Inflation uncertainty darkens post New Deal prospects
The piece argues forecasting the post Supreme Court phase of the New Deal is highly uncertain amid inflation fears, NRA collapse, and possible deflation. It notes discontent among Alaska Matanuska valley colonists, with tents scarce, rainy weather, swampy sites, and transport delays, signaling a drop from earlier optimism.
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NRA
Angus
Matanuska
Akiska
Nn Mart
Baer Leaves Ring After Defeat Calls It Quits
In Madison Square Garden Max Baer states he is through fighting despite a disputed decision. He explains he has enough of the ring, has good bank balance, and would rather rest than continue. Baer, seen in a relaxed mood with a cigarette and beer, says no one deserves a break more.
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California
Hope intercity golf tourney set at Hope Country Course
Coagh Foy Hammons announced at noon on Friday that an intercity golf match between Hope and Magnolia will be played Sunday afternoon at Hope Country Course. The 18-hole event starts at 1:00 PM. Twelve Hope players were selected: Orville Erringer Nick Jewell Whit Davis Dick White Lyle Moore Foy Hammons Ed McCorkle Will Orton Robert LaGrone Tom Kinser Stanley White and Edwin Stewart.
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Nashville
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Whit Davis
Dick White
Lyle Moore
Foy Hammons
Ed McCorkle
Will Orton
Robert LaGrone
Tom Kinser
Stanley White
Edwin Stewart
Braddock Wins Title In Bout With Baer At Madison Square Garden
Jimmie Braddock, a 29 year old New Jersey stevedore, outpointed Max Baer over 15 rounds to become heavyweight champion. Baer started slowly and fought hard late, but Braddock’s consistent lefts and rights edged him, with Braddock bleeding from a nose cut in round six. Crowd estimates hit 30,000 as Braddock announced plans to defend against Max Schmeling next summer at Madison Square Garden.
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New Jersey
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Riday
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Department Stores Sales Rise Across Eighth District
A Federal Reserve Bank report shows a broad uptrend in department store sales across the Eighth District in May compared with April. District totals rose 16 percent, with El Dorado Arkansas up 17.8 percent and Memphis Tennessee 0.6 percent, while St Louis Missouri led gains at 13 percent and Springfield Missouri 16 percent. year to date sales for five months end May were 21 percent below last year and eight percent under May 1934.
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Farm loan applications flood region under loan drive
MEMPINS Tenn farmers filed about 175 000 applications for crop loans and feed loans through the regional office. Total requests amount to roughly 14 000 dollars. All applications must be at the office by Saturday. London secrecy confirms an agreement between Britain and Germany regarding naval strength. Roosevelt seeks delay of the soft coal strike act to allow a national recovery act. John L. Lewis predicts the delay will be granted. Chicago federal judge directs jury to acquit Insull and two others on bankruptcy law charges.
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Tenn
Arkansas
Priday
Lenora Routon Elected C of C President at State Convention
The third annual state convention of the Children of the Confederacy concluded with officer elections and a directors breakfast. Lenora Routon of Hope was elected president, Daisy Dorothy Heard of Hope corresponding secretary, James Earl Butler of North Little Rock treasurer, and Dorothy Bromley of Helena recording secretary. About 40 visitors attended as the convention, presided by Mrs. J. P. Bowen of Little Rock, featured a historical program and pageant. The 1936 convention city was left open for further consideration.
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Lenora Rowton
Hope
Arkansas
Daisy Dorothy Heard
James Earl Butter
North Lite Rock
Dorothy Bromley
Helena
J. P. Bowen
Little Rock
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Old Law May Save Waley Kidnap Case in Tacoma
Tacoma attorneys cite a medieval principle that a wife is the husband’s chattel to argue Mrs. Harmon M. Waley cannot be held solely responsible in the $200,000 George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. The ex-convict husband and the 1-year-old child remain jailed in Olympia while federal agents chase clues on suspect William Mahan.
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Wash
Harmon M. Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
New Buth
Mont
Taramans
Wiahan
Waly
Waleys
Mahan
Aviping
Wey
Hempstead County Faces Loss of Agricultural Agents
The Hempstead county office may close on June 22 if salary funds are not restored for the agricultural agent and home demonstration agent. Farmers would then handle business under the federal program in a neighboring county. County Judge H. M. Stephens said funds are exhausted for two agents, the county health nurse, and hospitalization, with no public fund-raising announcements made since the warning.
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Hempstead County
Star
The
Hempstead
H. M. Stephens
Hhe
Hempsead
Senator Wilson Evades Questions in Arkansas Letter
N P O NWAL of Hope Ark writes on June 14 1935 asking Senator Wilson to release names nature and amounts of all claims handled by his office and the lawyers who solicited fees The writer notes Gazette reporting and urges transparent disclosure while defending Wilson as honest in contrast to partisan concerns The letter requests clearer information to readers who may miss legislative details and bill captions
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Star
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Dimentic
Arkansas Gazette
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the Gazette
DeQueen to Meet Basket Team Here Sunday
DeQueen faces Hope Basket Company at Fair Park Sunday at 1 p.m. Bret DeQueen leads an unusually strong lineup as Elliott or Walker powers the Hope line. New faces join Hope as Storks seek their fourth straight win at Gordon. Dorado to appear against Storks Sunday. June 23.
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Elliott
Walker
Hope
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Gorden
Dorado
Storks
McGibbony Named Assistant to Bo Sherman at Monticello A and M
Pine Bluff Commercial reports Frank McGibbony former Pine Bluff High School star and assistant under Hammons and Stewart Ferguson will serve as assistant to Eugene Bo Sherman football director at Monticello A and M College next fall.
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Bo” Sherman
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Fine Bluff High School
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Eugene Bo Sherman
Monticello A. & M. College
Gurdon Region to Host Arkansas Municipal League Meeting
Hope officials join about 100 municipal leaders for the South Arkansas regional meeting in Gurdon next Thursday. Key speaker is P A Lasley of the Arkansas Public Utilities department on municipal regulation of public utilities with a Q A session. Other speakers include mayors and Dr Kenneth C Warner.
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South Arkansas
Arkansas Municipal League
Gurdon
Carl Wright
P. A. Lasley
Arkansas State Department of Public Utilities Department
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U. BE. Moore
North Little Rock
League
Kenneth C. Warner
E. C. Siebert
Texarkana
Ark
Directed Verdict Refused in Oklahoma City Kidnap Case
Oklahoma City judge refused a motion for directed verdicts in a federal kidnapping conspiracy case. Defendants Ben Laska and Denver Kogger faced charges over a $200000 ransom for Charles Ursehel. Government witnesses testified to ransom payments and marked money, while defense pointed to limited direct evidence linking Laska to the kidnapping plot.
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Ben B. Laska
Denver Kogger
Charles F. Ursehel
jLaishu
Albert Bates
Ursehel
Edward Feldini
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Lasky
Laska
Ranson
Binyer
Janws C. Mathers
Anserm
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Feldian
Mass Explosions Kill Dozens at German Munitions Plant
A sequence of blasts ripped through the Westfalian Anhalt munitions works at Reinsdorf Germany causing heavy casualties. Officials report 52 dead with many more injured and survivors evacuated amid martial rule. The burgomaster called it Central Germany’s greatest disaster with estimates of deaths ranging up to 1,000 in unofficial tallies.
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Reinsdorpf
Westfalian Anhalt
Otto Heldenreith
Wittenberg
France Defaults War Debt Payment
Paris reports France defaulted on its war debt to the United States for the sixth time. Premier Laval’s note was approved by the council of ministers on Friday after being wired to Washington Thursday night.
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France
United States
Prefer Laval
Council of Ministers
Washington
House Favors Bill by Vote 338 to 30 for President
Washington reports House approval of a resolution extension and NRA issue with a 338 to 30 vote. Speaker Doughton said extension buys time for study after Supreme Court ruled NRA unconstitutional. Governors align on states rights to regulate intrastate industry.
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Washington
NRA
Supreme Court
Little Rock Chosen for Druggists Meet
The Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association endorsed a voluntary code of fair competition for retail druggists to be effected through national legislation. Little Rock was selected for the 1938 convention to avoid NRA code invalidation, and the group urged a uniform resale policy nationwide to ensure price maintenance. Herbert W. Parker of Jonesboro was endorsed as a candidate for governor.
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Alk
Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association
NRA
Little Rock
National Association
Herbert W. Parker
Joneshare
Cotton market slips after open in New Orleans
Markets show opening gains in New Orleans with prices sagging within half an hour. July at 11.40, October 11.10, December steady at 11.13. one analyst warns continued belt conditions may require more government support to prevent further declines.
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