Late News Flashes Believes Son Alive
Murray Levine, father of kidnapped Peter Levine, 12, said he believes his son is alive despite failing to contact the abductors. A lake was drained and notes suggested the boy’s body could be in the middle of the lake. police found no body. Rural relief needs were voiced as Carrington noted surging rural aid requests since last September, with 200000 destitute cases in cotton states. Representative Fish attacked tax revision as destructive and punitive, harming business confidence amid debate on DC appropriation and government reorganization.
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New Rochelle
Murray Levine
Peter Levine
Levine
Washington
Carrington
Works Progress
Senate
Gill
Mits
Local Scout Drive Backed by Methodist Pastor Endorsement
The Bay Scout Drive receives a testimonial endorsement from Rev. Fred R Harrison of First Methodist Church. The campaign promotes scouting as a community movement for boys 12 and up, stressing character, wholesome living, and collaboration with home, school, and church. Funds aim to support yearlong programs with modest contributions.
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Bay Scout
Fred R Harrison
First Methodist Church
Boy Scouts of Hope
Basiness
Hope
Bayhead
Hempstead
Onc
Aml
Dacul
Som Hayion
Rov
Predi
Harrison Ands
Morrison
Ig & Menveracat
America
Julia G. Whittier
Uys
Miese Hays
Gan
Chee Hall Joins Insurance Firm
The Greening Insurance Agency announces Chee Hall, formerly an assistant cashier at Citizens National Bank, has joined the agency and will devote full time to its work. Mr Hall’s appointment follows his resignation after more than 18 years at the bank.
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Greening Insursnce Agency, Inc
Chee Hall
Citizens Witlinal Bank
Hill Resighes
Hall
Roads Report From Ouachita County Line to Three State Borders
Road notes list routes with gravel and asphalt surfaces, distances by county lines, and cautions. Includes details on bridges, shoulders, and hills. notes soft shoulders near several towns and a bridge out south of Mississippi river. mentions conditions from DeQueen to Red River and Oklahoma line to Kirby with mixed surface types and warnings to drive carefully at night.
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Rote
Dierks
Quachita
Cravel
Fair Ty Kom
Mlipery
Rosston
Ouachita County
Polle County
Dunetion
Cithly River
Columbia County
Io Proscott
Lookesburg
Quaduit
Ozin Creek
Murfreeshorn
Clark County
Ben Lomond
Mineral Springs
Minersl Springs
Nashville
Murfreas
Goel
Murfreesboro
Kirby
Louisiana State Line
Blevins
Louisiana
Lewisville
Fair Shane
Oklahoma State Line
Red Bluff
Oklahoma
Ashdown
Red River
Missenson
Lite River
Bodean
Clirk County
Missouri
Fulton
Telarkana
Clark Counity
Oklahoma Line
Rirby
Polk
Cranium Crackers court query on rent default
A courtroom question centers on Gregory who leased a building from Oswald Gregory and paid above normal rent for a year. After a coronation parade, Gregory paid more than the agreed rent and then refused further payments claiming a sneaky clause voided the lease on default. Is Gregory liable for further rent?
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Gregory
Oswalt
Oswall
Oswal
Oswald
Voting Places for Cotton Marketing Quota Announced
Arrangements are set for a cotton marketing quota referendum in Hempstead county on March 2 with 17 polling places including Bingen Sardis Ozan McCaskill Saratoga Blevins and Hope Farmers who planted cotton in 1937 are urged to vote as quotas require two thirds national approval The measure applies to the 1934 crop and penalties apply for over planting while subsidy payments hinge on quota acceptance Farmers are urged to attend county meetings where the county agent will explain the program
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Hempstead
Clifford L. Smith
Bingen
Sardis
Ozan
McCaskill
Saratoga
Blevins
Sweet Home
DeaAnn
Beards Chapel
Washington
Hope
Columbus
Fulton
Guernsey
Spring Hill
Patmos
Shower Springs
Smith
Mr. Smith
Congress
Burning Notice Enforced by Law in Arkansas Forests
Citizens intending to burn new ground brush or woodlands must notify the Arkansas State Forestry Commission before starting. Notices help forest rangers locate the source of smoke and prevent false alarms. Cards are free and available in several Hope area addresses.
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Arkinsis
District Forestor
Magoulin
Arkansas
Clyde Huckabee
Rt. 1
Hope
Ark
W. B. Ruggles
W. B. Light
Elbert Tarpley
D. M. Kent
Patmos
Cole
Willians
Rt l
Cole-Cratchfield
Protection Agency
Arkansay State Forestry Commission
Thoughtful Admonition on Living Present and Past
A dated reflection urges leaving the dead past buried and acting in the living present with heart within and faith in God, emphasizing moral responsibility and spiritual focus.
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Agi
How Farm Act Will Apply to Arkansas
Arkansas farmers may receive 2,480,000 pounds of cotton subsidies under a farm act allocating county and farm allotments by acreage planted and diverted from cotton from 1933 to 1987. Counties receive base shares to distribute to firms, with penalties for over planting and incentives for soil conservation and price adjustments for the 1937 crop.
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Wastington
Arkansas
National Rouge
Vollar
Acamali
Perenge
Colon
Refugees Return to Their Homes in Arkansas Flood
Albert Evans, Red Cross disaster relief director, said the Arkansas flood relief load peaked at 21 850 persons in 5 460 families in late February and has declined to a few hundred as backwaters shrink. He noted rapid movement of Red River families back to homes, with specific counts at Lewisville and Fulton and expectations of further returns by midweek. Health conditions during the crisis were very poor and Red Cross continued issuing food orders and household supplies.
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Little Rock
Ark
Albert Evans
Red Cross
Arkans
Evans
Lewisville
Fulton
Arkansas
Demonstration Club Formed at Spring Hill
A Home Demonstration club organized at Spring Mill on Friday March 4 at 2 p.m. in Mrs. Lucy Huckabee’s home. Miss Melva Bullington spoke on club service. Officers include President Mrs. Glaciys Yuet, Vice President Mrs. Giles Foster, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. JL By Kirk. Subjects covered gardening, foods, household arts, poultry, recreation, government, hardscape, child care, and better homes with various members named. Next meeting with Mrs. W. B. O Steen. There are 7767 Harvard alumni residents noted in text.
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Spring Mill
Lucy Huckabee
Melva Bullington
Eeetus
Glaciys Yuet
Giles Foster
Kirk
Buick
W. S. O'Steen
Handwarts
H. D. Kirkpatrick
Gladys Yocum
Better Homes
Gladys Yocuur
W. EB. O'Steen
Taylor and Bodean Dominate District Basketball Title Games
Taylor defeated Walkerville 33 to 20 to win District 10 senior boys basketball at Lewisville. Bodean Badgers beat Camden Panthers 41 to 21 to claim District nine senior boys cage crown at Prescott. Walkerville earned best sportsmanship trophy. Bodcaw or Willisville figures highlighted in semifinals.
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Taylor
Walkerville
Lewisville
Bodean Badgers
Muc
Camden Panthers
Prescott
Hope High School
Fulkerson
Hope Center
Walkerville Five
Bobcats
M. Brown
Waggoner
Bodcaw
Willisville
Camden
Butler
Boccaw
White
Bailey
Smith
Barham
Thornton
Cathey
Thurston
Williamson
Curwirds
Simpson
Watt
Bearden
Leek
Gillespie
Mulberry
Elkins
Viola Sul Bellefonte
Ash Flat
Beebe
Doneshburo
Monette
Aor
Manila
Brinkley
Helena
Vanedale
Little Rock
Malvern
Piiw
Bliff
Stuttgart
Warren
McGehee
Bodeaw
Fortuosa
Greenbrier
Jonesbury
Bodean
Municipal Court Postponed in Hope Next Week
Hope municipal court did not sit Monday and rescheduled all cases for Monday of next week due to busy schedules at Washington and federal courts in Texarkana. The postponement was to free several Hope lawyers for other sessions.
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Municipal Court
Hope
Whan Very Earl
Washington
Federal Court
Texarkana
Court ruling hits building program in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the state blind school's 300000 building program unconstitutional, finding 1337 act violated two constitution provisions and that the blind school is not part of the state public school system. Fiscal agent E A Stanley said the ruling wrecks the program. A separate ruling allowed revenue agents to tax truck licenses by load carried rather than weight, reversing a prior overloading charge against Trosie Formby and others.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
E. A. Stanley
Hempstead
Trosie Formby
Missouri Officers to Get Four Held Here
Acting Police Chief C E Baker said Missouri authorities will transport four men held here Saturday in a stolen automobile case. Names given: Herbert Barden Raymond Proctor William Thompson and Bob Smith. The car, stolen in Joplin Missouri, was identified by Gertz J Fentner who traveled to Hope to confirm ownership. Two suspects were captured at Putton. The others were arrested after abandoning the car on Highway 67 west of Hope when gas ran low, then walking into Hope and being picked up while boarding an L A freight train.
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C. E. Baker
Missouri
Herbert Barden
Raymond Proctor
William Thompson
Bob Smith
Jopin
Gertz J. Fentner
Joplin
Putton
Hope
Indian Deed Delays Postoffice Search in Charleston
Plans for Charleston Mississippi new post office were delayed while a search was made for an 1834 deed in which Greenwood LeFlore Indian chief transferred the site to Allen Jenkins. LeFlore had obtained the land earlier from the Choctaw under the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit. The old records show the present owner said the government was ready to close out for the site and start work as soon as the deed was verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Miss
Greenwood LeFlore
Allen Jenkins
LeFlore
Dancing Rabbit Eves
Cotton Market Report from New Orleans Opens and Closes
New Orleans merchants opened Monday at 9.15 and closed at 9.2, spot prices remained steady with a four point drop. Midpoint middling price recorded at 4.53.
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New Orleans
Merch Totten
Britain Seeks Peace Terms With Germany and Italy
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain would seek peace talks with Germany and Italy this week and would accelerate rearmament if talks fail. He warned disarmament would follow if negotiations succeed. Also reports say two British destroyers were attacked off Spain, likely misidentified by Spanish government planes. Meanwhile Chinese forces pressed toward the Yellow River, claiming to have taken Shansi except for mop‑up.
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London
Eng
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Italy
Germany
Britain
Chamberlain
Europe
Associated Press
China
Yellow River
Shansi
Moscow
Barbara Yakoleva
Nicholai Bucharin
Nicholai Lenin
Josephine Stalin
Spain
Cartagene
Cartageda
Special Session Begins This Week In Arkansas
Governor Bailey plans a late week special session to address highway bond indebtedness and an appropriation to enlarge the state hospital. Two debt rereadjustment plans spark interparty dispute with one shifting funds to highway building and the other routing tolls from bridges to draw roughly 3.5 million from federal aid. Rural farm to market roads and trunk road funding are central issues under review as the session nears.
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Little Rock
Ark
Bailey
Wester Arkansas
Arkansas
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