Teddy Jones Resigns as Hope High School Coach for Chicago Move
Hope Arkansas June 19 134 Teddy Jones resigns as faculty member and athletic coach at Hope High School to join Lyons & Carnahan in Chicago. He cites Arkansas school finances and plans report to Chicago next Monday. Jones leaves after three seasons guiding football basketball and track and is succeeded by assistant Jimmy Jones.
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Teddy Jones
Hope High School
Jones
Beryl Henry
Hope Schools
Chicago
Lyons & Carnahan
Curchita
Bobcats
Arkansas
Hope
Texarkana
Ark
Ed Dunaway
Fine Bluff High School
Ouachita College
Charles Wilkin
Ouachita
Coach Jones
Walkersville
Harrison
Jimmy Jones
Arkemnsas
Henry
Kope High School
Arkansaks
Educational Publishers of
Hope Public Schools
Atheletics
Mny
Board of Education
Washington
Roosevelt
Cal
Congress
Yale
Hyde Park
Hawaii
Stock Exchange and Communications Commissions
Supreme Court
Here and There Editorial on Arkansas Highways
Here and There Editorial argues Arkansas highway construction, begun in 1927, showcases a modern system with fast trunk routes and numerous river bridges. It urges Arkansas residents to share outside impressions, highlighting Texarkana-Memphis advances and the state’s navigable rivers while critiquing political delays.
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Hope
Arkansas
United States
California
Tle
Abraad
Texarkana
Memphis
Rate Tribunal faces funding squeeze after Supreme Court ruling
Arkansas officials warn the Rate Tribunal may slow hearings as state revenue drops. Comptroller Grif fin Smith says only partial six month collections were made and a 2 per thousand tax on gross earnings rather than gross revenue will cut annual revenue by as much as 80 to 15 percent. If companies use the ruling, July 1 refunds will hit calendar-year operations.
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Little ‘Rock Ord
Griffin Smith
Supreme Court
Tribunst
Smith
200 Million U S Aid for Highways Expansion
Roosevelt signs a 522 million three year highway bill. 200 million to be spent in the coming fiscal year beginning July 1. About 5,000 projects across the nation employ 240,000 workers, with funding for national park roads, relief repairs, feeder roads, and urban road costs. States face penalties for diverting gasoline taxes. cities face construction limits. Also note Berlin test flights of the silent turbine driven airplane.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agency
National Park
National Park Roads
Bureau
Missing Girl and Artist Arrested in Greenwich Village
Louise Krist, an American heiress, and her middle aged artist lover Childe de Rohan d Harcourt were jailed after a two week disappearance following a poetry reading. Authorities pursued the romance amid allegations of seduction and delinquency and a missing persons bureau intake as the couple sought marriage and a future travel plan amid penniless hardship.
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New York
Louise Krist
Beautiful
Childe de Rohan d’Harvourt
Miss Krist
Raven
Greenwich Village
d’Harcourt
Missing Persons Bureau
d'Harcourt
Orient
Russia
Otto Krist
Fritz Kre
Fred Ogan Buried Tuesday at Fulton
Funeral and burial services for Fred Ogan age 24, victim of the autog in which eight others were injured, were held Tuesday afternoon at Fulton. His father EL C Ogan and Miss Mary Collins could not attend due to injuries. both were in Josephine hospital with knee cap, chest, leg, head injuries. The accident occurred 12 miles west of Hope on the Pulton highway.
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Fred Ogan
Fulton
EL. C. Ogan
Mary Collins
Josephine Hospital
Ogan
Acodone
Hope
Pulton Highway
Arnold Child Wins Urschel Reward Case
Geraldine Arnold, once dubbed the child heroine in a kidnapping tale, won a court decision over a $1640 Urschel reward claim. The case centers on tips she provided aiding the capture of George Kelly and Kathryn Kelly, alleged conspirators, with Colcord of Oklahoma City initially funding the reward but later contesting payment.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Geralene Arnold
Charles FP
George Kelly
Kathryn
Kellys
Memphis
Geraldine
GB Colcord
Oklahom
Ursehel
Kelly
Kurfy
Geralene
Colcord
Elroy
Steel Workers to Seek 3 Man Board
Washington dispatch reports representatives of the steel workers union presenting to President Roosevelt a letter detailing their four point plan to avert a strike. Hugh Johnson conveyed optimism that the industry may accept the proposal. The plan calls for a three member board to handle grievances mediate disputes and oversee elections and related actions.
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Washington
Steel Workers’ Union
Roovewell
Hugh §. Johnson
2000 Pounds of Barbecue for the Fourth
Approximately 2000 pounds of barbecue and 75 gallons of hush puppies are on the menu for the Fourth of July celebration diet sponsored by Hope Fire Department. The meal, prepared by Jin For Stuart of Ozan, will be served free. Hush puppies will be cooked by Bob Carrigan, Oza constable. Pair Park improvements and serving tables are underway. Frank Reeder, rodeo manager, arranged chutes and catch pens and offered $25 for anyone bringing a wild animal to Hope that cannot be ridden by his troopers. Reeder assured safe riding for all animals and noted playful details about cows and soda pop bottles as props.
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Hope Fire Department
Jin
Stuart of Ozan
Bob Carrigan
Oza Constable
Pair Park
Welonen
Frank Reder
Reeder
Mr. Reeder
Syedwe
Congress Adjourns Amid Rail Bill Fight and Holy Hope
Congress quit after a tense session with independents in command and the Dill railway labor disputes act enacted despite Roosevelt opposition. Senator Hastings led a long filibuster before abandoning tactics as insurgents pressed for adjournment, while housing measures and relief bills moved toward final passage.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Hastings
Delaware
House
Senate
J. Frazier
Long
Louisiana
Wheeler
Montana
Robbinson
Arkansas
Mon ticello A M board to meet over Horsfall charges
In Little Rock the Mon ticello A M board was called to meet Wednesday to act on student charges against President Frank KR Horsfall. In Conway the bodies of three other drowning victims were recovered from the Arkansas river after Marlie Callahan was found earlier. In Jonesboro Ford Miller, 23, died from a gunshot as Chief Jessee Craig held Leonard Hodge, 23, for questioning.
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Little Rock
Monticello A. & M
Frank KR. Horsfall
Conway, Ark
Arkansas River
Marlie Callahan
Jonesboro
Arki
Cheford Miller
Jessee Craig
Leonard Hodge
Acid Burns Linked To El Dorado Dentist Murder
Acid burns marked the body of Dr. H. L. Meyers, wealthy dentist found shot in the back on a farm near El Dorado. A funeral director discovered the burns while preparing the body. Evelyn Anderson of Woodsboro Texas was detained, and police seek man Lee Armstrong described as the prospective buyer who rode with the dentist to the farm.
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EL Dorado
H. L. Meyers
Here
Evelyn Anderson
Woodsboro
Texas
Lee Armstrong
Hindenburg Split View Emerges Over Hitler Policies
Berlin observers note signs of a rift between President von Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler after a major Nazi policy backlash. Count Rudolf Nadotny resigns as German ambassador amid doubts on a Russia non aggression pact. Franz von Papen’s Marburg speech sparks talk of a break with Hitlerism. поддерж
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Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
Hitler
von Papen
Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Rudolf Nadotny
Aldren Hugenberg
Nadotny
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Foreign Office
Nodoly
van Papen
Hindesberg
Neuderle
Marburg University
Gur
I von Fuppa
Prouser
Vor Papen
Anay
Vessel Stripped Near Yellow River Pirates Take Prisoners
The British steamer Shantein arrived at Chefoo with 26 passengers and officers after pirates seized the vessel off the Yellow River. An officer was gravely wounded during the attack as brigands commandeered the ship and corralled passengers in the swamps. British and American warships pursued but could not follow into the marshy delta.
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Chefgo
China
Chefoo
Ching’s
Yellow River
Fix
Hendrix Resigns as Legion Chief
Dewey Hendrix, commander of the Leslie Huddleson post of the American Legion, resigns to enter the county tax assessor race. Under his leadership the post grew past its state quota and W. M. Ramsay becomes first vice commander. A county wide meeting and fish fry are planned for Thursday night at Jower Red Lake, south of Spring Hill.
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Dewey Hendrix
Leslie Huddleson
American Legion
W. M. Ramsay
Hendrix
Jower Red Lake
Spring Hill
Emancipation Day Observed With Games and Picnic
Negroes held an all day Emancipation Day with a picnic at Booster Park featuring barbecue red soda ice cream and cake. Boxing exhibitions peaked the afternoon headlined by Preacher Walker versus Waldo McFadden. A baseball game between the Hopa Giants and Camden was set for Yerger athletic field.
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Trape Negroes
Booster Park
Preacher Walker
Waldo McFadden
Hopa Giants
Camden
Yerger Athletic Field
Markets Show Mixed Cotton and Grain Movements Across Exchanges
July trading featured gains in New York and New Orleans cotton with upticks of about 22 and 20 points respectively. Chicago grain quotes showed Wheat July around 95 and Soy futures at 58 with small shifts, while index snippets list auto makers and producers amid broad market chatter.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Stork
Motoratpret
Amer
Canad
Simeller
Tel and Tel
Anaconda
Chrysler + sites
General Motors
Lecony Vaechin. &. Steel Warner Bras
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Max Baer
Baer
Crimo
Arnold Child
Urschel
Fair Park
Tholiday
Dill
Bulletins
Iinois
India
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Legion
W. M. Ramsey
Lower Red Lake
Hope Cotton Exchange
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