Wright Patman to Address Legion's Party Here Aug 6
Wright Patman from Texarkana has accepted an invitation to speak at the American Legion and Auxiliary party set for August 6 at the Fair Grounds in this city. Local post officers announce plans to care for 23 members and guests. Orrin J. Vaughan will preside and delegates to the state convention are named with alternates.
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Wright Patman
Legion's Party
Hope
American Legion Posal
Auxiliary
Otulpost
Legion
Flaine
The
Post
Texarkana
Tn Congress
Texas
Orrin J. Vaughan
Storcy
Asuccon
Genn
Betwee
Ozan
Okay
du Roe
Duto
Dewey Hendrix
State Legion
Monticello
Aumost
Tra Halliburton
Charles Taylor
Adlai Mack
J. L. Tedder
Joe Jackson
Paul Dudney
O. C. Jervis
Sidney Stone
AH. Wade
Finis Johnson
Lee M. Gorham
Allen Johnson
Tom Yotom
A. H. Fatterson
Jerome Drake
Cook
Alvah Williams
George Horrell
Lee Ellis
Peach market weakness hits Arkansas and Georgia shipments
Agricultural shipping point report for Monday July 27 notes a weaker peach market with slower demand across Arkansas, Georgia, and nearby areas. Carloads from Alabama, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Texas show mixed quality and prices with many shipments rolled unsold.
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Arkansaw
Dept. Agriculture
Monany
Candor
N. C
Carlands
Nashville
Ark
Carlos da
U. S
Ala. Ark
N. Call
C. Calif
Miss
N C
Tox
Revival Meeting for Sutton Announced
An annual revival meeting is announced to begin at Sutton in Navade county on Saturday August 1. Rev A H Lambert and Rev J F White will conduct the services with Mr Thurman May in charge of singing. The general public is invited to attend any or all sessions.
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Sutton
Navade County
A. H. Lambert
J. F. White
Thurman May
Lindberghs Start 378 Mile Trip From North Haven
Northhaven Maine reports Charles A Lindbergh and family departing for Ottawa on a 378 mile leg of a wider Orient trip. They paused overnight with their 13 month old son. Washington DC also notes attorney Robert B H McNeill filed for a writ to stop a Senate investigation into 1978 Alfred E. Smith campaign activity.
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Northhaven
Maine
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ottawa
Canada
Orient
Washington
Robert BH. McNeill
James A. Cannon, Jr
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate
Campaign Funds Investigation Committee
Alfred BE. Smith
May Investigate Cigarette Prices In Antitrust Review
Indications were given by the Justice Department anti trust division that an investigation would examine the recent simultaneous rise in wholesale and retail prices of popular cigarette brands. The move follows a Washington dispatch noting wholesale price advances and Arkansas tax increases. Local retailers have raised prices to customers by 2 to 3 cents, but some outlets have ended the effort to maintain a fixed 3 cent gain, selling cigarettes around the reference price at a loss amid the higher tax.
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Vashington
Anti-Trust
Department of Justice
Washington Dispatch
Landes Supply Co to Open Saturday in Hope Arkansas
Landes Supply Co a cash and carry grocery flour and feed store opens in Hope Saturday on East Second Street in the former American Wholesale Grocery building. L M Clements formerly of Camden now leads the Hope store and plans to actively develop the city. Free cold drinks sugars and candy will be offered at the opening. This marks the sixth cash and carry grocery in Hope.
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Landes Supply Company
Hope
East Second Street
American Wholesale Grocery Company
Texarkans
Cam~den
L. M. Clements
Cam~ den
Graf Zeppelin Returns From Arctic Cruise to Berlin Welcome
Graf Zeppelin lands at Templehof after a six day Arctic scientific cruise. The airship circled Berlin before a landing welcomed by thousands as 46 crew members debark for the first time since stopping at Leningrad last week.
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Berlin
Germany
Artic
Graf Zeppelin
Templehof
Leningrad
Arctic
Government Warns Merchants on Drouth Crop Loans
Washington dispatch says the Agriculture Department warned commission merchants buying crops from farmers with drouth era loans that they are liable if borrowers default on government due dates. Letters to merchants in drought states note loans totaling about 67 million dollars from the emergency fund approved by Congress. Loans were secured by liens on this year's crops and must be remitted to protect the government’s interest. Many loans were to tenants or share croppers. landlords or other mortgagees may have claims on crops, so buyers should ensure the lien is first satisfied. Loans mature November 30, with advice to market through cooperatives for best benefits. Approximately 43 million dollars were loaned in drought areas. Also, a mule on R. C. Stuart’s farm at Columbus was killed by lightning during a Wednesday storm. no other major damage reported.
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Washington
P) — Commission
Drouth
Agriculture Department
George L. Hoffman
Sead Loan
Lige
Drough States
R. C. Stuart
Columbus
Star
Frank Russell Held For License Charge In Arkansas
Frank Russell, a Kilgore Texas businessman formerly of Hope, is held in Huntley Court of Justice at 3 pm Thursday on a charge of operating an automobile without an Arkansas license and driving intermittently in Arkansas on a Texas license. His attorneys L F Monroe and Steve Carrigan argued he owns property, pays taxes, and is a Texas citizen, with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John Vesey appearing.
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Courh
Justice Huntley
Frank Russell
Arkansas
Russell
Kilgore
Texas
Hope
L. F. Monroe
Steve Carrigan
Shiver's Car Is Returned Safely
The Chevrolet coach of local plumber Harry Shiver was stolen Tuesday from his driveway. Alfred Duke, Clark County sheriff, found the car near the outskirts of Arkadelphia on Wednesday and returned it Thursday after notifying Shiver and securing the reward. No damage beyond a broken windshield and three gallons of gasoline were reported.
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Clark County
Arkadelphia
Harry Shiver
Shiver
King
Alfred Duke
Capone Tax Case: Capone Charged By U S
Chicago report on the Capone tax case notes Attorney Ahearn seeks to withdraw Capone’s guilty plea as hearings begin before Judge Wilkerson. The proceedings involve prohibition offenses and income tax evasion allegations totaling over 1 million dollars. Capone faces questioning if leniency is sought.
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U.S
Capone
Oat
United States
Alphonse Capone
Wang
Michael Ahearn
Sftemmoona
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Scarface
al Capone
Wilkerson
Mahaffey Wins His 11th and Ruth Homers in 10-4 Night
Roy Mahaffey earned his 11th win of the season against two defeats, scattering four hits through eight innings before Rube Walberg finished the shutout as the Athletics beat the Browns 4 to 2. Babe Ruth hit his 78th homer as the Yankees routed the White Sox 10 to 4. Ferrell blanked the Senators, and Boston split a doubleheader with Detroit. In the NL, Brandt blanked St. Louis 7 to 0 as the Braves and Phillies won their games.
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Roy Mahaffey
Connie Fie
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Mahaffey
Rube Walberg
Browns
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Wesley Ferrell
Washington Senators
Boston
Detroit
Ed Brandt
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cards
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinneti
Brooklyn
Quick Divorce Is Held Up to Fall
HOT SPRINGS Arkansas quick divorces are slowed until fall as the state supreme court weighs the 90 day law. Chancellor Duffie adjourned chancery court to September while appellate court reconvenes after summer recess. Suits filed under the law were set for hearings when court paused, with cases to be decided on individual merits amid ongoing litigation.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
W. St. Duffie
Chancery Court
Soah
Duffie
Home Protective Associa
New Milking Machine Evokes Century Old Log House
In Van Buren Arkansas a dairy farm on a century old log house shows a modern milking machine installed beside the standing structure. General Albert noted the site as a district school area with a youthful schoolmaster once teaching nearby. Efforts have begun to preserve the old house, which remains in faltering yet decent condition.
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van Buren
Arki
Miles
Albert
Bank Robbers Escape With 40000 In Ohio Cash
In Canton and southwestern Stark County three masked men robbed Brewster Banking Company on Thursday. Attired as railroad workers, two used pistols and one carried a machine gun. Authorities say most loot was currency with some bonds.
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Canton
Ohio
Brewster Banking Company
Stark County
Pine Bluff Yawl Aims Gulf Cruise Adventure
Pine Bluff supervisor F B McFadden built a 25 foot yawl with W A Roop assistance for a voyage down the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers across the Gulf of Mexico through the Panama Canal to the Pacific coast. Launch planned soon with October or November start. Crewed by Leo Rosenberg Raymond McDaniel and another Pine Bluff man.
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Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Mississippi Rivers
Gulf of Mexico
Panama Canal
West Coast of America
Pacific Ocean
F. B. McFadden
Pine Bluff Automobile
Arkansas River
McFadden
W. A. Roop
Leo Rosenberg
Raymond
McDaniel
Galler
Divorce and marriage counts in the United States in 1930
Census Bureau figures show 1 124 180 marriages in 1930, down 8.5 percent from 1929, and 19 630 divorces versus 201 468 in 1929, a 4.3 percent drop. Population estimates place marriages at 9.2 per 1 000 and divorces at 1.56 per 1 000. Regional changes ranged from Texas down 22.5 percent to New Mexico up 29.5 percent.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
United States
Continental
Texas
New Mexico
Main
Nebraska
Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New
Fragmentary Russian Flight Speculation Across the Atlantic
Reports describe Moscow and Russia involved in ongoing schedule talk as Pangborn and Welsh are linked to a record breaking flight. A fast descending plane is described with uncertainty about heat projection. The narrative mentions an overnight arrival in the United States and a dawn wake to Croydon Field London, then refueling for a new leg toward Russia.
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Floyd Bennet
New York City
Russell Boardman
John Po=lando
Atlantic
Istanbul
Turkey
Clyde Pangburn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Tuke
Fost
Gatty
Alie
Floyd Bennett Field
N. Y
Jett
Josui Polando
Boston
Guiseppe Bellanca
Clyde Pangbairn
Janes H. Kimball
Ocean Tlynis
New York
Moscow
Earlie
Russia
Pangborn
United States
Ab Digan
Croydon Field
London
Piesgan and Felder Get One to Life for Bank Robbery
In Joliet penitentiary for a year to life after pleading guilty to the Buckley State Bank robbery. Indicted along with others including Joe Jazorak and Henry Enien, the bandits stole about $5,000 in the crime.
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Watseka
Piesgan
Edward Felder
Fioorone
Joliet Penitentiary
Buckley State Bank
Joe Jazorak
Kalgnes
Henry Enien
Strawberry Culture Advocated At Gurdon Ark
Gurdon Arkansas advocates strawberry culture as a boost to production. A local committee of eight pledges to cover acres near Gurdon with efforts including horticultural experts and farm groups. The report notes community support and ongoing plans to organize demonstrations and cultivation practices.
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Gurdon
Ark
Hotary
Bandai
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