Here and There Editorial on Tax Policy and Social Views
The piece cites Arkansas Gazette on taxation as punishment or redistribution and contrasts Roosevelt with British policy. It argues Britain’s prior overspending and current recovery support the U S path, noting the need to balance budgets amid recovery efforts. It also includes a William Feather explanation on gendered advice dynamics and fatherly trust versus maternal guidance in youth.
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Hen Tagland
Treasury
Roosevelt
United States
The
Arkansas Gazette
Cerain
England
Hoover
Rally for South Arkansas to Be Held on June 27
A luncheon rally in Hope on June 27 will push completion of Highway No. 4, the Desoto Trail, with the 11 mile Nevada county gap between Rosston and the Osage line still unfinished. Camden Chamber invites Mythello and other east Arkansas businessmen to join, with Rosston, Waterloo and Willisville delegations expected. Local plans include invitations to Nashville and DeQueen business leaders and arranging state highway commission discussions about a completion date between Hope and Camden.
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Ouachita
Hope
Good Roads
Arkansas
Camden Chamber of Commerce
Mythello
Warren
East
Luther Ellison
Camden Commercial Group
Waterloo
Willisville
Nevada County
No. 4
Ellison
Nashvile
DeQueen
Oklahoma Line
Mississippi River
Nashville
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Greenwood
Levadanty
Camden
State Highway Commission
Johnson attacks press over NRA coverage during Darrow Board clash
In Charleston, Recovery Administrator Johnson denounced the Clarence Darrow Review Board as communist in aim and accused portions of the press of falsifying NRA news. He lamented partisan editors seeking office and warned against assaults on the wage earners' public trust amid the NRA's first birthday celebration.
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Russia
Cuban President Injured by Bomb
Cuban President Carlos Mendieta survives a lunch room bombing as a terrorist's device injures him and kills two naval officers. Ten others are hurt including officials Landis and Villoch. A Havana photographer and others are detained as police raid a shop. The attack, linked to security tensions, occurred as Mendieta prepared to address officers. A second item notes Polish PM Pieracki assassinated in Warsaw amid political unrest.
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Manuel Coloma
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Pieracki
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Pierucki
Gialucia
Mail Terminal Is Saved in Texarkana
Texarkana officials announce preservation of the railway mail service unit and continuation of the mail terminal facilities as part of a postal reclassifications bill. The action aims to maintain local postal operations and freight handling at the Texarkana terminal amid ongoing legislative changes.
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Texarkana
United States Postal Service
Hitler and Mussolini End Venice Talks in Veiled Accord
Venice reports say Hitler and Mussolini parted in cordial fashion after two day talks with no new disarmament accord. Austria remains independent, but Mussolini reportedly consented Italian neutrality if a Nazi chancellor is elected there.
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Poll Tax Receipts Issued in Hempstead County
Washington deputy reported 4100 poll tax receipts issued this year, with many tax books unchecked. Beadline for payment expired at midnight Friday. Receipts compare to 2800 in 1904 and about 4800 in 1982. Cor district, county and township races set for first primary August 8, run-off August 28 with 78 candidates qualified.
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Shevift
Washington
Humber
Beadline
Hempstead
Aaust
Cleveland Bulletin: Body Found in River After Whirlpool Murder Claim
In Cleveland Ohio the body of a young child identified as Coggy Young was found floating in the muddy Cuyahoga River Saturday afternoon. Earlier Floyd Banker Jr aged 40 confessed to police a wild tale about pushing the child into the river on Friday.
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Cuyahoga River
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Week End to See Congress Adjourn
Congress moved toward adjournment as Roosevelt era bills faced final votes. The Senate passed the housing measure and the labor board plan drew deep debate while the House advanced pensions for railroad workers and a battery of misc legislation toward adjournment.
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Roosevelt
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Senate
Louisiana
McKeown
Wagner Labor Board
Hill
National Adjustment Board
Rainey
Administration
Robinson
Arkansas
Baer Knocks Carnera to Crown Fastens Heavyweight Title
Max Baer lands a crushing right in the seventh round to topple Primo Carnera as Amadeo Humphries raises Baer’s hand in victory. Carnera’s corner clusters around him after the dramatic finish as observers recount the sensational moment in mid ring.
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Elever
Chempion
Prima
Max Baer
Mauldin Seeks DeRoan Overseer Post
L. S. Mauldin announced his candidacy for the DeRoan Township overseer role after filing a candidate pledge. A Hope, Mississippi resident with extensive road building and maintenance experience, he previously served the City of Hope in various roles and is known across the county.
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L.S. Mauldin
DeRoan
Hine
Hope
Myr
Mauldin Fas
Former Banker of Batesville Killed in Collision at Intersection
D D Adams a former president of the Union Bank & Trust Co Batesville and now a cotton broker was killed when his car collided with a lumber truck at a street intersection in Arkadelphia. Adams who was traveling south from Hot Springs was thrown from the car and died on scene. The truck was driven by Earl E And of Sturgis Lumber Co. Adams was identified by papers found in a briefcase.
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The
Union Bank & Trust Co
Clos
First Cotton Bell Is Reported Here In 1934 Hope Area
The first cotton bells from Heimpsfead county’s 1934 planting reached Hope on Saturday carried by J. S. Mayor of Guernsey. Two squares were shown, one with twin bells, from the Rose Allen variety capable of four bales per acre. Mayor plans to experiment on one and a half acres this year.
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Heimpsfead
Hope
Guernsey
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Markets In New York
Cotton prices show gains with July and Oct contracts described as up two points. New Orleans July and October figures appear, alongside closing board listings for diverse equities and notable companies. Also included are livestock and poultry prices, egg quotes, and several industrials.
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Auer
Chrysler
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