Frank I Stanley appointed Hope soil office manager
Frank I Stanley, longtime conservationist, takes over the Hope Soil Conservation Service office succeeding Craig Resborough. He returns from the Fort Worth regional office to oversee projects in twelve southwest Arkansas counties, assisting soil conservation districts and promoting erosion control and related legislation. The piece notes AAA payments nationwide, including Arkansas totaling over 10 million dollars and state costs.
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Frank I. Stanley
Hempstead
Hope
Soil Convoy
Craig Resborough
Stanley
Servies
Fort Worth
Texas
Arkansas
Hope Office
Soil Conservation Service
There’s Always A New Tryst Carl’s Ginery Room Tale
An exposé shows a confident scammer attempting to pass a counterfeit ten dollar bill at Carl Brunder’s eatery. Carl feeds him and is duped by the gesture, but the man slips away as the cashier reveals the note is fake. The tale ends with Carl pressed to report the incident.
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Aude Stuart Hammock
Carl Brunder
Carl
Erica Carl
Mr. Brunsier
the Neshier
Treal
Cary
Thought Justice and Nation Control Theme
A fragment asserts that a thought justice is the real simple principle behind government success, essential in guiding a strong nation and influencing a powerful state. The lines imply justice as foundational to governance and national strength.
Ladliw v Sige Case Recitation In Old New York
In the famous 899 Ladliw versus Sige case from New York, Norcross exploded dynamite to coerce payment from Sage. Laidlaw, injured in Sage’s office, sued Sage for wrongful conduct. The trial spanned four hearings with three courts delivering mixed rulings and a final verdict for Laidlaw, awaiting appellate review.
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Ladliw
Sige
New York
Laidlaw
Joseph Choate
Russell Sage
Laidhow
Norcross
Sage
Rockefeller
Norchess
New York Court
Louisiana backs paving movement for Highway 29
R. P. Bowen of the chamber of commerce reports a Louisiana engineer letter urging federal designation of a road from the Louisiana line through Bentley Lewisville Hope Washington to Nashville Lockesburg and DeQueen as an extension of US 8. Arkansas supports extending US 171 to pave the route from DeQueen to the Louisiana line, with Shreveport already paved.
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R. P. Bowen
Ape Chamber of Commerce
Harry B. Hendertite
Lewisianse
Lauisiana
Louisiana
American Association of State Highway Officials
Washington, D. C
Bower
Louisian Highway Commission
Arkansas Highway Commission i
Arkansas Commission
Uie
DeQuew
Lockesburg
Nashville
Ozan
Washington
Hope
Lewiswee Bradley
Loushanane
Louisiana Line
Shreveport
Montgomery to Meet European Champion in May Showdown
Bauxite Arkansas heavyweight Montgomery has been named No. 3 on the U S team to face European champion Jin Chi case in an international bout set for May 38. McDermott, a veteran boxing official, notes Montgomery’s standout performance in the New York Chicago Inter City Golden Gloves events.
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Bauxite
Ark
Llayer Montgomery
United States
Jin Chi-1
H.W. McDermott
Montgomery
TVA Vision and Its Self Support Question Explored
A Knoxville staff correspondent reviews President Roosevelt’s TVA vision as a broad development program. The piece weighs whether TVA can be self supporting through surplus power sales and outlines theoretical and practical cost and revenue figures, with references to investment, amortization, and operating expenses to date.
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Willis Thornton
NHA
Knoxville
Eng
TVA
Roosevelt
Congress
Tennessee
TVA Vonsders
Tvo
Milan
Attempt to Revive Hope Melon Festival
A mass meeting at Hope city hall Monday night seeks revival of the town’s watermelon festival. R P Bowen of the Hope Chamber of Commerce announced the plan, with Sid Bundy chairing the committee and presiding. The meeting starts at 7 20 PM in the city council chamber after which decisions will guide the summer event.
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Hope
Hope City Hall
R. P. Bowen
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Sid Bundy
Uie
Hope and Hempstead County
Flood Relief Plans Praised by Evans in Arkansas talk
Albert Evans Midwest disaster relief director of the Red Cross praised a flood disaster plan for eastern Arkansas approved by Governor Bailey's Coordinating Council. He spoke before the State Planning Board at the capitol calling it the start of nationwide disaster planning.
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Litt Rock
Arkansas
Bailey
Albert Evans
Midwest
The
Red Cross
State Planning Board
Capitol
Evans
Coordinating Council
Arkansis
Gomes
Arkansas Suspects Grilled in Holdup
Federal agents questioned three men and a woman arrested in Trenton Missouri on a Yell County Arkansas bank robbery charge. The suspects waived extradition. two named as Luraine Mack and Joseph Morris. All three men were from St. Louis.
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Yell County
Macon
Federal Bureau of Investization
Trenton
Ark
Qires
W. McKinnon
Sid Sore Iurey
Frank Nall
Aint
Jies Hinkle
Jria
Weirnes
Luraine Mack
Joseph Morris
von Allen
Rhodes
St. Louis
Ie Pateulmien
Everett Jones Dies in Ohio Penitentiary Chair
Everett Jones, 19, executed by electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary on Friday night after a lengthy last statement. He had been convicted of fatally shooting Robert Lindsey, Jeffersonville pool hall proprietor, in a July hold up.
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Columbus
Everett Jims
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio
Jones
Robert Lindsey
Jeffersonville
Minister Overrides Jitter Bug Scene In Buffalo
Rev George W Cooke pastor of Trinity Methodist appears at Sunday swing sessions in Buffalo to denounce immoral dancing and listening to what he calls degrading music. Police report no Jeep dancers found but the crusade continues despite musician challenges.
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Buffalo
Hon
Cooke
Peaie
George W. Cooke
Cooks
St. Mary's
Mike
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Canke
Vivian
Magnolia College Band Enjoys Trip
The Magnolia College Band returns home after a successful trip. Sponsor Miss Elizabeth McMorella and Director J. E. Justiss thank the community for hospitality, naming Miss Beryl Henry Mr. Jones Miss Theelkell and Mrs. Harry Gegnar among those who helped.
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Magnolia College
Star Hope
Arkivisas Geneon
Alml College
Rand
Beryl Henry
Jones
Mist
Harry Gegnar
Elizabeth McMorella
J. E
Justiss
Direriue
College Bane
Becker Is Buried Without Autopsy
The body of August Carl Becker, found in Red River backwaters near Fulton, Ark, was buried Friday without an autopsy. Attendants said the body’s condition precluded an autopsy and did not reveal whether Becker died before entering the water.
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Dallas
August Carl Becker
Red River
Fulton
Ark
Wis
Becker
Charges Filed for Attack on Taxi Driver
North Wil Rowk Arkansas reports charges filed after an attack on taxi driver Ernest Oliver and the burning of his car. Defendant Clavenge Carson, 27, was released on bond pending a municipal court hearing Saturday morning as the taxi firm continues work stoppage over driver concerns.
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North
Wile Rowk
Ark
Arsu Pandas
Clavenge Carson
Ernest Oliver
Carson
Thy Cub Companys
Medical College to Get Skeleton
Authorities in Pocahontas Randolph County said they would send the discovered skeleton to the University of Arkansas Medical College in Little Rock for examination. Mrs. Cora Theuba Helmer 51 remains in custody on a murder warrant. her husband Willie Helmer has been missing since spring as prosecutors pursue a theory about the identity of the skeleton. A coroner’s jury heard she said the skeleton was not her husband. Only a ninth of an iceberg’s mass shows above water.
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Pocahontas
Ark
Randolph County
Aman
University of Arkansas Mesiival College
Little Rock
Cora Theuba Helmer
Willie Helmer
Shelby O. Ferguson
Hebner
New Orleans Saturday Cotton Opens, Closes Higher
May cotton opened at 16 cents in New Orleans and closed at 8.85. Spot prices ended quiet, seven points higher, withmiddling at 8.95.
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Kew
Orleans
New Orleans
Spot
Assembly to Quit Saturday Shaver Measure Passes
The Arkansas House approved the Shaver bill by 72 to 0, backed by Governor Bailey, to fund bonds with surplus for purchases before June 30. The Vesey bill to cut the gasoline tax from 6.5 to 5.5 cents passed the Senate 27 to 5, after earlier House approval, with revenue and rate implications explained by Senators. The legislature prepared to adjourn at noon, as Bailey praised their “constructive program.”
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Little Rock
Shaver
Bailey
Harris-Toney Bridge
Senate
Vesey
John Vesey
Hempstead County
House
Tom Marlin
el Dorado
Wilson
Hope
Ward
Batesville
Gathings
West Memphis
Livingston
Gordon
Featherston
Murfreesboro
Holloway
Englnd
Higginbotham
Hurdy
Reorganization Bill Faces Senate Vote and Motion Set
Washington report notes defeaters concede they lack votes to kill the government reorganization bill. A motion to recommit to committees is planned for Monday, shaping whether the measure advances to passage. Kellany is listed as an experimental asthma treatment.
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Washington
Senate
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