Isle Royale Awakens National Park Movement
An essay extols Isle Royale in Lake Superior as a pristine, ancient landscape worthy of preservation. It argues for adding the island to a growing national park chain to protect its forests, lakes, and wildlife, noting regional accessibility and the value of expanded park coverage.
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Lake Superior
Isle Royale
Toross Lake Superior
Mexico
Central America
America
Uness Sam
New England
New York
Yellowstone
White Park
Jake
Council Buys City a New Piano for Music Raise
The Hope city council voted 7 to 1 to purchase a piano from Brooks-Ma of Texarkana for 178 to place in City Hall and dedicate as public property. Mayor Graves received a donation note from the Hope Library Association. May month petty cash and fines report showed 32 arrests with varied fines.
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Aly
Brooks-Ma Company
Texarkana
Roy Anderson
Thomas
Hope City Hall
W. S. Atkins
Henry
Dynamite Found Near Quezon Home In Manila
Dynamite was found buried near the summer residence of Manuel Quezon, president of the Philippine Senate, in Baguio. The blast material had been stolen from a Manila construction wagon. Authorities speculated the act aimed to threaten the Philippine independence movement and influence the transition toward a Philippine Commonwealth government.
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Manila
Hunte
Manuel Queson
Philippine Seoate
Baguio
United States
New Proposals Are Made by FDR
President Roosevelt outlined a skeleton NRA organization to keep business statistics and enforce minimum wage and maximum hour standards for government contractors. He said the plan would not reimpose old NRA working conditions and fair trade rules, and would compare industrial operations with and without codes. He also cited abolition of the National Labor Relations Board and called for $600,000 to support mediation work by the Labor Department.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
NRA
Senate
House
Nyt
National Libor Relations Board
Wagner
Secretary of Labor
Better Housing Program to Start in Hope
Robert B. Babbitt of the state FERA office in Little Rock announced that a permanent Hope office to negotiate loans for the Better Housing Campaign will not be established yet. A local committee led by R. V. Herndon was named to oust the program, with 20 residents to canvass Hope districts on the plan. Housing Day is June 1 and National Better Housing Day is June 15, with many model homes planned nationwide to spur home building and ownership through federal programs.
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Robert B. Babbitt
FERA
Little Rock
Buiter
Federal Housing Administration
R. V. Herndon
E. §. Greening
J. W. Bleck
Oliver Williams
C. C. Lewis
Babbitt
Bennett
Harris
State Office
Reanavel Administration
Washington
Alabama
Arizona
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Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregton
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
West Virginia
Federal Housing Administra
Fion
Flood Victims Identified as Death Toll Rising in Mexico
Bodies from the San Pedro disaster were identified on Wednesday while searchers probed mud encrusted wreckage near the village and surrounding communities. Officials fear many may never be found. President Lazaro Cardenas surveyed relief needs and ordered aid for widows and orphans. Diplomats from Central American nations and Colombia opened a fund for stricken villagers, many of whom are Indians.
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Mexico
D. F
San Pedro
Lazaro Carel
Columbia
Debt Committee to Meet at Prescott
The Farm Debt Adjustment Committee of Nevada County will have a meeting at the courthouse Thursday, the 8th at 10 a.m. All members are urged to be present, and visitors are cordially invited. Charles Vienot, king of Normandy big-eaters, consumed 226 pounds in a feast including 21 pounds of fish, 21 pounds of chicken, 2% pounds of mutton, beans, cheese, 29 pieces of cheese, six apple tarts, two bottles of Alsatian wine, two bottles Burgundy, and four quarts apple cider to win the title.
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Nevada County
Normandy
Charles Vinot
Burgundy
Vienot
Food Demonstration at Hempstead Lumber Co. in Hope
Mrs. Anne G. O Connor special refrigerator demonstrator for Frigidaire, in Hope to conduct a series of food and refrigeration demonstrations at Hempstead County Lumber Co. The last session is Wednesday at 1 p.m. She notes her pioneering work in southern Frigidaire demos and hot weather cooking showing a complete meat meal prepared in the morning and kept cold for supper.
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Anne G.connor
Prngsthire Corporation
Hope
Hempstead County Lumber Co
Tam P.m
O'Connor
Frigidaire Corporation
New Deal in Washington
In Washington the New Deal faces Gulf oil and a bituminous strike set to involve 450000 workers. The administration and Congress are urged to pass a bill seen as vital to avert disruption of railways utilities and factories. Industry leaders and labor seek codes to regulate prices and wages, with government seen as necessary to stabilize overproduction and labor costs amid critical resource shortages.
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United Ming
Congress
Biw
Ful van
Plans Complete for DeQueen Meet
Plans for the fourth annual Arkansas Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment at DeQueen are completed. Commander Robert A. Gummill says flights by Barksdale Air Force Base team will arrive for Sunday events. Key sessions and memorial service are scheduled, with local officials and auxiliary leaders set to speak and participate.
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Dequeen
Ark
Berkedale Field
Shreveport
Arkansas
Robert A. Gummill
Ed Gatwin
Barksdale
Twi Vouneil
Ustufficus
Vy“Wo and
Taclics
Susiliary
Moigdiy Tnuening
Sevier County
Ecant Nous
John T. Qwerty
Nellie Beaven Womack
The
Auniliany
Sch
Woo Weigar
DAR
United Confederate Veterans
UDC
SPW
Legion
Oller
Sessioe
Mes
Gladys Muuney
Witional
Alcohol kills two Austin college students in prank incident
Sherman Texas reports two Austin college students died after consuming wood alcohol taken as a prank from the chemistry building. Durwood Newman 19 of Athens and James Garrett 20 of Athens died within hours and others were ill though not seriously. Newman was a Kangaroo freshman basketball player. Garrett also played basketball and football.
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Sherman
Texas
Austin College
Durwood Newman
James Garrett
Athens
E .B. Tucker
Tucker
Newnan
Garrett
Newman
Berne
Roosevelt and Wallace urge amendments to save AAA
President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace agreed to seek congressional amendments to preserve the AAA against a Supreme Court ruling that struck down the NRA. General Hugh Johnson warned that ending the NRA would bring wage cutting, sweatshops, child labor, and turmoil. A Missouri woman seeks clemency for her brother condemned for murder. An Arkansan woman’s case prompts hospital admissions and a commitment order amid a baby disposal scandal.
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Waemington
Roosevelt
Severeury Wallace
Congress
Wikld
AAA
NRA
Woman Killed in Shooting Spree in El Dorado
EL DORADO One woman was shot to death while she slept and another was fatally wounded in a shooting spree. Ivor Tullifson, 30, killed Mrs. Clifton Mc Daniels then beat his wife, 27, and their five year old son. He then attempted suicide with a butcher knife. Mrs. J H Purifoy and Miss Mary Landers, sisters of the killer, were present but unharmed.
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EL Dorado
Ivor Tolllfson
Clifton McDaniels
Tullifson
J. H. Purifoy
Mary Landers
Camden
Preacher Eskridge Faces Jury Trial in Texas
In Grange Texas Rev Edgar Eskridge former First Baptist pastor and ex federal Prohibition agent is back in Orange County to face a grand jury and potential trial for charges linked to violent crime against Police Chief Ear DeReily. Eskridge waived extradition from Louisiana and was placed in a cell upon arrival with sheriff reports noting no disturbance as the jury deliberations proceed.
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Eskeidas
W. P. Brown
de Ridder
Abouy
Shure
Orange County
Eskridge
von Eskridge
New York Team to Play Here Thursday
A Negro baseball team from New York is set to play here Thursday afternoon. Local organizer Joe T. Jackson of the Napy ivan selected a six game schedule, with five wins so far and the team traveling through Dixia in June.
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New York
New Yorkeau
Dixia
Joe T. Jackson
Karpis Gang Suspects Tied to Weyerhaeuser Kidnap Case
Tacoma police and federal agents name six men linked to the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping for a $200,000 ransom. Investigators pursue suspects in Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland, with ties to the Barker-Karpis gang and a Tacoma bootlegger thought to have supplied liquor.
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Tacoma
Wash
Grorge Wehacuser
John’ P. Weyhacuser
Portland
Mi West
Barker-Karpis
Huntington
Ore
Salt Lake
Karpis
Pacific
West
Issaquah
George
Saturda
Weyerhsen
Weyerhaeuserg Willquor
R. T. Cartier
Belleva
Cartier
Seattle
Woris
Fudget Sound
Weyerhaeuser
Rinsom Bil
Washma
George Weyerhaeuser
Oregon
Justice Department
Ticoma Minen
Cotton markets and futures drift amid mixed signals
New Orleans prices show July down 13 points, other months stagnant as traders weigh French monetary tensions. Liverpool steady, New York opening barely steady as British exchange activity softens. Poultry and eggs prices mixed with regional commodity notes.
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New Orleans
Earl
Liverpool
New York
Collan
Chine
Gutebur
de- Sober Llords
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Food Demonstration Hempstead Lumber Co
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SRA
Geriding Anderson
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