3200 Teachers Out as Federal Relief Ends in Arkansas
In Arkansas about 3200 federal and school teachers in 700 schools face donation of their services for the remainder of the term unless state relief measures pass. Federal aid ended with no guarantee of renewal, after extensions tied to Arkansas revenue plans and the 1935 school term.
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Little Rock
W. B. Phipps
Phipps
Arkansas
Harry L. Hopkins
Relidt
General Assembly
Senate
Jins
Hopkins
Hit Arkensix
AP bureau chief’s radio plot backfires on news accuracy
An Associated Press bureau chief secretly tried to beat rivals by sending a verdict via a hidden radio signal. The plan failed when an entrusted subordinate pressed the key early, causing widespread misreporting and revealing the danger of bypassing management.
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OMG
Newa
A.P. Home Office
New York
Baccan
Smath
Berlin
Japan
Associated Press
Iscepa
Wieng
Suldun
Brenadsand
Uhiners
Npstei
WG University
Official Canvass Confirms City Vote
The Denverstie City Central committee announced the official vote in the city election last Tuesday. Ward One residents Carter Juhison and Williams received allocations, Ward Two and Ward Three results showed multiple candidates, and the mayoral outcome appears settled with attention to the aldermen and city posts.
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Denverstie
Locals Rout Taylor and Ashdown in district play finals set
Hope High School Bobcats defeated Taylor 38 to 12 and Ashdown 24 to 18 to reach the District 10 senior boys basketball finals. Texarkana advanced with a 33 to 26 win over Waldo as Hope and Horatio meet Saturday in the semifinals. Finals are scheduled Saturday night with admission 25 and 50 cents.
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Hope High School Bobcats
Taylor
Ashdown
Bobcats
Hope
Walkerville
Horatio
McNeill
Kirby
Sar
Texarkana
Horatio World
Walda
Stamps
Magnolia
Central
Mt. Vernon
Bradley
Village
Mineral Springs
Hope-Taylor
Turner
Forwarel
Kennedy
Farmwanl
Revee
England
Giracel Ta Hon Stone
Dabbs
Ee Ae Cargile
Gutypel Do
Holly
BR Taylor
Hariley
Foryarg
King
Centoy
Griffin
Bursedl
Guace
Keith
Wuire
Ge Srevnd
Gunie
Turyaat
Reeve
Spek
Stone
Huarel
Wood
Wright
Loh Et Pierce
YI J. Cobb
Gentry
R. Cobb
Gyara
Mrs. Folsom Buried at Bingen After Long Illness
Mrs Theodore Polsum 27 of Takia died in Josephine hospital Wednesday after an operation. She was buried in Quonkeer at Bingen. Rev J D Copelunes of Dalight of ing officiated. She is survived by her husband and three children.
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Theodore Polsum
Takia
Josephine Hospital
Wile Uesday
Quon Keer
Bingut
J.D. Copelunes
Dalight
Ing
Chile
Ile
Scores District 10 Tournament results and pairings
District 10 tournament play reports scores from Thursday Friday Saturday sessions across Hope Texarkana and surrounding towns. Key winners include Hope Whitnell Texarkana Fouke Waldo Saratoga Ben Lomond Horatio Magnolia McKamie Stamps and St. Louis with varying margins and several forfeits or incomplete entries. Local standings reflect multiple games across the round robin schedule with top teams advancing.
Training School at First Presbyterian Church Opens
A readership training school will open at First Presbyterian church on Sunday March 3 and run through Thursday March 7 with J Paterson director of religious education in the Synod of Arkansas as teacher. The Ouachita Presbytery spring rally for young people will be held at the local church on March 8 and 5.
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First Presbyterian Church
J. Paterson
Synod of Arkansas
Ouachita Presbytery
Ware Returns to Experiment Farm Leadership After Leave
George Ware director in charge of the Fruit and Truck Brandy Experiment Station resumes active management at the Hope station. Eun Cameron remains as technical assistant during Ware’s six month leave. Ware earned a master’s degree in agriculture from Cornell and visited West extension stations in the Middle Atlantic and Southeast on route home.
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George Ware
T the
Hope
Eun Cameron
Mr. Ware
Ben
Cornell University
New York
Liv
Middle Atlantic
Southeastern
Bridge Indictment Dropped for State Bridge Figures
LITTLE ROCK An indictment charging Dwight H. Blackwood former state Highway Commission chairman C B Christian former highway engineer N S Bateman contractor and Frank E Marsh project engineer of Des Moines IA with false pretense connected to a conspiracy to defraud the state toll bridge construction fund of 5205 38 was nolle prossed by Judge McGeheon in circuit court Friday. The action was recommended by Prosecuting Attorney Fred A Denham who said he based on earlier recommendation of his predecessor Carl E Bailey former attorney general. The indictment was retired given a claim to State Auditor J J Humphrey in 103 in favor of Batten Contracting Company for 5204 38 alleged balance due for construction.
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Little Rock
Dwight H. Blackwood
State Highway Commission
C. 8. Christian
N.S. Bateman
Frank E. Marsh
Des Moines
McGeheon
Fred A. Denham
Carl E. Bailey
Guile Neelian
Qs J. Humphrey
Baten Contracting Company
Vonstnetian al Si
False AP flash sparked Hauptmann verdict error
A February 13 flash from the Associated Press wrongly reported Hauptmann’s life imprisonment before Flemington jury verdict. Investigations reveal an unauthorized radio and telegraph setup in the New York bureau and courthouse, with several operators involved and no management knowledge.
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Associated Press
Telegraph Services
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Flemington
N. A
A.P
Haupimanun
United Press
Star
Kent Cooper
General Mennager
Hauptmann
New York
H. F. Mooberry
Jerk
Lloval
Maoberry
Yires
Mooberry
Government aid figures from federal payrolls rise
Washington reports estimates show more than 17.6 million people on federal payrolls or receiving relief payments under FERA AAA and PWA programs last month. The stalled relief bill clash over the McCarran prevailing wage amendment drew heavy mail, signaling mixed sentiment among lawmakers.
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Washington
FERA
AAA
PWA
Mrs. P. Cooley Dies at Tokio at Age 89
Mrs. Parenthia Cooley 89 died Thursday night at her Tokio home. Funeral at Oak Grove with Rev. F B Ade of Bingen officiating. She was a Methodist for 40 years and is survived by five sons and two daughters in Tokio and nearby towns. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Parenthia Cooley
Tokina
Ollock
Buriah
Oak Grove
Ade
Bingen
Cooley
Methodist Church
Shy
Gidh
Will Charles
Howard
Jim
Tokio
John
Weaver
Texas
Me Saryh Davis
Stes, Brew Blackwood
House Angry Over Income Tax Defeat
Editor Emory A. Thompson of Hempstead County complains about income tax defeat in the Arkansas House and vows to push a similar bill, noting likely Senate failure, while expressing concern over a sales tax and urging the able to bear a fair share of burdens for schools and necessities. Thompson signs and dates the letter February 28, 1935 from Hope, Arkansas.
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the Star
Hempstead
House
Senate
Dam
Fife
Mellon Hits Back at U S Charges
Pittsburgh report on Andrew Mellon defense challenging government claims to $3.089 million in income taxes and unveiling Mellon wealth at $200.6 million as of December 1, 1931. Attorney Frank J. Howan led testimonies alleging prior secret dealings and gifts reduced his book wealth and questioned shadow sales cited by prosecutors.
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Andrew W. Mellon
Friday
Frank J. Howan
Melon
Howard M. Johnson
Melly
Cone
Mellen
Hogin
Johson
Albey
Ku Cietitiatis
Lyatyiwe Salu
House in brief party row over Fatrel demands and grants
In Arkansas a legislative clash follows Governor Fatrell's plans for relief funds and a call for a general program to avert a budget crisis. The house considers extending the morning hour for lawmakers to air concerns. In North Carolina a man uncovers a 1775 bedding stamp from the state in debris, highlighting colonial material.
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Goldsboro
N. C
M. P. Suggs
State of North Carolina
Labor violence erupts as Sayreville workers strike
AP bulletins report payroll unrest and factory clashes on a labor front Saturday. 130 Sayreville construction workers demand a wage increase while a dynamite blast wrecks nine cars at Wilkes-Barre as the UMWA faces unrest. A separate incident in Manchester has a prisoner’s mercy plea stirring, and police in Lille seize contraband arms smuggling into France.
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Potica
Sayreville
N. J
United Mine Workers of America
Wilkes-Barge
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