Basque City Surrounded As Franco Moves To Bilbao
Insurgent vanguards reached Bilbao and reported the city encircled as a three month siege nears end. In Berlin two submarine attacks on the German cruiser Leipzig were reported, while London discussed granting belligerent status to Franco if Bilbao falls and control over sea commerce. Basque refugees claim Britain withdrew protection for merchant ships carrying Bilbao evacuees, amid raids by insurgent planes and blockades.
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France
London
Eng
Great Britain
Paris
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Britain
Tomnander
Habana
Adnirality
Santander
Mind Your Manners: Correct Flag and Etiquette Rules
Answers cover flag placement when displayed on a platform, use of bunting over a desk, half mast procedure, and disposal of worn flags. If a national anthem ends a performance, the advised action is to stand for the last bar and then rise or stay seated as appropriate.
Still No Trace of David Copeland 28
Mysterious disappearance of David Copeland 28 from Hope, Arkansas. Sheriff Bearden questioned three men after reports they aided his departure toward Texarkana. Copeland left with about 90 dollars. sighting in Texarkana after June 2 failed to determine transport or final location. Authorities in Bowie County and Texarkana search for clues but offer no new developments.
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Mysterios
David Copeland
Arkansas Suite
Russian Plane Short of North Pole Goal in Transpolar Flight
The Soviet embassy reported that the three aviators were still far from reaching the North Pole during their nonstop Mos cow to San Francisco dash. At p.m. EST their position was latitude 85 degrees, longitude 58 degrees, about halfway between Joseph Land and the Pole, roughly 50 miles south of the Pole. Ambassador Constantine Umansky cited extreme weather and warned of unknown surface conditions beyond the Pale as the flight continues toward Moscow.
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San Francisco
Washington
North Pole
Moscow
Army Signal Corps
Joseph Land
Pole
Constantine Umansky
E O Wingfield In Spa Critically Ill After Surgery
E O Wingfield manager of Hope Hardware Co is critically ill at Army and Navy hospital in Hot Springs after an appendicitis operation Thursday. Relatives report the seriousness will be clearer by Sunday as he remains under medical care following the procedure.
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E. O. Wingfield
Hope Hardware Co
Army and Navy
Hot Springs
P. O
Wingfield
Outboard Races Set for Hot Springs Lake July Fifth
Hot Springs Ark July fifth hosts the sixth annual Independence Day outboard regatta on Lake Hamilton. Four hundred dollars in prize money is offered across five to nine races under National Outboard Association rules. Notables from St. Louis Fort Worth Tulsa Oklahoma City Memphis Shreveport Little Rock Camden Smackover Texarkana expected. first race at 1 30 pm. Don Weaver trophy awarded to overall winner. Runabout prizes listed. Clock start system to be tested. Also a separate Japan notice reports Mrs Hisao Taniguchi suicide at 104 Kobe city.
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Ark
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Memphis
Shreveport
Little Rock
Camden
Smackover
Texarkana
Hird
Don Weaver
Sevonel
Trimble Confirmed as New U S Court Judge in Arkansas
Thomas C. Trimble Jr was formally confirmed by the Senate to serve as federal judge for the Eastern District of Arkansas. He expected to be sworn in in Little Rock next Friday after receiving his commission, with timing depending on DOJ issuance. The appointment follows a swift confirmation after President Roosevelt’s nomination.
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Washington
Thomas C. Trimble, Jr
Eastern
Arkansas
Little Rock
Cummings
Lonoke
United States
Senate
Thomas C. Trimble
Lanoke
Wes
Trimble
Roosevelt
Capitol
Donfi Itindllona
John E. Martineau
Martineau
President Coolidge
Supreme Court Justce
BE. L. McHoney
Rageh
Mc Trimble
Theartful Ragon
Fait Smith
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
LONGVIEW Texas at ringside Tuesday night to see which fighter lasts longest. Braddock boy is hard balled when you wart two ivan, so don’t put all eggs in one basket. After seeing how hard Lowiis is to enter I will learn about goggle-eyed perch and consider time off work to test hunger.
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Longview
Texas
Braddock Boy
Ivan
Lowiis
Visiting Day at Arkansas Experiment Farm Set for June 25
Large turnout expected with visitors from 40 counties to Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch annual visiting day at the University Experiment station June 25. About 4 000 guests will tour fields and view experiments on pastures fruits vegetables cotton corn and soil conservation. Governor Carl E. Bailey to speak at 11 30 a m with a musical program at noon and remarks by J F Porter Tennessee Farm Bureau president. A 2 30 p m land use program features coordination by J B Daniels M W Muldrow and R P Bartholomew. A special program team and women speakers include Mrs Edwin Bevens Hands Across the Highway. The Negro program follows June 26 with addresses by J C Clark and Scipio A Jones.
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Arkansas Fruit & Truck Branch
University Experiment Station
Agricutural
Farm Bureau
G. W .Ware
Bailey
Carl E. Bailey
Station Park
J. F. Porter
Tennessee Farm Bureau
Edwin Bevens
Committee of
General Federation of Women's Clubs
C. C. Randall
Agricultural Extension Service
J. B. Daniels
M. W. Muldrow
R. P. Bartholomew
University of Arkansas, College of Agriculture
Miss de Posey
Melva Bullington
L. C. Baker
Martin Nelson
Walter Fountcastle
L. A. Dhonad
J. L. Hiler
R. 5. Woodward
C. J. Byrd
J. F. Rains
J. E. Vaile
C. R. Prickley
University of Arkansas Experiment Station and Extension Service
J. C. Clark
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Scipio A. Jones
Little Rock
Blum's Financial Plea Is Rejected
Paris France Premier Leon Blum faces a deadlocked senate over emergency powers to control finances. The senate refuses to grant authority until July 31, forcing Blum to choose between accepting the delay or waging a confidence vote. A Senate vote looms as deficit projections for 1937 reach 1.76 billion francs, pressuring the People's Front cabinet.
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France
Paris
Leon Blum
Senate
Blum
Abel Gardey
People's Front Cabinet
Chamber
Camille Chautemps
All Stray Dogs in City to Be Shot
Police Chief John W Ridgdill warned on Saturday that all stray dogs in Hope would be shot to curb a growing mad dog menace. He cited over three dogs shot in two months and three local bite victims in the western part of town seeking treatment. cattle from southern and eastern edges had been bitten as well. He urged pets to be kept up vaccinated or vaccinated and for owners to file vaccination information with the police for identification.
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John W. Ridgdill
Hope
Ridgdill
Police Department
Sir James Barrie Dies Creator of Peter Pan
Sir James M Barrie died Saturday at 77 in London after a long illness from bronchial pneumonia. The British playwright and novelist who wrote the story of the boy who wouldn't grow up was admitted to a London nursing home on June 11.
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London
Eng
James M. Barrie
Peter Pan
Weisenberger Opens Law Office in Bank Building
Royce Weisenberger, a Hempsfead county native born near Hope, has opened a law office in the First Nations Bank building. He graduated from Hope High School and the University of Arkansas Law School.
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Rogen Weisenberger
Hempsfead County
First Nations Bank
Mr. Weisenberger
Hope
Hope High School
University of Arkinsas Law School
No. 15, Selling to Sorrow Back / bye AUDE STUART HAMMOCK
Mrs. Mary Delland mourns her husband as sister Ann tends guests and handles a florist delivery and an express package. A truck delivery and a suit with alterations reveal a $22.50 balance. Ann mutters of arranging care and rest for Mary amid the grief.
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Mary Delland
Ann
Mary
Mrs. Delland
Jeter
Aim
Packages and condolences follow funeral orders
Ann and Mary receive letters and parcels after a death. Ann reveals eighty four dollars and sixty cents spent on packages while neighbors later bring two more charges of four hundred and seventy five dollars and nine dollars forty. The women prepare to view the items and suspect the clothing ordered for George. Page continues.
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Ann
Mary
George
Governor Pennsylvani Bethlehem Acts to Forestall Strikes
A report describes Governor Pennsylvani Bethlehem moving to prevent bloodshed amid steel works labor disputes. It recounts mass demonstrations in Johnstown and labor tensions between CIO unions and independents as liens on steel contracts escalate. A telegraph to President Roosevelt is cited, signaling national concern over the bitter confrontation.
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Ion
Edi
Johnstown
John
CIO
Roosevel Shields
Newspaper rescue of hitchhiking pair sparks legal aid
A Little Rock case shows Rége Cabacts and Roberta facing fines under anti hitchhiking laws. A porter's intervention, a local lawyer offering free service, and appeals by several organizations highlight community support. Representatives promise jail transport back to Brooks and potential early release.
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Little Rock
Whan
Brooks
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