Government Seafaring Tug-Of-War Pushes Hiring Halls
Bruce Catton reports on Maritime Commission policy mixing government ships with private crews and union halls. East coast CM crews mix union and non union names per lists while West coast unions push for 100 percent union hire. Lundberg Bridges rally to force hiring through union halls, affecting the Coldbrook voyage from Norfolk to Seattle.
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Maritime Commission
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Hoa Huthing
Belgan
CIO National Maritime Union
NMU
U.S. Shipping Commissioner
Mariime Commission
AFL Sailors' Union of the Pacific
Harry Lundberg
East Coast Union
Seattle
Orient
Commission
Coldbrook
Satartia
Collingsworth
Capillo
Washington
CIO Longshorenyen
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Lundberg
Assatenes
Lund“berg
Union
Norfolk
Seattte
Satley
Coldbronk
Pacific
APL
Public Inquiry Ordered Into Thetis Submarine Disaster
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain said a full public inquiry would be held into the Thetis sinking in which 99 men are believed dead after the submarine’s forward compartments flooded and it sank in Liverpool Bay. Officials note delays and blame questions while salvage and diving teams face swift currents and deep water.
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London
England
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Liverpool Bay
Johnson
Cammell Laird, Ltd
Birkenhead, Eng
Irish Sea
Mio
Anglesey
William McKenzie
Liverpool
Cranium Cracker: News Quiz From NEA Service
Willis Thornton presents a quiz series asking readers about presidents middle names war command the nine old men and the march of migratory workers. Page two promises answers amid the puzzles.
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NEA
Willis Thornton
Hendrick
Alphonse
Delano
Aloysius
Livya
Edmund
U.S. Aany
U. S. Navy
U.S. Supreme Court
Democratic
America
Reverses Murder Charges Against Negro Brothers
Arkansas Supreme Court voided murder convictions of two Negro cotton pickers for the slaying of a white woman near Little Reese. The court ruled racially excluded jurors violated the defendants' rights and ordered new trials for Rame Bone and Moses Bone.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Petit Jury
High
Rame Bone
Iis
Moses Bone
Pulaski
John Deaver
Little Reese
Gus Full
Quath Petit Jury
Fulton Man Fined $100 in Court Here
Pat Lester of Fulton was fined $10 in Hope municipal court on a drunken driving arraignment with bond set at $200. Marilyn Perkins pleaded guilty to stealing $5 worth of clothes from Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Denis, fined $25 and sentenced to one day in jail. Other cases included several drunks fined $10 and bond forfeitures. England grows more daffodils than any other country in the world.
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Pat Lester
Fulton
Hope
Hampstead Healt Court
Marilyn Perkins
Jimmy Denis
Roy Nevin
Harry Abram
Parker Davis
Mary Lee Walker
Milton Dayla
Shorty Gales
O. &. Buchanan
Book Prepared by Ware Becomes Southern Classroom Text
Southern Vegetable Crops by George W. Ware has been adopted as a classroom text at many Southern universities and colleges. Ware, assistant director of the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station, coordinated with 26 vegetable experts nationwide. The book focuses on southern conditions and is used by Texas A&M, LSU, UT, Clemson, NC State, A&I College, Texas Tech, and others, with many junior colleges and state libraries using it as reference.
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George W. Ware
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Ware
Texas A
M.college
Louisiana State University
University of Tennessee
Clemson College of
South Carolina
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
Texas A. and
I. College
Texas Technological College
Western Louisiana Institute
Arkansas State Teachers College
Magnolia A. and M. College
University of Tennessee Junior College
Habersham College of Georgia
Fuyman University of South Carolina
Ramsey, Davis to Operate Creamery in Hope
Announcement says Hope Creamery and Dairy will open a new plant in Hope around July 1. Owners are W. M. Ramsey and Hinton Davis, local businessmen. Plant at 224 East Third Street will produce and handle dairy products including milk Bulgarian butter milk cottage cheese and ice cream. Recent equipment includes Cherry Barrel Pasturising 300 gallon capacity York refrigeration 500 gallon daily. About 7500 dollars of machinery plus remodeling. five workers planned with two delivery routes in the city.
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Hope Creamery and Dairy Company
Hope
W. M. Ramsey
Hinton Davis
East Third Street
York
Oklahoma City
Manners Quiz on Travel Etiquette and Personal Interaction
A reader quiz on proper social conduct while traveling and at sea. It presents five questions about tipping, seating at the captain’s table, dress in public areas, praising home towns, and a moral dilemma about paying for a traveler’s meal, with suggested answers.
Soviet Proposal Is Being Considered By Britain and France
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain said the latest Soviet note requires joint Britain France consultation before an answer can be drafted. In Kassel Hitler told German veterans Britain and France pursue encirclement, rejecting Versailles war guilt and warning that Germany will defend with unity and strength.
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Hitler
London
England
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Russia
Britain
France
Kassel
Germany
Rechs
Comrades-Al-Arms
Berlin
Karlweise
Versailles
Italy
Truck Turns Over Injuring Two Near Hope
Two people were hurt when a small truck rolled over on Highway 67 two miles northeast of Hope Saturday night. Mr and Mrs C C Barker of Readyville Tennessee were injured. their adult son escaped injury. They were en route from Readyville to Texas and were taken to Josephine hospital. Mrs Barker had an injured back and Mr Barker suffered cuts and bruises.
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Highway 67
Hope
C. C. Barker
Readyville
Tenn
Roosevelt adjournment date debated in Congress
Congressional readers reported indecision on when Congress might adjourn with Speaker Bankhead saying July 15 is the tentative date. In Berlin reports Germany is ready to sign non aggression pacts with Latvia and Estonia midweek. John Wanes urged tax changes to stimulate business and fix incentives.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Office
Latvia
Estonia
John Wanes
Hope Youth Fined in Fatal Accident
Charles Robert Briant a 10 year old from Hope pled guilty in Maller county circuit court to failing to stop and render aid and to negligent homicide linked to a Highway 67 crash last December 18 that killed two people. He was fined 100 dollars in each case with the failure to stop fine suspended on good behavior. Briant was arrested December 20 after Mrs. H B Monroe and her daughter Miss Loraine Mallard were killed. He said he was frightened to stop and did not know his car had struck another vehicle until a passenger shouted. A civil action over the crash is pending.
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Charles Robert Briant
Hope
Maller County
Highway 67
Briant
H. B. Monroe
Loraine Mallard
San Antonio
Texas
Bel
St. Louis
1860 Bottles of Wine Stolen at World's Fair
A New York World's Fair incident reports 1,860 bottles of fine wine stolen from a temporary Pan-American building warehouse. One suspect was charged with the first major crime at the fair, while authorities have arrested 31 others for minor offenses.
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New York
Former Hope Man Dies in Arkansas Accident
Boyd Van Eaton, 35, formerly of Hope, died at a Paris hospital from a neck fracture and injuries after a Western Arkansas Telephone Co pole broke. He fell across a ditch while on a pole with lineman Gene Garrett. Garrett was only slightly injured. Van Eaton, of Harrison, had worked for the company since February, previously in Clarksville and Booneville. He is survived by three sisters and a brother in Idaho.
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Boyd van Eaton
Hope
Paris
Ark
Western , Arkansas Telephone Company
Gene Garrett
Garrett
Mr. van Eaton
Harrison
Telephone Company
Clarksville
Booneville
van Eaton
Benny Robison
Ontario
Cal
Cal 1
Cowan
George Forbes
Springfield
Wille van Eaton
Idaho
Cotton prices slip in New Orleans opening
New Orleans cotton market opened Monday at 9.17 and closed at 9.23. Spot prices remained dull and unchanged with middling at 3.40.
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New Orleans
Annenberg Started Career as a Circulation Manager
Philadelphia report traces Moe Annenberg from a 26 year old immigrant newsboy to circulation manager of the Chicago Examiner and later Milwaukee distributing representative. It notes his son Walter now vice president of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Cecilia holdings, and mentions accusations of shady methods in the 1910s with his brother Max.
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Madelin Blitzst
NEA
Philadelphia
Moe Annenberg
Chicago Examiner
Hearst
Milwaukee
Chicago
Walter
Philadelphia Inquirrer
Cecilia
Annenberg Racing-Journal Properties
Inerstate Brokerage Co
General News
Ing. Moe
Max
Areers
M. L. Annenberg
Fire at Ashdown hotel destroys Hope business site
Sheriff says a man from Hope, Chris Wheaton, is jailed in connection with the unoccupied Princess hotel fire in Ashdown early Saturday. Gas cans found on stairs suggest arson. a badly burned suspect is held as investigators plan further questioning when his condition improves. The hotel, owned by E. K. Jarvis of Hope, stored furniture and new equipment inside before opening for business.
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Jim Sanderson
The
Star
Ashdown
Chris Wheaton
Princess Hotel
Ashi
Sanderson Sa Negro
Ks Son
W. D Phillips
Ashdown Hotel
E. K. Jarvis
Hope
Jarvis
A. Goldsmith
Willard Locke
Phillips
W. J. Springer
Texarkana
Ark
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