Bloom in a Week Nashville Peach Crop Survives Frost
Nashville's Highland District peaches are in early bloom and survived a cold spell with lows of 31 Sunday and 25 Monday morning. Officials say most crop remains budding and not seriously damaged, with full bloom expected in a week to 10 days. fruit expert George W. Ware notes Hempstead County saw more damage from the weekend cold.
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Nashville
Star
George W. Ware
Fruit and Truck Branch
Hempstead
New Nevada Test at Mary Jackson No 1 Promises Big Oil Output
In Prescott Arkansas a notable Nevada county oil test, Mary Jackson No 1, shows heavy oil saturation in the Woodbine sand at 2,200 feet. Operators Benedum & Trees forecast 1,500 barrels daily. work on storage tanks proceeds amid rainfall delays. Other Woodbine and Lilly Block No 1 tests are in progress with expectations of new producers as tank capacity expands.
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Prescott
Ark
Nevada County
Woodbine
Tokio
Benedum & Trees Oil Co
Nacatesh
Mary Dacksun
Mitchell No
Berry Asphalt Company
Junie Haynie
Waterloo
Benedum & Trees OH Company
Travis Peak
Beneduin & Trees Oil Company
Cb. & F. Petroleum Co
Vidal Leaves Air Post in Reorganization Shakeup
Washington announces a Department of Commerce reorganization of the Air Commerce Bureau. Fred Fage Jr of Northwestern University becomes director, succeeding Eugene Vidal who resigns to re-enter aviation industry. Assistant Director Carroll Cone to study foreign aviation activities as part of changes.
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Washington
Roper
Department of Commerce
Air Commerce Bureau
Fred Fage, Jr
Northwestern University
Fage
Eugene Vidal
Carroll Cone
Arkansas
Wasitngton
Eugene L. Vidal
Air Commerce Unit Bureau
Cition
Commerce Department
Vidal
Copeland
Dent
New York
TE Vida
Benton Man Held as Drunken Driver
A. P. B. Russell of Benton and G Taylor of North Lime Rock were released on bonds of 460 after posting for a municipal court appearance next week on charges of operating a car while drunk and drunkenness. Police reported Russell, driver of the car, had been recklessly on the highway between Prescott and Hope. A second crash near Cobb's grocery injured Fairchilds of Houston with minor injuries. Prescott High School football star Dean Parsons was involved in a separate crash at Third and Pine streets.
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A. PB. Russell
Benton
G Taylor
North Lime Rock
Tol-E-Tex
Russell
Prescott
Hope
Valdor
Hazel Street
Fairchilds
Third
Pine Streets
Dean Parsons
Prescott Mui
Toliee
de Paresons
Pine
Mrs Ralph Routon to Be Arkadelphia Guest
Mrs Ralph Routon will be honored guest of the Philhar monic Music club in Arkadelphia. She will present a group of her compositions and William Dean of Hope High School faculty will sing three songs including My Heart Roath Supg and Latina Elegy.
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Hugh Routon
Arkadelphia
Philharmonic Music Club
Two Negroes Arrested on County Counterfeiting Charge
Sheriff Jim Bearden said John Bedford and Willis Conway, both residents six miles east of Washington, were arrested on counterfeiting charges. They are jailed in Washington as Basil Newton of Little Rock arranges federal grand jury appearance in Texarkana. A raid on Conway’s home uncovered a counterfeiting machine and several forged coins. Bedford is charged with passing counterfeit money while Conway faces manufacturing charges.
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Jim Bearden
John Bedford
Willis Conway
Washington
Basil Newton
Department of Justice
Little Rock
Texarkana
Reginald Bearden
Conway
Hest
Asylum Fire Controls 410 Inmate Escape in Nashville
A Nashville fire destroyed the central section and two wings of the Davidson county asylum early Monday. About 200 patients escaped. superintendent Dr. H H Bracklin said none were dangerous. Damage estimated at 300000 to 400000 dollars with all medical equipment lost.
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Nashville
Tenn
Davidson County
H. H. Bracklin
Brackin
Lewisville Couple Injured in Crash
SUNTINGTON Ark Mr and Mrs J W Patton of Lewisville were injured Sunday afternoon when their car collided with a second vehicle onUS highway 71 near here en route to Fayetteville to visit their son J W Patton Jr a University of Arkansas senior Pate on Sr is a merchant at Lewisville Mrs Patton suffered a hip injury and possible internal injuries Patton had bruises and neither were in serious condition they continued their trip to Fort Smith
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Suntington
Ark
J. W. Patton
Lewisville
U. 5
Highway 71
Here
Pattons
Fayuetteville
J. W. Patton, Jr
University of Arkansas
Pateon
Patton
Fort Smith
Strikers Routed Then Picket Plant In North Chicago
Fansteel Metallurgical sit-down strikers were routed by tear gas last Friday. Deputies guarding the plant reported 30 to 35 demonstrators were orderly as they manned a picket line around the facility in North Chicago on Monday.
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Waukegan
Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation
Chicago
Guar
J. A Doolittle
Unclear Text Fragment From Knoxville Notice
Fragmentary OCR resembles a political chatter item about Townsend, a reference to Congress and the Supreme Court, and remarks on pensions and elections. The readable bits hint at a discussion of political timing and media influence near Tennessee, with no clear event or outcome.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Townsend
Congress
Supreme Court
Mie
Sinsippi
Final Tabulation in Court Poll Puts 28 States Against
NEA Service reports nearly 400000 Americans expressed views on Roosevelt court reform. Final tabulation shows 10320 for, 255136 against, 186456 ballots counted across 42 states. Broad public sentiment appears strongly opposed to reorganizing the Supreme Court.
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WilLis Thornton
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
U. S. Supreme Court
Hope territory tabulation on supreme court vote
The Hope territory reports 30 for 102 against in a local straw poll on the supreme court proposal. City voters favored 18 to 69 while rural results stood 12 for and 33 against. The Star notes the vote was voluntary, nonpartisan, and not driven by editors. It telegraphed results nightly to NEA Service in Cleveland.
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Hope Territory
Supreme Court
NEA Service
Cleveland
Star
Hope
The
Poll Review Shows Narrow Court Reorganization Support Across States
A nationwide survey tallies 42 states participating with ballots from every state. The returns remained stable over nine days, with about 34 percent in favor and 66 percent against the court reorganization plan. States with majorities for included California Connecticut Idaho Missouri Nevada North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia and Washington. Oklahoma and Oregon were very close. Alabama Georgia and Utah showed small majorities against.
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Isastes
California
Connecticut
Idaho
Missouri
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Tunenessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Alabama
Georgia
Utah
Harvey Couch to Dedicate DeAnn Rural Electric Line
Harvey Couch of Arkansas Power and Light will dedicate the DeAnn rural extension Tuesday serving about 100 homes farms and other establishments. The program in DeAnn schoolhouse begins at 5 pm after a 2 to 4 30 pm appliance demonstration with remarks by Monroe Samuels John Timberlake and W S Atkins and a playlet The Romance of Light and a closing address by Mr Couch.
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Harvey Couch
DeAnn
Rural Line
Monroe Samuels
Lee Garland
John Timberlake
W.S. Atkins
Hope
DeAnn School
Harvey C. Couch
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Couch
Charles T. Evans
Walker
Evans
The
Power Company
City State Auto Lists Closing Soon Amid Tax Tag Push
City and state automobile license tags must be purchased by Monday to avoid penalties. City officials said Hope city hall remains open until 8 PM and about 459 city licenses had been sold by 9 AM. State tags available at the revenue office on East Second Street in the former Hope Fertilizer building.
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Tratsfirer
Charles Raynersin
Hig
Hope
East Second Street
Old Hope
Hope Ministerial Alliance Plans Easter Sunrise Service
The Hope Ministerial Alliance will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in Hope city hall to arrange a sunrise service in Hope High School stadium Easter morning. Attendees should include at least three delegates from each local church.
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Hope Ministerial Alliance
Hope City Hall
Hope High School
Mind Your Manners: Traveling Etiquette Quiz Card
A 1937 NEA Service etiquette quiz reviews proper travel conduct for women. It asks if an unmarried woman may travel with a man, whether trousers are appropriate, how to sign hotel registers, entertaining a male caller in a private suite, and how to handle vehicle trip expenses with friends.
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Mary Jones
NEA
Hempstead Bar Opposes Court Packing in Roosevelt Plan
Hempstead County Bar unanimously adopted a resolution opposing Congress and President Roosevelt’s proposal to increase the U S Supreme Court and force retirements. The measure, read in chancery court at Washington and signed by Clerk Ralph Bailey, urges opposition and calls for copies to senators, representatives, and the press.
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Roosevelt
Court of the
United States
United States Supreme Court
Hempstead Chancery Court
Bar
Arkansas
Hampstead
TJ Ralph Bailey
Hempstead
Ralfh Basley
Chancery Court
Arkansas Supreme Court Upholds Greenlee Injury Verdict
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed an $1,800 judgment for C. A. Greenlee against 4. C. Burr & Co and Scott-Burr Stores. Greenlee, employed by the firms, claimed injuries from a fall on a stairway at the Hove store on September 2, 1933.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
C. A. Greenlee
Hempstead
4. C. Burr & Co
Scott-Burr Stores Corporation
Greenlee
Hove
City Court Postponed at Hope by Chancery Court
Municipal court in Hope was postponed Monday as chancery court convened in Washington. All cases were continued until next Monday March 8.
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Hope
Chancery Court
Washington
Arkansas Senate Delivers Mixed Action On Alcohol Bills
In Little Rock lawmakers weigh temperance moves after the senate defeats a state liquor store bill by 12 to 23, while a repeal of 1938 Thorn legalization act is introduced. The house backs cigar tax collection change. the senate okays wine sales in hotel dining rooms with a $200 annual license. Foster's truck fee bill passes house with minimal dissent, setting new minimum and maximum rates.
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Little Rock
Senate
Smith
Clarendon
Coleman
Léegdnto
Mont Dey
House
Buster
Senate Temperance Committee
Dillon
Federalists Claim Rebels Halted In Malaga Fight
Dispatches from the front report a large government operation in Almeria and Malaga checked the coastal rebel advance on the Mediterranean. Reinforcements from Italy and Germany were driven back as government forces gained strategic positions with heavy enemy losses.
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Almeria
Spain
Mediterranean
Malaga
Arkebauer Named Acting Superintendent at State Hospital
Arkebauer takes over as acting superintendent of the State hospital in Little Rock after Kolb resigns February 13. Dr. Arkebauer, 58, has led the medical staff since 1907 and previously served as superintendent in 1916 and as assistant superintendent 1917 to 1983. The board will meet Thursday to select a permanent successor. The second note reports fish have no external or middle ear. they rely on an inner ear for balance.
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Little Rock
Charles Arkebauer
State Hospital
Sreve
Board of Trustees
A. C. Kolb
Joseph Roe
Kolb
Arkebauer
George W. Hays
Hogypital
New Orleans Cotton Market Report March Trade
Cotton prices in New Orleans rose slightly with March contracts closing steady. Spot cotton finished 17 points higher as middling grades traded around 13.27.
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New Orleans
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