Evening Reflections Honor Local Notables and Guests
A fragmented notice row highlights tributes to Henry and Welsh recipients, lists of guests including Mrs. Hainer Seinen and two daughters, J. M. Reynolds, CCF Naan, and A. C. Kelly. The Girl Scout council schedules a meeting at City Hall, and various locals share travels and visits in a social column from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Hiving
Hainer Seinen
Trini
Apt
Henry
Sehonl
Arkansas Education Association Ca
Tts
Assa
New York City
Big City
Girl Scout Council
City Hall
Nino Mae Bullard
Coltanbus Ris
Mary Della White
A.D. Wells
Baby
Leesville
Vo A. Hanpnonds
Hallumouts
Ed Mis
George Kent
K. A. Staley
EL Dorada Lune
Labor Opposed to Purchase of LA and A L RR Reorg
Railway labor executives objected Tuesday to divorcing the Rock Island, Arkansas and Louisiana Railroad from the Rock Island System. They filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a brief opposing a proposed independent reorganization of the AOL and A L as the site of the railroad in Louisiana and Arkansas.
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Washington
Rock Island, Arkansas & Loutisiania
Rock Island
Tnterstate Commerce Commission
AOL & A. L
Louisiana & Arkansay 2
Spring and Summer Pattern Book Promises Youthful Fashions
The Hope Star Pattern Bureau offers the new Spring and Summer Pattern Book with 82 pages of designs for all sizes and occasions. Photographs show dresses made from the patterns. patterns cost 25 cents each, book 15 cents, or send 45 cents for a single pattern with name address style number and size to 211 W Wacker Drive Chicago.
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Caro
Unis
Cain
Hope Star Today
Pattern Bureau
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Deadline Near for Tennis Tourney at Fair Park
Entry list for the tennis tournament at Fair Park must be filed by Wednesday afternoon. WPA recreation staff will receive entries at Fair Park. Supervisors are available for inquiries. The event runs Thursday morning at 8 o clock through Saturday, with finals on Saturday.
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Hell At Fair
County Candidates Pursue Senate and Sheriff Races
The article covers a slate of candidates in Pike and Hempstead counties with talks on state spending, taxes, and welfare overhead. Regan and Pilkinton state positions on government funding, while Reagan highlights experience and readiness to serve. Sheriff contenders include Reginald Bearden and Clarence Baker, each pledging honesty, diligence, and equal enforcement of laws, with tax assessor candidates also mentioned including Dewey Hendrix.
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Lam
Tor Mustimoney
Sitiea
Janta
Rook
Senate
Tani
Regan
Wlpl
Reagan
Glenwool
Pike County
Spool
Hempstead
IMS
Reson
Pilkinton
Woters
Pike
Montgomery County
Ias
John We Griffin
Columbus
Cross Roads
Vigale
Reginald Bearden
Inmedereat Patnos
Iledge
Clarence Baker
Bean
Sheriffs Office
Local Candidates Rally For Office At County Meeting
The gathering featured candidates for county and probate clerk and other offices making brief remarks about their platforms. Speeches praised anti corruption efforts, welfare improvements, and education, while unnamed endorsers and several races drew attention. The event moved to Spring Hill for the next day’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mush D. Clark
J. A Sullivan
George Brown
Royce Welsenberger
A. P Delaney
Equnty
Talbot Feild, Jr
John P. Vesey
Delaney
W. B. Nelson
Washington
Tey
Ralph Bailey
Clifford Franks
Frank Rider
Dick Huey
Lyle Brown
Arkadelphia
Clark County
Joe Booker
Lester Booker
R.A
Bob) Cook
Jim Bearden
W. S. McNutt
Cook
Bailey
Iman
Arkansas
Jim Dodson
Rider
Spring Hill
Guernsey
Franco Speech Summaries and Ideological Shifts 1936
The article surveys Franco’s comments on foreign intervention and Spain's future regime. It notes promises that no territory will be ceded, while later hints point to a military dictatorship. It contrasts Franco’s stated republic with eventual authoritarian aims and outlines factions within his forces.
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Spain
Franco
Whui
France
Beijing
Saragossa
Collee House
Spati
Iung
Portugi
Japanese Capture Hankew Approach in Crumbling Defense
Japanese spokesmen announced occupation of Kru-jaana and Yangtze river area as Chinese defenses collapsed and Chiang Kai-shek's forces retreated west and south. The fall opened the Yangtze valley to Japanese advance toward Hankou, with naval and air units shelling retreating forces amid heavy river combat.
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Shanghat
China
Kru- Jaana
Yangtze River Park
Mankow
Chiang Kui-Sheck
Yuangtze
Honkan
Kinkiang
Hukun
Statement on a fairer state with shared national wealth
The quote proclaims pursuit of social justice through a state that acts as one great family with no overlords or classes. It emphasizes equal representation of all wealth-contributing elements and rejects plutocrats and proletarians as divisions in society.
Governor and officials tied to water poisoning claim
A scrambled report alleges Governor Barkley and lawmakers discussed renaming plans amid a water-related incident. Statements cite State Finance Commissioner J Don Talbott and Lt Jesse Wyatt as present, with testimonies claiming they drank water at a hotel and that Gov Chandler may have been poisoned.
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Barkley
Senate
Bryan
J. Don Talbott
Jesse Wyatt
AL Dur Weberot
Fas Chandler
Governa de
Bryan Sad
Laan
Bevin
Chandler
Verner Chandler
Talbott
Waitt
Eas
New Evelyn Venable Stars in Monogram Feature My Old Kentucky Home
The New Evelyn Venable and Grant Richards lead Monogram’s My Old Kentucky Home opening Tuesday at the New theater. Thirteen year old Paul White, a former Lindy Hop winner and child star, plays a plantation page boy named Scipio. The cast also includes J. Farrell MacDonald, Clara Blandick, and the Hall Johnson choir.
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Evelyn Venable
Grant Richards
Monogram
New York Theater Guild
Warner Brothers
New York
Jackie Cooper
Paul
Little Boatblack
Scipio
Kentucky
J. Farrell MacDonald
Clara Blandick
Hall Johnson
Mono&ram
E. B. Derr
Five More Die in Holy Land Warfare Across Haifa
In Haifa, five people were slain Tuesday as Arab Jewish fighting escalated in the Holy Land. The toll rose to 47 lives from Monday’s violence, shaping a grim picture of the ongoing conflict.
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Haifa
Migrating deer to face charged fence experiment
In Wyoming near Cheyenne and Shell Creek canyon a migration study plans a wire fence across the Big Horns to deter deer. The fence would carry an electric spark when touched, testing if a charged barrier can keep deer from entering lower ranch lands. If successful, fences across the migration path may be charged to steer wildlife away from farmland.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Shell Creek Canyon
Montana
Wyoming
Big Horns
It Takes Money To Fight Crickets
Elko Nevada reports that funding is needed to protect traps from a 1938 cricket plague. State supervisor Lee Burge notes chemical du ling and pal vanized iron fences protect Agoues, but insufficient funds hinder broader control across agricultural areas. In Indiana, Frank Keefer leaned on a lamppost as it fell into the street.
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Elko
Nev
Nevada
Lee Burge
Maverick Bitter About His Defeat in Texas Politics
Dallas representative Maury Maverick laments his loss to Paul J. Kilday, blaming heavy opposition funding and machine politics. He notes Roosevelt’s influence, labor votes, and anti New Deal sentiment as key factors, while signaling an uncertain retirement future.
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Dallas
Texas
Maury Maverick
New Dealer
South
Pbssurity
Maverick
Cxur Wolinty
Fort Worth
Roosevelt
William Green
A. F
Washington
President Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Committee backs Maverick in industrial group race
The Committee for Industrial Organization endorsed Maverick, signaling support in the contest. No other candidates or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Sc. Lo
The
Committee For Industrial Organi Walion
Maverick
Drop Bitter Dispute as TVA Probe Advances
Knoxville report says bitter charges and counter-charges in the TVA congressional investigation were cut short as the committee agreed to move on to more constructive phases of the inquiry.
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TVA
Knoxville
Tenn
Roosevelt Fishing South of the Equator Aboard Cruiser Houston
President Roosevelt joined a shipboard ceremony as the transport crossed the Equator and began fishing operations south of the line near the Galapagos Archipelago. The event drew major attention aboard the Houston with officials noting the expedition continues.
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Roosevelt
The
Equator
Houston
Galapagos Archipelago
Roosevelt Tuasday
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Germany
Haly
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Spanish Morocco
England
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Mediterranean
Aragon
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Venice
Calif
Paul Chatteau
Santa Barbara Island
Margaret Thorncurh
Cleo Hughes
Chotteau
Pat Perry
Pat Gergen
Hankew
Kiukiang
Yangtze River
Memphis
Missouri Pacific
C. E. Christopher
Frank Keefer
Harry W. Shiver
Steuart’s Beauty Salon
Elm Street
Barlow Hotel
Fvom
Memphis Press-Scimitar
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