Hope Chamber elects 11 directors after O Neal address
More than 200 business and professional people packed the high school cafeteria for a Hope Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting. Henry A. O Neal, president of the Shreveport chamber, urged decentralizing industry and praised broader community aims including churches, schools, parks, and tourism. Eleven directors were elected: Lloyd Spencer, E M McFaddin, Roy Stephenson, John Barlow, A Graves, G E Basye, L Carter Johnson, Roy Anderson, R D Franklin, A H Washburn, and B L Kaufman. The directors will meet Wednesday at 3 40 p m in Hope city hall to perfect the organization.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Henry A. O'Neal
Shirepeort Chamber of Commerce
Hope Organization
Thomas Brewster
Charles Harrell
J. A. Davis
Leonard Ellis
Lloyd Spencer
McFaddin
Roy Stephenson
John Barlow
A. Graves
G. E B. Basye
L. Carter Johnson
Roy Anderson
R. D. Franklin
A. H. Washburn
B. L. Kaufman
Albert Graves
Hope City Hall
Mr. O'Neal
Shreveport
North
Louisiana
Chamber of Commerce
State of Texas
Texas
Jim Taylor
N. W. Deuty
Economy Move in Capital Is Brief
In Washington the Senate acted in a brief economy wave, restoring a $60 million cut in a $500 million Soil Conservation Service appropriation after debate. The move followed a conference report on the Agriculture Department budget for the next fiscal year. The House concurred and sent the measure to the White House. Conferees aimed to resolve a $650 million War Department military and civil functions appropriation.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Department
House
War Department
Accident Victims Reported Improved
Injured weekend cases updated as Hatfield recovered at home after a fall from a wagon on the Hope to Spring Hill route. Roach and Grisham show improved or ongoing recovery from injuries. Grisham lost an arm in a hit and run on the Hope Rosston road. suspects, including L R Mattison and Clarence Jones, sought.
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W. E
Dolly) Hatfield
Hope
Spring Hill
Julia Chester Hospital
Mr. Hatfield
Lee Roach
Ozun
Matt Carrigan
Washington
Josephine Hospital
Autrey Grisham
Waterloo
Grisham
Hope-Rosston Road
L. R. Mattison
Bodvaw
Clarence Jones
Sutton
37 More Put to Death by Russia
Moscow reports 37 more executions by the Pacific Star on June 20 in the Far East, labeling victims as Trotskyists Japanese spies and diversionsists tied to wrecking on the Far Eastern Railway, raising total killings to 141.
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Russia
Moscow
Khabarovsk
Soviet Far East
Khabarevsk
Pacific Star
Far Eastern Railway
Supreme Court
Japs Protest Soviet Invasion Over Amur Islands
Tokyo government invoked mutual aid with Manchukuo and filed a vigorous protest over an alleged Soviet invasion of Semura and Bolshoi islands in the Amur river. Military authorities said action would depend on Moscow’s reply. Berlin and Rome rejected a British French plan to patrol Spain’s coasts. Russia approved.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manshoukuo
Semura
Bolshoi Islands
Amur
Moscow
London
Eng
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
Spain
Russia
France Faces Hotel and Cafe Shutdown Threat
Paris reports show the new Camille Chautemps government seeking to shore up finances amid talk of devaluation and off gold standard status. A planned Saturday shutdown of hotels restaurants cafes and Paris area stores threatens the tourism season as Bonnet returns to push bills and decree powers.
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Paris
France
Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
George Bonnel
Washington
Bonnet
Leon Blum
Senate
Blum
Rain Breaks Top Heat of Summer
A refreshing rain and cooler air broke the heat wave that peaked at 99.4 degrees Monday afternoon. The Experiment Station reported rainfall of 0.20 inches and the day’s high up to 99 degrees, two and a half degrees above Sunday's 97. The previous Saturday reached 96, with a 2:35 p.m. Tuesday reading of 32 degrees.
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Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station
India
Irwin Indicted on 3 Murder Counts
New York report says grand jury indicted sculptor Robert Irwin on three counts of first degree murder for the Easter Sunday killings of a woman’s mother, sister, and a lodger after Mrs Ethel Rudner concluded her account of the motive behind the crime.
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New York
Ethel Rudner
Robert Irwin
Easter
Mind Your Manners Quiz From 1937 NEA Service
A social etiquette Q and A tests readers on hospitality, table manners, and presentation. The piece asks if iced coffee should be served in a cup or glass, about slip covers, using paper napkins outdoors, and hostess attire, then offers recommended responses to misinterpreted remarks.
Eight Truck Drivers Convicted Here of Overloading Cars
In Wilmington Delaware a municipal court jury found eight truck drivers guilty of operating overloaded motor vehicles. Each man faces fines of ten dollars with one driver also fined twelve dollars for additional traffic violations. Five more truck drivers had cases continued to July twelve. The docket ran from 9 30 to 6 20. Other traffic cases included fines for drunken driving and assault and battery totals, plus a murder hold for Louis Stamps and larceny charges against Curly Moore.
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H. D. Mann
J. T. McAdams, Jr
C. A. Murtah
T. A. Gaheen
Trash Formby
Roy Work
R. D. Barham
E. L. McDonald
McDonald
Arkansas
Garnett Martin
Calvin Cassidy
Charles 5. Walker
Otha Taylor
G. C. Stuart
F. H. Jones
W. C. Brown
Walter Mountcastle
Siul-Uay
Henry
Gaines
Robert Johnson
Oliver Foster
Otis Foster
Jesse Carter
John Turner
Alfred Johnson
Green Dismuke
Claudel Nelson
Jim Coleman
Sherwood Johnson
Laura Johnson
Will Tyree
Mannie Anonthy
Pete Moss
Leroy Moss
J. D. Norris
Edgar Williams
W. S. Atkins
Berlin Richards
Cox- Cassidy Foundary Company
Louis Stamps
Hempstead
Richard Johnson
Stamps
Johnson
Deannyville
Curly Moore
P. A. Lewis Motor Company
Bo Henderson
Henderson
Moore
G. S. Jernigan
Washington State Bank
A. R
Man Survives 29 Fractures Since 1921
O Neill Neb Lee Deveraux 37 a construction foreman has endured 29 fractures over two decades. His record lists 22 from automobile and truck wrecks three from baseball and football injuries and one cracked skull from a motorcycle crash. Doctors warned his wife he's likely to die three times. He estimates about 3500 dollars in medical bills in the last ten years.
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O'Neill
Lee Deveraux
Nie
Homemade Texas Will Scrambles Family Grievances in Texas
A homemade Texas will filed in Anderson County reveals a chaotic grudge list. The author roasts a brother Oscar, insults a sister Hilda, and assigns amounts to relatives including Pastor Luckuite and Adolphus, while plotting digs, bonds, and control of estate assets amid a tangle of insults and demands.
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West Publishing Co
Anderson County
Texas
Four Dead in Storms Throughout the South
Four people died as scattered storms hit sections of the South on Tuesday. The fatalities occurred in Atlanta and surrounding areas as relief from dry heat arrived. Local officials reported the incidents and urged caution amid the unsettled weather.
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Atlanta
Earhart Lands in New Guinea From Australia
Sydney dispatch reports Amelia Earhart the round the world flier landed at Lae New Guinea after a flight from Port Darwin Australia confirming her progress in the around the world journey.
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Earhart
New Guinea
Australia
Sydney
Amelia Earhart
Lae
Port Darwin
Billion-and-Half Relief Bill Sent to White House
The House sent the administration's one and a half billion dollar relief bill to the White House on Tuesday for approval.
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White House
Washington
House
Wholesaler Accused of Selling Liquor Without License
LITTLE ROCK Davis Mize Co Inc West Memphis liquor wholesaler allegedly sold Lee Wilson Company store liquor in March and April after the Armorel manager warned the salesman he did not have a retail liquor dealer's license. The case was charged Tuesday.
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Little Rock
E. M. Regenold
Lee Wilson Comepany
Armorel
Davis Mize & Co., Inc
West Memphis
Icense
Sloan Declared to Have Saved Tax by Personal Holding Co
Washington report says Abe Fortas of the Securities Commission testified to a congressional tax inquiry that Alfred P Sloan Jr chairman of General Motors and Mrs Sloan saved about 1.9 million dollars in 1936 through the use of personal holding companies.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Securities Commission
Congressional Tax Inquiry
Alfred P.“ Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
New Group Serves Farm and Industry
Arkansas speakers push agriculture science industry collaboration at the state conference. A seven member Agricultural and Industries Commission is named with Nathaniel Wm. Dyke Jr. as chairman and members from Batesville Rector Gravette North Little Rock Bauxite Prescott to serve without pay. A London truck driver fined for speeding 45 mph with TNT in truck.
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Little Rock
Agricultural and Industries Commission
Nathaniel WM. Dyke Jr
Fort Smith
Bailey
Arkansas
Agriculture
Science
Charles Barnett
Batesville
C. H. Dalton
Rector
Kit Philips
Gravette
R. B. Smith
Cotton market closes steady in New Orleans trading
In New Orleans the cotton market opened Tuesday at HAM and closed around 12.22 with spot cotton down 10 points to 1.87 as muddling conditions persisted.
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New Orleans
Oetober Vottas
Ham
Spot Cotton
Bethlehem Steel Plant Lines at Johnstown Cambria Works Disrupted
Explosion near Bethlehem Steel's Cambria works in Johnstown Pa damaged water pipelines feeding the plant. Warrant issued for a suspect as authorities report potential two week shutdown and threats to thousands of jobs. General Manager C R Ellicott comments as Warren Ohio arrests a suspect tied to the incident. Gus Hall CIO director condemned violence amid the strike.
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Warren
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Cambria
Johnstown
C. R. Ellicott
Gus Hall
CIO. É
Warren-Niles
Man to Man Talks Fail to Break Steel Deadlock
The federal mediation board told Secretary Perkins that man to man talks at a conference table could help end the steel strike deadlock. A striker died from a fractured skull in a clash at Moltrup Steel Products in Aliquippa Pa. Inland Steel plans to resume idle mills after 33 days, while the Steel Workers Organizing Committee pledges to resist a back to work move. The National Labor Relations Board opened hearings as Inland and Youngstown Sheet & Tube face Wagner Act questions and possible contract terms. Indiana Governor Townsend seeks a truce to allow a return to work pending hearings. Representatives testified before NLRB examiner Charles A. Wood.
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Washington
Federal Mediation Board
Perkins
George ‘Mike
Aliquippa
Offic
Moltrup Steel Productspany
Chicago
Inland’ Si Company
Calumet
Iinoi
Indiana
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Promi
Inland
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Ind
Youngstown
Townsend
Wilfred Sykes
National Labor Relations Board
Wad J
Anmts
Labor Board
Charles A. Wood
NLRB
Sex Fiend Sought in 3 Girls Death Ingelwood Mystery
In Inglewood California authorities pursue a so called sex fiend believed to have lured three girls from a park and fatally attacked them. The victims Melba Everett nine Madeline seven and Keanette Stephens were found in a gulch Monday prompting a detaining order for Osher Leroy Strong though officials say he has no connection and was in Washington state.
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Ingelwood
Calif
Beverly Hills
Melba Marie Everett
Madeline
Keanette Marporie Stephens
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Ethel du Pont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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United States
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Gedeon
NEA Service
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Franklin, Jr
Roosevelt
Wilmington
Del
Franklin Roosevelt Jr
Frank E. Baley
Miss du Pont
James Roosevel
James A. Draper Jr
du Pont
John Roosevelt
James A. Montgomery Jr
Christchurch
Owls Nest
Hyde Park
Oscar
Tam
Sellus
Hilda
North Sixth
Osvar
Swantl
Momma
Erick
Pastor Luckuite
Adolph
Adelph
Adalphis
Adolphus
Wayeen
New Group
L. J. Bryson, Sr
Prescott
Charles J. Haden
Arkansas Conference On Agriculture, Science and Industry
Brown
CIO
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