Zioncheck Charged of Being Unsound Mind in DC
Washington representative Marlon A. Zioncheck was ordered confined to Gallinger hospital on a charge of being of unsound mind after a morning spent at the White House seeking the president. He was arrested for disorderly conduct after hurling objects from his apartment window and was released on bond. His wife left him. a sublet tenant Mrs. Young remained in hospital with injuries. The case drew attention as Zioncheck’s erratic behavior stunned his family and supporters.
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Washington
Marlon A. Zioncheck
Washington State
Gallinger Hospital
E. P. Stump
District of Columbia
Zioncheck
White House
Nashington
Shoauld
Texarkana
Ark
Marloh A. Zlonehedk
T. M. Nix
Ruby
Marion
Arkansas
Angola
Wilfred Lindsly
Louisiana State Penitentiary Farms
Louls
Lindsly
James Mamilton
Nelson J. Himes
T Lindsly
St. Franciscilles Angola Highway
Perry’s
Hamilton
Gindsly
J. A. Walker
Baton Rouge
Physical Tests to Be Given Thursday in Hone
Free physical examinations will be provided to children up to six years old at Hone city hall on Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. The P.T.A. in charge, with local physicians dentists and the county health nurse, will conduct the clinic in the council room.
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Hone City Hall
P.T
City
PT. A
D. L. Bush
118 Are Killed in Week-End Crashes
The Associated Press reports 118 deaths in Memorial Day week-end traffic across the nation. New York led with 13 deaths. rural areas registered the highest count. States Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, California, and Indiana reported multiple fatalities. A 1‑month‑old infant died in Rhode Island. many injuries were critical. A safety campaign was launched in New York with Gov. Lehman proclaiming Safety Week.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Chicago
Richmond
Haley
Scituale
R. 1
Seopes
New York State
Herbert A. Lehman
New York
Council
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
California
Indiana
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Arizona
Colorado
Competiess
Iuna
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oregon
Rhode
Bank Staff Expands with New Louisiana Hires
A bank announces new staff additions including Jett Black and Ambrose Hattegun in Louisiana. Genie Chamberlain, Larner, and Claude Mann join as secretary, director, and teller respectively. Deth Black, a farmer teller, leaves First National for a promotion at Bank of Vivian in Vivian Louisiana.
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Genie Chamberlain
Larner Bank
Claude Mann
WPA
First National Bank
First National
Ambrose Hattegun
Deth Black
First
National
Bank of Vivian
Fat Vivian
Cake Walk at Evening Shade Church Event
A cake walk will be held Tuesday at Evening Shade Church seven miles south of Hope on the Lewisville road. Proceeds benefit the Evening Shade Sunday school class. Public invited to attend.
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Evening Shade Church
P. O
Evening Shade
Hope
Lewisville Road
Stuttgart Man's Centennial March Published by Star
The Star presents the Arkansas Centennial March that won a $100 prize from C. E. Palmer. Ninety manuscripts from 28 states competed, with 12 advancing after Arkansas University music department selection. The top 12 were played for judges in Little Rock, with anonymity maintained.
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Stuttgart
Star
C. E. Palmer
The
Vermont
California
Montana
Florida
Music Department
University of Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkansas Native Ernest E Avery Wins March Contest
Ernest E Avery of Arkansas born Atkins and schooled Walnut Ridge 1904 won a march competition. He led Hazen band before WWI, played in Stuttgart theaters, then worked as railroad switchman until 1932. He and wife have two daughters, and his band served as official Arkansas division United Confederate Veterans band at Birmingham reunion.
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Ernest E. Avery
Arkansas
Atkins
Walnut Ridge
Hazen
Avery
Stuttgart
Co. B. Smith
Groveton
Texas
Myctle
Arkansas Division of United Confederate Veterans
Birmingham
Delwin M. Shaw
Department of Music
University of Arkansas
Willian Hibbitts
Texarkana
WiIt Russell
Pinkerton
el Dorado
Elizabeth Bowe
Hot Springs
J. F E. Crumpler
Camden
John Wellbom
Hope
Arkansas composer wins in statewide music contest
Ernest E. Avery of Stuttgart Ark won as the scoring winner after two plays in the elimination round of a state music contest. Harold Walters, an Arkansas musician, also placed among the top three. A new accompanying words contest offers 25 for the best wording. Residents of Arkansas may enter by June 5, sending entries to Henry Humphrey at the Gazette Texarkana Ark Tex.
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Ernest E. Avery
Stuttgart
Ark
Arkansas
Harold Walters
Henry Humphrey
Care Gazette
Texarkana
Ark.Tex
Appeals for Aid in Huge U S Loan to Fund Nation
Secretary Morgenthau urged a record peacetime loan of 2,050,794,400 to fund government operations. He proposed 15 to 18 year bonds at 4 percent and five year notes at 14 percent, with exchanges for maturing notes due June 15 and August 1. The new issue totals 1,000,000,003 beyond maturing securities.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Queen Mary Fails to Crack Crossing Record
New York welcomes the British liner Queen Mary completing her first transatlantic voyage. She arrived after four days six hours and 38 minutes from Bishop's Rock to Ambrose lighthouse, failing to beat the Normandie record of four days three hours and 13 minutes 38 seconds due to fog and light.
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New York
Atlantic
New York Harbor
Ambrose
Cunard Line
Bishop's Rock
Queen Mary's Crossing
Louis Meyer Wins Speedway Classic
Huntington Park, California driver Louis Meyer roared to his third Indy 500 victory in a record run at Indianapolis. He finished 500 miles in 4 hours 35 minutes 3.39 seconds at 109.069 mph average, setting a new mark. Ted Horn, Mauri Rose followed, with MacKenzie, Petille, Miller, and Pixley also scoring. Meyer earned about $35,000.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
Calif
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Meyer
Kelly Petilla
America
Moyer
Ted Horn
Los Angeles
Mauri Rose
Dayton
Ohio
George
Doc} MacKenzie
Eddington
Petille
Babe Stapp
Wilbur Shaw
Heart Balm Suit Seeks $100,000 Damages in Hot Springs
A breach of promise suit filed Monday in Hot Springs seeks $100,000 from R. G. Hammond a 70 year old retired Charleston Illinois former prosecutor. Miss Pete Cox 14 accuses him of exploiting her marriage prospects and wealth. Her father A J Cox of Paragould is connected to a separate theft case involving over $100,000 in bonds and cash.
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Hot
Six Arrested in Cotton Choppers Strike District
FORREST CITY Ark Six persons described as cotton strike pickets were arrested in St Francis county on charges of Interfering with labor as Arkansas National Guardsmen took up patrol duty on county roads to assist in preventing disorder in the cotton chopper strike zone. Sheriff J M Campbell said the situation may quiet down with guardsmen on duty. Toto Haley secretary to Governor Futrell announced calling 25 guardsmen to protect workers. Violence is feared as strikers threaten plantation owners and laborers not in the union.
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Forrest City
Ark
St. Francis County
Arkansas National Guardsmen
J. M. Campbell
Toto Haley
Futrell
Fort Smith
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Campbell
E. A. Rolfe
Rolfe
Mitchell HL. Mitchell
Memphis
Church School Opens At First Presbyterian Church
The daily vacation church school opened at 9 a.m. Monday at First Presbyterian with 51 attendees. It continues through Friday taught by Mrs. Dc. W. Tarpley for children aged four to fourteen, with Bible study, music, and band work.
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First Presbyterian Church
Dc. W. Tarpley
Curb Market Opens Twice Weekly For Farm Goods
The Home Demonstration Curb Market at Second and Laurel will operate each Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 8 o'clock. Women’s committees announced the schedule. Fryers and fetish vegetables will be a specialty with dairy poultry and other farm products offered in this cooperative venture.
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Second
Laurel Streets
Supreme Court strikes down 1933 New York wage law
Washington bulletin notes a five to four Supreme Court ruling declaring unconstitutional the 1933 New York law setting minimum wages for women and children. The report also covers receivership of National Standard Life Insurance, and murder kidnap warrants linked to the Black Legion case in Detroit and a near crash of a transcontinental airliner in Chicago with six of 15 aboard hospitalized.
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Washington
United States
New York
Detroit
McCrea
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Mosher
Chicago
Western Airlines
Aged Hope Woman Succumbs Monday
Mrs. Melissa Elizabeth Giles Porterfield, 84, widow of E G Porterfield, died early Monday at her South Main Street home after a period of illness. Funeral services are set for 10 a m Tuesday at her residence, conducted by Rev. Wallace R. Rogers of First Baptist. Burial follows in Rose Hill cemetery. Surviving: son Woods Porterfield of Hope and Will Porterfield of Little Rock. daughters Ale Wendling of Shreveport and E C Brown of Hope. nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren, three great great grandchildren. Active pallbearers include Tom Kinser and Malcolm Porterfield. honorary pallbearers listed.
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Melissa Elizabeth Giles Porterifield
E.G. Porterfield
South Main Street
Wallace R. Rogers
First Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Woods Porterfield
Hope
Will. Porterfield
Little Rock
Ale. Wendling
Shreveport
E. C. Brown
Tom Kinser
Malcolm Porterfield
Ned Young
Claude Garner
Rufus Herndon
Terrell Cornelius
Harry Lemley
Kensle
Lemley
John Haynes
Gus Haynes
Steve Carrigan
Luke Monroz
Harry Moore
Archy Moore
O. A. Graves
Roy Anderson
Dr. G. E. Cannon
Luther Garner
Tom Gorham
Dave Thompson
Bob Franklin
John Bartlett
Dee Reed
Rebels attack Nicaraguan presidential palace in Managua
In Managua a revolt against President Juan B. Sacasa of Nicaragua led to deadly street fighting around the presidential palace in Tiscapa Hills. Five people were killed in the assault using machine guns, with reports of further fatalities in Campo Marte and other parts of the city. U.S. citizens were urged to seek safety as rebels tightened control.
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Tecucigalpa
Honduras
Juan B. Sacaga
Nicaragua
Managua
United States
Nicaraugua
UPI
Juan B. Sacusa
M. Arguello
Tiscapa Hills
34 Scout Books to Be Placed in the Library
Mrs J A Henry announced Monday that 34 scout books would be placed in the public library at city hall Tuesday afternoon. The books cover various phases of scout work and if well received, more will be added until the full 114. Also noting a note on blue eyes by Dr G P Frets of Helland.
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J. A. Henry
City Hall
Nevada arson case ties three to burning home
The Burned in December case out of Rosston and Hope involves Sheriff Jim Bearden announcing three suspects tied to arson at Holloway’s home. J W Holloway, Bailey Springs, and L B Breed confess after weeks of questioning, with Holloway detailing a $40 plan and insurance issues.
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Jim Bearden
Mai ‘Holloway
Bailey
Sprit
Breed
Loway
Rosston
Tach Foy
Holloway
Arts
Hope
Texas
Little
Lille Rock
Atkinda
Bearden
Ing
T. James W. Holloway
Rossian
Carrie March
Arkinda
Bailey Springs
Ti Ha
Hhe
Springs
Banley Springs
J. W. Holloway
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