Buildings Sway in Utah City Damage Reported Slight
A Utah strong tremor rocked Salt Lake City at 11 19 am and earlier at 8 05 am. Tall buildings swayed clocks stopped and many windows cracked with aftershocks felt in Ogden Midvale and Sandy. The quake lasted several minutes and rattled nearby Idaho towns including Pocatello and Idaho Falls. Journalists reported the Salt Lake Tribune building shook with the AP bureau inside.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Tribune
Associated Press Bureau
Ogden
Here
Midvale
Sandy
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Veto Awaiting House Action on Cash Bonus Bill
Washington officials report the House by a two thirds vote approved further consideration of the Patman cash bonus bill for veterans. Debate to last about two hours with supporters led by Rep Patman and opponents led by Rep Fish. President Roosevelt has promised to veto the measure if it reaches his desk.
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Washington
Beto
House
Jalpubiapiainas
Representative Fish
Ney
York Publican
Patan
Texas
Aes
Patman
Roosevelt
Hundri
United States
Fatman
Ways and Means Committee
Hancock
North Carolina
Thomas
Althourt
Senate
Independent Offices
Byrnes
Tennessee
Veterans’ Bloc
Appropriations Committee
Demonstrations Held Over County by Miss Griffin
February reports from Hempstead County home demonstration agents outline club activites across multiple communities. Units in McCaskill Columbus Sardis and Hope districts elected officers led projects in clothing gardening poultry food preparation and home management while demonstrations covered topics from cooked salad dressing to peanut butter bread and hot chocolate.
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Hempstead
Helen Griffin
Ner
McCaskill Home Demonstration Club
Bert Scott
County Home
John Gaines
Ely Kidd
H. B. Eley
Ruby
5. G. Stone
Joh Rhodes
OR. White
J. D. Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Virgie Caldwell
Ludner
Dudne
T. L. Johns
Ed Shepperson
J. R. Autry
Jr. M. Bolding
William Gilbert
C. W. Wilson
SK. D. Dadney
J. C. Johnson
Sardis
Leon Hines
Miss Griffin
Jeff Toliett
Marie Reed
Leon Vines
Narleen Greene
C. V. Ifines
J. Vteers
Roy Reed
W. E. Jackson
C. Baker
Jewiers
Arkansas
Hope High School
Fry
Wall
Herbert, Cox
G. UL Roberts
J. L. Shavert
Hel Wilsons
Dave Dickingson
Od. L. Legen
W. H. Parker
Mes. Chiude Wilenut
Frigidaire Dealers Meet From Mid-South in Memphis
Officials of Ovin-Grayson Lumber Co with stores in Hope Prescott and Nashville returned from a three day Frigidaire dealers meeting in Memphis. Attendees include EB Cantley Graysonia vice president and general manager Leon Carrington and A M Westmoreland in charge of appliance sales Frank Gilbert manager of the firm yard and store at Brescull and Handolph Williams of the Nashville plant.
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Ovin-Grayson Is Lumber Company
Hope, Prescote
Nashville
Mid-South
Memphis
Deyay
EB. B. Cantley
Graysonia
Ozun-Graysonis Lumber Co
Leon Carrington
A.M. Westmoreland
Palmer's Son Dies at El Dorado in Texas
Wellington Denny Palmer, son of C E Palmer, publisher of the Texarkana News-Times, died at 1 30 a m Sunday in El Dorado after months of illness. He lived in El Dorado over two years, worked with his father’s paper, and is survived by his parents wife Virginia Lee aged four and Wellington Denny Jr aged three in California, two sisters Mrs W E Hussman of El Dorado and Mrs Alden Davis of Hot Springs. He was a Fort Worth native who lived in Texarkana most his life and attended Texas Military College at Terrell. The body was brought to Texarkana Sunday. funeral at 4 p m Monday at the Palmer home 902 Olive with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Operations at Hope Star plant halted five minutes for the deceased’s son of C W Palmer president of Star Publishing and partner of A H Washburn.
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Jra
California
W. E. Hussman
el Dorado
Alden Davis
Hot Springs
Fort Worth
Texas
Texarkanns
Texas Military College
Terrell
Texarkana Simolay Might
Fatners
Falmer
Olive Street
Maddox
Hillcrest Cemetery
J. B. Alpuente
Arnest Mandela
W. A. Gwen
George McCoonih
William McCann
Suny
A. Roy Allen
W.S. Swateell
Frank McElreath
Louis Heilbron
Stuart Wilson
J. A. Pondron
J. D. Head
Preston Hunt
M. B. Melton
W. L. Hickman
Ren FB. Smith
Wallace Witlner
W. A. Helms
Mrs. Ralph Wiggins Buried in Emmet Cemetery
Mrs. R Wiggins aged about 28 died Saturday night at her Little Rock home. She was buried in Snell cemetery at Emmet Montay morning after services at the Elm Methodist church. Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Bulls aged in Kouness a brother Raymond Bulls Juesboro and a sister Mrs Marian Smith Spring Hill. Betty disuemter noted.
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Ralph Wiggins
Little Rock
Snell
Emmet Montay
Eannul Methodist Church
Wiggins
Minenel
Frank Bulls
Kouness
Raymond Bulls
Juesboro
Mairian Smith
Spring Hill
Betty
Extortion Among Convicts Probed in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK A chairman of the State Penal Board said reports that paroled convicts were forced to work for little pay are under a wider investigation by penal authorities and the attorney general's department. The assistant attorney general said he was asked for an opinion on what constitutes peonage under Arkansas statutes. Helms would not comment further.
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Little Rock
Waller Helis
State Penal Board
Peryong
Attorney General's Department
Caldwell
Helms
Marionettes at City Hall Tuesday
The Olvera Puppeteers visit Hope High School for two performances at City Hall auditorium. A matinee will entertain children with Jiminy's Adventures at the Circus while the evening show features Puppet Gayettes of '33 for all audiences.
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Olvera
Hope High School
City Hall
Aia P.m
Jiminy
Amice Semple McPherson
Professor Einstein
Artis
Tas Beer Rediswevereil Fyr
Mickey Mose
Piguaerey
Cies
Wwe
Subsistence gardening tips from WW Beattie U S Department of Agriculture
W R Beattie of the U S Department of Agriculture writes for NEA Service on subsistence gardening. The article covers land quality, soil improvement, ideal soil types, and garden sizing from backyards to acre plots, emphasizing well drained rich soil and gradual deepening of topsoil. It notes many failures stem from poor land quality and calls for careful soil conditioning and site selection.
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W. R. Beattie
U. S. Department of Agriculture
NEA
W. 1. Beattie
Nex
Gurley Sues Over Alleged False Arrest in Texarkana Case
Gurley M., former deputy prohibition administrator, sues state and federal officials plus a survey company for 40000 dollars in a circuit court filing. Named defendants include United States Marshal Cooper Murds peth and Miller County Sheriff Turquette. Allegations cover false arrest assault and battery robbery malicious prosecution and libel.
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Fort Smith
Ark
M. Gurley
Prohibition
Texarkana
Administration of Justice
Surey Ty
United States
Cooper Murdspeth
Turquette
Miller County
Gurley
Hindu Crystal Gazer Promises Readership in Weekly Ad
A promotional blurb for the American Weekly magazine bundled with the Chicago Herald and Examiner touts a Hindu crystal gazer tale. It notes five foretold tragedies with four already occurred and frames the story as a dramatic lever for readers aboard next Sunday’s issue.
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American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Adv
Tomozuru Torpedo Boat Capsizes Off Sasebo
Tokyo reports Japan's Tomozuru torpedo boat, a vessel with armament double its size, wrecked in heavy weather near Sasebo naval base. About 120 crewmen are believed dead as the ship was found badly damaged and drifting after being missing since dawn.
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Tokyo
Japan
Sasebo
Minstry
Pine Bluff Paper Freed in Contempt
Arkansas Supreme Court quashed contempt judgments against Pine Bluff Commercial publisher E. W. Freeman and editor Walter B. Sorrels. They were fined $100 each by Judge T. G. Parham for publishing an editorial criticizing state licensing and machine seizures. The court cited uniformity and respect for the judiciary.
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Pine Bluff
Jefferson County
BE. W. Freeman
Walter B. Sorrels
Arkansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ee i
el Dorado
O. L. Bodenhames
Bodenhamer
ElDorado
el Dorado News
Freeman
Soyeers
Pine Bluff Commercial
Little Rock
Fine Bluff
E. W. Freeman
T. G. Parham
Sorrels
Spa Banker to Recover From Wound
HOT SPRINGS Ark Fred N Rix president of the Arkansas National Bank was found Saturday afternoon in his home shot through the left lung He was moved Sunday to a private room at St Josephs infirmary with a very satisfactory condition He said he shot himself accidentally while examining a revolver he planned taking to the bank where cash was taken He told officials the injury was due entirely to his own carelessness Friends visited but were not admitted to see him barring unforeseen complications he is expected to recover
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Hot Springs
Ark
Fred N. Rix
Arkansas National Bank
Leo N. Levi
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Rix
Leo
P. Mcbaughtin
D. O. Sims
Mellon Accused Calls It Politics
Former secretary of the treasury Andrew W. Mellon denounced an expected grand jury probe of his tax affairs as politics of the crudest kind. Justice officials planned criminal actions against more than twenty tax evaders while Mellon, aged 78, issued a terse 1000 word statement calling the matter political.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Cummings
Mellon
Ul Incame
Justice Department
James J. Walker
New York
Thomas S. Lamont
Thomas Sidle
Cleveland
Frank J. Wideman
Tax Division
Treasury
Court of St. James
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Patman Bill
Futmien
Legislative Drafting Service
Veterans Administron
Republian
C. E. Palmer
W. D. Palmer
Hope Star
C. Wu. Famer
Star Publishing Company
A. H. Washburn
R. Wiggins
Emmet
Old Home
NRA
Agriculturist
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
NEA Service
Ex Prohi
Dill
Byrd
Spa
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