Best Senate Democrats and Republicans named by Washington press
Washington reporters polled 32 Capitol correspondents on 28 questions. Glass, a Democrat from Virginia, topped the list as the ablest Democrat with 29 votes. Reed led Republicans with 30 votes. Robinson of Indiana was seen as the senator least missed, with 42 votes. Vandenburg received the most votes as likely to become president, while several others led in categories like best orator, most silent, best dressed, and most likely to rise higher.
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Washington
Carter Cass
Virginia
Senate
David A. Red
Pennsylvania
Congressional
Capitol
Arthur HR
Robinson
Republicny
Idiana
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Michigan
Glass
Wagner
New York
Arkasas
Brynes
South Carolina
Costigan
Colorado
Black
Alabama
Harrison
Issippi
Adams
Reed
Norris
Nebraska
McNary
Oregon
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Laarletic
Wisconsin
Steiner
Couzens
Fess
Ohio
Reas
Ind
Trammell
Flo
Long
Louisiana
Vandenburg
LaFollette
Pensylvania
Buckley
South Carsling
Borah Idi
Georgia
Nye
North Dakota
Mississippi
South Carollina
Thomas
Oklahoma
Tydings
Maryland
Lewis
Inois
Lowis
Llinois
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Wagner New York
Air speed ace Wedell killed in plane crash
James Wedell famed speed flier and aircraft builder died instantly when a gypsy moth English type trainer crashed during a lesson at the airport. Student Mer Frank Snear Ingen of Mobile Alabama injured critically, taken to St Mary's hospital. Witnesses report Wedell had inspected the ship before flight. the plane climbed then plunged nose first to the earth.
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E. J. Robertson
Wessell
Robertson
Wedell
Earth
Hyde Campaign in Oklahoma City Sees Speaking Permit Battle
Campaign manager Jack Hyde keeps Huey Long ally's date for public remarks in Oklahoma City amid park permit clashes with city officials and a police raid on a rally. Officials say previous speakers used the park. Hyde criticizes Mayor McGee while Langt presses for permit access and a political setback for opponents.
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Oklahoma City
George $. Gong
Beacher
Louisiana
Huey
Satureday
Ollahoma City
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Hyde
Aears
Ao Aften Tu
Pative
John Watt
Hyde
Langt
Oklahoriy Cas & Blocking Co
Tan McGee
Leone
McGee
Huey Lomes Brother
Oklahoma
Hope "Shar
Irrem Lepe
Wyde
Rayhe
Thereso Texarkana
Oklahomi
Ciimai
Estes Preaches on Way to Salvation
A Church of Christ sermon on salvation discusses methods to be saved, contrasting views from infidels universalists and Calvinists. The speaker cites Acts three responses and emphasizes repentance baptism faith and heart change as essential. The talk uses biblical references including Philippian jailer and conversion stories.
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Estes
Church of Christ
Asia
Roile
Wbiel Chenu
Phillipian
Dante Ubey
Matias Sane
Mesto
Arkansas Cities to Get Postoffice
A garbled report notes federal action approving a post office expansion plan affecting Arkansas cities. The item mentions federal agencies and officials, with unclear details on agencies and dates. The readable names suggest government roles and local impact, but specifics are obscured.
Treasury and Post Office Fund Historic Project List
Early list shows Arkansas projects funded from deficiency appropriations with figures for postoffice sites and buildings in Bentonville Clarksville Malvern and others. Included are estimates for Osceola and Smith County postoffice buildings and a courthouse project.
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Yecretary of the Treasury
Arkanas
Oscools
Postoffice
Bentonville
Smith
Court House
Clarkeville
Malvern
Prohi Crusade Led By Bishop Cannon In Mt. Lake Park
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South urged Congress to submit a new prohibition amendment empowering national action to ban liquor sales. The meeting in Mountain Lake Park drew 4,000 people from Maryland and neighboring states, with broad support and no dissent heard.
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Mountain Lake Park
James Cannon Jr
Ie Methodist Episcopal Church South
Congress
Evrey Conman
Bishop Cannon
Maryland
West Virginia
Penns Vania
Virginia
Bashford
Bolivians Claim Fort Ballivan Still Bolivian Hold
In the Gran Chaco, Bolivians and Paraguayans traded propaganda over Fort Ballivan. La Paz said 2,000 Paraguayans dead or wounded, Asuncion countered 2,000 to 2,500 Bolivians killed or wounded. Bolivian control of the fort remained their claim as jungle fighting along the Filewnaye river paused for reorganization.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Fort Ballivan
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
la Paz
Asuncion
Ministry of Defense
Ballivian
Filewnaye
Hope and Atlanta Prevail In Two States League Action
In a Sunday doubleheader, Hope and Atlanta held joint leads as the Storks defeated the Tiremen 9 to 3 at Nexarkana behind strong hitting and Eliott’s pitching. Coop and C Schooley homered, with Storks building a 3-0, 5-3, and 8-3 spread. Avanta beat the Transporters 10 to 7 in Atlanta. Schedule shows Storks vs. Transporters in Texarkana Tuesday and Thursday, with Storks at Atlanta Friday and Tiremen at Hope Sunday.
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Hope
Atlanta
Texarskana Tiremen
Southwestern Transportere
Eliott
Storks
Harris
Coop
C. Schorley
Nexarkana
Avanta
The
Transporters
Texarkana
Tiremen
R. T. Cook
Riley
Merci
C. Chooley
Alien
B. Schooley
McClendon
J Russell
Eliath P
Oss
Kackley
Henderson
al Powell
Glass
Roberts
Turner
O Campbell
Earhart
Cox
Acquitted Slayer Suddenly Kidnapped
Paragould Arkansas police and Greene County investigators continued a citywide search for 34 year old Charles C Hopper after he was abducted from his East Kings Highway restaurant fish market by two men Saturday night. Abductors fled east on Highway 25 leaving Otto Miller and Wester Grooms as the only other employees in the site.
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Paragould
Ark
Greene County
Charles C. Hopper
East Kingsthighway
Otto Miller
Hopper
Wester Grooms
Abduction Time Details From Greene County Case
Miler described the abduction timing as one assailant ordering Hopper to raise hands and exit from behind the counter. The pair then told Miller and Grooms to raise their hands and turn away, while Hopper, a World War II veteran and Greene County native who has lived in Paragould 15 years, had recently been exonerated in a murder case, claiming self defense at Hopper’s home.
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Miler
Hopper
Miller
Grooms
Greene County
Paragould
Lee Burton
Dakota Governor Ruled Ineligible
Six members of Governor William Langer's cabinet joined Lieutenant Governor Ole H. Olson in declaring Langer illegible to govern after his felony conviction. Olson claims legal authority while Langer faces up to two years imprisonment and a $10 000 fine. Primary election is set for Wednesday before Langer's scheduled appearance for sentence.
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Bismark
N. D
William Langer
Ole H. Olson
Langer
Olson
John Husby
Robert Bryne
Alfred Dale
State officials wary of Langer acts and legality fears
The treasurer A Oldness state ins urance commissioner Fay Harding and C W McDonald members of the state Railroad Commission voiced concern that actions by Langer might be unlawful and refused to join his executive acts while seeking clarification. The remark follows a tense exchange as officials grapple with authority and accountability.
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A. Oldness
Fay Harding
C. W. McDonald
State Railroad Commission
Langer
Black-Draught Laxative Endorsed by Nurse in Missouri
Nurse Anna LaPlante of Fes tus Missouri writes from home praising Mrs. Black Draught as a practical, purely vegetable laxative. She says she used it for constipation headache and a dull feeling and felt better after a few doses. The ad notes millions of packages sold yearly due to its reputation.
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Festus
Anna LaPlante
Thadford
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Keyes
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Caraway
Connaily
Texas
George
James Wedel
Burr’s
Batiste
Star
Oklahoma State Campaign
Gauth
Malvern and
Waiven
Ong
Chaco
Paragould Cafe
Ernest Pass Dick Curb Market
Moreland's Drug
Lope Furniture Co
Dakota
Will
Boswell & Higgason
Joe Boswell
H. H. Higgason
Agwon
Laciel Brisaantine
Belle Isle
Jong
Biel
Castile
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J.c.penney
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