Charges Filed Against 2 Men In U S Spy Case
Federal indictment charges Thompson a former Navy petty officer and Toshio Miyazaki a former Imperial Japanese Navy lieutenant commander with conspiring to furnish U S secrets to Japan. Thompson allegedly used a naval uniform to obtain code books signal books photographs blueprints and defense plans aboard ships in San Diego San Pedro and Los Angeles. Miyazaki described as Stanford language officer met Thompson in several cities and paid for information. The case reveals a wider espionage plot involving unnamed associates and defector’s networks.
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Los Angeles
U. S
Harry Thoms Thompson
U. S. Navy
Toshio Miyazaki
Iupercinl
Thompson
Sealettle
Navy
San Pedro
San Diego
Miyazaki
Stanford University
San Petro
United States
Japan
Superintendent Indicted for Whipping of Inmate
Nashville authorities announce a county grand jury indictment against Lester Tontlin assistant superintendent over alleged whipping of Ted Phillips fourteen at the state training and agricultural farm facility Indictments against nine other defendants involve evasion of gy line taxes.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lester Tontlin
Sernal Fox Hays
Ted Phillips
Centennial Edition Out Tomorrow in Hope Star
Hope Star announces the Arkansas Centennial Edition shipping tomorrow with Friday delivery in Hope Emmet Prescott and Saturday for mail subscribers. Subcribers in good standing receive copies, with receipts required for city delivery and 26 cents replacement policy. The edition features stitched copies at 2.50, plus 6 cents mail, and a special bound compilation for schools including histories of Hempstead Nevada and Prescott counties, and 63 new engravings.
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Hope Star
Arkansas
Hope
Emmet
Prescott
Southwest
Charleon Moss Williams
Hempstead
C. A. Bridewell
City of
Nevada County
Red River
Gaines
Mississippi River
Camdel
Washington
Car Crash Kills Bridegroom and Best Man in Tennessee
A bridal party car crashed into a telephone pole near Chattanooga on Thursday, killing prospective groom James Edward Ashford, 30, an electrician, and best man Kenneth Duncan, 25, from Birmingham. Bride Marie Duncan was only scratched, while Ralph Davis of Chattanooga suffered serious injuries.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James Edward Ashford
Kenneth Duncan
Birmingham
Marie Duncan
Ralph Davis
Chattasooga
Camden Tourists Put on Show Here
About 200 visitors from Camden invited Hope citizens to Camden’s Centennial Homecoming on July 23. Led by Camden band, 35 men in frontier costumes and 50 more visitors staged a parade and demonstration in the business district, the largest show yet by a neighboring city.
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Camden
Hope
Itls
Public Recital at First Baptist Church Tonight
A public recital will be presented at First Baptist Church at 8 p.m. Friday by music students of Mrs. Robert Campbell. The program includes piano, violin, trombone, saxophone, and trumpet solos. Performers include Jeannie Hamilton, Ophe Hamilton, Linda Cobb, Patsy Campbell, Charlene Bruner, J.T. Luck, Carolyn Burt, Mary King, Burgher Jones, Regina Bayse, Luther Garner Jr., Alice Gibson, Shirley Gibson, Dorothy Nesbitt. A trombone solo is by J Pr Luck, a drum gala by Wallace Van Sickle, saxophone by Frances Bruner, and piano by Guyola Tayse. The public is invited.
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First Baptist Church
Robert Campbell
Phino J
Jeahnnie
Ophe Hamilton
Linda Marie Cobb
Patsy Ann Campbell
Charlene Bruner
J.T. Luck
Carolyn Burt
Mary Elizabet King
Burgher Jones
Regina Bayse
Luther Garner
Alice
Shirley Gibson
Dorothy Nesbitt
J. Pr. Luck
Walace van Sickle
Frances Bruner
Guyolaf Tayse
Man Plunges From Tower and Is Killed in Crassett Ark
A ten foot plunge from a steel tower killed Henry A. Grainger, 46, of Springfield, Me., a steel worker, on Wednesday at a Crassetl Erwin project site. Safety engineer noted he likely fell after losing his hold as a tower supported a lane. Grainger is survived by his wife, Inswile, of Springfield.
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Crossett
Ark
Henry A. Chainger
Springfield
Crassetl Erwin
Grainger
Inswile
Springield
Approval Given for Nashville Postoffice
The Treasury Department announced approval of post office and wire pilot building projects to be financed from a $60,000,000 emergency construction fund authorized in the deficiency appropriation act. Secretary Morgenthau said works would start at sites including Arkansas Heber Springs agriculture and justice office Nashville Dardanelle agriculture and post office Hamburg McGeher and Silogin Springs.
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Washington
Tausury Department
Dal
Morgenthau
Arkansas
Heber Springs
Silogin Springs
Nashville
Dardanelle
Agriculture and Post Office
McGeher
Hamburg
Robinson Attacks Court Decisions at Democratic National Convention
Senator Robinson of Arkansas harshly denounced Supreme Court rulings as slowing national recovery while chairing a Democratic convention. The evening exposed platform dissension and debates over two thirds rule, with Southern opposition growing and committee progress described as meager amid broader party tensions and praise for Roosevelt. A parade followed Robinson’s remarks as the convention debated money, monopoly, and constitutional issues.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Robins
Thursby
Roosevelt
Landon
Twe Dan
Lourt
New
Philadelphia convention details and proceedings summary
Philadelphia report outlines the national convention session on Thursday with keynote by Senator Joseph Robinson and moderator Dr Emerson Barnes. Invocation by Bishop Ernest G Pierson sets tone with prayers, rules committee report presented, adjournment planned for 8 PM Eastern.
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Prueras
Joseph Robinson
Jperman- Hneot
Emerson Barnes
Philadeljlig Presbytery
Acer
Ernest G. Piehsydson
Philadelahu Methodist
Episcopal Church
Bo Poms Philforn
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Philadelphia special notes chatter around New Dealers and relief agencies delaying shoe support for the Smith Bunion Derby. Pool hall patrons hold off backing any candidate until expert sports writers choose. The piece hints at who will pay the new taxes Congress has enacted, despite labeling.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Candidates Open Campaign Season in Southwest Arkansas
Little Rock reports a busy start to the governor race as Sen Arthur J. Johnson of Star City opens with an 8 p.m. speech in Pine Bluff. He is the fourth of ten candidates to announce, with others set to speak in El Dorado, Helena, and Hempstead County, including Ed F. McDonald and Carl Bailey among early speakers.
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Little Rock
Arhur J. Johnson
Star City
Johnson
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
John C. Ashley
Seavey
Tom J. Tereval
el Dorado
Carl BE
Bailey
Land Is Optioned Here for RA Farms
Sufficient land has been optioned in Hempstead county to resettle at least five families under the farm tenant purchase project of the Resettlement Administration. TA Crigler announced Arkansas leads nine southern states in progress on this program, in addition to the regular rural resettlement aid for low income families from relief rolls.
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Hempstead
Crigler
Arkansas
Ken Fron
Mountcastle Speaks on Soil Erosion and County Agriculture
W. E. Montcastle Hempstead county agent was Kiwanis speaker at Hotel Barlow. He outlined erosion problems and rising costs, noting two demonstration pastures and two silos in use with plans for four more to promote dairy development and beef production as cash crops. RB V Herndon led the agricultural committee program.
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W. E. Montcastle
Hempstead
Kiwanis Club
Barlow
RB. V. Herndon
Kiwanis Agricultural
Bill to Enlarge Air Corps Signed
President Roosevelt signed 59 bills into law on Thursday as he prepared his renomination speech to be delivered Saturday night in Philadelphia. The legislation includes expansion of the army air corps and measures against strike breaking.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Public Notices and Global News Snippets
Bulletin items report a brig inmate removal at Temple University soon after arrival from Australia, a Paris guillotine execution marking the first since 1952, and a protest over mistreatment of Americans during a military display judged by the U S ambassador to China.
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Kelvin Rogers
Temple University
Australia
Laris
France
Arthur Mathieu
Pelping
Chiia
ClMi
Durig Av
Nebion Johnson
United States
Abassador
China
Democrats Debate Two-Thirds Rule At Convention
At Philadelphia the Democratic convention debated replacing the two-thirds rule with a simple majority for nominations. Reports on credentials and organization were approved as delegates awaited the platform and a delayed vote on the constitutional amendment. Arkansas delegates backed Robinson’s address as fellow Democrats predicted possible third-party impacts. Fire in Winnfield destroys a local sawmill with about $100000 loss and no injuries.
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Philadelphia
Roosev
Roosevelt
Garney
R. W. Robins
Arkansas
Winnfield
Mannsfield Hardwood Lumber Company
Pie Supper Friday in Allen Community Hall
A pie supper will be held in the Allen community three miles from Blevins at 8 p m Friday. The public is invited.
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Allen Communnity
Miles
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