United States Senate Rejects St Lawrence Seaway Treaty
A U S Senate vote rejected the St Lawrence Seaway Treaty with Canada amid intense nationalist trade rhetoric. The piece contrasts past Reciprocity talks, notes Canada’s potential unilateral action on seaway plans, and discusses implications for U S cotton and wheat flows to Atlantic ports, urging continued free trade.
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New Fleet of Air Giants to Aid U S in South America
New giant Pan American clipper ships, first of six, are built at Bridgeport and poised for trial. The four motor flying boats will carry passengers, mail, and crew across South American routes, with unprecedented speed and range.
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Pullinan
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U S Plans Local Economic Surveys
A U S Bureau will conduct local economic surveys in D C through Little Rock relief offices to assess conditions in the district. Local workers and a supervising official will handle interviews. cooperation from business leaders is expected to gather data on fuel availability and economic needs for relief efforts.
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Breen
Leet County
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Allen
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Auseiach
Stalistica
MMRA
Iis County
Wil Thud
Stamps Quartet at Washington Saturday
The Stamps Sailette will present a vivid program at the Baptist church in Washington on Saturday night with part of the proceeds to benefit the church. Chinese authorities patrol highways in Kisngsu and Cheki Ang provinces to protect motorists from bandits and opntast bandits along the road.
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Oelock
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Kisngsu
Cheki- Ang
American Gunboat Burns in Orient Waters Sails to Safety
Hong Kong reports 147 men saved from the US gunboat Fulton after it burned near Bias Bay. The 187 aboard are presumed to be the ship's full crew. In Sasebo, Japan, 13 sailors from the torpedo boat Tomozuru, capsized in a storm, were rescued as 66 bodies were recovered from the hull.
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Resolution Honors Late Officer Brice Arnett in Hope City
Hope Arkansas city council adopts a resolution honoring Brice Arnett , a long serving peace officer. The document expresses deep sympathy for his family and notes the loss to the community and city administration. Copies are to be delivered to the family and recorded, with public press publication planned, dated March 6 1904.
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Daly
Junior Class Play Rehearsal At Hope High School
Rehearsals for the Hope High School junior class play My Trish Cinderella take place nightly at City Roll Auditorium under Miss Miriam Carlton. The show, adapted from the original, features a large cast including Mother McGee Jones and Pegg, with roles for Bar Wingite and Newsboy among others.
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Hope High School
Mother McGee
Sue Emen Jones
Pegg
Gunevin Hlggusmn Cheattres Vovewe
Tromsdile
Pail Jones
Bar Wingite
Abner Hervey
Cfitfard Morgan
Nolan Cargile
Must Hike Wages to Avert Relapse
Washington reports Senator Wagner warned of a new economic collapse if labor is not given greater participation in the recovery program. He opened hearings on a bill to strengthen the Labor Board and guarantee the right to collective bargaining without company interference. Wages lag behind production and profits, risking renewed disparity.
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New York
3 County Schools to Get U S Help
Arkansas FER A relief rules cause confusion as auditors verify eligibility of districts in Hope and Little Rock. State officials certify schools and teachers, with pay contingent on later approval.
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Arkansas
Little Tock
Humpstead County
Ty Uhrew
Cornelius Fatally Stricken Age 48 dies at home
Jack Carroll Cornelius, 48, died suddenly Tuesday afternoon from heart disease at his South Main Street home. Funeral services were set for Wednesday at 4 PM from the family residence with Rev. Wallace R. Rogers officiating, burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Survived by widow, two children Jack Weird Cornelius and Frances Carrol Cornelius, three brothers Henry Joss and R. R. Cornelius of Hope, one half brother, four sisters, and pallbearers Harvey Lester Floyd Crank Mr. Griffin J. W. Well born Marvin Jones N. W. Denty Wash Hutson.
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Wallace R. Rogers
First Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Jack Weird Cornelius
Frances Carrol Cornelius
Henry
Joss
R. R. Cornelius
Hope
J. Kendall
Ed L. Fortune
Shreveport
Lon White
N. C. Roberts
Stamps
Harvey Lester
Floyd Crank
Mr. Griffin
J. W. Wellborn
Marvin Jones
N. W. Denty
Wash Hutson
25 Percent Tax Penalty Warning For Late Returns
The Internal Revenue Service issued an appeal to taxpayers filing on a calendar year basis to submit returns by Thursday March 15. Section 291 of the Revenue Act imposes a 25 percent penalty for late filing, raising a $100 tax to $125 unless a reasonable cause is shown.
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Howe
CWA Canning Units Warned on Sanitation Compliance
County health officials warned Hempstead county CWA canning units to meet sanitation ventilation and screening standards or face immediate closure. Survey of Fulton Columbus Washington and Patmos found units under review. Six new canning units to open under government supervision and eight sewing units to resume to use on hand material before May 1. Plans for permanent canning kitchens under way at Fulton Washington Spring Hill with Bingen and Patmos already constructing facilities.
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J. L. Jamison
Fulton
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Jamisu
36-Hour Week Near for Auto Industry in Michigan
Directors of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce announce plans to cut average weekly hours from 40 to 36 for Michigan auto workers by March 4 194. The move aims to reduce wage threats amid labor unrest tied to unionization efforts. Ford restores a $3 minimum wage across 47000-plus workers with a blanket $4.90 monthly payroll impact, marking the first broad wage increase since 1928.
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Dynamite blast in El Salvador kills a hundred
New York dispatch reports a dynamite explosion at La Libertad El Salvador leaving about one hundred men dead. Senate approves bill to bar U S financial actions with defaulting nations and House committee moves to accelerate cotton control measure with Bankhead bill amid limited debate.
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Monroe Files for Senate Campaign in 20th and 30th Districts
Monroe, a Washington and Hope attorney and former prosecuting attorney, files as a candidate for the state senate in the 20th district, covering Hempstead and Nevada counties, while Grady Alexander runs in the 30th district covering Pike and Clark counties. Alexander is from Murfreesboro and Monroe from Hempstead County. Hempstead and Nevada alternate hosting district nominees this year.
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Convicted in Factor Snatch Sentenced in Chicago Case
Basil Hugh Ban hart was convicted Tuesday night for involvement in the John Factor kidnapping and sentenced to nine years in prison. He is the fourth Touhy gang member jailed for the abduction of market speculator, with Roger Touhy and others serving similar terms.
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Pally Nase) Kater
Guslave Shafer
Barnhart
Isaac Costner
Baltimore
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Nurse Muriel Rogers Transferred to Stuttgart Station
Miss Muriel Rogers, a Public Health Service staff nurse under Miss Flava Cotton, is transferred to a first aid station in Stuttgart. She departs Wednesday night after about four years as a nurse at Josephine Hospital in Hope, continuing in the same district as Hope.
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Stuttgart
Josephine
Hope
Asu Pnist
Singing Postponed at City Hall Auditorium
A community singing event scheduled for Thursday night at City Hall Auditorium was postponed. The announcement was made by Wash Hutson and cited unspecified reasons for the delay.
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Howe Owners Loan Attorney Resigns
LITTLE ROCK Resignation of State Senator Fletcher McElhannon of Arkadelphia as state director of the Howe Owners Loan Corporation, effective Thursday, was announced by Ro Frank Milyer, state pointer for the corporation. No successor named, but J. S. Utley, former attorney general, has been recommended and probably will be selected. In a letter to Mr. Miler, McElhannon says he resigns because the Home Loan Bank.
Administration Suffers Its First Major Legislative Defeat
The senate rejected the St. Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada by 463 to 42, denying ratification. President Roosevelt, citing a need for reconsideration, said he would seek study of a national aviation policy and broader tax law handling. Democratic leaders warned of seaway defeat placing control with Canada.
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Missouri
Commodity and stock readings from New York and Chicago markets
Mixed commodity figures show May cotton trading around 12.2 to 12.3 while other grains and livestock prices display scattered values. Market notes mention modest changes and general store stock references include major firms and assorted produce prices.
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