Hope Girl to Join 14 Arkansas Award Winners in Hollywood Trip
A Hope girl will join 14 Arkansas and Tennessee winners on August 19 for an all expenses paid 10 day tour to Hollywood. The Malco Theaters contest rewards top ticket sellers with a trip featuring studio visits, a Catalina Channel cruise, and a Hollywood film sequence, with winners announced August 1.
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Arkansas
Tenessee
Little Rock
Hollywood
Malco Theaters, Inc
Arthur Swanke
Malco
Swanke
M. A. Lightman
Paramount
Columbia
Fox
Warner Brothers
Roosevelt Hotel
Catalina Channel
Howe
Tennessee
Ope
Vienna Murder Charge Hints in Missing Miss Turverson Case
Vienna officials announce evidence supports a murder accusation against Ivan Poderjay in the disappearance of American lawyer Miss Agnes C. Turverson. The probe uncovers a torture chamber scene in Poderjay’s Vienna flat and letters suggesting marriage plans for funds. Boston sightings of a woman resembling Turverson add to the international mystery as authorities pursue leads.
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Vienna
Austria
Bruno Balber
International
Polit Organization of Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
United States
Polit
Foderjay
Agnes Tulverson
New York
Detroit
Agnes C. Tufversona
Horror Chamber
Poderjag
Mme
Suzanne Ferrand
Poderjay
Miss Tufverson
Mme. Ferrand
Miss” Tufverson
Miss Turverson
Boston
Ruth F. Hall
Miss Hall
Todgerson
Showdown Near on NRA Price Fixing and Rubber
A forthcoming FTC confrontation centers on price fixing among three rubber companies. The case tests NRA price control powers and may become a landmark industrial dispute. Several code authorities planned to join, aiming to define industry rights to fix or refuse to fix prices.
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Copyright
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
NRA
Resigned Trustee Becomes Critical
LITTLE ROCK A controversy over a Monticello A and M College board member unfolds as Governor Futrell announces Sopomement Friday of R L Hyatt to succeed C Harris who resigned. Harris accuses State Comptroller Griffin Smith of withholding resignations to shield Frank Horsfall, while Smith defends the process and praises Harris. Harris sought the governor to resign John W Richardson and push for W C Perdue’s replacement due to age and health concerns.
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Little Rock
Putrell
R. L. Hyatt
Monticello
Fourth District
A. & M. College
C. ¥. Harris
Harris
Griffin Smith
Frank Horsfall
Smith
Futrell
John W. Richardson
Warren
J. L. Longino
Pine Bluff
Gove Ornor
Richardson
Horsfall
Warris
W. C. Perdue
el Dorado
Perdue
Employees Fired by Enthusiasm Outpace Those Fired by the Bass
A note on workplace dynamics suggests that workers dismissed for lack of enthusiasm or drive tend to struggle more, while those fired for passion and ambition gain a competitive edge in future opportunities. The idea contrasts energy and motivation as key factors in career resilience and recovery.
Nevada Co Bridge Nears Completion
Nevada County progress on the Nevada Pike county road project continues after a pause in CWA work. The project, begun under a CWA program, remains under construction with updates expected in a later column.
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Prescoty, Ark
Nevada
Pike County
Legion Convention Postponed a Week
The state department convention of the American Legion, set for Eureka Springs August 27-25, is postponed to September 4-5 due to a runoff primary election on August 28. Governor McNutt, former national commander, approves the change and will attend as principal speaker.
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Little Rock
State
The
American Legion
Eureka Springs
R. W. Sisson
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Legion
Charles Q. Kelley
Prince of Wales Turns 40 On Saturday Birthday
London reports the world’s most eligible bachelor the Prince of Wales celebrated his 40th birthday on Saturday. Other items note an air plane crash in Burbank killing Pilot G. Lt. Bucher, a U.S. reward offer for John Dillinger, Baruch urging total wartime economic control, and a Cuban mutiny aboard the gun boat Cuba at Antilla with troops sent from Santiago.
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London
Eng
Prince of Wales
Glendale
Calif
Burbank
Los Angeles
Bucher
James PilkintonKiwanis Speaker at Henderson College Debate Event
James Pilkinton of Washington, a Henderson State Teachers College student and student body president, spoke to the Kiwanis club at Hotel Barlow on Every Question Has Two Sides. His prior Henderson debating team success gave context. Dale Jones organized the program.
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James Pilkinton
Washington
Henderson State Teachers College
Kiwanis Club
Bible Outline by Evangelist Estes Discusses Study Method
Evangelist Estes of the Church of Christ at West Fifth and Grady streets led a Friday night talk on the Bible and how to study it. He argued the Bible has one source, God, and traced its history from Moses to John on Patmos, stressing intelligent readership and proper handling of scripture.
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Evangelist Estes
Church of Christ
West Fifth
Grady Streets
God
Moses
Arabia
John
Patmos Isle
Paul
Geophy
Bolivia Traps Paraguayan Army in Seven-Day Battle
Reports from Buenos Aires say Bolivian artillery trapped and slaughtered thousands of Paraguayan soldiers in Chaco Boreal near Fort Balivian, signaling Bolivian victory after a week of intense jungle combat. Communiques from both nations marked Saturday’s fighting as the deadliest in two years.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chaco Boreal
Fort Ballivian
Roosevelt Enjoys Regatta Day Before Returning to Work
President Roosevelt relaxed aboard the U S S Sequoia on the Thames River watching Harvard Yale races in which his son Franklin Jr rowed No 6. He hinted at vetoes to come and noted his farm mortgage moratorium measure undecided.
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Iga
U. S. S. Sequoia
Thames River
Roosevelt
Yale
Harvard
Franklin Jr
Dodger III
Death by own action pact leads to murder charge
Jonesboro Ark Leonard Hodge 22 charged with murder in the death of Clifford Miller 23 his friend in an alleged death by own action pact Hodge held to November grand jury at municipal court hearing Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Tad lock indicated possible release on bond Hodge plans writ of habeas corpus Monday He said he chose to live after watching Miller shoot himself at the Miller home last Tuesday
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Jonesboro
Ark
Leonard Hodge
Clifford Miller
Tad~lock
Hodge
Martin Green
Hurness
Miller
Hope Program on KTHS Tuesday at Nine Twenty
The Hot Springs Chamber invites the University of Arkansas Fruit and Jack Bratch Experiment Station at Hope to broadcast a 30 minute program on radio station KTHS Tuesday morning June 26 from 9:20 to 10:00. It features songs instrumental solos and readings by local talent.
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Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce
University of Arkansas Fruit & Jack Bratch
Hope
KTHS
Ralph Routon
George Ware
Jim Martindale
Josephine Cannon
Ouachita College
G. W. Ware
Fruit & Branch
Secretary Ickes Hits PWA Delays
Arkansas PWA applicants and state officials faced pressure from Interior Secretary Ickes to move projects to construction. Five threatened projects were outlined with bids set for late June and July, while delays were blamed on Washington red tape and one project held by a technicality.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
PWA
Ickes
Jckes
Washington
Alexander Allaire
Montiecello A. & M. College
Mt. Ida
Henderson State Teachers College
Ark+adelphia
Hot Springs
Washingtay
Cylicu Rock
Old Confederate Vet Kills Nurse Then Self
In Atlanta Georgia a Confederate veteran J A Blount 87 shot and critically wounded Mrs Mary Goudelock superintendent of the Georgia Confederate Soldiers Home and then killed himself. In a feeble mental state he fired at a nurse and other veterans before turning the pistol on himself as an ambulance arrived.
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Atlianta
J. A. Blount
Mary Goudelock
Georgia
Germany Cracks Down on Imports
Berlin reports new Reichsbank measures tightening control of foreign exchange. After June 25 no more currency will be issued than is received that day, and sale of money orders abroad ends. The move aims to shield foreign reserves and signals economic reprisal, allowing Germany to concentrate exchange on preferred products while approving selective foreign requests.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichsbank
Auto Dealers Meet to Discuss Statewide Association
BR Hamm of Hamm Motor Co and T R McLarty of Hope Auto will head a delegation of Arkansas automobile dealers to a state wide meeting at the Marion hotel in Little Rock on Wednesday June 27. Accompanying them are BR H Davis of Stamps and L Cargile and Ernest Walker of Texarkana. The meeting aims to form a state wide dealers group by uniting six regional associations for legislative work and trade code interpretation programs.
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B. R. Hamm
Hamm Motor Company
T. R. McLarty
Hope Auto Company
Marion Hotel
Little Rock
Hamm
Mr. McLarty
BR. H. Davis
Stamps
L. ©. Cargile
Ernest Walker
Texarkanas
Grain and market quotes from Chicago and produce list
July wheat and corn figures shown with bid prices and percentages. Also listed are oats, oats July figures, closing stock quotations and assorted commodities including American, Anaconda, Chrysler, GM, U S Steel, Warner Bros, and various produce items such as Irish potatoes, cucumbers, hens, broilers, roosters, and eggs with per unit pricing hints.
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Chicago
Amer
Amer Smelter
Anaconda
Chrysler
General Motors
Socany Vacuum
Standard Dik
U. S. Steel
Warner Bros
Little Rock
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Literary Digest
Canada
England
Pennsylvania
America
Maine
California
West Virginia
Barron's Financial Weekly
Republic
Barron
Credit Anstalt
Marco Theaters, Inc
Captain’s
Flapper
Fanny
Lal
Nevada Co
Prescott-Delight
Legion Convention
Eureka Springs, Ark
Bulletins
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Department
Congress
Wasilington
Bernard M. Baruch,lander
World War Industries Board
Army Industrial College
Havana
Cuba
Antilla
Santiago
Henderson College
Bolivia
Chaco
Leonard Hodges
Harold St. Clair
Nijias
Lee Armstrong
Columbus
Homer L. Meyers
Eldorado
St. Clair
Olaf Tufverson
Agnes Tufverson
Grand Rapids, Mich
Experiment Station
Arkansas Projects
Hope Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
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