French cabinet reshuffle amid Daladier crisis
Reynaud considered a broad new French cabinet drawing from the left and Socialist groups as Daladier’s government faced a confidence vote. Edouard Herriot Jules Jeanneney and Georges Mandel were among the figures consulted as Paris prepared for major ministerial changes and a possible vote in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Prein
Ithe
Grouns
Edouard’ Daladier
Reynaud
Stee
Representa
Bower
National
Union
Louis
Mali
London
Chamberlain
Edouard Dladier
Chamber of
Edouard Herriot
Chamber
Jules Jeanneney
Senate
Louis Rollin
Georges Mandel
Henri Qreuille
Daladier
Camille Chautemps
Lucien Damoureux
Educational Tour For Hope School Children Next Wednesday
Hope School plans an educational excursion for pupils from the third through ninth grades on March 27. A special train will depart at eight, arrive in Little Rock at 10:30, with guided tours of the Capitol, museum, and state offices, plus a railroad shop visit in North Little Rock. Return to Hope at 6:30, trip cost $1.85 for pupils and $4 for adults, with a 70 cent deposit required.
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Hope
Capital
Merch
Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
Department of
Supreme Court
Capitol
Bustacks
Old State Capitol
Railreul
Boosters Hall
Arkansas River
North Little Rock
Mimmnouth
Oglesby
Paisley
Brookwood
Three U S marshals named for Western Arkansas post
Washington officials said the Department of Justice has selected three candidates for the U S marshal job in the Western district of Arkansas to replace John Riley. Senators Miller and Carraway named Henry C. Armstrong Bert Smith Grady Walley and Chaves Ay Beasley as possible appointees. A final choice will come from those three after review by the attorney general.
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Washington
Department of Justleg
United States
Arkansens
John Riley
Senator Miller
Phuris
Sengley Carraway
Darka
Meury CG. Armstrong
Bert Smith
Grady Walley
E'Dorada
Chaves
None of Candidates Controls Convention
Secretary Ickes said no presidential candidate in the field could control enough telegraph messages to win the nomination. He cited Vice-President Garner, Federal Security Administrator McNutt, and Postmaster Furley as potential factors in the convention race.
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Waslirington
Ickes
Roosevelt
Pharsdoyne
Wow
Garner
Federal Security
Paul McNutt
Furley
Pipeline Case to Be Argued Orally
LITTLE ROCK Circuit Judge Lawrence Auten announced he would rule under advisement after oral arguments on Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co petition to set aside an order of the Utilities Commission authorizing Louisiana Nevada Transit Co to sell natural gas to Hope Ind and Chay plants. Intervenors City of Tape and Hope Brick Works asked to be made party to the respondents and to file briefs on appeal to the state supreme court. They argued the petition should be dismissed as operations by Louisiana Nevada could save about 30 percent in gas costs.
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Little Rock
UPI
Lawrence Auten
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Stile Utities Commission
Louisiana Nevada Transit Company
Hope Ind
Chay
Auten
Wise
Tape
Hope Brick Works
Louisiana Nevada Company
Inter
Intervenors
State Supreme Court
Arkansas Louisiana Company
Louisiana Nevadas Company
Pershing Silent On World Affairs at Hot Springs visit
General John J. Pershing arrived for a 30 day stay at the Army and Navy General Hospital in Hot Springs and will undergo a physical exam and thermal baths. He greeted Col Daniel now and American Legion officials during a brief layover en route from Tucson. In Little Rock, J Rosser Venable recalled Pershing’s 1918 France trip, noting shellfire and a near front line detour in a chat with the general.
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Hot Springs
Jobn J. Pershing
Army and Navy General
Sinous
Daniel Now
Offit
Tucson
Ariz
Persshing
Amecienn Legion
Lite Rock
Halle
Little Rock
J. Rosser Venable
Arkansas
John J. Pershir
Verble
Pershing
France
Visiting Bands to Compete at High School Stadium
Bands from Prescott Stamps Lewisville Magnolia Texarkana El Dorado Warren and Hope will perform in an exhibition and contest at Hope High School stadium Friday at 730 PM. Local sponsors provide cash prizes with first 13 second 10 third 5. Judges arrive and bands travel to Barlow Hotel for headquarter prep.
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Scott
Gosnell Men's
Honey
Barlow Hotel
Cranium Crackers Memory Test Case
A fragmented quiz item lists questions about key historical events. It mentions the Windsor marriage to Wallis Warfield, Lindbergh’s New York to Paris flight, the Lakehurst disaster, Adolf Hitler’s rise, and the end of Prohibition in the United States.
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Menory
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Linebergl
New York
Paris
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Adolf Ifiter Bevime Vlunvels Pelenor
Germany
The
United
Stites
Coach Praise For Hope High Grid Drills Prospects
Coach Foy Hammons, commenting on prospects for the 140 Hope High School football team, praised his 43 candidates as a bunch of scrappers. Jimmy Simms Ledford Betl and Richard Stanford stand out for passing and kicking as Simms is expected as quarterback. Spring practice ends with a regulation game at Tonthall Field next Thursday night.
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Foy Hammons
Hope High
Jimmy Simms
Ledford Betl
Richard Stanford
Simms
Hampton
Hammons
Stanford
Bundy
Bradshaw
May
Spyker
Rowe
Thompson
Bell
Stabford
Martindale
Jewel
Bright
Huddleston
Stettey
Oliver
Harold Mullins
Tonthall Field
Betterment of Oil and Gas Sought in Louisiana
Shreveport IPAA directors plan a five member committee to confer with Governor elect Sam Jones on a state oil and gas betterment program. The group will push for a general legislative committee on state and national oil matters and seek input from IPAA and Mid-Continent Dust Gas Association for industry improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
North Louisiana
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Sam Jones
Louisiana
IPAA
B. A. Hartley
Mid-Continent Dust Gas Association
Annenberg faces high stakes in Chicago tax case
Moe Annenberg, famed race tipster, heads to Chicago federal court after April 1 as the United States seeks $5.5 million in back taxes plus penalties and interest. The case questions whether horse racing bets rely on skill or luck and probes his nationwide race information empire. The government alleges a lottery-like scheme and illicit interstate conduct, while Annenberg’s defense highlights vast earnings and a pioneering dissemination network.
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Chicago
Moe Annenberg
United States
America
James H. Wilkerson
California
William J. Campbell
Annenberg
Moe Anenberg
East Prussia
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Moe
Cotton New York Opens and Closes Mixed Daily in July
July cotton in New York opened at 10.43 and closed at 11.80. Middling spot price stood at 10.84 with additional minor adjustments noted throughout the session.
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New York
Fragmentary Proverb Echoes Ancient Thought
A fragmentary antique line remarks that wickedness grows in the wicked and that warning hands should not be upon thee, invoking a biblical tone from I Samuel Aq.
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I Samuel Aq
Two British Liners Leave N Y Harbor
Two liners from the British merchant fleet departed New York Harbor under sealed orders. The Mauretania, 35,739 tons, left first followed by the Queen Mary, both sailing into uncertain waters as they head to unspecified destinations. In London Danish steamer Minsk, 1,229 tons, was sunk by torpedo and shellfire with nine survivors landed and twenty crew missing.
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New York
Hudson
London
Minsk
Death by own action provokes raid on West 27th Street speakeasy
In New York a man blamed a speakeasy for his lover’s downfall and his own death. Police raided the venue after a plea from Louis Graber of Highland Falls to clean up night spots preying on young women. Thirty-eight patrons were released for lack of evidence, four others held on liquor-law charges, and a blood-stained letter cited plans to kill the woman in Centralia, Pennsylvania.
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New York
West Twenty-seventh Street
Big City
Raphael Murphy
Louis Graber
Highland Falls
N. Y
Manhattan
Rockleigh
N. J
Anna Kowalchick
Centralia
Hempstead Motor Company Robbed Twice in Three Months
Robbers cracked the Hempstead Motor Company safe on East Third Street and stole about 62 dollars in cash. Police found no clues after morning investigation. The scene shows easy sidewalk visibility and damage to the cash drawer, with checks left behind. Owner Max Cox said entry appeared to come through a rear door.
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Hempstead Motor Company
East Third Street
Motor Company
Max Cox
Pntrance
Expansion of Food Stamp Plan Urged in Senate
In Washington the Senate moved toward voting on the billion farm bill as Senator La Follette urged expansion of the food stamp provision. He pressed raising funds for surplus commodities disposal from 85 million to about 113 million dollars in the committee recommended bill.
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Washington
Senate
la Follette
Frog-Wis
Senate Appropriations Committee
Guernsey Play to Be Given Friday
Guernsey High School junior class presents Dont Darken My Sour a comedy drama Friday night March 22 at 8 o clock. The two hour show offers full evening entertainment with admission set at 10 cents. In 1939 passenger revenues for motor bus operation rose 15 to 3 percent despite lower average fares.
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Guernsey High School
Labor Board Fund Cut by Committee
Washington files show the appropriations committee deeming the Labor Relations Board overstaffed and the Wage Hour Administration facing a budget shortfall. The panel proposed $2,843,000 for the Labor Board and $5,105,000 for the Wage-Hour Administration, both below Roosevelt era estimates.
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Labor Board
WASHINGTON —/P
Labor Relations Board
House Appropriations Committee
Con- Wess
Roosevelt
Way Kept Open to Continue Finn Aid
Rey Anderson reports Finnish relief leaders received Herbert Hoover’s telegram urging continued aid for civilian Finnish refugees from Russian territories. Hoover notes homes must be rebuilt after air attacks and destitute citizens await support. he asks relief channels remain open and public statements reflect continued American backing.
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Rey Anderson
Finnish Relief Fund
Herbert Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Finland
Indictments in Detroit on Electrical Workers Conspiracy
A special federal grand jury indicted 13 organizations and 18 individuals on anti trust charges in the electrical contracting field. The case alleges agents of the electrical workers union were paid to hinder work by contractors who refused to join the union.
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Detroit
Electrical Workers’ Union
Easter Egg Hunt at Fair Park Saturday
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle Sunday School will host an Easter egg hunt at Fair Park Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Children from Sunday School are invited to participate, with officers and staff directing the hiding of eggs assisted by Pal Park staff.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fair Park
Tabernacle
Pal Park
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