Murphy shifts priorities at Justice in Alcatraz debate
Washington observes a shift under Attorney General Murphy away from Cummings era. Murphy calls Alcatraz a needed maximum security model but not suitable where it stands, favoring a new distant facility with rehab potential. He builds civil liberties focus with a dedicated unit and public hearings, signaling emphasis and dramatic action in enforcement.
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Washington
Brepch
Fraple Murphy
Naredecessor
Hofer G. Cummings
Murphy
Almteaz
the Rock
Aletraz
Joseph B. Keenan
Alcatraz Island
War Department
Cummings
Aldtraz
Alcatraz
Department of Justice
Department
Hever
Det: Directtly
Internal Revenue Bureau
Harlan County Prosecutions
Graduates Face Better Job Outlook This Year
The AP Feature Service reports 2,500,000 graduates enter a crowded labor market with only 40 percent likely to find professional or technical work. Vocational training and prior company experience improve odds. white collar jobs remain scarce. Many youths aim for higher paying skilled labor, while the outlook varies by field and college.
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Science Research Associates
Chicago
American Youth Commission
White Colle
U.S. Office of Education
AP Feature Service
Lua
Arkansas Group Heads to New York World's Fair
Governor Carl B Bailey of Arkansas leads 400 residents to New York for the official dedication of the Arkansas exhibit at the World Fair. Delegations from Washington and New York join, with Hot Springs and El Dorado high school bands providing music for ceremonies including a 10 gun salute and a review of troops, followed by a luncheon in Perlylon Hall.
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New York
Carl B. Bailey
Arkansas
Arkansans
Washington, D. C
New York City
Hot Springs
el Dorado High Schools
Grover A. Whalen
Perlylon Hall
A Thought of God Shapes a World Beyond Compare
A line from Mont gomery reflecting on beauty amid sin and death, imagining paradise awaiting beyond. The brief verse contrasts current mortal flaws with an ideal afterlife, offering a poetic view of faith and hope.
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Montgomery
What Do You Know About Hollywood Quiz Reveals Stars
NEA Service Hollywood correspondent Taul Harrison presents a 10th in a 1% quiz series for readers who watch film weekly. Questions cover fan mail leaders, film term meanings, actress identifications, early talking pictures, and long running box office stars, with page two promised for the rest.
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Hollywood
NEA Service
Weilers
Taul Harrison
NEA
Clark Gable
Robert S'sylor
Airedale
Barnacle
Juicer
Turkey
Lily Chauehain
Helen Gumi
Jos Yule
Day
Lucille Langhanke
Fanny Silverstitch
Frederick Bike
Roosevelt Urged Speed Up Relief Action
White House advisers pressed President Roosevelt to accelerate congressional action on the 1.716 million dollar relief appropriation. House passage was expected by Friday night, but officials warned of a potential political clash if the Senate does not act by June 30.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
White House
Senate
Ralph Pulitzer Dies After Operation at 60
Ralph Pulitzer, 60, retired editor and son of Joseph Pulitzer, died Wednesday night from complications after a surgical operation on May 1. He was a vice president of Pulitzer Publishing, which runs the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and formerly published the New York World. Funeral services will be held at St. Thomas Episcopal Church on Friday.
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New York
Ralph Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer Publishing Company
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New York World
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Ellen Hurls 1 Hit Ball as Robins Win
Ellen Hurls a one hit ball to lead the Leo Robins to an 8 to 1 victory over Ashdown on Wednesday night at Ashdown. Merlin Capp had two singles and two doubles in four trips, Coop was noted for fielding. The Robins face league leaders Bruner Ivory at Fair Park Friday with Hack Hardage expected to pitch. Absences weakened Brun ers mound staff and Trey Taylor was released and may return later. Roy Taylor’s health will keep him out longer. Thursday games include Geo W Robison vs Soll Hrosion and Bruner Ivory B team.
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Bobby Ellen
Leo Robins
Ashdown
Merlin Capp
Hope
Coop
Robins
Bruner-Ivory
Fair Park
Hack Hardage
Bruner
Industrialeam
Coleman
Troy Taylor
Roy Taylor
Brunertus
Trey Taylor
National Softball Association
Geo. W
Mind Your Manners Foreign Test in Social Etiquette
A quiz on proper mourning customs asks about wearing mourning after a relative dies and how to respond to friends in mourning. It concludes with answers: mourning is personal, veiling lasts from three to six months, clothing should be inconspicuous, and widows should avoid parties for six to eight months.
City Hall Jammed as Three Contracts Are Awarded
Hope city hall buzzed with bidders and builders as electrical, plumbing, and general construction contracts for the Hempstead county courthouse and jail were set to be awarded. Bids opened at 2 p.m. for a $200,000 project. furniture and prison equipment to be let in July. A June 29 bond sale of $129,000 will finance the work at 4 percent interest.
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Hope City Hall
Hempstead County
Frank
Rider
Lloyd Spencer
R. M. LaGrone
H. M. Stephens
Jold Garland
Hempstead County Court
Labor Leaders Are Unable Make Peace
Washington dispatch reports CIO chief John J. Lewis declaring it impossible to negotiate with the AFL negotiating committee. He accused AFL leaders of being dominated by a small, reactionary faction tolerating evil federation conditions and aligned with industrial and financial interests to undermine the CIO and anti New Deal sentiment.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
CIO
AFL
CLO
Roosevelt
Lewis
Jersey herd sire bought by W M Ramsey of Hope
W M Ramsey of Hope purchased a registered Jersey herd sire from H S Dudley of Hope. The animal is June Laddie of Hope 319301, per The American Jersey Cattle Club in New York City. Observers note most chatter among lower classes in Ching concerns food.
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Jersey
W. M. Ramsey
Hope
H. S. Dudley
June Laddie
American Jersey Cattle Club
West 23Rd Street
New York City
Nazis Seek to Substitute Pagan Philosophy for Christian Tenets
London reports describe a twofold Nazi assault on Christianity in Germany through philosophical attacks and persection. Alfred Rosenberg and others push to reject Semitic biblical elements and promote a Germanic Christianity, portraying Jesus as Aryan and urging a return to German faith away from Rome and Jerusalem. Pope Pius XI publicly confronted such persecution, noting the heavy and grievous nature of the campaign.
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Tris
Jesus
Felix Vischer-Dodelebon
Evangelists
Paul
Ernst Bergmann
University of Leipzig
Rome
Jerusalem
Germany
Martin Niemeller
Pius XI
Russia
Bids Received on Refunding Bonds in Arkansas
The State Investment Board on Thursday received three bids on refunding bond issues totaling 828000. One bid covered all three issues while two bids were restricted to 119000 on the issue. Arkansas State Teachers College ends.
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Little Rock. P
State Investment Board
Arkansas State Teachers College
Man Dies In Birthday Party Shooting In Hot Springs
A party guest Earl H Barrett Jr son of an Oklahoma theater owner died from a gun shot wound ruled self harm by Coroner J P Randolph. The incident occurred in the trophy room of the Barrett home on Lake Hamilton late at night.
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Self
Hot Springs
Ark
Jorror
Navy
Earl H. Barrett
Oklahoma Theater
J. P. Randolph
Elder Barrett
Lake Hamilton
Here
Special Election to Fill Fourth District Seat
Governor Carol Bailey said he would call a special election in the fourth district to replace late Congressman Ben D. Cravens of Fort Smith, with timing possibly late this month or July. He plans to finalize the order after returning from New York and Washington, while weighing attendance at governors’ conferences and talks with federal officials. Several individuals have indicated interest in the race, including Fort Smith City Attorney Fadio Cravens and Texarkana official Ben Carter.
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Little Rock
Carol E. Bailey
Ben D. Cravens
Fort Smith
New York
Washington
Bailey
Albany
New York City
Congress
Baley
Fadio Cravens
Fort Synth
Ben B. Carter
Tex- 2
Automobile Strike Settled in Flint Michigan
Flint Michigan residents calm after a dawn appearance by state police to disperse a milling crowd restless over a brief General Motors strike. UAW factions loyal to Homer Martin resume work while UAW CIO members who refused strike aid stay at their posts.
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Flint
Mich
Michigan
General Motors
Homer Martin
United Auto Workers Union
APL
Uaw-Cio
British Rulers to Sail On Thursday
King George and Queen Elizabeth closed a Canadian tour with a four hour visit to Prince Edward Island and expressed hope to return to Canada later with their two daughters Princess Elizabeth and Princess Rose. They spoke in the Confederation room to 90,000 Islanders before sailing from Halifax aboard the Empress of Britain. The report also notes Mount Rainier’s glacier system and its 28 rivers of ice flowing year round.
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Charlottetown
B. EB
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Princess Elizabeth
Princess Rose
Campbell
Halifax
United States
Quebec
Tientsin Blockade Intensifies As Japan Demands Broad Cooperation
Japan tightens its blockade of the British and French concessions in Tientsin while Britain and France resist. Tokyo aims for wider cooperation in China and demands the surrender of four Chinese suspects, removal of anti-Japanese elements, currency changes, and use of Japanese textbooks. The 120,000 residents face severe shortages as tensions rise.
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Tientsin
China
Japan
Iriish
Britain
France
A. l
North China
Pharmaceutical Meet Ends at Little Rock
Concluding its 47th annual convention here Wednesday the Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association elected G. M. Marks of Little Rock president. Other officers were Joseph B. Harvis Foreman first vice president Troy Churchman North Little Rock second vice president Gordon C. Hunt North Little Rock treasurer and Jill Brite Little Rock secretary. In Sweden the ten dollar plaque from 200 years ago weighed about 44 pounds and measured about one by two feet.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association
G. M. Marks
Litle Rock
Joseph B. Harevis
Troy Churchman
North Little Rock
Gordon C. Hunt
Jil Brite
Sweden
Cotton market report from New Orleans closes mixed
In New Orleans thin trading Thursday with two cotton futures at 9.29 and 9.24, spot cotton quiet with little movement. Middling prices recorded around 9.45 as activity remained subdued.
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New Orleans
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Ellen
Braner
Jamimed
Hitler
St Hedwig’s Catheral
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Reton
America
Mount Rainer
Chamberlain
U. S
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