Roosevelt Heads for Texas After Little Rock Talk
President Roosevelt pledged a forward program to meet economic and social needs as he spoke at Little Rock's centennial celebration. He urged constitutional aims and praised Jefferson for the Louisiana Purchase bargain while warning against concentrations of power. The president then continued west toward Texas after a large Arkansas crowd heard his remarks.
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Little, Rock
Roosevelt
Texas
Chtief
Grallium Bowl
Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Supreme Court
Hoover
J. M. Furrell
Wilt Hing
Robinson
Caraway
Dallas
Vincennes, Ltd
Malaga President Antonio Romano Is Assassinated
Antonio Romano 142, president of the Malaga provincial parliament and socialist leader, was assassinated in Malaga on Thursday. Street fighting erupted between Socialist and Syndicalist factions as the Left coalition faced violence and strikes across the city and surrounding areas.
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Madrid
Antonio Romano
Malaga
Spain
Romano
Matiga
Miguel Ortiz Aceveds
Aanalcazar
Seville
Antonio Riunives
Chiaf
Barajas
Uming
Viot
Peroration Ideniers
Suviatist
Inter
Labor
Stokes
Vielende
Gevermochl
Pruniski Named Head of Elks Association
In North Little Rock at the Arkansas State Elks Association convention John Pruniski of Neeil Gitte Rovk was elected president succeeding L. J. Kosininsky. Officers named include Frank Andrews Brickley first vice president and John W. South North Little Rock secretary and treasurer with C. C. Mitchenes Marianna and Dr. Levand Ellis Hot Springs on the board.
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North Little Rock
John Pruniski
Neeil Gitte Rovk
Arkansas State Elks Association
Tesarkans
Pruniski
L. J. Kosininsky
Yexarkani
Giber
Frank Andrews
Brickley
Withiu
Texarkana
Joha W. Bouth
Charles
Van Lingle Mungo Suspended and Fined by Dodgers
New York reports Brooklyn pitcher Van Lingle Mungo was suspended without pay and fined 200 dollars after quitting the club in Pittsburgh on Wednesday. He cited dissatisfaction as his reason for leaving.
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New York
van Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
High Wind and Rain Hit Arkansas Across State
High winds and heavy rain swept Arkansas causing shattered windows and minor property damage. No injuries reported as dust filled offices in Little Rock and crowds sought shelter at Fair Park. The storm aided drought relief in towns like Wynne Parkin and nearby areas, while power outages and roof damage occurred in several locations.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Fair Park
Memphis
Wynne
Parkin
Senrey
Prescott
Works Progress Administration
Tornathy Tasurbee
Jackson Sheriff Is Reported Short
An audit filed Wednesday by J. Bryan Sims chief county accountant in the state comptroller office shows a shortage of 11,856,760 as of June 6 in the accounts of Lee Reid. Sims cited 6318.38 in Reid accounts tied to early tax receipts before funds were delivered by taxpayers during Reid’s first term.
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Little Rock
J. Bryan Sims
Lee Reid
Jackson County
Griffin Smith
Sims
Reid
Sing
Roosevelt Texas Tour Aims at Dallas Fort Worth
Senator Robinson returns to Washington for the Democratic primary fight after a Roosevelt visit in Little Rock and Houston. President Roosevelt and his party tour Texas by train and boat to San Jacinto and Dallas centennial exposition with brief stops and a late arrival in Houston.
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Roosevelt
Arkansas
Robinson
Washington
Congress
Houston
Texas
Dallas
San Jahiito Battlegrounds
Daniel C. Ruper
San Antonio
Briday
Theodore Roosevelt
Basil Rathbone's mother forewent ship voyage after premonition
Hollywood report recalls Basil Rathbone as a child when his mother refused to sail from South Africa to England on a ship her family had booked. The vessel later sank in the Bay of Biscay a week after their intended departure, a decision tied to a forewarning.
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Hollywood
i/Pi
Basil Rathbone
South Africa
England
Rathbones
Bay of Biscay
Butchers Strike in France Threatens Meat Shortage
Paris reports wholesale butchers plan a Friday walkout over pay and hours amid a labor reform push. Strikes ripple through politics as the government faces Leftist pressure while workers seek higher wages, shorter weeks, and better vacations.
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Paris
France
Blum
Pretier Leon Bhun
Roger Salengro
Interor
Tuluis
Peoples’ Front
Chamber of Deputies
Refunding Board to Trim Its Employes in July
LITTLE ROCK The Refunding Board ordered 16 clerical employees dropped from payroll July 1 as part of economy moves while the refunding program nears completion. Supervisor James O. Guif noted the action in a State Reorganization session. The text also includes unrelated, unclear fragments about a girl and a jungle scene with a frog.
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Little Rock
Pi—T
Speciaslas
Palyyoll
James O. Guif
Enters Race for County Treasurer
Miss Lille Middlebrooks formally announces her candidacy for Hempstead County treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary on August 11. A former treasurer from 1927 to 1932, she highlights her efficient, economical, and impartial administration, business background, and pledge to voters to continue faithful public service.
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Lille Middlebrooks
Miss Middlebrooks
Hempstead
Tie Trust
Political groups plan four way rally in Syracuse on June 20
Dr Francis B Townsend said the old age pension group Father Coughlins National Union for Social Justice the Huey Long share the wealthers and the Lemke Farm Unionists will unite for a four group political rally in Syracuse New York on June 20 Congressman William Lemke has urged thousands of farmers from the farm belt into a Lemke Basin Union V organization.
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New York
Francis B. Townsend
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Huey Long
Sycacuse
N. Y
William Lemke
Townsend
Republican committee members named at Cleveland convention
The newly approved Republican national committee includes Wallace Townend and Mrs. A. C. Remmel of Arkansas. Senator Worah supports a $60 monthly pension for those over 60. In Rome, Marshal Badoglio, retired Viceroy to Ethiopia, is to reorganize Italy's military forces after Mussolini accepted his resignation as Viceroy and reappointed him chief of the army staff.
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Cleveland
Henry P. Fletcher
John E. Ertler
New Republican National Committee
Wallace Townend
Mra. A
Worah
Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Ethiopia
Italy
Musolini
Staf
4-H Study Days Draw 2000 Members to Arkansas Station
More than two thousand 4-H club members from 24 South Arkansas counties attended three study days at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station. Delegates toured the station, met staff, and heard talks by extension service leaders. Largest delegations came from Hot Spring Grant Jefferson and Bradley counties.
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South Arkansas
University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station
G. W. Ware
W. J. Jernigan
Clyde Carter
Edla Posey
L.C, Baker
C. Woolsey
W.muldrow
June Donahue
Walter Montcastle
Melva Bullington
Jack Lincoln
W. R. Stark
Sid Herrin
Frank Stanley
Mr. F
Ware
Hoover Leads Republican Rally as New Deal Faces Scrutiny
In Cleveland Herbert Hoover denounced the New Deal, likening it to socialist and fascist regimes in Europe, and called for a holy crusade for liberty. His high volume speech drew the first major convention demonstration, with delegates chanting “We want Hoover” for 33 minutes before he departed for New York.
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Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
Europe
America
Hoover
New York
Buell
Kansas capital braces for Landon bid at convention
Topeka reports Kansans ready for celebrations as supporters rally for Governor Landon with Col Frank Ulinski as running mate amid nomination talk. In Cleveland, the Republican platform stresses sound currency and federal relief while eying state role in unemployment and old age issues. Ickes responds to Hoover criticism, saying it confirms solid work ahead.
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Vention
Frank Ka Ulinsis
Landon
Copetitor
Kansas
Jello Landon
Topeka
Kan
Govern Landon
Clevelani
Mark Brels
Chamber’ of Commerce
O.T
Cleveland
Republi
DeValls Bluff Votes Wet 187 to 45 in Local Option Outcome
DeValls Bluff approved a wet local option liquor election by 187 to 45, authorizing alcohol sale within the town. Prairie county unchanged as White County reports show White County leaning wet with incomplete returns from 41 of 45 precincts.
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DeValls Bluff
White County
Prairie County
Christians End State Convention
The 14th annual Arkansas Christian Church convention at Little Rock focused on missions preaching evangelism and education. Delegates heard N G Carver warn that lower moral standards liquor and gambling loss of church members and baptisms have damaged churches. Other speakers included Rev Robert Bristol Edna Browning Rev Harvey Barker Smith and Rev Walter M White.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Christian Church
N. G. Carver
Little Reek
Arkansas Board of Missions
Robert Bristol
Pine Bluis
Edna Browning
Fort Smith
Harvey Barker Smith
Marshall
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