Governor Futrell vows veto over legal notice bill
The Arkansas governor announces he will veto S. B. 112 which would let non newspapers publish legal notices. He cites misuse by small papers and tells publishers he seeks notices in newspapers reaching most residents. The scene includes daily publishers and reports in Little Rock after Monday events.
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Futrell
Little Rock
S. B. 112
Marlin
el Dorado
Charley Goslee
Hot Springs
K. A. Engel
The
Arkansas Democrat
Paragould
Green County
Protest Leveled at Hope District Office Over Patronage
Maintenance work in the Third Highway District centered at Hope halted Tuesday as Futrell supporters sought control of district patronage. The meeting in Governor Futrell’s executive chamber in Little Rock denounced Blackwood administration appointees and pledged action to replace them, with H. H. Aughey replaced by W. H. Johnson, then Frank Gerig.
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Tgo
Hope
Blackwood
State Highway Commission
Prescott
Ned Stewart
Lewisville
H. H.aughey
W. H
Dick) Johnson
Ashdown
Johnson
Frank Gerig
Arkadelphia
Little Rock
Camden
el Dorado
Wynne
Black
Murphy
Cargile
Third Highway District
Officials Chosen for Hope General April 4
County election board announced officials for the April 4 general election. Democratic nominees unopposed with a referendum on Act No. 28 civil service reform for cities with fire and police departments. List includes mayor Ruff Boyett and recorder T R Billingsley with ward officers and election judges and clerks named for four wards.
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State Civil Service Act
Civil Service
General Assembly
State of
Arkansas
Board of Civil Service Commissioners
Miithes
Ome
K. Lemleyley
Coun
Ozan Election Set for April 4 Mayor Race Leaders Chosen
The town of Ozan in Hempstead county will hold a general election Tuesday April 4 with E Haselman and C A Walker contesting the mayoral post. L J Robins runs unopposed for recorder and five alderman candidates J H Barrow F P Citty W D Jones Jr J S Crane Jerome Smith are unopposed for five seats. General election officials include D W Citty J W Gist Gray Carrigan judges B A Barrow G B Fontaine clerks J M Hyatt sheriff.
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Ozan
North Hempstead
E. Haselman
C. A. Walker
Hempstead
D. W. Citty
J. W. Gist
Gray Carrigan
B. A. Barrow
G. B. Fontaine
J. M. Hyatt
Lot's Wife Theme of Local Revival at First Presbyterian
Dr W Moore Scott preached a powerful sermon at First Presbyterian Church on Looking Backward drawing on Lot's wife Genesis 19 and Luke 11 32 Remember Lot's wife The message emphasized reflection and warning as the revival continued.
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W. Moore Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Lot
Christ
Lambert Shot by Son in Family Quarrel Ends in Exoneration
Columbus bulletin reports football official F. A. Lambert was shot by his 17 year old son Samuel during a dispute with Lambert and his wife. The father absolved his son of blame. In Washington a new bank, the National Bank of Detroit, with 25 million dollars capital, was announced by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Alfred P. Sloan. Treasury Secretary Woodin approved plans to take over assets of First National and Guardian National Bank of Commerce and assume part of their deposits.
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The
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First National
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Germany Salutes Kaiser's Family Reichstag opens under Hitler rule in Potsdam
In Potsdam Germany the Reichstag opened with a militant mood as President von Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler led the ceremony. The symbolic empty chair of Kaiser Wilhelm II stood in the royal box while the former imperial family received a double royal salute. The speech urged loyal support for the new government. Paris reports tentative Italian peace plan acceptance with France asking clarifications.
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Germany
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Kaiser Wilhelm
Reichstag
Paris
France
Mussolini
Italy
Daladier
Paul Boncour
MacDonald
John Simon
England
Roosevelt Plans Forestry Push Across States
President Roosevelt outlines a nationwide forestry initiative affecting numerous states from Maine to California and beyond. The plan proposes coordinated timber management, reforestation, and conservation measures to bolster resources and address future shortages.
Weaver of yarns fined for drunkenness in Toledo
Pete Stoeff told police two men attacked him, bound him with ropes, and threatened to throw him in the Maumee River. He claimed they beat him and stole $12, but the tale failed to satisfy authorities as he was fined $10 plus costs.
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Toledo
Ohio
Pete Stoeff
Maumee River
State Forestry Program Hopes to Reduce Unemployment
President Roosevelt's forestry plan, linked to farm relief, aims to hire at least 200,000 unemployed men at a dollar a day. It would restore thousands of acres unsuited for farming by planting trees, cutting crop surplus, and boosting lumber, flood control, parks, and wildlife values.
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Albany
N. Y
NEA
Roosevelt
John Doe Fined in City's Court
A municipal court fined John Doe after he did not appear and had no legal representation. He forfeited an $11 cash bond, with the receipt recorded by Municipal Judge W. K. Lemley. Other notes mention a possible hotel arrest for liquor, a state case against the Whitt brothers being dismissed, and separate cases for Mattie Walker and Arthur Clark with April 3 hearings.
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John Doe
Doe
John
Jeff Whitt
Shreveport
First National Bank
Whitt Brothers
Washington
Mattie Walker
Floyd Straughter
Walker
Arthur Clark
Clark
Vincent Foster
South Walnut Street
Windmill Move Spares Knoxville Mill Worker Injury
Burt Needham performed a windmill maneuver when his clothing became snagged in a knitting mill belt in Knoxville Tennessee. He escaped serious injury as workers freed him from the machine with quick action.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Burt Needham
Needham
President Seeks 250000 Civilian Conservation Corps Jobs
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create a Civilian Conservation Corps to employ 250000 men in forests and relief projects by early summer. He proposed grants to states for relief, a public construction program, and a federal relief administrator to coordinate efforts. He planned direct relief and construction recommendations for soon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal
Ward Building to Be Erected Again in Montgomery
The Montgomery Ward building destroyed by the December 3 fire will be rebuilt. Owners R G McRae and Lloyd Spencer say erection will start soon and decisions lag only on whether the new structure will be two or three stories. The Dr L M Lile clinic has been rebuilt, Life office moved into former Postal Telegraph space, and Postal office relocated to Homer Pigg’s building. Green's Pressing Shop and Monts Seed Store repairs are nearly finished.
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Montgomery Ward
R G. McRae
Lloyd Spencer
McRae
L. M. Lile
Appeal Made to Locate Man Here
An earnest appeal from a relative of Douglas Wright was received in Hope Tuesday from Madison Ark. A telegram addressed to Douglas Wright in care of Sheriff John L. Wilson read Sister very ill not expected to live come at once It was signed John Henry Wright Sheriff Wilson was unable to locate Douglas Wright and asked The Star to cooperate.
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Douglas Wright
Madison
Ark
John L. Wilson
John Henry Wright
Wilson
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