Suspicious Powers In Dangerous Game of Fellow Leader
Paris reports a French fleet with two heavy cruisers four destroyers and five submarines anchored at Bone Algeria after secret maneuvers. Germany retaliates with plans to protect its ships in Spanish waters and recalls warships from an international patrol.
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Paris
France
Bone
Algerida
Italy
Medterranean
Sardinia
Spain
Gibraltar
Kolb
Germany
Berlin
Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Fraf Spee
Valencia
Great Britain
Hitler
Spanish
Admiral von Scheer
Nurnberg
Leipzig
Koeln
Karlsruhe
Mrs. W Cracken Buried Thursday
Mrs. R. F. McCracken 48 died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in West Fifth street. Funeral services set for 2 40 p m at First Baptist with Rev W R Hamilton officiating, burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Surviving husband, two sons, a daughter, a sister and an adopted list of pallbearers named.
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R. F. McCracken
John Prine
West Fifth Street
First Baptist Shurch
W. R. Hamilton
Rose Hill Cemetery
A A, Fisk
Bill Mann
Joe Coleman
J. L. Rodgers
Stith Davenport
Morris Talley
R. F. Mc-Cracken
Horatia
John Price
Hope
F,t. Mc-Cracken
Logany
Ark
Aid R
T. Me- Cracken
Honolulu
Hawaii
J. E. Lavenll
Longview
Texas
Nuisance Taxes Extended Two Years In Senate Vote
Washington Senate approves extending nuisance taxes and the three cent postage rate for two years rather than one. The move delays expiration and maintains current revenue measures amid budget concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Court Debate Is to Begin Next Week on Roosevelt Court Bill
Washington reports tension on Capitol Hill as Democratic Leader Robinson signals the court bill debate will start late next week. Opponents warn any increase in court size could trigger an indefinite filibuster while negotiations occur. The drive mirrors the long roiling partisan clash over adding justices for those past 70.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Robinson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Syv
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
Judiciary Committee
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
L. & A purchase case recessed by IO hearing delay
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Claude R. Porter recessed the hearing on the Louisiana and Arkansas railway's bid to buy the Rock Island Arkansas and Louisiana line until July 9 after opponents asked time to study the L. & A. exhibits supporting the consolidation.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Claude RB. Porter
Louisiana & Arkansas Railway
Rock Island, Arkansas & Louisiana
Governor Bailey to Speak at Farm Visiting Day in Arkansas
Governor Carl E. Bailey is set to attend and speak at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station Visiting Day on Friday. He will tour the station at 10 a.m. and address the crowd at 11:30 a.m. Other speakers include J. F. Porter and Mrs. Edwin Bevens. A Red Cross first-aid station will be available, with luncheon served by six Hope organizations and music from two string bands. over 3,000 people expected.
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Carl E. Bailey
University of Arkansas Fruit & Truck Branch
G. W. Ware
Ware
Bailey
J. F. Porter
Pear Dent
Tennessee Farm Bureau
Edwin Bevens
Committee On
Wayne E. England
Hempstead County
Red Cross
Flora Cotton Slater
Hope
Five Plants Close in Warren Union Quarrel
In Warren and Niles Ohio five manufacturers shut plants after CIO unions abandoned plans for a general sympathy strike. Brainard Steel officials denied a lockout and cited weak orders. American Welding & Manufacturing halted operations awaiting union actions. The strike move followed a court injunction limiting picketing at the United States Steel plant in Warren.
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Warren
Ohio
Niles
CIO
Brainard Steel Company
J.C. Manternach
American Welding & Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel
Chapel of the Apostleship of the Sea Dedicated
In San Francisco sailors gain a spiritual sanctuary as the Chapel of the Apostleship of the Sea is dedicated. Archbishop John J. Mitty oversaw the conversion of an existing church into the maritime chapel for seafarers away from home port.
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San Francisco
Apostleship of the Sea
Archibishop
John J. Mitty
Hope Scouts Headed to U S Jamboree in Washington
Six Boy Scouts from Hope travel with Tex Ark council to the National Scout Jamboree in Washington D C for a 10 day encampment. Scoutmaster McCowen of DeQueen leads with Rufus Herndon Jr of Hope as assistant.
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Boy Scouts of Hope
Washington, D. C
National Capitol
Hope
Tex~Ark
Southwest
Arkansas
McCowen
DeQueen
Rufus Herndon, Jr
20 Rich Citizens Face Tax Probers
Washington officials released a list of about twenty prominent business and financial figures in the senate house inquiry into tax evasion and avoidance. Names include Andrew Mellon Pierre duPont John J. Raskob Thomas W. Lamont Alfred Sloan Jr and Mrs Ethel duPont as the committee studied the device of personal holding companies to cut taxes.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate House
Andrew Mellon
Pierre duPont
John J. Raskob
Thomas W. Lamont
Alfred Sloan, Jr
Ethel duPont
Lsted
Congressional Investigating Committee
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Helvering
Lights to Spot Reptiles in Mexican Jungles
A University of California science team led by Dr. Walter Mosauer will use forehead lights like miners to study reptiles' night habits in the Mexican jungles. They will film the habitat in color to capture behavioral patterns.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Walter Mosauer
Amelia Earhart Makes Brief Hop in Orient
Amelia Earhart flew Thursday from Bambeng to Sourbaya in Java en route to Kupang Timor as part of her round the world flight. She planned to stay in Sourbaya until Friday.
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Amelia Earhart
Orient
Batavia
Java
Bambeng
Soursbaya
Kupang
Timor Island
Sourbaya
Western Arizona Dream The Blake Family Heads for Superstition Mountain
Nina Blake and her father Stuart Sr accompany two younger travelers on a trip west from Chicago to Phoenix Arizona. The family debates hotel life and style as they head toward the wild allure of Superstition Mountain and a rumored lost treasure.
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Nina Blake
Don Pedro
Nina
Stan
Stuart Blake
Stuart Alfred Blake
Stuart
Dad
Brother
Arizona
Chicago
Des Moines
Stuart Alfred Blake, Sr
Phoenix
Mr. Blake, Sr
Euchid
Long-awaited Ark murder trial wrapped in tension and crowds
Lonoke Arkansas prepares for the murder trial of Lester Brockelhurst Jr and Bernice Felton over Victor Gates death as 15 reporters, large crowds, and long courtroom arrangements mark the proceedings. The case, drawing families from both sides, includes plea to avoid death penalty and rapid verdict goals.
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Lonoke
Ark
Galesburg
Victor Gates
Little, Rock Planter
Bernice Felton
Rockfill
Brockelhurst
Swethi
Lester ‘Brelhurst
Gatesbui
Nee
Brockeshur
Ike
Farmers School
Justice of the
Ilingis
Tria Lonoke
Lester Brockelhurst Jr
Victor A. Gates
Little Rock
Gates
W. J. Waggoner
WPA
Miss Felton
Waggoner
Bernice
Abraham Felton
Leslie Felton
Cotton market opens and closes in New Orleans
July cotton in New Orleans opened at 12.10 and closed at 12.04 to 12.05, with spot cotton finishing quiet and 12 points higher. Middling price stood at 12.48.
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New Orleans
Spot
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Pershing Floyd
Thomas Kinser
E. P. Young, Jr
Billy Orton
Edward Lester
Tex-Ark Council
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