Beer Is Brewing In A Modern New York Brewery
New York article describes a big Yorkville brewery gearing to produce three point two beer for launch. It visits the eight story plant, notes mechanized operations, job creation, and the science led by Dr. John W. Hartung testing yeasts and beer quality to ward off disease.
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Paul Harrison
NEA
New York
United States
Yorkville
Manhattan
John W. Hartung
Capitol
Emmanuel Celler
John J. Douglas
Massachusetts
J R. Claibourne
John J. O'Connor
Brewer’s Yeast Lineage Traced From Pasteur to Modern Ferment
Dr Hartung hails a 40 year line of Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast, descendants of elite strains. He notes Emil Hansen isolated one yeast cell in 1888 enabling famed beer flavors, and explains growth from a single cell to larger cultures. The brewery now produces about 10 000 pounds weekly.
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Hartung
Revere Pasteur
Emil Christian Hansen
Dr. Hartung
Franz Gut Guides Visitors Through Brewery Vats Tour
Foreman Franz Gut leads tours through tiled brewhouse corridors showing visitors the top floor and ladders to fermenting vats, each as large as a pool. He explains the beer is weaker now and notes a curious nickname dot beer while the narration hints at continued details on page three.
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Franz Gut
Franz
Joest
Williams Bound Over to Hempstead Grand Jury in Bank Robbery Case
Charles Williams, arrested in Alexandria as a suspect in the February 23 First National Bank robbery in Hope, waived preliminary hearing and is held for Hempstead County grand jury. He was identified by bank staff and Rosston residents as one of three bandits. Charley Chairman, wounded near Van Buren, is in the state penitentiary. Authorities in Texarkana, with Rosston officials, pursued further identification of Harry Manteris but found no link.
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Charles Williams
Alexandria
First National Bank
Hope
John R. Hunter
Texarkana
Hempstead
Little Rock
Crawford County
John L. Wilson
Clarence Baker
Orville O'Keith
Mr. Fairchild
Rosston
Harry Manteris
Freezing Night As Ohio Floods Grow Across Regions
A cold spell brings freezing temperatures in Hope with light morning flurries. Reports note the Ohio valley flood crisis worsening with at least four dead as rivers overflow in Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia. Weather across the Midwest and plains features sleet snow and subfreezing winds as crews battle road blocks and aviation disruptions.
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Hope
George Ware
Fruit and Truck
Ohio Valley
Pacific
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Canadian Seign
Aleutian Islands
North Carolina
George Banks
Fetersburg
Midwest
New York
California
Illinois
Monson
Mass
Minnesota
Lanesboro
Winona
Austin
Minn
Sioux City
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas City
Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Louisville
Ohio
Kentucky
Chapman Held in Custody as Bank Robbery Suspect
Fort Smith Arkansas dispatch reports Charles Chapman the so call ed depression desperado remains in custody of Sheriff Albert Maxey of Van Buren while police from Hope El Dorado and Louisiana pursue his return to Shreveport. Chapman, wounded in a gun battle, led alleged robberies totaling twenty four thousand dollars in Hope and other Union County banks. Walter Malone of Alma was arrested for harboring Chapman and two suspects fled after a gunfight near Alma.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Charles Chapman
Albert Maxey
van Buren
Chapman
Little Rock
Maxey
Hope
el Dorado
Union County
Louisiana
Shreveport
Walter Malone
Alma
Crawford County
Charles
Tine Williams
Beer Bill Near Final Approval In 3.2% Form
Congressional conferees reached agreement on a 3.2 percent beer bill with wine and fruit juices allowed. Borah amendment to ban sales to minors under 16 was rejected. Senate Chairman Harrison predicted Senate approval by Monday night.
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Washington
Senate
Harrison
Former Hope Man Dies at Foreman
News of Penn Evans death at his Foreman home early Monday arrived to Hope relatives. He will be buried Tuesday at Laneburg in Nevada county. Evans, a former Hope businessman, moved to Foreman years ago, where he returned to business and resided. He is survived by his mother, three brothers Robert of Ashdown Fink of DeQueen Dan of Idabel and two sisters Honeycutt of Hope and Mrs Garrett of Falls Valley. Emmet singing class announces a community singing at Emmet Baptist church Sunday afternoon March 26 at 2 oclock. public invited and singers urged to attend.
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Penn Evans
Foreman
Hope
Laneburg
Nevada County
Evans
Robert Evans
Ashdown
Fink Evans
DeQueen
Dan” Evans
Idabel
Okla
Honeycutt
Garrett
Falls Valley
Emmet
President Signs Economy Measure
President Roosevelt signed the economy bill empowering cuts to veterans' compensation and government salaries. The administration aims to save at least 280 million from veterans benefits and 100 million from salaries to balance the budget within a year. Conferees work on the beer bill after the emergency measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
House
Senate
Congress
Treasury
Stewart Trial Opens Over 50 Pound Nation Trade Charge
London Major H Shapcott opened the court martial against Lieutenant Baillie Stewart 24 accused of selling his country for 50 pounds and conspiring with a suspected German agent to obtain and pass army secrets to an enemy.
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London
Norman Baillie Stewart
H. Shapcott
Baillie Stewart
Texarkana Lawyer Named Chancellor in Sixth District
Pratt P. Bacon of Texarkana is appointed by Governor Futrell as chancellor of the sixth district to succeed Judge C. E. Johnson. He will serve until a special election selects a successor in the unexpired term, with the appointment mirroring the governor’s earlier practice. Bacon, a 34 year veteran and former Texarkana city attorney, was endorsed by district attorneys at Nashville after a statewide convention.
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Pratt P. Bacon
Texarkana
E. N. Bacon
Futrell
Nashville
C. E. Johnson
Supreme Court
Bacon
Johnson
Parnell
Ark
Lafayette County
Lewisville
Henry Moore
Arkansas Viaduct
Hempstead County Tax Assessment Window Notice
The time for property tax assessment in Hempstead county expires Monday April 10 with penalties after. Assessor John W Ridgdill will hold offices at the court house Washington and city hall Hope to complete assessments for those not yet reached. Assessments may be made March 21 through April 1 at Washington or Hope.
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Hempstead
John W. Ridgdill
Hempstead County
Court House
Washington
City Hall
Hope
Governor Defends Ellis Refund Bill in Arkansas Hearing
Governor defended the Ellis bill a $146 million bond refund plan at a state hearing in his office. About 20 investment house representatives attended to press concerns over bond sales and state obligations. Banking executives Bernard Larkin and R E Simond urged veto, arguing Martineau road bonds are first lien and others are junior claims.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Arkansas
Bond House
Bernard J. Larkin
New York
R. E. Simond
Chicago
Halsey, Stuart & Co
Weekly Review of Cotton Market Opens March 16
The American cotton exchanges resumed operations on March 16 while the New Orleans Cotton Exchange closed on March 1 and the New York Cotton Exchange on March 3. Opening prices on March 16 were published by MEMFHIS and the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
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Memfhis
U. S. Department Agriculture
American Cotton Exchanges
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
The New Deal Cards Face Down Depression Fate
A historical column compares FDR's early moves to a five card hand. Banking holiday, currency powers, budget cuts, beer legalization, and farm relief measures form a unified push to revive the economy amid mass unemployment and falling confidence. Major entities include President Roosevelt and Congress as decisive players.
Italian dies in electric chair for murder of Cermak
Raiford prison reports show Giuseppe Zangara was executed at 9 15 p.m. after being condemned for assassinating Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak and wounding four others in Miami. The Italian immigrant viewed the chair, muttered a defiant remark about capitalists, and requested a new dinner before the end. No burial plans were announced.
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Italian
Cermak
Raiford
Filaseppe Zangara
Anton J.nee
Chicago
Prevelt
Miami
Ti O’clock
State
Zangara
T. Ceenen
L. F. Chapman
President Roosevelt
Dade County
Large Crowds Welcome Dr. W Moore Scott at First Presbyterian
Dr. W Moore Scott led revival services at the First Presbyterian church with morning text Thou not revive us again. He urged renewed evangelism and church revival as seasons of renewal. Evening services drew overflow crowds as pastors from nearby denominations joined. Mrs Kate Scott Holland and Mrs C C McNeill led music, with a chorus from local churches. Rev Julian Green arrived to assist and boost activity, announcing hours for continued services through the week.
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W. Moore Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Scott
God
Hope
Scott
Kate Scott Holland
C C. McNeill
Julian Green
Walnut Ridge
J. F. Lawson
Texarkana
Menger
Lot
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Grand Jury
Hope Bank
Farmer
Charley Chapman
State Prison
Thomas H. Cullen
American Weekly
Chicago Herald & Examiner
Stewart
Pratt N. Bacon
Brother Hope
Ridgdill
Hope and
Frank J. Corr
Anton J. Cermak
Corr
Brooklyn
Ellis
Weekly Review of Cotton Market
Qound Banking
Bisa
Dr. W. Moore Scott
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