Poderjay to Face Larceny and Perjury Charges
NEW YORK reports indicate Capt. Ivan. Ivanovisch Poderjay will be indicted on perjury and grand larceny. He allegedly lied about marrying Agnes Colonta Sulverson last December and is linked to jewelry and belongings of Miss Sulverson found with him in Austria. Scotland Yard evidence ties him to Suzannine Ferrand, arrested with him in Vienna. Extraditable offenses risk trial abroad if indictment delayed.
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New York
Ivan. Ivanovisch Poderjay
Eh Poderjay
Agnes Colonta Sulverson
Detriot
Scotland Yard
John Ayres
Missing Persons Bureau
Poderjay Marriat Suzanine Ferrand
Vienna
Poderjay
Miss Tulverson
Miss Ferrand
Austria
Pederjag
England
Curtail Recruiting in U S Marine Corps
New Orleans report notes heavy applicant travel for Marine Corps vacancies. Major P D Cornell warns applicants to avoid travel before final notice. Criteria require educational proof or diploma, minimum heights and ages, and parental consent for those under 21.
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New Orleans
Congress
U. S. Marine Corps
P. D. Cornell
Charles St
Hospital Notes Include Knee Operation for Gean After Auto Crash
Josephine H. C. Gean, injured in an automobile accident a week earlier in which her son Fred was killed, underwent a knee operation Monday morning. Robert Garrett was reported critically ill in Josephine Hospital Monday. England and Wales had 3683 deaths from influenza in the first four weeks of this year, compared with 5230 in the same period of 1935.
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Josephine
H. C. Gean
Fred
Robert Garrett
Josephine Hospital
Aoe
England and
Wales
Premier Spoiled Her Life in Alberta Scandal Trial
Vivian MacMillan, 22, testified in Supreme Court that Alberta premier J B Brownlee wrecked her life. She described a two and a half year affair beginning in Edson and Edmonton, with visits to the Brownlees and government job promises. Her father Allan MacMillan and she sue for unspecified charges and seduction in a case that also involves Mrs Brownlee.
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Edmonton
Alta
Vivian MacMillan
Supreme Court
Alberta
J. B. Brownlee
Pule
Avhroin
Allan MacMillan
Miss MacMillan
Carry-Over May Be 10 Millions
Washington reports farmers may plant more acres for the 1935 harvest if weather cooperates and Farm Administration efforts continue. Bankhead law and voluntary adjustments trimmed acreage, with carryover seen around 7 to 10 million bales next year if demand holds. Dry weather in the West and heavy rains in the East affect growing hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 20 Refered to the People
The 1934 Arkansas amendment proposes limits on state bonds pending majority elector consent. It would bar issuing bonds except with voter approval, and it takes effect immediately if adopted. The resolution was filed January 1934 and witnesses include official seal and date.
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General Assembly
Senate
State of Arkansas
House of Representatives
State of
Arkansas
Secretary of State
Farm program opts to cut cotton acres next year
The article notes a voluntary reduction plan limiting the drop to 25 percent of a base average around 40 million acres, versus 40 percent targeted this year. With current conditions, the Agriculture Administration expects the next year's planted cotton area to fall between 33 million and 35 million acres.
Missouri Pacific Revenues Increase in 1934 May Figures
Missouri Pacific Rail road reports May 1934 net railway operating income of 795,937.05 and total operating revenues of 6,333,306.84, up from May 1933. For the first five months of 1934, net income reached 3,272,720.78 with revenues at 2,905,223.36, versus 1933. Also Gulf Coast Lines and International-Great Northern show varied May 1934 gains and five month totals.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Gulf Coast Lines
International-Great Northern
IGN
Third Is Dying in Fordyce Tragedy
Pine Bluff Ark a report says Mrs Ola Grimmett wife of Lee Grimmett who killed himself Monday after crashing the skulls of his wife and their 9 year old daughter Nancy Louise at their Fordyce home. The child died at Pine Bluff hospital after being brought there from Fordyce. No motive has been determined.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Ola Grimmett
Lee Grimmett
Nancy Louise
Fordyce
Homecoming at Union Brings Large Attendance and Rev J W Erwin
The annual Union homecoming drew a large crowd with a fine sermon by Rev J W Erwin and good singing in the afternoon. Local residents report Mrs Chris Butler on the sick list again. Doyle Lowe and baby Doyle Jr of Minden La visited with his parents and relatives over the weekend.
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Chris Butler
Union
J. W. Erwin
Doyle Lowe
Baby Doyle Jr
Minden
J. BE. Dillard
R. E. Dillard
H. W.butler
Albert Johnson
Hope
P. E. Purtle
Martha Jackson
Waldo
J. E. Butler
Tokio area health and rain needed impact crops
Tokia Health is good in this part of the county but drought looms as rain is needed to help unusually fine crops. The report notes widespread drought in Indiana and describes a busy scene of residents and visitors: Kelsie Compton of Bingen checks voters. Mrs. Shadilax returns from Nashville. many locals and visitors travel between Tokio Nashville and Ashdown for business, church events, and family visits.
Poole Family Visitors From Oklahoma and Washington
Mr and Mrs Faett Poole and Miss Helen Poole with their young son are visiting Willis Poole and his wife in Oklahoma. Miss Margaret Boyett from Washington is also visiting relatives in the area.
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Faett Poole
Helen
Little Son
Oklahoma
Willis Poole
Margaret Boyett
Washington
Hope community notes list church and visit greetings
Mr E M Boyett and Misses Irma and Nina Boyett attended Garrett Memorial church in Hope Saturday. Buck and Lynn Wilson and Misses Mary and Nobie Wilson visited relatives in Hope Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Claud O Steel en were business visitors in Hope Saturday. Covil, Jesse, Charles, William and Claur McCorkle and David Melee were in the community Sunday night. Miss Anna and Nina Boyett were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Lydia Bright. Mr and Mrs Elbert Burke spent Sunday with relatives in the community. Mr and Mrs Ardell Clarke called on Mr and Mrs A M Clark Sunday afternoon. Harold Hunskey called on Miss Artie Burke Sunday.
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E. M. Boyett
Irma
Nina Boyett
Thhe Garrett Memorial Church
Hope Saurday
Buck
Lynn Wilson
Mary
Nobie Wilson
Hope
Claud O’steen
Covil
Jesse
Charles
William
Claur McCorkle
David Melee
Anna
Lyndia Bright
Rocky Mound 4-H Club Meeting Held At School House
The Rocky Mound 4-H club met with county agents Miss Griffin and Mr. Stanley on Thursday June 21 at the school house. Sponsor Mrs. Dale Hunt and 18 members attended. After the regular program Mr. Stanley discussed the 4-H rally and spoke on how club work helps youth. Miss Griffin demonstrated making buttonholes for the girls.
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Rocky Mound
Miss Griffin
Mr. Stanley
Dale Hunt
Stanley
Home Demonstration Club Holds July Meeting at Bright Home
Lanburg members gathered Friday at Mrs H C Bright for a regular meeting with a 20 cover dining table. Miss Heath demonstrated yellow cream cheese while dresses won by Mrs N N Daniell and others. Vera Jordan earned best bouquet. Next meeting set for Mrs Doss Wren's home.
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Lanburg
Home Demonstration Club
H. C. Bright
Vera Jordan
J. T. Adams
N. N. Daniell
Randolph McGough
C. M. Gann
Hugh Daniell
S. Gauthe
Martin Woolsey
Dosa Wren
0. Sampson
Bus McGough
K. Stewart
A. Moore
Munn McGough
Heath
Mark Adams
Hazel Daniell
Margaret More
Glen Bright
Doss Wren
Business visitors and locals in Nashville Tuesday
Ozan W. P. Wallace was a business visitor in Nashville Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Jones and baby were visiting in Nashville Tuesday.
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W. P. Wallace
Nashville
Mrs. Rush Jones
Local social notes and church events cited in one column
Mr and Mrs Charley Reed and their son of Hope visited Mr and Mrs Bart Stunt on Wednesday. Mrs Ben Gnadlett and Mrs Floyd Matthews shopped in Nashville Wednesday. Miss Bettie Fletcher visits her daughter Mrs Bobo Hines near Yancy. Epworth League of St Paul hosted an ice cream supper at the Methodist church Tuesday. Proceerts bought new lamps for the church. Bit Freeman of Tops spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lo Fletcher. Miss Jettie Curtiss attended the gathering at McCaskill. Odis Hatton of Arkadelphia visited Mr and Mrs Fletcher Reed. Mr and Mrs Till Milan of Idaho returned home Sunday after a visit to Mr and Mrs I K Greene. Miss Mars Alice Wilson visits Mrs Rush Jones and friends.
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Charley Reed Atd
Hope
Bart Stunt
Ben Gnadlett
Floyd Matthews
Nashville
Bettie Fletcher
Bobo Hines
Yancy
Epworth League of
St. Paul
Proceerts
Freeman
Tops
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U.S. Marine Corps
Princess
Ladies Specialty Shop
Premier
Missouri Pacific
Rosston Rt
Tokio
Kelsie Compton
Bingen
Shadilax
Nanee
W. F. Morris Sr
A. C. Holt
Willie Porterfield
Clifton
Pleasant
Reuel Cooley
Luther
Joe Gosnell
Sid Phillips
Donald
Ashdown
Phillips
H. R. Holt
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Chicazo
Indiana
M. L. Stuart
Hot Springs
Olin P. Holt
Quinton Sanford
J. P. Nance
C. M. Hipp
Mine Creek Township
C. R. Higgins
Murfreesboro
Sullivan
Austin Arnold
Nashvvile
Sweat Home Church
Vernon Harris
Quine Flee Sanford
Ed Smith
Buford Byrum
McCaskill
Ab Cox
Taylor Smith
Doyle
Avery’s Chapel
DeAnn
Hempstead Motor Co
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
Third & Washington
Luther N. Garner
Hempstead County
Ozan
Miss
Melon Campbell
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexacy
Jone, Ark
Hope Domestic
Express
Batiste
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