Roosevelt Pleads for Definition of Law by the Court
President Roosevelt, amid Democratic dinners nationwide, urged the nation to know the court’s powers and pressed for immediate action on his court plan to end judicial deadlock. He denied seeking a third term and warned that delays risk democratic progress while defending his social policy aims.
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Presbyterian Rally at Texarkana Set by Ouachita Presbytery
The Ouachita Presbytery plans a rally at First Presbyterian Church in Texarkana this Friday and Saturday. Hope will send several delegates to the meeting, with Rev. Thomas Brewster of Hope delivering the inspirational address.
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Hope
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A Thought From Psalm Vast About Pride
A concise religious reflection warns against tattling and proud speech as echoed in a Psalms style line. The fragment emphasizes restraint in speech and humility before a higher moral standard.
Regency Bill Puts George VI Health in Question Across Britain
British gossips weigh King George VI's health as a new regency bill passes Parliament amid debate on succession and regency. The bill defines a Regent during any period the Sovereign is deemed mentally or physically incapable, sparking Tory and Red light concerns while Labour backs the measure.
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Scott Store to Reopen Saturday in Arkansas
Scott Store plans a Saturday reopening at 105 West Second Street with nearly a dozen Chicago office staff and local Scott store managers attending. The remodeled building behind Burr Store and next to Arkansas Bank Trust Co hosts new fixtures, counters, air circulators, and a drinking fountain. The store targets premier mercedes line ranking with other Scott locations in the 120-store Butler Bros. chain, with sale prices reduced for opening day.
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Hope
Cotton closes steady as market edits price near 13.65
Local commodity notes show New Orleans market chatter with Maryl Cotton opening Friday trades at Halail close around 13.65. Spot cotton finished steady near 13. Wine Vip toting Ph TA appears as stray trading reference in the terse wrap.
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Scout Hut Dedicated at Park for Hope Public Schools
The $3,000 hand made Boy Scout hut at Fair Park was dedicated Thursday night as Camp Beryl Henry. Miss Beryl Henry, superintendent of Hope public schools, spoke along with Rev W A Hammond Roy Anderson and other leaders. Over 100 attendees, including Troop 58 members and parents, enjoyed punch and sandwiches. The NYA project hut is nearly finished awaiting lighting and electrical installation before public inspection.
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Hope Public Schools
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Fred R. Harrison
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NYA
Lady Astor Tilted With Laborites In Commons
In London Nancy Lady Astor clashed with James Maxton during a House of Commons debate. Maxton challenged her remarks about his Plymouth meeting, and Gallacher joined in with quips about speeches. Astor responded with barbed remarks and light humor amid the charged exchange. Separate report notes a crime prevention lecturer in St Petersburg.
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Ultimatum to Chrysler by Auto Workers
Detroit Friday Michel Homer Martin president of the United Automobile Workers outlined an impending ultimatum to Chrysler officials. The UAW seeks recognition as the sole bargaining agency for Chrysler's 67,000 employees. The drive by the CIO faced stiff AFL opposition and employer groups in steel. AFL denounced Lewis followers while supporting a campaign against CIO expansion in New England.
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William Green
Batte
Foreign Relations Program Presented at Hope Rotary Meeting
An international relations program arranged by Rev Thomas Brewster was presented to the Hope Rotary Club at Hotel Barlow with introductions by L Carter Johnson. Articles read by Rev W A Hammond A H Washburn and Edward Spragins were included and plans were made for a later appearance by a nationally known lecturer on foreign affairs. Brice Draper of the Little Rock Rotary Club attended as a guest.
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Hope Rotary Club
Barlow
L. Carter Johnson
W. A. Hammond
A. H. Washburn
Edward Spragins
Brice Draper
Little Rock
Jonesboro Whirlwinds Win State Cage Tourney Opener
Jonesboro Whirlwinds, pre tournament favorites, opened the state junior basketball tournament with a 25 to 16 victory over Lavaca in Jonesboro Arkansas.
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Ark
Lavaca
Mind Your Manners Test on Social Usages
A 1987 NEA Service piece presents a bon voyage etiquette quiz with questions on what information to send a shipboard friend, appropriate dress for dinner, and handling travelers checks. It covers signatures, payment before leaving, shipboard etiquette, and safekeeping of checks with guidance on recording serial numbers and embezzlement risks.
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Unis
Gavin
NEA
Arkansas appoints new college trustees amid gubernatorial slate
Governor Bailey announced appointments to the University of Arkansas and Henderson State Teacher's College boards. Shults, Gibson, and others from Fulton, Hope, Texarkana, Arkadelphia, and surrounding areas were named, with confirmations pending before the Arkansas senate. Will Steels, from Texarkana, also joined the University board to replace John M. Andrews of Port Smith. terms range two to four years.
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Fulton
Charles Dana Gibson
Hope
Amon
University of Arkansas
Henderson State Teacher's College Board
Bailey
Arkansas Senate
Shutts
University
Seventh Congressional District
J. G. Ragsdale
el Dorado
Arkanwis Farm Bureau Federation
Dickson Kin Sentenced One Year in Prison
Alfred Dickson’s nephew, known as Pig, died in a Hot Springs hospital last December while in custody of the Hot Springs olive department. He was convicted on larveny charges and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Dickson claimed the death resulted from brutal police treatment and sought to avoid return to Hot Springs.
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Alfred Dickson
Spriggs
Local Negro Killed as Truck Capsizes on Fulton Highway
Marshall Pennington a 21 year old McNab negro died after a truck carrying lumber overturned on the Hope Fulton paved highway near Guernsey. Pennington died at Josephine hospital from head and internal injuries. King Johnson, the driver, escaped injury. An automobile attempted to pass a wagon, crowding the truck from the highway. The workers were said to be employed at the Gunter sawmill near McNab.
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Howard County Circuit Court Adjourns After Feb Term
The February term of Howard circuit court adjourned Wednesday night after disposing of cases. May 17 is set for a special term. Defendants faced fines for gaming, obstruction, possessing a still, carrying a pistol, trespassing, burglary, and illegal liquor. A civil suit against Coca Cola over alleged soda illness was decided for the defendant. Three stranded army flyers used a makeshift kite to elude rescuers before being found.
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Howard Circuit
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Audrey Nutt
Floyd Jones
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C. C. Adams
Hardy Newton
John Henry Hempstead
Will Bolland
Willard Garrison
Robert Hall
Allie Pinkerton
Clause Marin
Sevier County
Fred Wilkerson
Coca Cola Company
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Knoxville report notes January weather and highway conditions easing population concerns while complaining about post office stamps pictures and cotton sales turning valuable as fish season nears.
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Tenn
U S Apology Over LaGuardia Hitler Remarks
Washington apologized to Germany for recent remarks by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia about Chancellor Adolf Hitler. Berlin reports note criticism in Der Angriff, the Goebbels newspaper, with U S embassy forwarding the critique to the State Department.
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New York
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der Angriff
Paul Goebbels
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State tax deadline moved to May 15 in Arkansas
Governor Bailey approved 32 bills including extending the state income tax filing date to May 15 from March 15 and delaying field tax assistance trips. Revenue Commissioner Ford urged taxpayers to use department field help or hold returns until the new deadline. The piece also notes a dental longevity claim and early electric innovations.
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Bailey
D. L. Ford
Timely Tax Tips on What Is Deductible for Income Tax
Practical guide explains deductions for state and local taxes, personal property, real estate, and interest. It notes that some items like federal fines, gifts, and certain loan interest may be non deductible, and emphasizes keeping records for admissions and other deductible expenses.
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Hy Nea Service
Treasury
Nichols Bill Seeks Simplified Local Option Ads Rules
Arkansas House took up Nichols of Logan measure to ease local option elections and curb liquor advertising with an amendment exempting newspapers. Senate then passed a gas tax cut bill 25 to 1, reducing the state tax from six and a half to six cents per gallon though counties receive the extra half-cent. Total revenues last year exceeded 12 million dollars under the current 6 percent rate. The bill awaits a final vote Saturday.
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Arkansas House
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House
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Harrison
New Hope On Confederate Pay May Be Matched By Federal Funds
Governor Bailey proposes transferring veterans and widows from the Confederate pension roll to the old age pension list to enable federal matching funds. Alabama and others have used the method, with a plan to pay Confederate veterans $20 or more monthly if approved.
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Confederate Pension Fund
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Alabama
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