Ex-German Veteran Warns Nazis and Communists Shape Europe
A. J. Von Rutgers of Malvern, a former German, argues Nazis, communists threaten Europe. He cites German past, Hitler’s rise, Nazi persecution, Austria’s union, and the need for America to uphold constitutional freedoms. He criticizes German exile policies and urges no American involvement in European power struggles.
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A. J. von Rutgers
Malvern
Kaiserini
von Rutgers
Rotary Club
Barlow
Germany
Holland
Eberts
Hitler
Palestine
GSB
Gard
Commonwealth
America
Austria
Nazi Germany
Europe
France
Mussolini
Orrell Corvetius
Congress Finishes With Confusion Over Spending Total
The Seventy-fifth Congress adjourned amid quarrels over a $12,500,000 budget for the Senate Lobby Committee and questions about overall spending. Senate filibuster blocked the extra funds while President Roosevelt touted progress in legislation including wage-hour reform and crop support. Analysts estimate total appropriations for the year could reach about $12.0 to $12.5 billion, with final tallies to come after further review.
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Wasilengton
Senate
Minton Dem
Indl
Burke den. Nebo
Minton
Wsdfpal
O'Connor
N. Y
House
Cuses
Snell
Rep. N.Y
Bankhead
Artior
House of Representatives
Roosevelt Har
Akon Thyursky
Congress
America
Appropriations
Sai Bt
Tew Congress
Texas Electrocution Involving Black Individuals Reported
A report from Hon tsvilleg Texas describes two Black men executed by electric chair on a Friday for separate criminal incidents involving a white woman and a 13 year old Dallas county girl. The wording notes racial identifiers and dates but confirms the executions occurred in Texas.
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Hontsvileg
Texas
Toonnie
Wells
Moma
la Negro
Nuither Negro
Dallas County
An Odd Classified Math Puzzle From a 19th Century Page
A column presents strange algebraic clues involving names and places, including references to Bagdarl Tehery Juba and a famous American writer. It asks when a traffic hazard in New York occurs between midnight and 1 AM and ends with a puzzle about the full name of the president's wife.
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Tor
John
Bagdarl
Mary
Tehery
Juba A
Rving & Cobb
Ameriga
New York
Roosevelt
United States
Bailey doubts spending cure for economic ills
Governor Bailey at Arkansas tells interviewers he is unsure if government spending will cure the nation's economic woes. He says there is no guarantee spending will help the people heat the recession, comparing it to a doctor worrying about giving too much medicine.
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Memphis
Ten
Bailey
Arkansas
Priday
Peach Festival Set for July 20 in Nashville
Nashville chamber board schedules the third annual Highlane District Peach Festival for July 20 to align with harvest end. A planning committee, formed to manage the event, aims to finalize plans by next Tuesday night. Last year the festival drew about ten thousand visitors amid Arkansas’ noted peach industry prominence.
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Nashville
Art
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Dr J R Autrey 50 Years Physician Dies at Columbus
Dr J R Autrey a 50 year physician died at his Columbus home at 11 40 Friday. He was a long time Mason and held a 60 year lodge button, senior deacon of the Baptist church, and will be buried in Columbus. Survived by widow, sister, and several children including Major John Autrey in Brooklyn and Mrs Morley Jennings in Waco. Born February 23 1850 New Salem Texas, educated Louisville Medical College 1889, began practice in Columbus the same year. Pallbearers named for Saturday service with many local officials listed.
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Dee J
Autrey
Collins
Masonic Lodge
Land
Grand Lodge
Baptist
Ehu
Columbus
Jim Wilson
Dave Wilson
Horace Ellen
Johnson Wilson
A. C. Kalb
G. E. Cannon
E. S. Greening
O. A. Graves
W. W. Ellen
J. S. Wilsop, Sr
H. W. Daryl C. CG
Stuart
C. R. White
Ed Shepperson
O. Johnson
A. T., Bishop
Danny Flarnllyeany
Arkansas poll tax total climbs against 1936 tally
With seven counties unreported, Arkansas poll tax payments show an increase of nearly 16 000 qualified electors over the 1936 total. Auditor J Oscar Humphrey said reporting counties total 316 991, up from 100 63 in 134.
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Little Rgck
Ark
Arkansas
Wwnna
J. Oscar Humphrey
MIND Your Manners Quiz Answers From Old Guidance
A fragmented 1930s style etiquette quiz asks how to address relatives in letters, introduce a father and stepmother, and respond to personal questions. The provided answers suggest Aunt Jane or “This is my stepmother and my father,” a widow, and preferring to change the subject in sensitive cases.
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Bree
Showdane
Hraj
Lim
Li Rathey
Ldf
Jane
Mr David
Hope Industrialist Turns 70 With Paddle Line Celebration
W. E. Bruner, founder of Bruner Ivory Handle company in Cura Missouri, celebrated his 70th birthday with a paddle line and a party hosted by officers and plant workers. A Tymouth sedan was presented to Mr. Bruner and a radio was bought by the mill men. Photos show Bruner being paddled and later at the wheel of his new car as the event moved through the plant area.
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Bruner Ivory Handle Company
W.E. Bruner
Cura
Tymouth
Mr. Bruner
Bruner- Jvory
Dean Steadman
S. A. Westbrook
Orville Steadman
William Coleman
Frank Evans
Guy Downing
H. Roberts
Dewey Lacefield
George Womack
W. E. Bruner
C. L. Smith
Sidney Henderson
Cecil Coleman
G. J. Deowning
Hopkins Professor Believed Death By Own Action
Dr. George E. Barnett, 65, a noted economist and professor of statistics at Polit opking University, was found fatally wounded in his apartment Friday. A pistol was nearby and police said he had been in ill health.
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Baltimore
George E. Barnett
Politopking University
Helen Wills Moody Ousted by German Ace in London Final
London match report shows Helen Wills Moody defeated by German player Hilda Kratwinkul Sperking in straight sets at the London tennis championships. Scores listed as 8 6, 6 2 in the semis final rounds.
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Helen Wills Moody
London
Eng
Helen Wills Mouiy
Priday
Mme
Hilda Kratwinkul Sperking
Germany
Negro Revival Set to Start June 20 in Marianna
The Rev. J. J. Oliver, pastor of the M. E. church of Marianna Arkansas, will lead a two week revival at Beeby Memorial C. M. B. church beginning June 20. All are welcome. Seats will be reserved for white persons. Rev. Oliver is described as an outstanding evangelist with strong church credentials.
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J. J. Oliver
M. & Church of
Marianna
Arka
Beeby Memorial C. M. B
Oliver
Germany disowns debts of Austria in compromise bid
Bremen Germany minister of economics Walter Funk disclaimed Germany's responsibility for 160 million dollars in Austrian state loans. He said Germany cannot tolerate the current situation and that an arrangement must be reached, indicating willingness to negotiate a compromise.
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Bremen
Germany
Walter Funk
Joans
Roosevelt Family Attends Wedding in Nahant
NAHANT Mass The Roosevelt family led by the president and the first lady spent time near Nahant to attend the wedding of their youngest son John to Anne Lindsay Clark. The president rested aboard the Potomac after an overnight train from Washington. A crowd of 3000 to 4000 cheered as he left Salem.
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Nahant
Mass
I.p
Ramsey to Lead Central Presbyterian of Little Rock
The Rev Harmon B Ramsey, pastor of Prescott s First Presbyterian Church, has accepted a call to lead Little Rock s Central Presbyterian Church on September 1 succeeding the Rev L A Taylor who left May 3 after eight years. Ramsey a Arkansas native, g raduated from Jonesboro High School Davidson College and attended Louisville Seminary. He has served in Prescott for eight years.
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Little Rock
Harmon B. Ramsey
First Presbyterian Church
Prescott
Central Presbyterian Church
Pwen- Neth
Arch Streets
L. A. Taylor
Fulton
Central Church
Ramsey
Arkansas
Jonesboro High School
Davidson College
Davidson, N.C
Louisville Ky
Potatoes Move Daily Through U S Food Chain
About 2000 carloads of potatoes are delivered in the United States each day, underscoring the crop's central role in daily nutrition and supply networks.
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United States
Turn Yellow River Flood Halts Jap Hankow Advance
A 100 mile flood from broken dikes along the Yellow River pushed southeast through Henan province, forcing Japanese troops to suspend their assault on Chengchow toward Hankow for several months as officials call the flood a crime against the Chinese people caused by the government. The Paris report notes France’s government adjourned parliament until November, ruling by decree.
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Shanghai
China
Henan Province
Yellow River
Chengchow
Hankow
Tokyo
France
Paris
Chamber
Daladier
Men to Get Own Farms in Arkansas State Aid
Regional Chief Thomas B. Fatheree announced that 22 Arkansas tenant farmers were chosen for loans under the Bankhead-Jones act. The list includes Floyd G. Lazenby of Pope County and others from Hempstead and Hot Spring counties. checks to be issued within three days for farm purchase.
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Little Rock
Ark
Thomas B. Fatheree
Farm Security Administration
Arkansas
Floyd G. Lazenby
Pope County
R. L. Bonds
Andrew H. Rhodes
L. B. DeLaney
Hempstead County
Clarence Tankersley
Ben Sampson
Jeff Ledbetter
Hot Spring County
Plans Ready for Farm Rally Here
Plans have been completed for a county wide Farm Bureau meeting at Hope city hall on Saturday June 18 at 1 43 p m A large delegation of farmers from Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Miller Little River Howard and Pike counties is expected H H Huskey Hempstead County Farm Bureau president announced The program includes string music 145 pm 220 pm announcements 240 pm discussion on amending the farm program 400 pm value of farm organizations 440 pm state and national Farm Bureau programs and accomplishments by Waldo Frasier Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation executive secretary
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Farm Bureau
Hope City Hall
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Miller
Little Ryer
Howard
Pike
H. H. Huskey
Chamber of Cottemeree
H. Earl King
County Soil Conservation Committee
L. ©. Baker
National Farm Bureau
Waldo Frasier
Arkansa Farm Bureau Federativi
Representative Gasque Dies at 61 in Washington
Affard H Gasque a Democrat from South Carolina and chair of the House pensions committee died Friday after a brief illness in Washington. He was 61.
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Gasque
South Carolina
House Pensions Committee
Washington
Affard H. Gasque
D-S-C
Trust and Mistakes in Thoughtful Decision Making
A concise reflection on how a cautious mindset reduces errors. It contrasts trust in reliable methods with careless distrust and suggests steady judgment leads to fewer missteps. The piece emphasizes discipline, focus, and prudent reasoning as keys to better choices.
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Naal
Ser Ceeches
East
Tryny
Poland
Texarkana
Alaecker
J.R. Autrey
Grand Lodge of Masons
Cariyright
NBA Service. Inc
Hope Industrialist
Hope Star
Hopkins
Thei Frida
Rev. H. A. Ramsey
Dtempstead
A. H. Rhodes
U.S
City Hall
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