Reed Opens Governor Campaign With Sales Tax Debate
Howard Reed of Cleburne County launched his bid for Arkansas governor in Pine Bluff criticizing Governor Futrell and pledging a constructive administration. He opposed a sales tax, urged elective heads for highways and railroads, called for poll tax repeal, and proposed voter registration reforms to curb machine politics while addressing highway bond funding and state debts.
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Arkansas
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Cleburne County
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Struggle resumes as Huey Long pushes adjournment
Washington reports a tense session as Democratic pressure drives for a nightfall adjournment. The Senate narrowly backed taking up a $2 billion general relief bill, while Long urged a six year farm mortgage moratorium. Several lawmakers pressed rail labor board and banking changes amid warnings of filibuster threats. A hospital note ends with Crawford Black injured by glass at East Avenue B.
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House of Representatives
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Neely
West Virginia
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Michigan
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Delaware
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East Avenue B
Josephine Hospital
El Dorado Bulletin Dr Meyers Found Shot After Kidnaping
Dr L W Meyers a 55 year old dentist reported kidnaped from his El Dorado home Sunday was found shot to death on a farm Monday. Police sought a man who accompanied him to the country as a prospective buyer. Meyers' office was also ransacked in the night. In Kaunas Lithuania a court martial found Augustine Waldermaras, former premier, guilty of attempting to overthrow the government June 7 last and sentenced him to 12 years hard labor.
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LW. Meyers
Dr. Meyers
Rane
Kaunas
Lithuania
UPA
Augustine Waldermaras
Premer
Himi
Von Papen hints at monarchist return in Germany
Berlin reports Franz von Papen vice chancellor issued a guarded plea for restoring the monarchy and criticized the Nazi drive against religion and the muzzling of press. He challenged Goebbels campaign against critics and opposed a one party state, signaling dissent within leadership.
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Southern Storm Takes Six Lives
New Orleans reports show six deaths from the tropical hurricane across Louisiana and Mississippi. Four white residents died in Louisiana. two unidentified wealthier individuals perished in Gatesville near Crystal Springs. A raft carrying two children from Oyster Bayou near Berwick washed away. Other fatalities include Wilbert Butler in Louisiana and Charles Pringe in Ibesh. widespread property and crop damage noted with many injuries. A family reunion happened in Strouds' home with twenty-one members present.
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Berwick
Roosevelt Duplantis
John
Ida Duplantis
Charles Pringe
Loreauville
Ibesh
Morgan City
Baton Rouge
T Owns
Louisiana State University Exper
Supreme Court rules tribunal tax on earnings only
Arkansas Supreme Court held that the tax for funding the Fact Finding Tribunal can be collected only on gross earnings of public utility companies, not gross receipts. The Fort Smith Gas case involved a $2 per thousand tax on gross receipts of $407,584.83, while earnings were $214,000. The tribunal has collected about $34,010 this year on the earnings basis.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
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Humphries
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Fort Smith
Fort Smith Gas Company
Sebastian County
Yale visitors tour Gulf refinery hosts in Fort Smith
John Davidson Meyer son of H C Meyer vice president and general manager Gulf Refining Pittsburgh and William Gilbert Succop of Pittsburgh visited Fort Smiths Gulf office at Hotel Barlow Monday. They are Yale juniors traveling from Hot Springs to Dallas New Orleans and returning via Georgia and Florida on a Gulf properties tour.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf Refining Company
William Gilbert Succop
Gulf
W. A. Forbes
Martin S. Bates
Hope Gulf
Pennsylvania
A. H. Washburn
the Star
Wilkes-Barre
Fort Smith
Memphis
South
Bates
Mr. Forbes
Arkansas
United States
Nevada County Democratic primary ticket closed in Prescott
The Democratic primary ballot in Nevada County, Prescott, Ark., was closed Saturday night. Entrants include J. Woodul, M. Lavender, and H. Weaver for county and probate judge. James M. Whitte more and Vernie B. Meador for circuit clerk. Brad Bright for county clerk. Arlice E. Pitman for sheriff. Walter Murrah, Owen Waters, Odell Garrett for treasurer. Emmett Jarvis, W. S. Roe, Felix Cox, W. Munro, E McSwain for tax assessor. A. E. Cross, W. R. Steed, J. B. Silvey, T. J. Gentry for representative. Luke Monroe, John Wilson, John Timberlake for state senator. Hugh White County Surveyor. Ottis Hirst for coroner. There have been 2,810 poll tax receipts issued. the 1932 rate was 3.60.
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Vernie B. Meador
Brad Bright
Arlice E. Pitman
Walter Murrah
Owen Waters
Odell Garrett
Emmett Jarvis
W. S. Roe
Felix Cox
Munr c
McSwain
A. E. Cross
W. R. Steed
J. B. Silvey
T. J. Gentry
Luke Monroe
John Wilson
John Timberlake
Hempstead
Hugh White
Ottis Hirst
British Not to Pay U.S. War Debt in Bermuda
In London Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald stated in the House of Commons that Britain will not offer Bermuda or other nondefensive territories as payment in kind for the war debt. He said there could under no circumstances be any such arrangement.
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Two Plead Guilty in Municipal Court
Two defendants pleaded guilty and drew small fines in a short session of municipal court Monday morning. George Williams pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined $10 and costs. Leo Jackson was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to one day in jail for the theft of $4 worth of merchandise at Scott Stores. A case against Danny Straughter for drunkenness was continued. No other cases were heard.
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Hempstead County Farmers Urged to Sign Cotton Tax Exemption Tags
County Agent Frank Stanley announced that application blanks are ready for signatures to exempt all ginned cotton from tax under Banthead cotton bill. Ginned cotton shipped after July 1 without a bale tag will incur a tax. Farmers may obtain application cards at local stores and offices across the county, with tags placed once cards arrive at the county agent's office.
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Ex Hope Resident J T Giles Dies in Tulsa Crash
J T Giles 86 formerly of this city was killed in a street accident last Wednesday night in Tulsa Oklahoma relatives here said Monday. He was connected with the lumber business here several years ago. Two brothers Rich and Iain Giles and a sister Mrs Lizele Porterfield survive. Burial was in Tulsa. A new 104 acre airport is being constructed at the southern tip of Davis Island Tampa Florida to be used as a combination land and seaplane use.
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Fulton and Texas Cars Crash on 67
A head-on crash Sunday afternoon on the Hope Fulton highway twelve miles west of here left one dead and eight injured. Fred Ogan twenty four of Valliant died Monday in Josephine hospital of internal injuries after arriving in critical condition.
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Fifth in three years with fatal Hop Fulton road crash
Fred Ogan 24 of Valliant Oklahoma died Monday after a westbound collision on Hop Fulton road. Five automobile fatalities and several injuries in three years include Ogan, his son, Mary Collins 16, H C Ogan, Carl Mouser, Nella Mouser, and others treated at Josephine hospital Texarkana. Mrs Burke driver of a Texas car escaped with burns. Mary Harper of Harlingen, Texas aided rescuers before herself injured. The crash followed a weaving Texas car, explosion, and a burning vehicle after impact.
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Valliant
Okla
Hop Fulton Road
Josephine Hospital
H. C. Ogan
Fulton
Mary Collins
Joe Collins
Spring
Hill
Ogan
Carl Mouser
Nella Mouser
Texarkana
John Burke
Small Gon
Raymond
Mary Harper
Harlingen
Texas
New York and New Orleans Cotton Prices and Grain Quotations
Market notes show New York Cotton opening at 12.00 with close at 11.93 and July down two points while October prices move to 12.25 and 12.19 range. New Orleans Cotton July quotes run around 11.92 with mixed bids, July up one point. Amid farm product lines, wheat corn oats and various producers and storages listed alongside rail and industrial names such as General Motors, Chrysler, Warner Bros, and American Express.
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