U S Chamber of Commerce
Washington report shows United States Chamber of Commerce committee condemning the wage and hour bill as violating states rights and vague. It notes an amended Senate version would set minimum wages at not more than 4.5 cents an hour and a 40 hour work week with an independent administrative board and large enforcement staff. Senate leaders plan a roll call by Tuesday night as House Labor Committee weighs action.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
George H. Davis
Chamber
Senate
House Labor Committee
Three Die On Frisco Trestle in Berry Picking Tragedy
A family berry picking trip ends in tragedy near St Louis as two sisters and a brother in law are killed on a Frisco railway trestle two miles south. The dead are Mrs. Joseph Brown, 46, Mrs. John Wolff, 34, Jack Brown, 36, all of St Louis. Eddie Wolff, 22, and Eugene Brown, 6, survive after clinging to the trestle end and creek bank respectively.
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ST. Louis
Here
Joseph Brown
John Wolff
Jack Brown
St. Lois
Eddie Wolff
Wolff
Cemetery Work Day at Ol Liberty Ue First Monday in August
A cemetery working is planned at Ol Liberty Ue on the first Monday in August. Interested persons are asked to bring necessary tools and brown bag lunches.
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Ol Liberty Ue
Foes of Governor Bailey Consider Independent Run
Arkansas politics swirl as Mrs. Ewilda Robinson weighs an independent bid against Governor Carl E. Bailey after the late Senator Joe T. Robinson. Bailey’s nomination by the state party prompts talk of party rules enforcement and potential sanctions on county committees.
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Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
Ewilda Gertrude Robinson
Joe T. Robinson
Bailey
The
Arkansas Gazette
McClellan
Robinson
Democratic Party
Senate
Saline
Democratic Committee
Demarats
Robert Prather
Fairs
Democratic State Committee
Slite
Gazplre
Battle for Peiping Rages as Forces Clash Near Gate
Reports from Tientsin indicate heavy fighting around Peiping with both Chinese and Japanese troops sustaining casualties. The 37th division of the Chinese 29th army is active west of the city amid a heat wave above 100 degrees, while Japan accuses the Chinese of attacking repairing wires near Marco Polo Bridge and pressures North China factions to resist Japanese moves.
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China
Peiping
Japan
Kiyoshi Katsuki
Ita
Tientsin
North China
Marco Polo Bridge
North
North China Plain
Nanking
Ihtse
Hsiung Ping
Fifty Enroll at Bible School in First Methodist Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School opened Monday at 8 30 and drew 50 boys and girls for junior and senior groups. Rev. Fred R. Harrison announced it welcomes attendees from other churches. Junior club work includes nature study, handicraft, and sewing alongside class work from 9 30 to 4 30.
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First Methodist Church
Fred R. Harrison
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Wise
Joseph Crater
Stella M. Crater
Tammany
Chi
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United States Health Service
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Vive
Luther Hollaman, Jr
Rall
Bulletins
Elaine Harnett
Veronica Harnett
Bobby
U.S
C. of
Supreme Court
Congress
Robert LaFollette
Governor Bailey
Mrs. ~ Robinson
Methodist Church
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