Denison Project Hinted In Seven Regional TVA Plan
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create seven regional authorities to plan and oversee power projects including the Denison Texas site in the Red River Valley. The proposal targets waterpower safeguards and flood control across Arkansas Red and Rio Grande basins, with no funds yet approved for Denison dam construction.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Lite
TVA
Arkansas
Red
Rio Grande
Denison
Red River Valley
Texas
Little Tva
Associated Press Dispatch
Del
Local Woman Honored by Class at Magnolia School
Miss Maggie Leslie, completing her twelfth year as a first grade teacher in Magnolia schools, was honored by the graduating class which dedicated the last issue of The Broadcaster to her. She taught about Ab per cent of the class when they started school, resides at Belton in Hempstead county, and is an A B graduate of State Teachers College Conway.
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Maggie Leslie
Magnolia
Broadcaster
Leslie
Belton
Warn
Hempstead
State Teachers College
Conway
Mind Your Manners Quiz Sparks Fashion Guidance
A dated etiquette quiz asks if men may wear blue coats with white flannels at dances and which dresses and shoes suit formal or informal events. It includes conflicting answers about appropriate attire for hosts, guests, and public settings, reflecting mid century social rules and gendered dress expectations.
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Reyred Social
Uteafta
el Liguire
Musautiv
Turned Brown By Brown Turner in Longview Texas
The historic clipping discusses debt repayment and looming costs tied to cigarette taxes and social unrest. It references Europe’s war prep, post office notices, and potential future payments from Finland with a skeptical view of taxpayers and industry actions.
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Longview
Texas
Secorit
Joy Riders
Undertakers
Fust
Europe
Finland
General Mola Is Air Crash Victim
General Emilio Mola, insurgent commander on the Bilbao front, is reported dead in an airplane crash. The menacing civil war developments include German and Italian naval movements, non intervention talks, and plans for an international patrol amid tensions around Spain's coast.
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General Mola
Bilbao
Salamnaitest
Vitoria
Emilio Mola
France
Great Britain
Epsin
Germany
Maly
Spain
Foreign Office
Britain
Prieie Heal
Anthony Elen
Italy
Uiett
Almeria
Clar
Mussolini
Gas hike to brick plants suspended in Arkansas
The Arkansas Utilities Commission suspended for six months a gas rate increase proposed by Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. for brick factories at Hope and Malvern. If the increase had been placed in effect, the company would have to keep an account of the difference to reimburse brick plants if the final decree rejected the rise. The commission cited an ongoing investigation into the gas supply situation and noted the case should be resolved within six months.
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Little Rock
Stau
Sis
$20 000 School to Replace Columbus Burned Structure
Construction of a brick six room school in Columbus will start next Monday as a WPA project replacing the fire damaged structure from last September. Occupancy is planned for early next September with auditorium library and superintendent’s office. The old site remains the same while classes meet at the Methodist church and agricultural buildings. The blaze origin and cause were not determined. New faculty announced includes Young as principal, coming from Spring Hill High School, succeeding Elmer Brown who moves to Patmos. Other teachers are Miss Geneva Thomas Miss Dorothy Stophs Miss Agatha Bullach Mrs R C Reed and Miss Vivian Moore.
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Columbus
Columbus Methodist Church
Sei “Young
Young
Spring Hill High School
Elmer Brown
Patmos
Geneva Thomas
Dorothy Stophs
Agatha Bullach
R. C. Reed
Vivian Moore
Welles New Aide in US Diplomacy Shakeup
Washington reports a State Department reshuffle under Secretary Hull with Sumner Welles elevated to undersecretary and James E. Moore downsized to adviser. The overhaul consolidates policy routing through Welles, highlights personnel changes, and places Laurecive Duggan and Ridwart L. Reert in key divisions. Eugene Doonan moves to Tokyo as counselor of embassy.
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Washington
State Department
White Cottage
Hull
BR. Walton Moore
Virgini
Moore
Muir
Bright
William Phillips
Hil
Italy
Af Wison
Phillips
Lansing
Mane
Sumner Welles
Elbow Mae
Weiles
Sautine Ageric Moore
Congress
Laurecive Duggan
Sun
Wooten Named Special Justice for Court Hearings
Little Rock attorney and ex U S district attorney Wooten was named by Governor Bailey as special Supreme Court justice to sit in for Associate Justice McHaney who recused from hearing Scougale’s challenge to the administration’s 150 million highway bond program. The court took the appeal under advisement Monday and was expected to rule next week. High tomato contamination reported between 4 and 6 p m.
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Little Rock
PL Wooten
United States
Bailey
Supreme Court
Asmwiate
EL. McHaney
WG. Scougale
Red Cross Appoints Local Leaders in Blevins Chapter
A. H. Wade named chairman of the Blevins Red Cross chapter with P. C. Stephens as treasurer and Emma Phillips as secretary. Wayne H. England, Hempstead county chairman, announced the appointments. Meanwhile Father Bernard Hebbard sailed to Alaska with $44,000 of equipment donated by firms to test durability.
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A. H. Wade
Blevins Red Cross
Blevins
Father Hubbard
Santa Clara
Calif
iAy
Bernard Hebbard
Alaska
Archy
War Office as largest employer in Isbor England
The War Office is described as the largest employer in Isbor England with extensive activities including three big schools churches prisons police and even its own fleet.
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War Office
Isbor
Englasd
Earhart Reaches Guiana In World Flight Leg
Amelia Earhart lands in Guiana at 9 50 a m on the third leg of her round the world flight. The report notes Pelter Minuit once traded Manhattan for $24 and whisky in 1626 and mentions a 19th century cake frosting tip from Godeys Lady's Book.
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Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Amelia Earhart
Hope Tite
Pelter Minuit
Manhattan Island
New Netherlands
Dutch West India Company
Godey
Sporadic Fighting in Labor Dispute
Sporadic outbreaks of violence in New Jersey and Gulo subsided quickly Thursday as leaders on both sides conferred on new peace moves. Pickets surrounded a Little Falls laundry where a strike was in progress and stoned delivery trucks after emerging from a protective cordon of state police and sheriff deputies. Steve Young, a picket, was shot with buckshot in a brief skirmish at the Republic Oil plant in Wurren Ohio.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
Gulo
Little Falls
N. J
Sheriff's
Steve Young
Republic Oil Corporation
Wurren
Ohio
Duke Edward and Wallis Say I Will In Chateau Romance
In a radiant ceremony at Chateau de Candé France the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield vow to marry amid church controversy. The couple, after abdication 25 weeks earlier, declare I will as guests in the flower filled room. they depart for a honeymoon in Austria. The Anglican rector faced opposition but reportedly performed the service. Ann Jardine reported by the Bishop of Fulham confirms details.
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Prince of Wales
Edward Vit
England
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
Mont France
Empire
Church of England
Edward
Wasserleonburg
Austria
London
Eng
Edward of
Windsor
Ann Jardine
Bishi
Fulham
Farley Holds Arkansas Visit With Quiet Demeanor
Jim Farley the Roosevelt administration’s postmaster general spent four hours in Little Rock answering questions and meeting admirers but offered no clear answers on Senate Leader Joe Robinson’s fate or the Supreme Court elevation. The article notes Arkansas remains eager yet officially uninformed on key political futures.
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Little Rock
Big Jim
Farley
Wero
Arkansas
Dim Farley
Washington
Senate
Joe T. Robinson
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Tao
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Haly
WPA
Welles
Wooten
McHaney
Nue
Guiana
Wasserloonburg
Jim Farley
Robinson
Chicago
American Petrolean Institute
W. A. Schultze
A. E. Buell
Bartlesville
Oklo
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