Bodenhamer Proposes Tax Cuts and Farm Aid Stance
Bodenhamer campaign stops in El Dorado and other northern counties with a 8 p m speech at city hall. He advocates easing unemployment through temporary public works, tariff revision, Americanism, federal regulation of transport and school opportunity equality. He opposes war debt cancellation and entangling alliances, calls for government cost reductions, and favors targeted tax increases if needed. He argues for immediate cash payment of the veteran bonus only if it helps unemployed veterans without harming widows or orphans.
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Q. Ia
Bodenhamer
el Dorado
United States Senate
Major Bodenhamer
Murfreesboro
Nashville
Washington
Hope
QO. A. Graves
Graves
Fr Humphrey
Little
Belting -Rasaleetion Og-Muditor
John B. Harris
Supreme Court
Bodenhammer
Badenhamer
Congress
Salel
Congo
Nus
Detroit
Tn Vican Legion
Wituws
Faragould man found guilty of manslaughter at supper
Mack Jones, 24, convicted of manslaughter after an altercation at a supper here last February, sentenced to seven years. In Little Rock, Ira A. Gurley, 36, assistant secretary of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and secretary of the lower house, was killed instantly at the capitol when struck by a moving elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faragould
Mack Jones
John Jasper Higgins
Little Rock
Ira A. Gurley
Green Forest
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
General Assembly
Capital Building
Scarcity of Cash Troubling G. O. P.
President Hoover begins his second campaign for the presidency facing scarce party funds and a need for a long term rehabilitation program. Prohibition remains delicate after the Chicago convention, with his aides aiming to restore harmony and avoid new rifts while planning acceptance remarks and behind the scenes negotiations. Continued discussion is hinted for 1937 as Hoover studies long-term economic strategy.
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Hyron Price
Associated
Hoover
Appeas
Prohibition
Chicago
British Will Cut Debt and French No at Conference
At Lausanne Britain offered to cancel war debts and reparations but France pressed for removal of trade barriers as higher priority. Germany’s spokesman did not touch reparations but floated a private debt moratorium. A temporary suspension of separation payments was agreed until June 30, aligned with the Hoover moratorium end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Switzerland
Great Brita
France
Belgium
Japan
Raskob Chrysler in Big Bear Raid
Testimony before the Senate banking committee named John J. Raskob and Walter Chrysler among the largest participants in a 1929 short selling pool for Fox Theatres stock. The pool allegedly yielded nearly 2 million dollars in profit, with William Fox and others also cited.
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Washington
John J. Raskob
Fox Theatres
Senary Banking Committee
William A. Gray
Democratic National Committee
William Fox
New York Stock Exchange
William F. Kenny
Elizabeth Meehan
Joseph &. Higgins
Bradford Ellsworth
Walter F. Chrysler
Nicholas Brady
Ruskob
Chrysler
Brady
Fox
Local shoeman nets six pound bass at Old River
Ralph Bailey of Hill's Shoe Store fished near Old River south of Pulton and caught a six pound wide-mouthed bass with casting rod and fly at about 7 am Wednesday. The fish tops previous season catches and is described as the largest game fish seen locally. Bailey and William Brummiett, a local barber, assisted in the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bailey
Bailey
New
Old River
Pulton
Tanker Blast at Canadian Dock Leaves 23 Dead 63 Hurt
At Canadian Vickers dock in Montreal two explosions aboard the tanker Cymbaline killed 23 and wounded 63 as 100 repair workers labored while the crew slept. The first blast, sparked by a hot rivet, struck just before dawn. a second explosion followed about an hour later as firefighters fought the blaze.
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Montreal
Canada
Allenat
Canadian Vickers, Ltd
District Legion meeting set for Texarkana this Sunday
Southwest Arkansas district Legionnaires meet in Texarkana Sunday at 10 a.m. to elect a district commander and vice commander and delegates to the national convention. Six counties compose the district. Hempstead county post commander D. L. Stringer notes the two year terms. Delegates and alternates from Leslie Haneniton post include Gunn Neighbors Gist Parson Wade Stone Stanton Lester Boyett Cassidy ONeal Hendrix Smith Tedder Well born Wood and Drake.
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Legionnaires
Southwest Arkansas
Texarkana
D. L. Stringer
Hempstead
National Legion Convention
B. R. Hamm
Leslie Hananeiton
W. E. Gunn
A. J. Neighbors
Robert , Wilson
Hope
J. W. Gist
Ozan
M. C. Parsons
Washington
W. A. Wade
Blevins
Sidney Stone
McCaskill
Due” Stanton
Saratoga
Chester Lester
Fulton
W. H. Boyett
C. 5. Cassidy
P. O'Neal
Dewey Hendrix
Smith
J. L. Tedder
B. L. Well
C. Wood
Jerome Drake
Patmos
Atcend
Stringer
Orange Front for Hardware Stores
Hope Hardware at Second and Elm has a new bright orange exterior and interior woodwork. Manager E C Wingfield says the orange matches a standard color chosen by the National Association of Retail Hardware Dealers to identify independent hardware stores. The color aims to attract more hardware business and reinforce the hardware store image across the nation.
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Hope Hardware Company
Second
Elm Streets
E. C. Wingfield
National Association of Retail Hardware Dealers
Tto Hardware
Death of 17 year old Zenobia Huckabee South of Hope
Zenobia Huckabee aged 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Huckabee of Lewisville Road six miles south of Hope died at the family home early Friday morning after a period of ill health. Funeral and burial were held at 3 pm Friday at Byer ring Shade Cemetery conducted by Rev J L Cannon of the First Methodist Church of Hope.
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Zenobia Huckabee
F.C. Huckabee
Lewisville Road
Hope
Byer Ring Shade
J. L. Cannon
First Methodist Church
Highways Made of Cotton May Produce New Market
Baton Rouge reports engineers Arnold Davis and Harry Nelson test a cotton road system. They lay loosely woven fabric over asphalt and gravel, sealing with extra asphalt to create a waterproof layer. Davis cites cost savings and longer wear, while Nelson supports innovation amid growing interest from road builders nationwide. In Calgary, a hose thief has taken 455 feet of garden hose recently, including 65 feet from Arthur Sutherland.
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Florida
South’ Carolina
Louisiana
Arkansas
Davis
Harry Nelson
Calgary
Alta
Arthur Sutherland
Baton Rouge
Arnold Davis
Hope Rotarians Roundtable Discusses Local Topics at Luncheon
Hope Rotarians held a roundtable at their Friday luncheon in Hotel Hope with guest J. S. Steinger. L. Carter Johnson opened remarks, C. C. Speagins discussed a 2-cent federal check tax and banking costs, Terre Cornelius reported on Broadway of America signs, George Ware noted crop timing at the Experiment Station, Pat Duffie cited price shifts in nails, Joe Coleman spoke on underground gasoline storage, and Nick Jetwell commented on Kempstead County cotton acreage and fertilizer use amid boll weevil concerns.
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Hope Rotarians
Barlow
J. S. Steinger
L. Carter Johnson
C. C. Speagins
Terre Cornelius
Broadway of America Association
No. 67
Hope
Hope- Emmet
George Ware
Pat Duffie
Joe Coleman
Nick Jetwell
Kempstead County
Hempstead
Committee to Consider Run Off Election Decision
Lamar Williamson head of the State Democratic Central Committee called a meeting for Wednesday June 22 in Little Rock to decide if a run off primary will be held for state offices. The session aims to determine the need for a second round of voting based on results and party rules.
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Little Rock
Lamar Williamson
Monticallo
State Democratic Central Committee
Bailey Attacks Banks Reprieve In Arkansas
In Little Rock prosecutor Carl E. Bailey criticizes Governor Parnell for granting a reprieve to A B Banks, arguing the move abuses the law and links to other indicted officers. Proclamation cites clemency pressure and lists five co defendants not yet tried, with Banks’ punishment argued as a symbol for all. Berlin to host two week international gliding contest beginning July 17 featuring top European pilots and prizes for longest flight duration altitude and special events.
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Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
A. B. Banks
Parnell
American Exchange Bank
Banks
Potacki
Harvey Parnell
State of
Arkansas
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Veterans Rally as Brookhart Backs Bonus Pay
Veterans packed galleries as Brookhart spoke for payment of the cash bonus while opposition, including Texans in the Senate, signaled defeat. House passed the bill. Senate finance committee sent it unfavorably. Washington. House and Senate conferees on the economy bill remained deadlocked, with talks stalling over Hoover's furlough plan and pay cuts for federal employees.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Brookhart
Blanton
Texas
House
Finance Committee
App House
Hoover
W C T U Speaker Attacks Press and Wet Forces
The Hope Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. H H Stuart’s Wear Avenue C home with president Mrs. Stuart presiding. Reports covered flower mission work, a planned medal contest, and radio use by wet forces. July August meetings were announced with Mrs. W I Parkins hosting July 23.
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Hope Women’s Christian Temperance Union
H.H. Stuart
Wear Avenue C
Harry Dobbs
Stuart
J. L. Cannon
First Methodist Church
John Arnold
R. W. Muldrow
Jennie Hannegan
Flower Mission
Union
Congress
W. I. Farkins
Uoveling
D. B. Thompson
R. L. Broach
Jennie Cassidy
Flower Mission Work
8. H. Warmack
Jennie Hanegan
Miss Cassidy
Catherin Franks
Stone
Miss Bray
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el Doradoan
North
Odenhamer
Bulletins
1937
Mr. Hoover
Fanny
Wonda
Oo, L. Bodenhamer
Raskob
Hill
Second Street
Wn. Brummiett
Canadian Dock
Legion
Hempstead Legionnaires
Iowa
U.S
W.C.T.U
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