Roosevelt Faces Third Term Pressure In Political Shift
The piece analyzes a potential shift toward a broad permanent recovery program under FDR, noting no decisive third term issue has emerged. It highlights hints from Murphy and the American Association for Economic Freedom pushing an industrial reconstruction plan with government planning and licenses, signaling New Deal drift toward expansive reform.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Economic Committee
O'Mahoney
Cleveland
Frank Murphy
Lisell
Murphy
American Association
Economic Freedom
Congress
National Planning Board
Bitter Political Battle Breaks Out in Louisiana Circle
Baton Rouge reports erupt in a graft and corruption charge flinging amid Governor Leche's resignation and Earl K. Long move toward the governorship. Old Huey Long allies rally, Noe and Tugwell enter race while Leche’s successor hints at policy continuance.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Plunnette
Havy 2. Long
Long
James A. Noe
Richard W. Lawhe
Earl K. Long
Nee
Ste
Huey Long
Earl 16
Leche
New Orleans
Laidh
Ton
Robert S. Magstri
New Orienta
Nowen
Pulities
Noe
A. P. Tugwell
Big Rodeo Plans At Fair Park Firemen push event
Plans for the annual rodeo at Fair Park unfold with a Friday parade led by Hope High School band and Saturday shows. Fred Scott, star of westerns, and Shiver Mack with his brother will perform. The Lope Fire Department and Sutton Colliey barn seek sponsors for stock entry while Melvin Hudson of Clarksville arranges bucking horses and roping stock. A $100 challenge is offered for riding a noted horse.
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Fair Park
Hope High School
Fred Scott
Farner
Worl
Shiver Mack
Lope Fire Department
Sutton & Colliey Sales Barn
Melvin Hudson
Clarksville
Texas
Thought Na swore bites so fiercely evil vague
A fragmented line appears to reference a person named Sir P. Sidney and the idea of fierce, evil bites. The readable portion is too sparse to deduce a full event or clear entities beyond the potential name.
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Sir P. Sidney
Cranium Crackers Typewriter Alphabet Challenge
A quirky page prompt asks readers to arrange the letters of the alphabet in rows as on a standard typewriter keyboard. It notes professional typists are exempt and challenges others to test their skill against the given layout, urging careful arrangement and a check of their winnings against the correct page on Tivos.
Jonesboro Plant Struck by Lightning Sets City Power Off
Lightning struck the terminal room of Jonesboro Arkansas city water and light plant at 1 15 pm Thursday cutting current. Main cables to generators and distribution system burned disabling electricity until 5 15 pm. Firefighters battled a blaze as insulation burned and arcing energy filled the room. Fire Chief Wilkerson and Herbert Hughes entered the room, sprayed extinguishers, and Wilkerson was knocked down but returned to extinguish the fire. Damage included damaged switchboard and destroyed equipment. turbines and generators feared damaged amid storm-strength winds and rain. Manager Lloyd Rebsamen noted possible safety benefits from new equipment in installation.
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Jonesboro
Ark
City Water and Light Plant
Wilkerson
Herbert Hughes
Lloyd Rebsamen
AML
Rebsumen
English Camps Cancelled Amid War Office Action
The War Office has cancelled all English camps for this year as Britain expands regular and territorial armies and focuses on training new conscripts.
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London
Britain
The
War Office
Robins Triumph as Oilers Defeat Bruner-Ivory 3-2
In a doubleheader action the Lion Qi softball team of El Dorado beat Bruner-Ivory Handle 3 to 2 after the Oilers jumped early with two walks and two wild pitches. Robinson and Moore matched zeroes until a late Lions rally produced two runs in the final frame.
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Lion Qi
el Dorado
Bruner-Ivory Handle Company
Leo Robins
Oilers
Bruner-Lion
Robinson
Bruno Pilcher
Lion
Saltonstall
Newton
Martin
Bruner
Haye
Phillip
Moore
A. D. Russell
Lion— Bruner
Senator Nye backs Townsend plan at convention
Indiana Senator Gerald Nye told the Townsend clubs that the plan is right and honest and predicted a national old age retirement system. The report notes over a million feet of oil drilled in California during 1938.
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Indianapolis
Gerald P. Nye
California
Mrs Anderson Given Life Prison Sentence in Arkansas
Mrs Lucille Anderson 34 of New Albany Indiana was sentenced Friday to life imprisonment for complicity in the September slaying of Eldon Cooley a Hot Springs Arkansas grocery chain official She was sent to the women’s prison Collegeville to begin serving the term.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Lucille Anderson
New Albany
Ind
Eldon Cooley
Hot Springs Grocery Chain
Women's Prisonel
Collegeville
Three Whiskey Stills Destroyed in Red Lake Area
Sheriff Clarence Baker announced the third whiskey still destruction in the Red Lake area near Fulton in three weeks. No arrests were made in any raid. The three stills were in a dense wooded duels pond section, on scaffolds in the water, about 250 yards from the bank, making them hard to locate. Joss Cornelius of Guernsey was arrested on cattle theft and will face a preliminary hearing in Hope municipal court next Monday.
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Clarence Baker
Red Lake
Fulton
Duels Pond
Bani
Baker
Joss Cornelius
Guernsey
Cornelius
Hope Municipal Court
France and Turkey Sign Hatay Accord
In Ankara France and Turkey signed a formal agreement ceding the Hatay republic to Turkey. A Turkish French mutual assistance post was to be concluded later in Paris. Italian officials called the move a patent violation of France’s mandate from the allied powers.
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Ankara
Turkey
France
Republic of
Hatay
Paris
Rome
Italy
League of Nations
Hope Baby Contest Ends Before Mystery at Midnight
Winners of Hope’s baby popularity contest will be announced at Hope city hall on Friday night just before the curtain rises at o oclock for the home talent play Mystery at Midnight. The contest ends at 11 p.m with trophies for the most popular boy and girl to be awarded. Parents of entrants are urged to attend. The Hope Band Auxiliary sponsors both the contest and the band’s annual home talent show. The cast includes Lawson Glover Dr W R Alexander Josephine Morris Burle McMayen Enola Alexander R S Woodward James Hugh Nelson Marjorie Waddle Tom Pat Cook Mary Nell Carter Leonice Bundy Briant Bundy.
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Hope
Hope City Hall
Hope Band
Lawson Glover
Dr. W. R. Alexander
Josephine Morris
Burle McMayen
Enola Alexander
R. 5. Woodward
Janes Hugh Nelson
Marjorie Waddle
Tom Pat Cook
Mary + Nell Carter
Leonice Bundy
Briant ' Bundy
Jones Named Head of Government Lending Program
President Roosevelt named Jesse H. Jones to administer the proposed 3.86 billion dollar lending program and John M. Carmody to run the federal works agency to be created July 1. Both appointments require Senate confirmation and the administration weighs tax exemptions for securities. Roosevelt signaled possible new legislation to extend monetary powers if the two year extension bill fails.
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Jesse Jones
Jones
John M. Carmody
Rep
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UPI
Roosevelt
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rural Electrification Authority
Federal Loan Agency
Carmody
Federal Works Agency
Senate
Flynn Urges Shift to Universal Income Tax
John T. Flynn argues for a swift switch to a universal income tax, abolishing commodity excise and sales taxes, and taxing individuals and corporations equally. He warns current taxes favor large corporations and calls for tax-funded government spending only for true investments.
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Flynn
United States
WPA Worker Evans Drowned Near Paragould Creek
The body of 24 year old WPA worker George Thomas Evans was found in Eight Mile Creek near Paragould Arkansas. Coroner Ray Little ruled death an accidental drowning with no inquest. Fellow WPA workers searched after Evans failed to return to work and found his clothing on the stream bank. A diver recovered the body.
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Paragould
Ark
George Thomas Evans
Works Progress Administration
Eight Mile Creek
Ray Little
Manly Parency
WPA
Evans
Britain and United States seal wartime cotton deal
Oliver Stanley, president of the board of trade, said in the House of Commons that he and Ambassador Joseph Kennedy would sign a carte agreement on Friday. The accord would bring U.S. cotton to Britain for wartime use while rubber goes to the United States. Negotiations for a large-scale transaction began over a month ago.
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London
Eng
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
House of Commons
United States
Joseph Kennedy
Great Britain
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers
The piece presents a manners quiz with five questions about dress, speech, and etiquette. Answers indicate no slacks on city streets, no formal evening bows in summer, prefer my family, respond with simple thanks, and a table d hôte meal is a fixed price meal. best solution chosen is (e).
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company Declared Bankrupt
The Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company, once America's leading shoe maker, was adjudged bankrupt by Federal Judge George H. Moore. Trustees Dunes K. Vardamatte and John W. Lake will manage assets while creditors elect a new trustee. liquidation is urged due to lack of fresh capital.
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ST. Louis
T Hamilton- Brown Shoe Company
Higgest
America
George H. Moore
Charles P. Williams
Blockade and Indignities Reported in Tientsin Concessions
Reports from Tientsin describe a ten day Japanese blockade of British and French concessions. British and French officials condemn gendarme searches and indignities, including eight Britons stripped and passport abuses. Meats and fish scarce at markets as prices rise and food supplies tighten amid the siege.
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Manchukuo
Moi
Tientsin
Japan
Hai
Maj
G. A. Herbert
H. J. Lord
Cotton market closes with slight gains in New Orleans
In New Orleans on Friday spot cotton finished trading with quotes near 9.45 cents per pound for middling. The market opened at 9.44 and closed at 9.53, reflecting a small uptick for the day.
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New Orleans
Colton
Spot Cotton
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