Early Returns Show Dickinson Winner in Iowa Primary
Des Moines reports indicate early returns from 3 433 precincts show Republican L J Dickinson leading with 56 percent of votes cast. Governor race sees Dan Turner with 62 percent. Democratic nominees include Daniel Steck unopposed for Senate and Fred Hagemann unopposed for governor. Three-way GOP governor race looms with sole income tax proposal on ballot.
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Iowa
Dickinson
Des Moines
L. J. Dickerson
Republica
John Yanmmill
Frank J. Lund
Payne
Dickerson
Dan W. Turner
Himmill
Hoover
Representave
Congress
Daniel F. Steck
Dan W.zurner
Olle Lange
Dubuque
Ed Smith
Fred P. Hagemann
Waverly
Republican Congressmnet
Rily
Cyrenus Cole
C. W. Ramseyer
C. C. Dowell
Deats
Policeman Mistaken for Intruder Fatally Shot in Absecon
Chief of police Wilken M. Schoefflin aged 41 of Absecon was shot and killed while investigating a disorderly house. George Howard Much, 23, of Ventnor and Atlantic City, was arrested as a suspect. three others, including two women, were detained as material witnesses. The shooting occurred as Schoefflin checked a recently leased Highland district property on the city outskirts.
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Absecon
Uct
Wilken M. Schoefflin
Ged
George Howard Much
Ventor
Aantie City
Chlef Sehoeffiin
Absecon Highland
Muelh
Arkansas Professors to Lecture at Texas School
Three University of Arkansas professors will lecture at the University of Texas summer school in Austin and another will teach courses at the University of Tennessee. George Heetings will teach American literature, L Benson will lecture on the French Revolution, and D J Thimas will lead lectures on American diplomacy and the history of the American Revolution. Virgil L Jones will teach three English courses at Tennessee. Benson will then return to Arkansas for a summer term.
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Payetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
University of Texas
University of Tennessee
George Heetings
Austin
L. Benson
Nousen
D. ¥] Thinas
Jnstary
American Revoluy- Hoth
Austin Jesdtution
Virgil L. Jones
Arts and Sciennes
He University
University of Teenessee Summer Schoo
Benson Wit Lieth
University of Apkansig Simienerschaa
Tar Victim Fails In Prosecution Effort
WORLBANS June de(/?)-De z Newsom dentist of Hamand ie who was toured and feathered last week by Ike G. Sturos. Living vlay merchant, win guld they Tulane University graduate broke up the home. Moray in his efforts to prosecute Sturis in Federal District Court there. This announcement was one by United States District Attorney Bel avend EB. Talbot after De. Newson accompanied by B. M. Harvard, one of his lawyers, had held a conference with the district g toyney behind closed doors.
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Worlbans
June de
Dez Newsom
Hamandie
Ike G. Sturos
Win Guld
Tulane University
Moray
Sturis
United States
Belavend EB. Talbot
de. Newson
B. M
Harvard
G Toyney
Dancing Judith Begins Wednesday in The Hope Star
A tale set in Greenwich Village follows Judith Grant a dancer who cannot find stage work and Marta Clarissa Morley who loses memory after her sweetheart vanishes. Billionaire Bruce Gideon covertly finances her rise as a star while pursuing love for profit, amid vivid colorful characters like Kiel and Chun and Bastien Dumont.
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Greenwich Village
Kiel
Chun
Judith
The
Hope Star
Judith Grant
Modeiliz
Clarissa Morley
Alan Stoynes
Bastien Dumont
Wtist
Bruce Gideon
Taxpayers Group Starts Petitions in Hope for Seven Amendments
Arkansas Taxpayers association in Hope gathers signatures for seven proposed constitutional amendments to appear on the general election ballot. N P Reed says hundreds of signatures collected and progress reports from other cities indicate strong support. Proposals cover property tax limits, budget transparency, journal entry requirements, timing of special elections, Supreme Court judges' pay, inheritance tax limits, and penalties after tax payments.
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Arkansas Taxpayers ‘Association
Geenvale
N. P. Reed
the Star
Taxpayers Association
General Assembly
Alite
Supreme Court
United States
Searcy County A Republican Stronghold In Arkansas
ST JOE Ark August primary shows a Republican surge in Searcy county with no Democratic filings. All current county officers are Republicans and organizers add daily to the party roster as the state leans GOP.
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ST. Joe
Ark
Dune
Seares
Bond Pluer
Deqiie
Arkansas
Searcy
Attempt on life of woman shocks Chicago
A would be killer fired two shots through a bedroom window at Mrs. Lottie Brewen DeChow in Chicago. The assassin crept to a garage roof and fired again, wounding the 55 year old, who had only moments before left her sister May Gross’s room. Mrs. DeChow’s husband is the self styled Count Von Bulow accused of perjury in a prior case.
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Chicago
Lottie Brewen DeChow
Count von Bulow
Tne
Jasun
Mrs. McChow
May Gross
Henry
Ouachita Faculty For Next Year Announced
Ouachita College announces its 1930s faculty lineup by President Charles T. Joglinson. The list includes Dr. B. A. Spessard biology, Dr. E. A. Provitte chemistry and physics, Dr. D. P. Cowdray education and registrar, Dr. T. W. Croxton Bible, Mrs. L. Brant mathematics, Dr. Robert St. Highfill English, C. H. Arnett history and political science, and others across languages, music, librarian roles, and physical education.
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Arkadelphia
Ouachia College
Charles TD. Joglinson
B. A. Spessard
E. A. Provitte
D. PF. Cowdray
T. W. Croxton
Laura Brant
Robert St
Highfill
Arnett
H. Anderson
Paul E Whitshouse
Feter Zellers
Ls. M. Blake
Emily Blake
Mae Foster
Sybil Goldsmith
Grace Hamilton
Louise Clayton
Lois Piolliday
J. H. Mitchell
Conservatory
Willian F. Dousinger
Foy Holman
Evelyn Bozemnin
Florence Evins
Yalee
Foy Usnmens
Curtis Pullig
T. Auvrelson
Bodenhamer Visits El Dorado Amid Senate Draft News
Maj. O. L. Bodenhamer national commander of the American Legion visited El Dorado on Monday for a brief stay before a series of speaking engagements in Missouri. He welcomed passage of the Reid-Snell draft bill by the Senate. The measure calls for universal military conscription in wartime, backed by the Legion for years.
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EL Dorado
O. L. “Bugenhamer
American Legion
Missouri
Senate
Sears
Hoover Says Congress Unwise In Vetoing Bill
President Hoover reiterates opposition to the Spanish American War veterans pension bill. Congress enacted the measure over his veto yesterday, and he calls the action unwise. He maintains his stance despite the override.
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Hoover
Congress
Washington
Pesident Hoover
Grave Hidden Eggs Found Near California Bridge
Modesto, June 3 A bridge tender along the San Joaquin River near a site where three men were shot to death by an itinerant laborer reported a grave he found on Ami 28. Deputies opened the mound and uncovered several dozen incubator turkey eggs buried after aging without producing turkeys.
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Modesto
Calif
San Joaquin
Ami
Democrats Urge Swift Action On Tariff Bill
Two Democratic senators from the Northwest and New England urged speedy disposition of the tariff bill in the Senate. They warned against undue delay as conference reports alter the Senate and House versions. A vote was not expected until late in the week amid debate over conference findings and the new flexible clause.
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Washington
Northwest
New England
Senate
Leacary
House
Smoot
Utah
Dill
Dil
Walsh
Massachusetts
Campaign HQ to Open in Little Rock This Week
La mar Williamson campaign manager for Governor Harvey Parnell announced the governor's campaign headquarters would open in Little Rock this week. Williamson planned to arrive Saturday and had departed Monticello earlier this afternoon.
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Little Rock
Lamar Williamson
Monticello
Harvey Parnell
Williamson
Forty Lost and Forty Saved After Steamship Boiler Explosion
In Bogota on June 3 1944 forty bodies were recovered after a passenger steamship exploded its boiler and sank the Marlena yoyer yesterday. Thirty five crew members were saved with eleven severely burned. The vessel sank immediately after the blast, delaying aid.
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Bogota
Sunis
Cannon Declines Answer Question Before Committee
Washington June 3 Bishop James Cannon Jr refused to answer a question before the senate lobby committee about his political activities during the 1928 presidential campaign. Senator Walsh and Senator Blaine pressed him on temperance ties before he cited persecution and declined to answer on the Anti-Smith meeting. The room erupted in laughter applause and hisses as the witness stood firm. Walsh indicated possible further action but offered no immediate plan.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Walsh
Montana
Blaine
Wisconsin
Cannon
Senate
Camden Bank Cashier M. E. Fahy Dies in Camden
M E Fahy longtime cashier of the First National Bank Camden born November 5 1858 in Monroe Louisiana died at his Camden home June 3 He served as bank cashier since 1914 and earlier was a river shipper on Ouachita and Mississippi routes for 29 years Survived by wife two sons Edward and Elmore Fahy and sister Mrs S G Texada Alexandria La Funeral set for Wednesday at 10 am at St Louis Roman Catholic Church with Rev Olte Butterback officiating
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Camden
Ark
M. E. Fahy
First National Bank
Citi
Fahy
New Orleans
Monroe
Ouachita
Mississippi
St Louis Roman Catholic Church
Olte Butterback
Elks Announce Dance At North Elm June 20
The Elks Lodge announces a homecoming dance to be held at their North Elm street home on June 20. Music will be provided by the DeLuxe Night Hawks, a Shreveport orchestra, with local committee members Talbot Feild Dr TY L McDonald C J Taylor O F Ruggles J W Streikland C B Nawhorn Jimmis Cook and Speedy Hutson overseeing arrangements.
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Elks Lodge
North Elm Street
Oecasion
Night Hawks
Shreveport Orchestra
Talbot Feild
Dr. TY
L. McDonald
C. J. Taylor
0. F. Ruggles
J. W. Streikland
C. B.nawhorn
Jimmis Cook
Speedy ‘Hutson
Local Bee Culture Meeting Promises Honey Yield Boost
Local farmers plan a July meeting at the State Experiment Farm to study modern bee culture. Led by C A O Neal and with O L Olmstead of the University as lecturer, the event aims to promote profitable honey production through queen substitution and hive upgrades. County Agent Lynn Smith backs the movement and a daylong program will include live bee transfers for demonstration.
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Aeanpstead
C. A. O'Neal
East Division 1 Street
O. L. Olmstead
Hempstead
Mr. O'Neal
Graf Speeding Across Atlantic Homeward Run
Graf Zeppelin powers eastward over the North Atlantic at about 90 mph after departing Lakehurst New Jersey. Reported 12 hours later at 40 18 N 57 30 W about 780 miles east of New York City. From 3 to 9 pm distance covered 358 miles averaging 89.7 mph. First stop on return will be at Veville.
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Associated Press
North Atlantic
Naval Station
Lakehurst
N. J
New York City
Veville
Phillies Release Grover Alexander
Phillies owner and manager announced the unconditional release of Grover Cleveland Alexander. Gerald Nugent said the veteran pitcher is no longer of help to the club and Gern Shotten decided to let him go. Alexander hopes to find a Pacific Coast League job and pitch a little longer before retiring from baseball.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Pete
Alex
Gerald Nugent
Phillies
Gert Shotten
Beers From Sudeley Castle Hidden Behind Wall Found
Ancient beer bottles, about 150 years old, discovered during restoration at Sudeley Castle near Worcester. Bricked behind a stone wall where Queen Katherine Parr is buried, the rare liquor was tasted and found in perfect condition.
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Worcester
England
Sudeley Castle
Katherine Parr
Henry VIII
Nearsighted Husband Grabs Wrong Woman in Cambridge
Rita Beck, 18, riding on Concord avenue, was seized by a man who jumped onto her car and grabbed her by the throat before recognizing his mistake. In court, the nearsighted husband Martin Besh testified he mistook her for his wife and apologized for the incident.
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Cambridge
Mass
Rita Beck
Concord Avenue
Tno
Martin Besh
Bicycle For Two Declared Hazardous In Boston Joe-States Move
Massachusetts Governors committee on street and highway safety brands the bicycle built for two a highway hazard. The panel issues a ruling and urges public caution against tandem cycles. The decision follows a spate of bicycle accidents in the city.
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Boston
Jyov T
Massachusetts Governors Committee
Hot Springs to Host Annual Druggists Convention
Hot Springs will host hundreds of druggists for the Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association convention June 10 to 12. Arlington hotel serves as headquarters with notable speakers Dr. Stanley L. Krebs and Tom Roach. Banquet cabaret dance at Kingsway hotel and a women’s garden party planned. officers include M. D. Daggett and J. K. Poch Jr.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association
George E. Schneck
Arlington Hotel
Stanley L. Krebs
New York City
American Institute of Mercantile Arts
Tom , Roach
Oklahoma
Cixts
National’ ‘Ass
John P. Cox
Hope
Walter B. Ferguson
Paragould
D. Oslin
Little Rock
Alleged Slayer Held After Texarkana Shooting
Leon Barton, 22, is jailed in Miller County charged with murder after Clyde Pilgreen, 23, died of a gunshot wound at Fort Lyon area. Barton reportedly shot Pilgreen following a quarrel over a woman, then slept at home. he says he was drunk and remembers nothing. Pilgreen’s wife and one child survive.
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Texarkana
Leon Bartsom
Miller County
Clyde
Pilgreen
Helen Combs
Fort Lyon
Here
Barton
Filgreen
Long Separated Brothers Meet In Police Station
In Haverhill Massachusetts on June 3 a stranger entered police quarters. Desk Sergeant Cyrus Bruce asked for license and registration, then announced the visitor was his long-lost brotherTim. The man proved to be Donald M Brace, who had been separated from his brother for 21 years.
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Haverhill
Mass
Cyrus Bruce
Police
Tim
Donald M. Brace
President of Business College Visits In Hope
Ed Hill president of Hills Business College arrived with Mrs Hill from Little Rock for a visit. They were escorted by Mr Earl Hooker who will head shorthand and typing at the local college. Hooker recently won state championship medals in shorthand typing in Missouri.
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Ed Hill
Hill's
Hill
Little Rock
Acc
Earl Hooker
Hooker
Missouri
Scouts Leave For Ten Day Encampment
Four Hope Boy Scouts left Texarkana today to join Texarkana scouts for a ten day encampment at Camp Bio neer War Poller Arkansas. Attending from Hope are Rufus Bernden Jr Corley Tedder Lane Taylor and Gordon Bayless. District scouts hold three camps each year, this being the first of the season.
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Hope
Texarkana
Bioneer
War Poller
Arkybsas
Iran Hope
Rufus Bernden
Corley Tedder
Lane Taylor
Gordon Bayless
Teen inmates escape attempt reported in Michigan facility
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report from Sonia Michigan describing a night escape attempt at a prison or hospital where 24 prisoners were in cells. The incident involved a break from a secured area with references to telephone wires and a response by authorities. no inmates joined the escape. Names such as Du Perry and Robertso are mentioned as residents or officials.
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Sonia
Mich
Durin du
Perry
C. Robertso
Garland approach progress amid unsettled Latah work
Fragmented text indicates efforts on a new Garland oriented approach near the Latah bridge. the structure is finished but the right of way remains unsettled. Names such as Moore, Jr., Dawson, J K, V. Harris, L. S., Kenne Lagan, W. A. McCartney, C. H. Wright appear in a reception for delegates to a superintendent convention in apolis with a note of a 6:20 a.m. departure for Mexico.
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Garland
Probal
Moore, Jr
Essary
Arens
J. W. Dawson
J K
V. Harris
L. S
Kenne Lagan
W. A. McCartney
Son
C. H. Wright
Mexico
Home Coming Dance Planned Here With Dallas Orchestra
Joli Wimberly and Bob Young, Hope youths, announce a homecoming dance to be held Friday night at the rink. A nine piece colorized Dallas orchestra will provide music for the event. The band, touring four southwestern states, debuts in Hope and is expected to draw a large out of town crowd with college students arriving to greet friends. The gala begins Friday night at the skating rink.
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Joli Wimberly
Bob Young
Hope
Occans
Dallas
Tex
Imusic
Sia Ing
Bridegroom in Joke Turns Fatal Shot in Denver
In Denver on June 2, Everett Stewart, a groom less than 24 hours married, was in custody as investigators probe the fatal shooting of C. W. Maloney. Stewart fired after Maloney approached the couple and told the woman to "stick 'em up" during a staged joke. Mrs. Stewart was arrested and later released.
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Denver
Colo
Everett
Stewart
Quay
C. W. Maloney
Stuart
Maloney
Strelg
May Cotton Exports Reach 185 808 Bales
New Orleans June 3 Secretary Hester of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange reports US cotton exports to foreign markets excluding Canada totaled 185 808 bales in May, down from 349 764 last year. Britain took 41 161, France 18 160, Germany 37 913, rest of Europe 39 030, Japan and China 64 434.
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New Orleans
Sece Tgtary Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Uni
Canada
Great Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Japa
China
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GOV
Texas
Stieh
Gideon
Coralie Stanton
Heath Haaken
Basclen
Sinlith
Taxpayers’ Group
Searcy County
Bodenhamer
Harrison
Simmons
North Carolina
Bishop
Camden Bank
Elks
Asia
John Galandak
Florence Currie
Galandak
Graf
Atlantic
New York
Grover Alexander
John Cox
Business College
Thirtern
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