Fragmented Ode and Local Notices in Hope Chronicle
Fragments describe social visits in Hope with names like Mrs. K. G. McRae and Mrs. E. J. Baker traveling to Batesville, Alexandria, and Shreveport. The piece also lists gatherings, church training, and Texarkana, Dallas trips, plus a political snap about Governor Walter Welford and Willian Langer in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford
Fargo
N. D
Walter Welford
Willian Langer
North Dakota
3000 Roosevelt Speakers Listed
PHILADELPHIA Democratic national committee speaker bureau lists 3000 persons ready to speak for the national ticket in August. The roster includes senators congressmen tried governors and Paul Aiken says more volunteers will add time to campaign efforts. Pending itineraries will be set in late August as speakers visit various meetings. James A. Farley has been soliciting officials for speaking assignments.
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Philadelphia
Agaust
Democratic National Committee
Bureay
Paul Aiken
Mare “Ive
Treasuries
James A. Parley
National Committee
Columbus home demonstration club hosts wet Tuesday
The Columbus home demonstration club met with Mrs. David Mitchell Wy as hostess and Mrs. J. A. Waller in charge. Twenty-two members and three visitors attended. Miss Bullington demonstrated judging candied fruits and vegetables. A dress contest is planned for the next meeting. Members agreed to prepare outfits for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Home
David Mitchell Wy
J. A. Waller
Horace Ellen
M. William Dawns
Unele
JR. C. Reed
Land Is Optional Continued From Page One
Government resettlement plan expands to include 1000 good tenant farmers across Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi. Crigter leads optioning to acquire fertile land for 164 tenant families by June 20 with farms averaging 614 acres. Loans require 2 percent down and 40 year terms with government ownership until final payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford G. Tugwell
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Crigter
Agricultural Peent
Saline County
Farina
Piaho Students to Give Recital in Boelock Friday Evening
Piaho students under Ralph Teton will perform a piano recital Friday evening June 86th at Boelock 120 North Pine. Alvise invited to present. Featured soloists include Enola Alexander Martha Ann Alexander Mark Lee Cao Given dolyn Evens Marjorie Dildy Bare Ann Hatland Martha Houston Rosa lyn Hall and others in hand ensembles and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Ralph Teton
Boelock
Strato Balloon Falls in State
Huntsville Arkansas reports a Strato Balloon falling near Fort Alabama Ridge. Denver Smith, storekeeper, witnessed the incident and retrieved damaged instruments from a tree. He notified university officials by telegram while authorities confirm no definite data on the recovered tubes yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ark
Bellonn
Bruintain Ridge
Fort Alabam
Denver Smith
Fort Alwhan
Roach
Appeais Everett
Smith
Hubaga
Everall
Pragusiur
Johnny Akerman
University of Minnesoty
Naulival Eovingermsg Les 1
Balduscent
Akegerman
Cerly
Madison County
Arkansas
Demands Granted Striking Sailors In Paris
In Paris and Marseille, striking French crews won concessions after the government announced shipowners would meet the seamen’s demands. Sailors would receive a 40 hour week and paid vacations with beds on bunks, allowing many to return to sea soon. Foreign ambassadors urged authorities to ease passage for visiting ships as tensions eased.
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Paris
Marseille
Mondolin
Aian
Soly
Stele
St. Navoi
Georfes Levisies
Mayskillale
Unclear Assembly Echoes in Chaotic Delegation Scene
An unruly gathering features mention of Robinson and Roosevelt amid chaotic chants and banners. Delegates, banners, and a sitting crowd clash as speakers valiantly press through amid disrupted lines and unclear affiliations marking a turbulent event.
Cannot Garnish Bonus Benefits for Veterans
Arkansas Attorney General ruling holds that money from veterans bonus payments is not subject to garnishment. The opinion, requested by Assistant Director Merlin Fisher, cites a Supreme Court rule and states funds from the adjusted service certificate to World War II veterans are protected from garnishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
Merlin Fisher
Arkansas Service Bureau
Meher
Crank
Supreme Court
Guy BE
Williams
Amnesia Victim Is Joined by Mother in Ulm
In Ulm Germany on a Wednesday Mrs T C Livingston 72 and her grandson Billy Williams 18 from Beaumont Texas arrived to greet amnesia victim Maggie Williams who had been living there two weeks. Mrs Williams recognized her mother immediately exclaiming Oh that's my Mon as Dr Wilson noted the patient showed no recognition of her son yet. The vivir party traveled by automobile and Dr Wilson expected memory to gradually return as the days pass.
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Stuttgart
Arch
T. C. Liveingston
Billy Wilams
Beaumont
Exas
Ulm
Maggie Wil Jiang
Ulin
Williams
Re. JG. Wilson
Wall Street Sees Dividend Flood With Tax Bill
New York reports wall Street traders expect a heavy rise in dividends under the new tax bill. Westinghouse Electric raises quarterly common dividend from 73 cents to $1 and preferred from 73 cents to 81 cents. United States Smelting doubles its common dividend to $2. Chicago Railway Equipment declares 4 percent on its $25 preferred stock, first since October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Westinghouse = Bleetsie and Manufacturing Company
United States Smelting, Retiniog and Mining Company
Lacy Convicted in Double Legal Turmoil in Cleveland
Guy Lacy a professional baseball manager was convicted of second degree murder by an archaic court jury in Cleveland. He received ten years in the state penality for the shooting of Lee Payne, his father-in-law, in September 1934. Lacy testified self defense claiming Payne fired first with a pistol. This was his second trial after a prior mistrial in February 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Guy Lacy
Aeriginak
Lee Payne
G. Lacey
Payne Vier
Sith
Lion Oil Smackover Well Shows Big Gas Flow
Lion Oil's Smackover No. 1 well in the Snow Hill area of the Smackover field flowed in drill stem tests late Wednesday at the Snow Hill unit 4820 feet depth with an estimated 35 million cubic feet per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorado, Ark
Lion Uiyanipan
Berg-Reynolds
Germans Pleased by France's Policy Change
Berlin officials welcomed a change in tone in France's foreign policy declaration on Wednesday night. German and French aims appeared aligned, with Yvon Deshey cited in the French foreign policy phrasing. A commentator noted the Quai d’Orsay shift possibly linked to Delhes’ right arm injury.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Strasse
Alibke
Yvon Deshey
Phair
Delhes
Net Property Valuations Decline Across Arkansas
Arkansas property owners face nearly 7.5 million dollars less in first valuations this year after abstract tabulations at the Arkansas Corporation Commission. Valuations used for tax collections are often revised downward by the Equaizing Board and County Court, with land forfeited for nonpayment removed from lists. Hempstead county bucked the trend, reporting higher 1935 valuations of 7,905,430 compared to 5,290,988 the year before.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
The
Arkansas Corporation Commission
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Louisiana Votes for 2% Sales Tax
The Louisiana House passed a 2 percent luxury sales tax 84 to 0, sending it to the Senate. The bill taxes nonessential goods while exempting staples and farm items, with Gov. Lee hinting exemptions may widen to include ice. Revenue would fund homestead exemptions, social security programs, and hospitals.
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Baton Rouge
House
Louisiana Administration
Senate
Lowser Chamber
Richard W. Leehe
Vice Operations in Fort Worth Exposed
Fort Worth officials heard a damning report by Vice committee chairman Dr W J Hammond detailing an organized racket that exploits sex workers. The eight month study found 85 percent of about 200 prostitutes in an eight block area infected with active general diseases and urged ordinance revisions to stamp out the practice.
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Fort Worth
Tex
W. J. Hammond
Corn and cotton outlook after recent rains in county
Report notes corn anticipated to benefit from rains with improvements in pastures meadows and fruit areas. Describes unusual drought effects with some fields abandoned and pumping needs. Cotton shows deterioration in central and northeastern counties and parts of Highlands, while other areas remain in good condition with blooming toward the north border.
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Highlands
Widespread Crop Damage in State
Widespread crop damage in Arkansas was reported by Federal Meteorologist H. B. Cole based on Weather Bureau observations in several cities. Early corn is damaged in many highland sections, with most areas affected. Officials weigh drilling deeper for oil or other measures as field activity continues. The Standard Oil Reynolds B32 well increased flow to one barrel per hour with six million cubic feet of gas, but the well remains not fully cleaned and may take days to stabilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Michiaan
Ahmet
Thanel
Robinsey
Elist Roosevelt
Esis Faye
Atu
Horvuy Cuttel Avkiinies
Mvs
Pan Mor
Persnaired Ifroghy
Naney
Rohelingen
Little Rock
Arkansis
H. 8
Cole
Weather Bureau
Ab & Basser
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. G. McRae
Batesville
Synodion Training School of
Presbyterian Church
E. J. Baker
Katheerine Ann
Oregin
Alexandria
M. M. McCloughan
Vernon Hilbish
June
Flormice ‘Richolt
Akranable
Texarkana
Jhartie Hartline
Line Taylor
Dallas
A. K. Holloway
Dick For‘ster
Charleen Linders
Shreveport
Tai
George Briang All Sims
Sanell
Harry
B.A. Boyett
South Main Street
Ruffin Boyett
Walter Bilyeu
Lilep and
Hal
Findlay
Al+ den Baker
Jem Lile Ube Jem
Oscools
Wap
L.M. Dile
Gile
Paul Lewis
Lew Sole
Misa Mellen Payne
Patmos
Spring Ktth
Vernell Rakin
Tupelo
W. Co. Page
Aen
Senulay
Tonite
Hollywood
Frances Bangeord Sn
Guy Standing
Coine “Poplar
Big Vale
Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Merley
Sibyl
Myttice Spears
Max
Bal
Cox Dray
John P. Cox Drug Co
Roosevelt
Columbus
Crigfar
Washington
Janes
Resettlement Administration
Rland
Crigtoy
Quinting
Pulaski
Lingoln
Lejuake
Desha
Drew
Clark
Nevada
Miller
AO Sears
Cripfluy
France
Africa
Great Britain
Br. Portal
Egypt
Piaho
Ozark Mountain Ridge
Robinson
Alusies
U.S. Treasury
Lacy
Lion Oil
Big Gasser
Vice
Ft. Worth
Councilman
Harry Corn
Harry W. Shi
Electri Is
Babblin’ Brook Daiki
C. E. Carter
Barton's
Mrs. Tuckers Lucker
Suzianne Coffee
R. M. LaGrone, Jr
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