Murphy Aims to Clean Up Quasi Judicial Agencies
Washington report notes Attorney General Murphy forms a committee to streamline federal independent agencies and their rulings. It examines NLRB review limits, FCC staff relations, and overall bureaucratic complexity. Congressman Celler proposes two reform bills: a 40 member Administrative Court and an Appeals Court for Administration.
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NEA
Washington
Murphy
National Libor Relations Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
NLRB
Labor Board
Commission
Hecht
America Bar Association
Emanuel Celler
New York
Celler
Congress
United States Administrative Court
Court of Claims
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
U. S. Customs Court
Board of Tax Appeals
Secretary of Agriculture
Commerce Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Federal Communications Conmission
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
NEA Service, Inc
Ex-Judge Manton Indicted on Conspiracy and Fraud
Former senior judge Martin T. Manton of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals was indicted by a special grand jury on conspiracy to defraud the government. George M. Spector, an insurance agent and former representative of Archie M. Andrews, is named in the three count indictment. Conviction could bring up to six years in prison and a $30,000 fine for both men.
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New York
Martin T. Manton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
George M
Spector
Insurante
Lnte
Archie M. Andrews
Pacelli Elected Pope Pius the Twelfth in Vatican
In Vatican City Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli was elected the 26th pope on his 63rd birthday on the first day of the conclave. He chose the name Pius the Twelfth and will lead about 331 million Catholics. Coronation date to be announced. His ascent breaks a long-standing norm that a pope’s secretary of state is rarely elevated.
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Vatican City
Roine
Iily
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pius the 12Th
Pius Ihelth
Pacelli
Local Boy Scouts Are Given Awards At Court of Honor
A court of honor for Boy Scouts of district No 3 in Hempstead county honored thirty scouts and thirty five adults. Second class badges went to Neil Crow James Gages and Richard Stanford of troop 62 led by J K Sale. First class badges were awarded to Thomas Honeycutt John Stanford and James Ward. Merit badges went to Crow Honeycutt Huespert Stanford and Jack Honeycutt of troop 58 led by I M Jones. The court was presided by George Ware with Rev W A Hammond Albert Graves Kenneth Spore and Ed McPaddin present. Rev Hammond spoke briefly.
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Boy Scouts of
Thomas D. Honeycutt
John P. Stanford
James H. Ward
Neil E. Crow
Thomas Honeycutt
John H. Kuespert
J. P. Stanford
Richard Stanford
Jack Honeycutt
I. M. Jones
Special Services at Negro Church in Hope
The Garret Chapel Baptist Church announces Sunday services with a visiting pastor Dr O B Ware from Arkadelphia preaching at 2 30 pm. His singers will accompany him in Hope. D Ware of Grand Rapids Michigan will preach at 8 pm and again on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights next week.
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Negro Garret
Bupish
F. R. Williams
Alll
O. B. Ware
Arkadelphia
Hope
D. Ware
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cranium Crackers Quiz Yesterday’s Seen Question
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Prescott Camden Win Opening Tilts In District 9 A
Camden defeated Carthage 87 37 led by White and Munn with 17 each. Prescott edged El Dorado 40 39 as Orren closed with a late free throw. Ott scored 24 for El Dorado. Schmackover and Swowng advanced on forfeits. second round games set for Thursday.
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Camden
Ark
Candon
Prescott
Smackover
Strong
Carthage
White
Munn
Orr
Arkansas House Extends Auto License Purchase Window
The Arkansas House approved a resolution to extend the auto license purchase period without penalty to March 15. The measure, debated amid broader tax and finance moves, follows a Byrd-Abington amendment and aligns with a push for highway debt relief and pension funding. The Senate meanwhile advanced a constitutional amendment to guarantee annual debt service on refunding highway bonds, directing highway funds accordingly.
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Little Rock
Howe
Goldman
Texarkana
House
Vaice
Thomas
Hal
Spring County
Senate
Wilkinson House
Arkansas
Bailey
NYA Employs 169 Youths in Hempstead County
A Hempstead County NYA survey shows 169 youths, 68 in and out of school, employed on varied projects. Nationwide NYA programs assist 12,500 state youths with works and student aid, building facilities and offering training, with $25,000 total county cost cited and projects at Hope, Nashville, Prescott, and Magnolia.
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NYA
Hempstead
National Youth Administration
Sone
Lie
Bae of Aatetes Bray
Ees
Ay Hope High School
Nashville
Childers
Magnolia
Magnolis
Ihig Project
Land Use Plan Starts in Hempstead County Arkansas
Hempstead county kicks off a land use mapping and planning program under the Soil Conservation Service. Officials name submarginal lands to be taken from cultivation and redirected to forestry and grazing to raise living standards. The effort involves township committees and aims for cooperation between state and federal agricultural agencies across Hempstead and 16 counties by July 1.
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Little Rock
Glenn
Riddell
Soil Conservation
Arkansas
Columbia
Nevada
Ouachitaga
Bennett
U.S
Sail
Service
Union Counties
Washington
L. Gateway
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Lee H. Garland
DeRoan
H.C. Bonds
Wallseeburg
Otha Reeves
Redland
R. L. Lewallen
Johnnie Wilson
Caline
C. M. Lewis
Minecreek
W. V. Frazier
Ozan
Frank J. Hill
Spring Hill
W. B. Lafferty
Bodcan
Wilbur D. Jones
Oxon
Erle C. Turner
Badcaw
J. L. Eley
W. D. Jones
Erle Turner
Earl Holt
Berlin Jones
Badyaw
Roy Bonds
Wallaceburg
J. Erle McWilliams
D. M. Samuels
Garland
O. B. Hodner
Tom McCornie
Sulvne
Aubrey D. Gales
Agricultural Extension Service
College of Agriculture
24 Believed Dead In Canadian Fire
Halifax Nova Scotia Canadian Press reports a early morning fire at the Queen Hotel and adjacent buildings left 21 missing and many feared dead. About 87 guests and 30 employees were in the hotel when the blaze began, with 20 injured in hospitals from burns fractures and spinal injuries as guests jumped from windows before firefighters arrived. Unofficially as many as 27 were missing in the disaster.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Queen
Siead
New Tax on Beer Declared Passed In Arkansas
Lieutenant Governor Bob Bailey announced the Nyberg bill passed after an Attorney General opinion that only a majority vote was needed. The measure, opposed as a tax increase, would fund the University of Arkansas Medical School and state health programs. Senator J O B Beck Jr indicated he would seek reconsideration within three days.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Senate
State Labor Department
Howe
Virelil
Abington
Social Security Board
Washington
State Senate
Abington-Houston Higginbeth
State Welfare Commission
John R. Thompson
Charles D. Frierson
Jongsboro
Clyde B. Byrd
el Dorado
Paul Butensoba
Fort Smith
Nyberg
University of Arkansas Medical School
J. O. B. Beck Jn
West Memphis
Negro Minstrel Event At Ozan Missionary Society
The Ozan Methodist Missionary Society will sponsor a Negro minstrel Friday night March 3 at 8 o clock. Proceeds go to remodeling work at the church. Admission 10 and 15 cents. Also noted is a damaged November event and an 1838 39 orange crop estimate of over 78 million boxes.
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Ozan Methodist Missionary Society
District 10 boys basketball opens Thursday at Lewisville
The Lewisy district 10 tournament opens Thursday with regular D Jones unavailable for Bobcat Cent. Norman shifts to center, Ellen and Baker lead guard spots, and strong matchups set for Texarkana Mos and Walker Creel. First round games include Texarkana Mos vs Walker Creel, DeQueen Vi winner vs Patmos, with semifinals Saturday and finals Saturday night. Tickets cost 25 and 50, per division.
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Basketbi
D. Jones
Foy” Hamma
Norman
Ellen
Baker
Tayl
Murfreesboro
Texarkana
Mos
Walker
Creel
Patmos
Sion
Lewisy Lewisville
Witor
North Heights
Mine
Lewisville
Delight
Saratoga
Taylor-North Heights
Buckner
Columbus
Central
Lewisville Springs
Welkery
French War Hero Is Sent to Spain
Paris, France sends World War I hero Philippe Petain, 82, to become ambassador to Nationalist Spain after a cabinet meeting. The move aims to aid supplies through ports to the Republican regime as France seeks to hasten the Spanish Civil War’s end.
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Spain
Paris
France-or-France
Marsh
Philippe Petain
France
Regi
Frglne
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Fragmentary text from a New Orleans item notes cotton and other terms. insufficient readable content to identify names, dates, or events for a fuller summary.
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Manton
Circuit Appeals
Pope Pius 12Th
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Blevins
Soil Conservation Service
Wisconsin
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Bobcat Cent
Marshal Petain
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