City of Hope merchants close on Fourth of July
A local newspaper notes that merchants in City of Hope will close for the Fourth of July weekend, citing a large working class and strong public opinion in favor of holiday for salaried employees. The piece also reflects on a Centennial Edition column and a reader question about eating chicken, chops, and sandwiches with hands, including Mrs. Post’s advice.
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City of Hope
Hope
Daily Star
Willian Feather
Emily Port
Howe
Cmdman
Buckingham Palace
Moy
Post
Bailey Opens His Governorship Drive In Helena Speech
Bailey pledges to reform taxes and public services in Arkansas campaign kickoff at Helena Phillips County Courthouse. He proposes a one and one half percent wholesale tax to replace the 2 percent sales tax, arguing it would lower overall state taxes while funding needed services. He emphasizes protecting merchants and simplifying tax collection, framing the plan as a workable, equitable reform.
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Bailey
Helena
Ark
Carl Bailey
Phillips Courty
Pethem
Thal
Posllin
Biel
Fragmented Writs and Trials Across US and Europe
A jumble of brief notices reports a man falling seven feet while cleaning a wall in Arkansas, a Nebraska election debate on homestead exemptions, Minnie Rose Jenkins’s murder trial in Arkansas, Helen Jacobs advancing at Wimbledon, a Chicago police statement, a Zion Church train scene to Seattle, League of Nations delegates in Geneva, and a Tennessee man denied jury duty near Osceal with a Uthik Verturned incident.
Futrell Supports Nyberg Tax Amendment Push
Futrell spoke in Awkabelpria urging voters to back the Nyberg tax increase amendment. He argued the levy would stabilize finances and urged officials to adopt the measure, aligning with Governor Levi and the Nyberg group.
Abandonment Request For Arkansas Rail Lines
The Southwestern and Central Arkansas and Epstain Railroad Co asked the Interstate Commerce Commission on Tuesday to approve abandonment of two routes from Riessetion to Hazen and England to Stuttgart. The company cited little traffic over the lines and ongoing operation via fuel over right of way.
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Washington
St. Luis
Southwestern& Central Arkansas & Epstain Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Athens
Riessetion
Hazen
England
Stuttgart
Lhe Company
East Has Little Faith in Party But Much in FD
Philadelphia Roosevelt has a chance to capture the Keystone State. A Newark luncheon reveals bankers and business leaders leaning toward Landon, criticizing party machines and extravagant spending. Governor Lehman announces he will seek a third term in Albany amid party pressure.
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East
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Lehn
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
New Jersey Polls Look Tight In Roosevelt Landon Clash
In New Jersey the election odds appear close with Landon favored by some and Roosevelt holding a slim edge in others. A Newsman reports on political maneuvering, labor mood, and the Lindbergh case shadows influencing public opinion as Roosevelt remains a strong candidate while WPA workers lean on relief.
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New Jersey
Landon
Te Politicen
Hoffman
New York
Harry .Moore
Harold G. Huffman
Manning
Hogue
Vonfield Newark
Huffican
Guif
Bauer
Clus
Mii Toy Rousevelt
Roosevelt
East
Senator Arthur Johnson to Speak at City Hall Campaign
State Senator Arthur J. Johnson of Sitar City, Lincoln County, will address Hempstead County at 8 o clock Tuesday night on the Hope City Hall lawn. Introduced by O A Graves, the candidate promotes a cash basis government, reestablished state credit, road improvements, lower taxes, and a monthly pension for the elderly. Johnson previously announced his gubernatorial bid in Pine Bluff on May 25, with backing from the Lincoln County committee marking him as a businessman, farmer, lawyer, and civic leader.
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Arthur J. Johnson
Sitar City
Lincoln County
Hempstred County
O'Cloek
Hope City Hall
Senket Johnson
O. A. Graves
Pine Bluff
Linnoll County
Me Johnson
aFeairs Co
Farmer
Johnson
J. Blate
Elheieng Jaeal
Mr. Juhisen
Arkanans Senate
B F Gay 32 Dies of Pneumonia in Chester Home
B F Gay aged 32 died of pneumonia at his Chester home after a long illness. Funeral and burial plans were announced with Rev Hullis A Leite of Hope presiding. Survived by wife Mrs Gay of Waldo, brothers Lane Gay Camden J B Carroll El Paso Texas J O Carroll Wakie and Alvin Carroll Camden, sister Mrs Kelley Fincher Walls.
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Bei
Gay
Bent Ayert
Lia Chester Hesyn
Movelay
Hope
Leite
Rew
Luck
Magnesia
Stick Gut
Iether
Mrs. Gay
Waldo
Tive Brothers
Lane Gay
Camden
J.B. Carrull
el Pasi
Texas
J. O
Dh B. Carroll
Waki
Aid Alvin Carrull
Camedeir
Mes
Kelley Fincher
Walls
Sulytves
Crowings Counted as Room Noise in Oakland Trial
In Oakland California Mrs Reese D Jones testified about earlier rooster trouble with a neighbor. She described counting crowings each morning as a serenade echoing through the South Cross area while sleepy observers noted the scene. The record also mentions an Australian lungfish with a long prehistoric lineage.
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Oakland
Califta
Reese D. Jones
Court Throws Out Labor Board Order
The U S Court of Appeals for the Cincinnati circuit on Tuesday voided a National Labor Board order against Un Fruchjup Trailer Co of Detroit, ruling the board lacked authority as the business did not affect interstate commerce. The petition to set aside the order was granted.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Client Court of Appeals
National Libel Rekijuys Board
Wythainty
UN Fruchjup Trailer Company
Detoi
Unclear Wordage From Bristol Item Turns Brown Turner
Bristol special notes a jumble of phrases and dates with odd spellings and garbled names. The fragment mentions Uinonwe lves and Chinese under Japanese viewination, US births versus automobile fatalities, grasshoppers near Katsus, and a Hope Ark announcement of a singing school starting July 6 at Shaver Springs church with daily sessions.
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Bristol
Japan
United States
Katsusa
Shaver Springs
Walmsley Quits His Orleans Post
NEW ORLEANS La Walmsley resigns as mayor after opposition to Senator Long and a council majority turning against him and Long following Longs death last September Walmsley says he fulfills a pledge to step aside if the legislature revokes the rule that Long removed through legislative action
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New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
Senator Long
Wamsley
Hope Fourth of July observance and city closings announced
The article notes partial reopening for Friday night shopping, city hall and post office closures on Saturday, and a holiday issue of the Post. It also details a rodeo program headlined at Fair Park with two performances on Friday and Saturday, plus a downtown Hope parade coordinated by Newt Bundy.
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Saturda
The
Star
Robert’ Wilson
Hope Post
Wilson-naid
Hope
Fair Park
Newt Bundy
Bundy & Son
Mr. Bundy
Two Beaten to Death in Ogden, Kin Fortunes Shattered
In Ogden Utah a violent Tuesday attack left Ada Snyder 62 and Mabel Snyder 52 dead as their deaf mute granddaughter watched. Emma Rose 80 and Grace Mortensen 37 were attacked. Mortensen severely cut and bruised. George Mortensen husband to Grace was held for questioning.
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Ogden
Utah
Adan Snyder
Mabel Scott Snyder
Emma Scott Rose
Snyder
Gra Mortensen
Salt Lake City
George Mortensen
My Grace Mortensen
Bid on Fulton underpass reaches $52,920
The State Highway Commission reported bids for 10 federal program projects including underpasses at Fulton and North Little Rock and overpasses at Stamps and Van Buren. One bid, $52,920.01 from William F. Rogers for the Fulton underpass, was the sole bid. others ranged up to $29,278.12 for the Stamps overpass and $90,970.03 for the Stamps Buckner road pavement.
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Little
LaFayette County
Stamps
U. S
J. W. Hecker
LaFayette Couny
Stamps-Buckner
U.S
F. Jones Construction Company
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