Hoover Rules Farm Board To Defend Itself
President Hoover faces Board of Agriculture criticism as he signals a possible reorganization of the National Committee. Key senators debate the Farm Board’s future while relief progress and drought aid figures are updated, with $2,485,446 in aid through March 27 and a looming $700,000,000 treasury deficit.
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Shington
Watson
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National Committee
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White House
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Intercommerce Commission
Reed
Pennsylvania
Schall
Minnesota
Gunnar H. eNordbye
United Staves “District Court
James A. Fea
United States
Oregon
Ank
John Knight
New York
Herley
Curtis
Hurley
Theodore Hoosever, Jr
Porto Rico
Howyer
Curtie
Senate
Glen
Hiyde Hoover
Hlyde
Dreuth
Cabi‘het
Memphis
Tern
Hyde
Wrigley Plans Big Cotton Purchase
Chicago. William Wrigley plans to buy up to 100 million bales of cotton in eight months as demand signals may push prices. He said remittances from jobbers would be credited to the Wrigley Lion investment and cotton bought for delivery in December.
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Chicago
Willian Wrigley
Plas
Wrigley Lion Investment
Deex
Infant officer joins Idaho governor’s staff in ceremonial salute
Lieutenant Colonel Paul Lambert Priest, only months old, is commissioned as a full member of Idaho Governor C. Ben Ross’s military staff. The infant officer, grandson of a close friend of the governor, appears in New York where he is to give his first official command to a cameraman to fire when ready.
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Paul Lambert Priest
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Ross
Priest
New York
Earthquake strikes Panama Islands wrecks Managus town
Panama City dispatch reports a major quake hit Managus, the Nicaraguan capital, early Tuesday destroying the city. Only a few houses remained standing and burning. Forty people were killed as communications failed and the cable office lay in ruins with Tropical Radio operating from a plant five miles away.
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Panama City
Tropical Radio Company
Managus
Nicaragua
Tropical Company
Avenger of Fathers Murder Faces Trial
DD WITT Ark Mrs Helen Spence Eaton a 17 year old avenger of her fathers murder went to trial Tuesday Four jurors had been chosen when court adjourned until the afternoon session The girl shot Jack Worls to death in the same courtroom two months earlier as the case began in the murder of her father Cleera Spence a White River boatman
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DD Witt
Ark
Helen Spence Eaton
Jack Worls
Cleera Spence
White River
Texarkana Man Held as Suspect in Texas Bank Holdup
Texarkana resident Chester Willoughby, tied to a 1921 payroll robbery, was held for inquiry after being named in connection with a February 24 attempted robbery of the Guaranty Bond State Bank at Redwater. Witnesses linked him to the Missildine car theft and the earlier crime, with several corroborating identifications noted as officers closed in at Bowie County jail.
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Texarkana
Chester Willoughby
Texas Atate
International Creosoring and Construction ‘Company
Guaranty
Bond State Bank
Redwater
R. W. Hanks
Burn Langston
Willoughby
Clyde
Hill
Farmer
Hiss
N.T. Davis
Joe White
New Boston
Leon Missildine
Missildine
Davis
N D Lewis Dies at Home in Texas
N D Lewis died at his home in Alexander Texas last Friday at age about 86. He was a citizen of Hope and an uncle of Paul Lewis and brother of W G Lewis. He was a longtime member of the Christian church and is survived by his widow and several children.
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Hope
Alexander
Tex
Mc. Lewis
W. G. Lewis
Washington Avenue
Paul Lewis
Texas
Hempstead Caypity
The
Christian Church
Come to the Kitchen Urges Miss Garrett
Miss Rada Sue Garrett promotes a free cooking school in the Saenger theatre the week of April 20 urging housewives to reclaim the kitchen as a cheerful, modern space. She argues kitchens should be bright, colorfully equipped, and efficient with smart tips for better layout and time saving.
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Rada Sue Garrett
Saenger Theatre
Conine
Mitsu Garrett
Uberty
Ronan
Aitalas
Burke Faces Tight Case in Michigan Slaying
In St Joseph Michigan Fred Burke, described as America’s most dangerous man, is bound over to April 8 for the murder of Traffic Patrolman Charles Skelly. He pleads not guilty as detectives from Chicago drop their inquiry while Burke’s lawyers prepare. Hundreds gather to glimpse the quiet former resident once known as Dane as rumors link him to Capone and Frankie Yale cases.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
Fred Birke
Michigan
Missouri
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Collier
Charles Skelly
Burke
Chicago
Patrick McVeigh
Sergt
Michael McNanwra
New Tily
Frankie Yale
Yale
Brooklyn
Alphonse Capone
Capone
Fred
McVeigh
Barratt O'Hara
Virgil Kirkland
Gary
Ind
Fred Doe
Dane
St. Joseph
Lake Michigan Shore
Reapportionment Up to an Initiated Act
Jonesboro report on legislative reapportionment defeated by the last legislature. The plan would be initiated by the people before enactment, a view attributed to Judge Archer Wheatley. Local representative Criitheads County predicts significant future action amid general uncertainty.
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Jonesboro
Archer Wheatley
Criitheads
Honor Pledge Ceremony at Local High School Honors NHS Inductees
A Monday morning NHS induction at the high school welcomed eight seniors and three juniors. Eleanor Foster led the pledge as a keystone ceremony lit by torches, with members pledging to uphold the four cardinal principles of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Edward Schogly, David McKee and Talbot Feild Jr. were elected to the National Athletic Scholarship Society, with installation planned for a later date.
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Eleanor Foster
Iofé
Last Springs
Winter Cannon
Gladys Watson
William Bundy
Ivan Bright
Faye Ward
Bertha McRae
Elizabeth Middlebrook
Talbot Feild
Avis Wilson
Taylor Alexander
Ed Jack McCabe
Beryl Henry
Reynolds
Miss Winburn
Mr. Reynolds
National Honor Society
Eleanor Wester
Sibe National Athletic Scholarship Society
Edward Schogly
David McKee
Talbot Feild Jr
Plane Crash Destroys House on Residential Street
A cabin monoplane crashed in a Columbus street injuring the pilot Edward Rice, 22, who was trapped in the wreckage and rescued as the plane burst into flames. The aircraft apparently suffered multiple troubles before diving to the ground, tearing away a corner of a house.
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Columbus
Ghie
Edward Rice
Rice
Small Framed Star Excels in Varsity Sports
Ralph Kneeland of Mifion, Mass owed a senior at 5 feet 8 inches and 130 pounds. He is the lone triple letter man at American? Agricultural College, excelling in fastball, basketball, and cycling as a versatile athlete.
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Amhert
Mass
Ralph Kneeland
Mifion
Home Life Policies Taken Over by St Louis Co
Arkansas agrees to transfer Home Life Insurance policy contracts to Central States Life of St. Louis after policyholders committee and stockholders accept reinsurance terms. Final approval rests with Arkansas Insurance Commissioner A. D. DuLaney and Missouri officials. Central States and Home Life directors must approve. officials expect clearance as formal. The plan aims to protect policyholders with full death claim payments and disability contracts.
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Home Life Insurance Company
Polcyholders’ Committee
Central States Life
St. Louis
A. D., DuLaney
Joe Thompson
Insurance Department of Missouri
Central States and
Home Life
Asa G. Caldwell
Tennessee
Insurance Commissioners
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas Insurance Department
Central States
Citizens Camp at Camp Pike Starts July 2
The Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Pike opens July 2 for its first annual encampment and runs to July 31. Major General Johnson Hagood and Arkansas military officials say 5.3 candidates are expected in the region. Other Seventh Army Corps camps span Minnesota to North Dakota and Nebraska with July start dates and July 15 to Aug. 28 endings. Travel costs to and from camps are allowed for accepted candidates aged 21 or younger.
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Rock
Citizens Military
Camp Pike
Johnson Hagood
Seventh Army Corps
Arkansas
Seventh Corp
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Des Moines
Fort Crook
Neb
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Fort Lincoln
N. C
Jefferson Barracks
Arkansas Legion Head Loses a Bet
Jackson Mississippi ex soldiers helped Arkansas after a membership drive loss. Oren J Vaughn state commander must personally sweep sidewalks in Biloxi before the Mississippi state convention in June. The Mississippi department head Forrest Cooper would have to sweep the Arkansas city if Mississippi had edged ahead.
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Jackson
Girl Acquitted on Murder Charge in Utah Case
SALT LAKE CITY Utah P Jean Doyle was acquitted by a jury Tuesday of murdering Sam Frank a Memphis jewelry auctioneer. The charge stemmed from the slaying with a beer bottle and robbery of jewelry during a hotel party.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jean Doyle
Sam Frank
Memphis
Frank
Oklahoma freedman Raymond Jackson land dispute ends in alleged scam
Shadows of Raymond Jackson, a Seminole freedman once claimed owner of 48 acres of oil land in Seminole County, loom over eastern Oklahoma courts. Royalties exceeding 1,000,000 have been impounded as litigation swirls around forged identities, missing heirs, and damning family bones amid a $ oilfield racket tied to freedmen oil allotments and fraudulent attorney advances.
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Muskoger
Okla
Raymond Jackson
Oklahoma
Seminole County
Jackson
Dawes Indian Commission
Blue Mountain
Ark
Carter Oil Company
Raymond
Davis
Rhina Jackson
Fedal Gan See
Vislages
Fulton
Kentucky
Jes
Arkansas
Wewoka
Auguston
Rockne Plane Crash Claims Rockne and Passengers
Dispatches from Emporia and Kansas City confirm a Transcontinental Flight Rockne bound for Los Angeles crashed near Seward Baker 82 miles south of Kanéng. The noon accident led to official confirmation at 1:00 p.m. that Rockne and other passengers were dead, with no further details available by 2 p.m.
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Emporia
Seward Baker
Kanéng
Rockne
Angeles
Kansas City
Tornado Strikes Winter Haven Injures Six
A tornado struck Winter Haven Florida shortly before noon Tuesday injuring six people. The twister tore through the area blowing down several houses and carving a path about three hundred feet wide.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Health Nurse For Howard County Health Nurse For Howard County
Nell Eads of White Cliffs, a Braduste nurse, is assigned as County Health Nurse in Howard County and will start Wednesday morning. She recently moved to Nashville and will work on a federally funded rehabilitation program for drought-stricken states under the State Board of Health. Her duties include school clinics, child health reports, and meetings for baby clinics. salary covered by Congress appropriation.
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Nashville News
Nell Eads
White Cliffs
Howard County
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