Baruch urges clearer monopoly definition before Senate
Washington Bernard M Baruch told the Senate unemployment committee there should be a clearer government definition of monopoly though he did not call for repeal of any administration laws He supported New Deal aims but warned against broad front attacks to break up business. Germany’s air force Goering signaled its first use would defend Germans outside the Reich on anniversary of the air force. he warned it would be “awful in action.” Tritt Bled as Candidate Britt Files Corrupt Practices Pledge
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Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Roosevelt
Senate
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Berlin
Marshal Goering
Reich
Gouring
Last of Series on Happy Marriage Sermon Given
The Rev. W R Hamilton at Furst Baptist preached the final sermon in a series on Essentials of Happiness in Marriage. He warned that honeymoon nerves, social pressures, and human imperfection can strain couples. He urged realistic expectations, mutual adjustment, and enduring love to build a lasting, understanding partnership.
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Mystoc Pest Baptist
W. R. Himmilton
Furst Baptist Church
Hussband
Yaytaerschays
Aninilton
Hove
Tom
Deadline Near for Buying Tags in City and State
City Treasurer Charles Reynerson warns automobile owners of limited time to purchase tags without penalties. Revenue office hours extend until Tuesday evening to accommodate late buyers. license division will issue applications and extend the deadline, with a $3 penalty for tag purchases and a separate city tag penalty after Tuesday.
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Biownse
Charles Reynerson
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Little Rock Man Killed in Crash
Gibron Kitte Ravk, a Little Rock man en route to DeWill, was killed when his car veered off a highway near Renter Monday. He had been in Hot Springs earlier and is survived by his widow and two children.
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Nipple Rock
Kbyevett
Gibron Kitte Ravk Attarey
Gibson
Negro Tries Death Before Reprieve at Nashville Prison
In Nashville Pennsylvania a Memphis Negro, Gus McKomey, attempted suicide by cutting his left arm just before a 30 day reprieve notice arrived. Deputy Warden Woods said the self harm occurred moments before the notification and the inmate is expected to recover.
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Penn
Gus McKomey
Memphis
C. Cy. Woods
McKim
Woods
Mind Your Manners on Diplomatic Speech and Address Forms
A compact guide questions proper social usage in addressing officials. The text notes how to refer to the mayor and spouse, handling titles like Mrs or Miss, and how to address a congressman. It blends examples with answers on formality and respectful language in Washington.
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Ghvorert
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Congressina
Governor Bailey Denies Report of Special Session
LITTLE ROCK A report said to come from legislators claimed the Arkansas legislature would convene a special session soon. Governor Carl B. Bailey said there was nothing to it and he has not considered the matter while ill with a cold. The Arkansas Democrat reported talks of a call this week with topics including highway bond debt readjustment and a state building program at Booneville, distinct from earlier highway refinancing plans.
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Carl B. Bailey
Gvernor Basley
Hot Springs
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Tide Curosis Sanitarium
Booneville
Age Time Extended in Warring Nations
The Associated Press reports Spain extended conscription to 80 year olds for one year to boost its army from about 650000 to potentially 780000. In Asia, China fields 100000, pressed by Japanese air power, as battles across Shan provinces and the Yullan river region unfold. Soviet press previews a major trial of Russia's leaders, labeling prisoners as beasts while promising fuller disclosures on postwar plots.
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Fortest
District Ten Cage Tourney Moves to Lewisville This Week
The District Ten basketball tourney will be held in Lewisville this weekend after a Magnolia officials meeting decided the shift due to food refugee crowding. The event runs Thursday to Saturday with Saturday night Trials. Hope High hosts Thursday night fourth game as Boehents meet Shanpligh School. Mat Plutbrick of Hope, a former college star, is selected as one of the referees.
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Witty Shanpligh School
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Hope
Blaze Coege Cage Star
Shooting of Page Is to Be Probed
Nashville Arkansas deputy grand jury panelled to hear the early November shooting of Nashville alderman J. R. Bago. Mrs. ROC Kelly, 66, mother of Georgia Governor B D Rivers, is charged with assault with intent to kill. Page recovered. authorities note prior family difficulties cited by officials.
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Georgia
Howard County Igrand
Raforrinisto
Attia
Page
State Relief Rolls Will Be Increased in Arkansas
State Works Progress Administrator Floyd Sharp announced a revised WPA relief quota for Arkansas areas, adding 6,200 people under a $250 million emergency appropriation. Areas Four Camden, Five Hope, and Twelve Russellville will gain hundreds of men and women, boosting total WPA rolls to about 35,400. Sharp cited worst conditions in coal and lumber regions and expected further increases if federal funding passes congress.
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Winl
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Lloyd Sharp
State Works Progress Administrates
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Arkansas
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Arekangas
Tony
Glen
Washingtoy
Hattie Carming
Congress
Betwen Base
Senate
Cage Cine
Spanky McFarland to Retire From Our Gang
Spanky McFarland, a Dallas born child star of Our Gang, will retire from the series after seven years and about 12 to 13 pictures. His last film in the group was Cant the Brawn, and he plans to pursue feature films with Roach, seeking a successor after leaving the screen.
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George Melar- Janes
Roach Plint
Spanky
City-Wide Easter Service Planned by Hope Pastors
Hope ministers outlined plans Tuesday for the second annual city-wide Easter Sunrise service with all congregations taking part. Rev. Fred R. Harrison will preach the sermon, and music will be directed by the Friday Music club. Arrangements include transportation printing programs loudspeakers parking and ushers with the service to be held at Hope High School stadium if pleasant weather or at the High School auditorium if not.
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Ministers of Hope
Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist Church
W. R. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Church
Bert Webb
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
J. E. Sandhin
W. F. Williams
A. E. Stonequist
R. P. Bowen
Roy Anderson
Friday Music Club
F. L. Padgitt
Hope High School
Auto Inspection to Begin Friday at City Plant
Louis Riffe of the City of Hope said auto inspections for the second six month period would start Friday at the Fair Park plant. He cited awaiting new windshield stickers to be placed after inspection. More than 2,000 vehicles were inspected during the first period, which opened with a fast fail.
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City of Hope
Fair Park
Riffe
Traffic Division Abolished in Arkansas Highway Dept
LITTLE ROCK Ark The traffic division of the highway department was abolished on Monday and supervisor H B Booth was laid off effective March 15 Six employees are affected and the division will be absorbed by the maintenance division led by F A Gerig A new bureau of road information will be established to handle traffic functions and will recruit from experienced traffic staff Booth did not say how many of the six would be rehired Last week 16 traffic supervisors were laid off due to lack of funds. Mitchell said the department would salvage the best parts and personnel and that services would not be impaired.
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Ark
To Highway Department
H. BD. Booth
W. W. Mitchell
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F. A. Gerig
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Gerig
Booth
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Highway Department
Thought God a sure paysmaster as time ends
A fragment reflecting faith in God as a sure paymaster, noting he may not pay weekly but will pass at the end of time. The text blends religious reflection with a cadence of assurance about divine providence beyond calendar periods.
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Aurtin
Appeal Issued for Clothing for Red River Refugees
An appeal for clothing and old shoes was issued for flood refugees housed a mile east of Fulton in a concentration camp. Donors are urged to bring items to the Carrigan building office. messengers will collect if needed. The WPA sewing room in Hope worked on comforts, with Red Cross furnishing material. A dollar donation from Mrs. Leon Bundy was reported as the only cash gift. The Red River levee at Fulton fell, danger receded, and refugees expect to return home once backwaters subside.
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Hope
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Authority to Operate Bus Line Is Granted
The Arkansas State Corporation Commission granted Arkansas Stages of Prescott authority to operate a Camden to Nashville bus line via Highway 24. The Arkadelphia to Nashville route was denied as adequately served. Transfers of permits to W D Holmes and to Smith Coach Lines were denied or cancelled due to abandonment.
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State Corporation Commission
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Camden
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W. D. Holmes
Tom Berry
Berry
Smith Coach Lines
Frescatt
Smith Lines
Legal question on shared liability in a car crash
Jonathan Roth visited Ben Trompen who lent his car for Roth to drive. Roth, while negligent, crashed into Alfred Berry, injuring Berry and wrecking his car. Berry sues Trompen claiming vicarious liability for Roth's conduct by consent.
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Ben Yuampern
Roth
Ben Trompen
Alfred Berry
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Ben Thompen
Trompeh
Anawey
Ridgdill quits as police chief. Baker named interim chief
John W Ridgdill resigns as chief of police effective immediately to rejoin the mercantile business with RB M LaGrone Jr. & company. C E Baker, a 14 year enforcement officer and former chief under prior administrations, is named to fill Ridgdill's unexpired term through early April. Mayor May or Albert Graves announces no new hires.
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C. E. Baker
Albert Graves
Ridghill
Rb, M. LaGrone, Jr., & Company
South Elm Street
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Ridgdill
Graves
LaGrone
Ridgehill
Hope People
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Ridgam
R. A. Boyett
John L. Wilson
John P. Vesey
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F. B. Ward
Claude Stuart
Hugh Bearden
John Turner
Farm Programs Outlined At Hope Kiwanis Meeting
County Agent Clifford Smith spoke at Hotel Bartow outlining a new farm program. He urged farmers to sign work sheets now to be eligible. On March 12 cotton producers who year 1937 will vote on 1938 marketing quotas with a yes or no. The act sets quotas and penalties for excess sales, aiming to control surplus. Johnny Wade organized Tuesday's program.
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Clifford Smith
Hope Kiwanis Club
Hotel Bartow
My. Smith
Presbyterian Mid-Week Service and Deacon Meeting
Presbyterian mid-week services will be held at 7 15 p m Wednesday. Following the service a meeting of the deacons and elders will be held at 8 o clock. It is important that all officers at the church be present.
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