Lumber Code Ends Despite Protests by NRA Officials
Washington reports the Lumber Code Authority disbanded after laying off most staff as the Justice Department dropped an appeal in key Belcher case. NRA officials claim enforcement remains. Huey Long campaigns against NRA grow amid talks of suspending the code and awaiting a Code Control Committee meeting on Tuesday.
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Lumber Code Authority
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NMA
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Supreme Court
Huey Long
Senate
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Eo Department
Ceer Beltind
Authority Control Committee
Donald R. Richbery
Eudy
Rais
Shoes and a Runaway Boy In Civilized Hearts
A city police corner a 14 year old runaway at supper time, probing his claims with shifting stories about Texarkana Kansas and Arkansas, while reflections on shoes, responsibility, and civilization weigh the boy’s future. The narrator recalls how judgment hurts, noting the cost of leaving a boy to find his own way and the need for fairness in society.
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Arkansas
Hem
Ed Jooktd
Emergency Hike Is Granted Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission in a split decision granted railroads permission to add emergency charges to existing freight rates. The emergency increases cover a large portion of the nation’s freight movement and run through June 30, 1936.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baruch Warns Against Drastic War Profit Cut
Baruch tells Senate War Profits Committee to avoid driving profits out of future arms contracts. He grew impatient under Alger Hiss questioning and denied political influence in War Industries Board appointments. He offered to help lower prices but warned against too steep a cut.
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M. Baruch Priday
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Baruch
Alger Hiss
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War Industries Board
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Raulus
Ex-Judge Fot of Jeffersoines in Alabaht 79
Ex judge Mason Philpot, 79, Pine Bluff Ark florist, dies at home after 3 years’ residence with companion. Long Jefferson County figure and former deputy sheriff and jury chief, linked to 1931 case involving shooting of his daughter in Pine Bluff. later released without charges. Funeral arranged in Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Alabaht
Birmingiam
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Mason Philpot
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Pine Bluff
Ark
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Jefferson Co
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Charles Mason
Bills Affect District Standoff Vetoed by Governor
Governor Yutrell Friday vetoed three bills tied to special improvement districts. One, House Bill 270, would alter attachable liens to secure payment of district taxes and affect future bonds and refinancing. The veto message argued the bill would impair existing pledges and hinder financing of improvement districts and drainage projects.
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Probe of Cot Farms Calls for House Resolution
A Washington based Republican calls for a House resolution to study the impact of the New Deal on Arkansas farmers. The measure asks the Agriculture Secretary to provide a department analysis and a report on current conditions affecting farm operations.
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Cot Farms
Washington
Jpstock
Helms and Harvestero Figures in Little Rock Office Shuffle
Disjointed text mentions L. C. Helms Jr and Joix International Harvestero with touches of international harvest firms in Little Rock. References to Hope, April, and Riv valley hint at corporate or personnel movements affecting the parent company and related operations.
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I. C. Helios, Jr
Hope
Litle Rock
Heltzgeverly
Hopsket Company
Congem
For Verhalmn
Riv Valley
Swiss protest over alleged kidnapping on Swiss soil
BERNE Switzerland authorities instructed their minister in Berlin to protest to the German government regarding the alleged kidnaping of German journalist Berthold Jacob on Swiss territory by Nazi agents. Washington reports note the currency crisis showed no call for action by national banks as of close of business on March 4.
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Switerland
Berlin
Berthold Jacob
Wasiington
Campheller
Kiwanis Resumes Good Will Trips
More than 200 people greeted the Hope Kiwanis club in Guernsey on Friday night signaling the resumption of goodwill visits to communities nationwide. Members were introduced by Charles Dana Gibson in the new high school auditorium. John Ridghill's string band Hempstead county quartet led by Sheriff Jim Bearden performed. John P. Cox delivered the principal address, his speech well received. W. S. Atkins explained the Kiwanis $50 essay contest, and Claude Nuon of Sinclair Oil was welcomed as a new member.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Guernsey
Charles Dana Gibson
John Ridghill
Hempstead County
Jim Bearden
John P. Cox
W. S. Atkins
Claude Nuon
Sinclair Oil Company
Congress Moves to Beat Strikes Bulletin
Washington reports that the United Mine Workers and NRA agreed to extend current wage hour contracts after April 1, averting a major strike. Congress, pressed by four looming industry walkouts, moved to extend NRA authority but faced Blue Eagle criticisms. William Green urged both NRA extension and a 30 hour week bill, while lawmakers argued for rapid recovery measures amid labor tension.
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Congress
NRA
Blue Eagle
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Donald Richberg
East Berabi
William Green
Th American Federation of Labor
Ean Federation of Labor
Nyphin
House
Conners
Dernierat
Massichusens
Bibor
Colleagiure
Rules Committee
Shy Howe
Senate
Senitor Austin
Royle
Vermont
Fred Davis Photographs Quintuplets In Canada
Fred Days of Toronto worked two months without a shot until guardians of the Dionne quints were appointed. Davis then secured the first real photos on July 2 1934 in a small room at the Dionne farm. His 25 pictures and later ones earned the label Picture Scoop of the Year and sparked nationwide interest in the quintuplets. Davis became known for his people skills and for capturing rare moments as the quints grew.
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Fred Day
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Tours Bureau
Chicago
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Dionne
North America
Great Britain
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Amiens
Tubercular Stock Test Schedule Foretells Eradication Efforts
County agent Frank Stanley outlines a TB testing program to be led by state veterinarian C D Stubbs. Veterinarians will hold meetings at multiple farm locations from April 1 to April 6 to select sites for mandatory tuberculosis testing and to inform owners about legal requirements.
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Bingen
Ozagon
Washington
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Spring Hill
Fulton
Guernsey
Cross Roads
Pon DeAnna
Beards Chapel
Pikey Grove
Rape City
Hull
J P Morgan Sells Another Painting
New York reports the passing of two old posterworks and a Fra Angelies from J D Mevenn collection and a Botticelli from the Orby HM Kahn estate will be announced. The paintings were bought by Baron Thyssen Bornemisza of Zurich and will be placed in his German steel holdings.
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Wwe
Antrea
Europe
J. D. Mevenn
Lute Orby
Kahn
Herwhet Tribune
Art News
Bt Thyssen
Germin Steel Trust
Mergin
Cold Wave Forecast Prompts Warnings for Fruit Growers
Little Rock reports forecasts warn fruit growers to protect trees as probable rain and freezing temperatures are forecast across parts of the state for the upcoming weekend.
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Little Rock
Harrison to Hold Prescott Revival
The Rev. Pred R. Harrison of First Methodist church will start a week long revival at First Methodist church of Fresenit with daily afternoon and evening services. Presiding elder Rev. Lo £ ON. Lundley will preach at Hope Sunday night at 7 40.
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Hope
Judge Henry Dies of Heart Attack in Monticello
Monticello Ark Patrick Henry age judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit died at his home Friday from a heart attack after a period of illness. He was born in Rankin County Mississippi, son of Patrick Henry and a Confederate veteran. Henry studied at the University of Mississippi graduating law in 1900, practiced in Monticello, and was appointed judge in 1928 later elevated without opposition in 1930 and 1934. He presided over the Parks Kitchens election contest. He was a member of the Episcopal Church and various fraternal orders.
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Ark
Patrick Henrye
Ueventh
Walter Weatherby
Youth Judicial Circuit
Turner Bathe
Walter
Arkansas Supreme Court
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Tilman B. Parks
Wade Kitchens
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Kitchens
Masons
Ethiopia Breaks With Italy U S Gets Russian Bid
The article reports Ethiopia ending direct negotiations with Italy and sending a note to the League of Nations for foreigners' safety in Addis Ababa. It notes Moscow and London discussions on possible U S involvement to bolster European peace, with Britain and Russia seeking extended security cooperation including a Far Eastern pact proposal.
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Joseph Stalin
Maxim Litvinoff
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Stalin
Germany
League Council
Litvinoff
Berlin
Lord Chilston
Kremlin
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Council of People's Commissars
Ivan Maisky
Open Firuin letter seeks writer name in Buckner Arkansas
The Sur prints a request from Mr. W. dated March 29 in Buckner Arkansas asking for the writer to provide his real name and address before publication. The editor promises to publish letters on public issues and to correct grammar and spelling errors as part of their service.
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