Second Labor Holiday Called in Lansing by Unions
A second labor holiday in Lansing Michigan halted building work as mediators sought to bring rival unions, including the AFL and CIO, to talks amid arrests of CIO pickets. About 73,000 workers idle across seven states as Republic Steel plans new moves. Roosevelt referred appeals to the National Labor Relations Board, which said no action yet. Post office reports of refusals to deliver to strikers sparked congressional probes.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
American Federation of Labor
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Committee For Industrial Organizations
Ve Nation
Daniel A. Knages
Monroe
Frank Murphy
Newton Steel Company
Republic Steel
Republic Company
Committee For Industrial Organization
Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Calumet
Indiana
John L. Lewis
Alect Workers Organizing Committee
Labor Board
Iin
Republic Steel Corporation
Perkins
Postoffice
Postoffice Hail
Youngstown
Congress
White
House
Farley
Bridges
Senate
United States
Postal Service
Robinson
Jeader
Jesse M. Donaldson
Sishuit Postiaste
Arkansas posts among lowest death rates in U S
Washington report from the Census Bureau on last year’s death rate shows the United States at 10.5 per thousand, Arkansas at 9.2, among the states with the lowest rates. The data indicate improvements in mortality compared with recent years.
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Wasiington
United States
Arkansas
Fined for Striking Negro With Car in Municipal Court
Hugh Patten, white man, pleaded guilty to reckless driving after an accident Saturday near Radical Hill injuring Daisy Nichols. Nichols, a negro woman, was treated at Julia Chester hospital and sent home. Orn Lee Knox, a negro woman, fined $50 for carrying a pistol. Dale Williams, a negro, assault and battery case dismissed. Several others, including G. A. Nash and John Andres, fined for driving without a city license. Ed Moore, a negro, fined $2.50 for assault and battery. Thelma Jackson and Thelma Poindexter, negro women, assault cases continued to June 11. Rutie Lee King and Minnie Lipscain, negro women, pleaded guilty to assault and battery, fined $2.50. Hamilton, a negro, forfeited a $10 wash bill for drunkenness. State docket heard Tuesday.
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Hugh Patten
Daisy Nichols
Radical Hill
Julia Chester Hospital
Orn Lee Knox
Dale Williams
G. A. Nash
C. Tucker
John Andres
Jim Austin
W. J. Stroud
Ed Moore
Waterman Named University U P Waterman Named University U P
University of Arkansas trustees named Dr Stelain Seesed Waterman as vice president and law professor succeeding retirements. Waterman, Tulane BA, Michigan MA, Chicago JD, joined faculty in 1942 and chaired the Athletic Council. Ripley resigns as dean of physics. Gilbert replaced by Richardson. Livestock forestry station site chosen in Independence County near Custanen. 83 025 acres to be acquired. Helium supply from Dallas Fort Worth area for navy airships noted.
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Payetyrville
Ark
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
Stelain Seesed Waterman
School of Law
University
W. N. Gladson
Waterman
Tulane University
University of Michiga
University of Chicago
University Athletic Council
Giles Bryanut Ripe Jey
Allan A Gilbert
Ripley Will Ren
J.C. Futeau
Fount Richardson
Payetteville
Gilbert
Experiment
Therastecs
Livestock and Forestry Branch
Independence County
Custanen
Kiwanis Speaker James H Pilkinton Headlines Hope Meet
The Kiwanis club met Tuesday noon at New Capital Hotel with James H. Pilkinton as principal speaker. He praised southwest Arkansas and Hempstead county, noting his Hempstead roots and Henderson State Teachers College leadership. Bert Webb won the weekly contest. H. C. Ellen of Ashdown was guest of Johnny Wade. A delegate to the International Convention was discussed.
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Kiwanis Club
New Capital Hotel
James H. Pilkinton
Pilkinton
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Washington
Henderson State Teachers College
Hope and Hempstead County
Matt Lee
Bert Webb
H. C. Ellen
Ashdown
Johnny Wade
Graduation by Phone at Triplett High School
Faye Fleetwood of Triplett, Missouri, could not attend the commencement due to a broken log but heard the program by telephone as officials had the program carried to her ailing from the campus.
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Triplett
Faye Fleetwood
Triplett High School
Mind Your Manners Tennis Practice Quiz
A classroom style quiz asks proper tennis etiquette. Answers: wait for the server to serve, spectators stay back, yield court when others wait, a player should wait for others to complete their stroke before driving, and the tester should fetch their own ball.
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Ima Aol
Gotfer
Aswers
Free Textbooks to Be Discussed at Session Saturday
E E Austin Hempstead county school examiner announced meetings in Hope Saturday to arrange free textbooks for the coming school year. He urged white and Negro teachers, principals, and superintendents to attend. White schools gather Paisley school at 2 p m. Negro schools in Hope at Yor ker High at 11 a m. outside Hope at the Washington courthouse at 9 a m.
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E. E. Austin
Hempstead County
Hope
Austin
Paisley School
Yorker High School
Washington
Morgan Sees Tax Question Purely Legal Not Moral
J P Morgan, returning from illness that kept him from King George VI’s coronation, criticizes Roosevelt on tax evasion, argues taxes are set by law and Congress must fix loopholes. He will not resume business this summer, plans Scotland in July, and listened to the coronation by radio aboard the Queen Mary.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
George VI
England
Roosevelt
Morgan
Congress
Southampton
Scotland
Howard County Oil Test Spudded in Howard County
The Nashville Chamber of Commerce reports the Boetcher Oil and Gas Co lease derrick in the NW4 of the NW4 of Section 28-11-27 in Howard county was completed Saturday and the well spudded Monday. Located six miles south of Mineral Springs and 12 miles south of Nashville on Highway 27, it stands about a mile east of Highway 55 with a new road to the site. Drilling aims for 3500 feet with results expected soon. the well is noted as among the deepest in the county.
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Nashville Chamber of Commerce
Boetcher Oil & Gas Co
Howard County
Derrice
Mineral Springs
Nashville
Okay Cement Plant
Hope native named North Dakota State Highway maintenance chief
P E Garvin, formerly a resident engineer with Arkansas Highway Department during the 1990 No 6 paving project, has been appointed maintenance engineer in charge of road upkeep for the North Dakota State Highway Department.
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Poe. Giavvin
Eneiiker
Hope
Arkansas Highway Department
North Dakota
Officer dies in moonshine raid mistaken identity case
Memphis report says Deputy Frank White, 46, of Marked Tree Arkansas, died after bullets from a federal agent during a raid on a moonshine still. White was wounded in the confusion when independent county and federal officers converged north of Marked Tree. Revenue agents J R Jones and J L Kidd from Jonesboro identified as involved.
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Memphis, Tenn
Frank White
Marked Tree
Ark
White
J. D. Dubard
Federal Revenue
J. R. Jones
J. L. Kidd
Jonesboro
4-H Clubs Guests at Station Visit Arkansas 4-H program
About 3100 4-H members from 43 Arkansas counties will tour the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station as part of the third annual study days. County agents and extension specialists will lead lectures and demonstrations on farming and home practices with games and pictures for recreation.
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Arkansas
University of Arkansas Fruit & Trugk
G. W. Ware
Asant
Tuesd Ogliry
University Extension Service
W. J. Jernigan
Li. C. Carter
L. C. Barber
Ella Posey
June Donahue
Ida Fenton
Sue Marshall
W.L. Gregg
M-r. Bruner
L. A. Chonan
A. Moore
Burl Thompson
Soil Conservation Service
R. S. Woodward
C. R. Pinckley
D. Lavender
A.C. Clark
State Forestry Commission
WPA
D. W. Wellborn
BF. McBaddin
Baptist Training Union Meet Scheduled in Hope Thursday
The Southwest District Baptist Training Union convention gathers at First Baptist church Hope on Thursday with 14 southwest county unions represented. A 10-period program runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. plus evening events led by Grace Mosely and featuring Luther Holcomb, Edgar Williamson, and Alton DeBlack. The program includes sessions, assemblies, special music, and an O. W. Yates address at night.
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Southwest District Baptist! ‘Training Union Convention
First Baptist Church
Southwest District
Grace Mosely
Shiloh Baptist Church
Texarkana
Ark
Luther Holcomb
Dallas
Texas
Edgar Williamson
Arkansas State
Alton DeBlack
State
O. W. Yates
Ouachita! College
Women's Missionary Society of Hope
Ralph Davis
Ashdown
B.T. U
Hope
Elsie Bates
Norman
Carry B. Gardner
Arkadelphia
Little Rock
Mrs. Hamilton
Lawrence Britt
Boughton
Arkansas
Staite B
T. U
General Assembly
Magnelia
New Flood Control Measure Approved by Senate Panel
Washington. The senate commerce committee approved a resolution directing the Army Engineers to submit a comprehensive national plan for flood control. The measure by Senator Caraway would set up a flood control program district beyond the seven agencies proposed by President Roosevelt and resemble the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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Washington
Senate Commerce
Army Engineers
Caraway
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Placer Gold Deposits Formed by In Situ Erosion
Deposits of placer gold are formed by washing specks of the precious metal off veins where it over lies in place. The text notes the process occurs as surface processes expose and move gold particles, concentrating them in sediment pockets.
Turned Brown By Brown Turner In Longview Texas
Rained heavily last week in Longview Texas leaving fields soggy and crops lagging. Local talk suggests CCC help may be needed to gather harvest this fall if sprout digging delays persist. An English preacher who approved a duke and Mrs Warfield marriage may pivot to performing ceremonies full time.
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Longview
Texas
CCC Hays
Duke
First Atlantic Air Link by June 16th
New York to Bermuda passenger air service will start June 16, with Bermuda as the first stop on the projected transatlantic southern route. The announcement notes the route connects New York with Bermuda as an initial segment of the service.
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First
Atlantic Air Link
New York
Bermuda
Bermudas
Threat of Dictator Likely for U S A
Dr. Charles J. Turek, Presbyterian church leader, warned University of Arkansas graduates that a dictatorship could emerge in the United States unless citizens stay informed. He contrasted democracy with dictatorship, praising representative constitutional democracy and the Constitution’s protection of political and economic freedom.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Charles J. Turek
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
University of Arkansas
America
United States
Germany
Haly
Taly
Italy
Democrac
Amr
Valencia Bombarded Amid Fierce Rebel Drive
In Madrid and Valencia heavy bombardment pummeled to start the insurgent offensive. At least 20 people were killed and over 40 injured, with four insurgent planes bombing Valencia port. The British urged greater protection for ships in the non intervention patrol as they sought to draw Germany and Italy back into neutrality. Police reported a German spy and propaganda center existed in Madrid before the uprising began.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Valencia
Venca’s
Germany
Italy
Spain
Proaganda
Lines Paid For by Neal Declares in Arkansas Brick Plant Issue
N P O NEAL of Hope Arkansas protests Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company rates for brick plants. He notes 1934 35 36 37 rate changes, claims brick lines owned by plants, seeks parity with nearer competitors and lower fuel costs, calling current charges crippling. He urges action to reduce costs and restore competitive fuel pricing.
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the Star
the Gazette
Arkansas
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Hope Brick Works
Respectully
N. P. O'Neal
Amelia Earhart Advances Toward Africa Coast Flight
Amelia Earhart arrived in Dakar Senegal after a stop in Saint Louis capital of Senegal and prepared for repairs. She expected to resume the world flight by Wednesday or Thursday as she seeks easier takeoff across Africa. The piece notes Missouri's Bonne Terre Flat River district as the nation's largest lead producer.
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Dakar
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
St. Louis
Africa
Bonne Terre-Flat River
Missouri
United States
Cotton market report from New Orleans opening and closing
In New Orleans on Tuesday October cotton opened at 1222 and closed at 1220 points. Spot cotton closed dull, down 1 point, opening at 1248 and adjusting slightly.
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New Orleans
Catton
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