United Industries Pushes Plan for Tax Cuts and Jobs
Bruce Catton reports a New York led initiative by United Industries to back a business appeasement program aimed at $500 million in tax reductions to spur re employment for about 1,000,000 idle workers. The plan seeks credits, non taxable income for new ventures, and changes to labor and securities regulation to boost business. Leaders Donald R. Catton and Henry Morse present the proposal to Congress and seek pledges to create 1,000,000 payroll jobs without lowering wages.
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Group
New York
United Industries
Capitol Hill
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Pkin
Securities and Exchange Commission
Donald R. Catton
Henry Morse
House
Ways Sane Means Committee
Varius
Iustry
Congress
Thomas H. Cullen
United
Aim Méyse
Nays Pth
Bet United
Busines
Morse
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Iti
Senate Finance Commie
Armenia Arkansas liquor license revocation three dealers
Revenue Commissioner Z M McCarroll announced three Arkansas retail liquor dealers must appear June 19 to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked for failing to file complete inventories under the 1939 Nyberg act. He also announced a regulation to end charge accounts for wholesalers and retailers and postponed the five cent per gallon tax payment for Southwestern Distilled Products pending audit.
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Little Rock
Intailoner
Z. M. McCarroll
Mettarroll
Iquor
Southwestern Distilled Products, Inc
Kiwanians Hear Negro Spirituals at Hope Club Luncheon
Hope Kiwanis members enjoyed a program of Negro spirituals by the N F A Quartet, recent state first place winners. The quartet C L Plenary W C Easter A J Pigegee and Thomas English, Yorger High School students, plan a benefit concert to fund their national contest trip in New Jersey. Kiwanis attendance contest under John Peters on and James Pilkinton drew strong interest. Frank Douglas won a desk paperweight for best attendance. visiting Kiwanian Dr C L Winchester from Texarkana attended.
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Hope Kiwanis
Pine Bluff
C. L. Plenary
W. C. Easter
A. J. Pigegee
Thomas English
J. H. Harris
Yorger High School
Arkansas
Borden~ Tows
New Jersey
Npaly
T. R. Courtney
Kiwanis
John P. Petersson
James L. Pilkinton
A. W. Stubbeman
Frank Douglas
de. C. L. Winchester
Texarkam
Nashville Ships First Day Season's Peaches
Nashville reports the first carload of peaches for the season moved Monday. About eight cars had been moved, with Early Tose peaches selling for 1.25 to 1.75 dollars per bushel. Fair Beauty will begin next week and last about five days. Elbortis should start around July 10, with an expected total of 3,500 carloads for the district.
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Nashville
Tts
Mind Your Manners Reg VG Letter of Application Quiz
Question based guide tests correct social usage for letters of application. It asks if references belong in an application, whether to use personal stationery, typing versus writing, addressing a person versus a company, mentioning personal application, and how to handle a recommendation request with choices and provided answers.
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Ib Wa
Duke Ut
Nevada Farmer Held for Assault in Prescott
Matthew Portes a 65 year old farmer was held to the July term of Circuit Court on a charge of assault with a pistol. He allegedly terrorized Prescott & Northwestern Railroad workers at the machine shops forcing shutdowns and denying a water hydrant drink to Rosbore Bemis of Ozan Lumber. Sheriff Bright and deputy Van diver arrested him after he held workers at bay while Portes appeared intoxicated. Portes has been jailed since arrest and did not post bond.
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Prescott
Matthew Portes
Nying
Presell
John Minus Holder
Press Cott
Reill
Porter
Prescott & Northwestern Railroad Company
Rosbore Bemis
Ozan Lumber Company
Portes
Brad Bright
Red van
Diver
Sherill Bright
W. J. White
Labor board overhaul urged amid unemployment crisis
Green of the Americas Federation of Labor urged the House labor relations committee to replace the current National Labor Relations Board with new members to restore confidence among workers. He backed AFL sponsored Wagner Act amendments via Representative Barden. John L. Lewis criticized Congress for handling unemployment, calling it worse than nothing. Marcus Harrington proposed WPA administrative changes including reorganizing federal projects to counter criticism.
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William Green
The
Americas
Congress
New Cio Organization
Lewis
Maude
WPA
F. C. Harrington
Works Progress
House Appropriations Committee
Harrington
Air Conditioned Buses Announced
The Arkansas Motor Coaches will inaugurate air conditioned bus service from Memphis to Texarkana via Hope on June 22. Demonstration of one bus occurred last Saturday. buses use Frigidaire cooling units and thermostatic control. Southbound from Hope departs 4:28 p.m. arrives Texarkana 5:15 p.m. Northbound from Hope departs 10:45 p.m. arrives Memphis 6:55 a.m.
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Arkansas Motor Coaches
Dounce
Memphis
Texarkana
Hope
Vexarkana
Large Peach Crop for State Likely
The federal state stop depart ing service said Arkansas peach crop on duty 1 indicated a harvest of 2 795 000 bushels up from 2 451 000 last year. Freeze damage in April was severe in Northwest Arkansas but not total. Clarksville reported only scattered damage. Elsewhere prospects on June 1 were good with crop condition at 66 percent of normal versus 52 percent last year. Other crops grew rapidly though fields were grassy, especially in central and northern areas.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Clarksville
A Thought Amoh and the Rising Scan Imagery
An obscure line describes a thought named Amoh and a rising scan image tied to Wiest as the wall boils, with Dryden noted in the fragment. The text presents a fragmented scene and unique names, implying symbolic or experimental content from a historical source.
Taylor Suspended From Playing Ball In 48 States
Ward from Otto Smith reports Troy Paylor of Breuner-Ivory Handle factory suspended from all softball until release received. Taylor brother of Roy Taylor, suspension tied to contract jumping. Ben R Williams named county softball commissioner. Ashdown elimination tourney sets two district entrants for Hope district tourney August 17 and 18.
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Taylor
Roy Taylor
Hope
Ben R. Williams
Ashdown
Little River County
Toye
Hempstead
Pike
Perry
Hot Spring
Little River
Chirk
Howard
Montgomery
Sevier
Miller
Lafayetta
Nevada
Slayer Creates Fund for the Widow of His Victim
In San Diego Cuba Robert Perry, 70, condemned to die for the March 16 attempted bank robbery and murder of Jack Anthony, signed a trial agreement to provide widow Mary Anthony with $75 monthly as long as she remains single. if she remarries the allowance goes to her child. Perry declined to reveal personal or fund details citing family concerns.
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San Diego
Cuba
Robert Co. Perry
Carmer Alasken
Jack Anthony
Mary Anthony
Perry
House foreign affairs panel backs embargo repeal bill
Washington bulletin reports the administration's unusuality bill to repeal an embargo on arms and munitions for nations at war was approved in full Tuesday by the House Foreign Affairs Committee. London dispatch notes Britain shifts from urgent European issues to seek a solution amid British Japanese incidents in the Far East.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
London
Bug
Fay East
Name Successors of Randall Gray Humphries Fired
LITTLE ROCK The University of Arkansas Board named W. R. Harlacher dean of the College of Agriculture and Horace E. Thompson assistant director in charge of the state Agricultural Extension Service. They succeed Dan T. Gray and C. C. Randall respectively, with approvals from Henry A. Wallace. Harlacher leads Animal Industry and Thompson directs the Extension Service. The appointments take effect July 1. Humphries fired
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
W. R. Harlacher
Fayetteville
College of Agriculture
Dan T. Gray
Horace E. Thompson
State Agricultural Extension Service
C. C. Randall
Bailey
John C. Futrall
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Presisident Futrall
Department of Agriculture
National Capital
Harlacher
Department of Animal Industry
Thompson
Farm Security Administration
ISA
Arkansas
Washington
Deane G. Carter
Carter
Randall
Humphries
William L. Humphries
State Board of Education
Tom H. Atford
J. 0. Goff
Alford
Goff
Humph
Cranium Crackers Quiz From Olive Roberts Barton
NEA Service quiz asks children to match famous figures and stories to numbers. Readers place brackets before phrases such as Lord Fauntleroy and Heidi, with a page two answer section and scoring guidance.
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Olive Roberts Barton
NEA Service
Mytyl
Tylyl
Lord Fauntleroy
Little John Green
Jon
Land
Shintey Temple
Christianity Under Fire in Europe as Nazi Hit Church
European Christianity faces a drum-fire of attack as Nazi policies clash with church authority. The seizure of Archbishop Sigismund Waitz of Salzburg’s residence signals a broader purge, with eight thousand Evangelical ministers repudiating Nazi church head Werner and Nazi actions curtailing religious broadcasts and Bible access.
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Europe
Milton Bronner
NER
London
Sigismund Waitz
Archbbishop
Salzburg
Germany
Russia
Italy
de. Freidrich Wer
Werner
Church of Christ
God
Chesar
Iself
Hudson Wren Appointed Arkansas State FSA Director
Hudson Wren of Little Rock was named Arkansas state director of the Farm Security Administration on Tuesday, succeeding Horace E. Thompson who was appointed assistant director of the state farm extension service.
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Little Rock
Hudson Wren
Arkansas
Farm Security Administration
Horace E. Thompson
State Farm Extension Service
Texarkana Auto Crash Lawsuit Totals $4000 Damages
In Miller County Circuit Court H B Monroe of San Antonio sues Charles Briant of Hope Arkansas for 4000 claiming damages from a December 18 auto mobile crash on Highway 7 that fatally injured Mrs H B Monroe and Lorraine Mallard. Briant pleaded guilty to failure to stop and involuntary manslaughter, with fines of 100 in each case, one suspended on good behavior.
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Texarkana
Miller Eounty Eircuit
H. B. Monroe
San Antonio
Acer
Charles Briant
Hope
Ark
Highway 7
H.B. Monroe
Lorraine Mallard
Briant
Czech Gold to Be Given to Germany Outline
BASLE Switzerland reports the Board of Directors of the Bank for International Settlements approved transferring 6,000,400 pounds of Czech gold from the Bank of England to Germany amid calls by British MPs for legal options to block the move. The BIS cited reasons of principle and said no further statements would be issued. The May 30 announcement noted the gold was deposited for the Czecho-Slovak National Bank before Germany’s protectorate move. The government claimed there was no method to prevent the transfer without violating international obligations.
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House of Commons
Germany
Kansas Convicts Strike Over Silk Underwear at Penitentiary
In Lansing Kansas 229 convicts mutinied in the coal mine at the state penitentiary over silk underwear and food, stopping work at 4 a.m. and severing surface contact. By 11 10 a.m. they surrendered after warning authorities. Four hundred prisoners reportedly demanded rights to wear purchased silk underwear and other grievances.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
M. C. Armine
Kansas
Vongiers
Pulsan
Steel Worker Held for Firing of Gun Near Royal Family
London report says Ledwedge Vincent Lawlor a middle aged steel worker was ordered held for trial on charges of firing shots near the Duchess of Kent and at the Princess Royal home. Prosecutors say he rode a bicycle with a sawed off rifle and twice pulled the trigger at royal residences.
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London
Eng
Ledwedge
Vincent Lawlor
Dutchess of Kent
U S Gold Holdings Hit 60 Percent World Main Reserve
The Treasury reports its gold holdings reached 16 billion dollars as of June 9 rising about 1 billion in three months. The U S accounts for roughly 60 percent of all monetary gold, with the Fort Knox vault and Reserve Mints housing the assets amid postwar gold rush dynamics and weekly inflows.
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Washington
Treasury
Germany
Czerho-Slovak Republic
Fort Knox
Fedoral
New York
San Francisco
Flier Found Shot in Little Rock Hotel Room
A man identified as Frank G. Tinker Jr. of Dee Witt Arkansas, alleged to be the Arkansas flier who served with loyalists in Spain in 1937, was found dead from a gunshot in a Little Rock hotel room Tuesday afternoon. A .38 caliber pistol lay near the body.
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Little Rock
Frank G. Tinker, Jr
Dee Witt
Ark
Arkansas
Spain
Hempstead County to auction 110000 bond issue June 29
The Hempstead County Court will offer for sale $110,000 in bonds to finance part of the county courthouse project. Bids open at 2 p.m. Thursday at the city hall with a $2,500 certified check required. Bonds pay 4 percent interest, serial maturities starting December 1, and the courthouse is a PWA project with a $90,000 grant and a $110,000 loan.
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Hempstead
Lloyd Spencer
A. Graves
Frank Rider i
McAninch and Anderson
Rock
Ark
Harr W. Shiver
Hope
Himstedt Plumbing & Heating Co
Little Rock
Frank Rider
City Hall
Rider
PWA
Strike Flares Leave 13 Hurt at Allis-Chalmers Plant
Milwauke e Wis warga report riots at the Allis-Chalmers plant near West Allis as workers strike. Police and deputies were beaten and stoned. Thirteen injured required hospital care including five pickets. Some suffered cracked heads and gas effects.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Allis Tuega
Allis-Chalmers. Manufacturing Company
Wisconsin
Cotton market opens and closes higher on Tuesday
In New Orleans trading, July cotton opened at 9.23 and closed at 9.30 cents per pound. Spot cotton closed quiet, five points higher, with middling at 9.45 cents.
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New Orleans
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