Japanese Voting Against Military Leaders Saturday
Early returns from four large centers show sweeping wins for Seiyukai and Minseito, with no government candidates elected in Fukushima Wakamatlo Kainan and Matsue. The Home Office cites 566 election violations involving 903 people, 68 charged with bribery as Cabinet vows to hold power despite expected anti government mood. Premier Hayashi faces criticism over army domination ties amid Diet dissolution fallout. Voter turnout low in many districts, with 39 percent in Kobe and rates up to 62 percent abstention elsewhere.
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Tokio
Japan
Minseito
Seiyukai
House of Representatives
Fukushima
Wakamat- 80
Kainan
Matsue
Japanese Home Office
Senjuro Hayashi
Hayashi
Hakodate
Kobe
Hope and DeQueen Seek Reinstatement In Arkansas
Hope and De Queen renewed their petition for reinstatement in the Arkansas Athletic Association at the executive committee meeting in Conway Arkansas. The committee recessed for the afternoon session after morning deliberations with Hope and DeQueen represented by district officials and coaches. Both schools pledged that if reinstated their athletic affairs would be controlled exclusively by school authorities.
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Conway
Ark
Hope
DeQueen
Arkansas Athletic Association
Prescott
Beryl] Henry
Foy Hammers
Jimmy Jones
C. C. Thompson
Ray Kimball
Premiber
G. P. Balding
Oliver Criswell
al Harris
Mind Your Manners Answer Guide
Question guide on table etiquette. Answers: a young woman rises for a passer if appropriate. tipping typical 10 percent, larger on small bills. tooth picks not used in public. curling feet is inappropriate. Dutch treat lunch should avoid bill discussion. separate checks preferred. Copyright 1947 NEA Service.
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NEA Service, Inc
Radicals Observe Annual May Day Demonstrations Worldwide
Thousands marched as cannons roared and the International played across Europe. A bomb in Warsaw killed a child during Polish Socialist and Communist celebrations. Hue and other capitals saw large crowds in what was billed as the biggest May Day parade in New York history, signaling proletarian solidarity.
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Warsaw
New York
Associated Press
New York Judge Dies of Stabbing
Justice John J. O Neil of municipal court died from stab wounds inflicted by an unidentified assailant. He was waiting for a bus en route to his office when attacked last Tuesday. He served 11 years on the bench and was described as an official without an enemy.
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New York
UPI
John J. O'Neil
Municipal Court
Justice O'Neil
Teachers' Fish Fry to Be Indoors Saturday
Rain does not cancel the event as Hempstead County teachers will hold the fish fry at the Fruit and Truck Experiment Station at 8 o'clock Saturday night. Arrangements have shifted the gathering indoors.
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Wil Hempstead County
Fruit & Truck Experiment Station
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Turned Brown By Brown Turner Longview Texas with almost 9000 people killed in traffic this year it suggests consensus may shift toward staying home or sobering up. The piece notes saloon owners landlords and undertakers influencing decisions and hints at Roosevelt’s Supreme Court affair possibly swinging the outcome.
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Longview
Texas
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hitler renews Catholicism fight in Berlin speech
In Berlin on Saturday Adolf Hitler threatened to withdraw a clergyman's license from anyone who disrupts the regime's community spirit. He attacked Catholic and other opponents in a Littgarten address, intensifying the NazismCatholic clash.
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Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Littgarten
Miller Reported Seriously Ill at Home
J A Miller a Hope resident for many years was reported seriously ill Saturday at his home 615 West Second Street Relatives called to his bedside include Mrs M M Miller and daughter Marion of Houston Texas Mrs C J Trigun of New Orleans Mr and Mrs H E Montague and daughters Martha Mae and Jeanette Montague of Little Rock and Mr and Mrs Wallace Yides of Texarkana
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TA. Miller
Hope
Second Street
M. M. Miller
Marion
Houston
Texas
C. J. Trigun
New Orleans
H. E. Montague
Martha Mae
Jeannette Montague
Little Rock
Wallace Yides
Texarkana
Three Women Slightly Hurt in Washington Street Crash
Friday at Third and Washington two cars collided injuring three women. Mrs. Gladys Henshaw of South Elm Street, Mrs. Hazel Nichols, and Miss Bernice Newcombe, both of Dierks, sustained minor injuries and were treated on scene. Cars were badly damaged. Police Chief Ridghill investigated.
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Third
Washington
Gladys Henshaw
Lm Street
Hazel Nichols
Bernice Newcome
Dierks. Bigs
Henshaw
Nichols
Miss Newcomne
Death of J D Cummins at West 6th Street Hope
J D Cummins 79 of West Sixth street died at Julia Chester hospital after a month long illness. A Hope resident for several years, he came from Tennessee, his native home. Funeral services were held at 3 am Thursday from the family home with Rev Fred R Harrison of First Methodist church in charge. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Surviving: widow, one daughter Mrs Sam Warmack of Hope, one son Charles Webb of St Louis, two grandsons Leland and Webb Warmack of Hope.
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J. BD. Cummins
West Sixth Street
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope
Tennessee
Fred R. Harrison
Jmaster
First Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Sam Warmack
Charles Webb
St. Louis
Leland and Webb Warmack
Hape
Clippers pace future traffic with Pacific crossing record
Pan American Airways Pacific routes surpass 100 successful crossings with no fatalities and over a million miles flown. The system ships mail and express to China and Australia New Zealand, plans 72 passenger ships, and adds Wake Midway Guam stops. Clippers enable rapid freight and repair parts, boosting American trade while losses persist on early routes.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Pan-American Airways
China
Hawaii
New Zealand
Auckland
N. Z
Australia
Jreat
United States
Australia-New Zealand
Europe
Pacific Lines
Alameda
Honolulu
Manila
Boeing
Seattle
America
Colombia
Venezuela
Gir Express
New York
Star to Photograph Hope Area Graduates in May
Hope Star will photograph graduating classes in 14 area high schools starting Monday May 9. Participating Hempstead eight schools are Patmos Spring Hill Guernsey Fulton Saratoga Columbus Washington Blevins. In Seve r County Prescott Laneburg Rosston Bodcaw Wil sville. Howard Nashville and LaFayette Louis ville Stamps Lewisville. Photos to be taken indoors with photo flash. tour aims to finish in three days and publish a territorial Graduation Edition May 19 with all portraits.
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Hope Star
Hoperate
Hempstead
Patmos
Spring Hill
Guernsey
Fulton
Saratoga
Columbus
Washington
Blevins
Evese
Prescott
Laneburg
Rosston
Bodcaw
Wilsville
Howard County
Nashville
LaFayette County
Lewisville
Stamps
Hope Band Parade in downtown Hope Monday at 4 30
The Hope Boys band will parade at 4 30 p m Monday in downtown Hope to showcase the band in full dress. Bud Oliver assistant bandmaster notes new police style uniforms for the band and says demonstrations will mirror those at the state band contest in Little Rock last week.
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Hope Boys
Hope
Bud Oliver
Oliver
Little Rock
Burlesque Theater Licenses Revoked in New York
New York license commissioner Paul Moss refused to renew licenses of 14 burlesque theaters where strip-teasers performed their art, creating a dramatic shift in the citys burlesque scene on Saturday.
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New York
Paul Moss
British Ships to Help Empty Bilbao Evacuation Effort
Nine British merchant ships prepared to evacuate as many children as possible from Bilbao after Spanish insurgents refused access to their Bay of Biscay harbor. Captains agreed to ignore the blockade and assist in the relief operation.
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Bilbao
Hendaye
Bay of Biscay
Club Meet to Be Held on May 13
Miss Melva Bullington Hempstead home demonstration agent announced the county wide council meeting of home demonstration clubs moved from May 4 to May 13 to hear Miss June Donahue Extension 1 specialist in community activities. She will address recreational problems and co operate with Hempstead county supervisors and Flora Cotton Crater on better babies club for mothers of pre school children. Meeting at Branch Truck Fruit Experiment Station with Hopewell club hosting. The University of California operates a large horse breeding farm established by W K Kellogg.
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Melva Bullington
Hempstead
June Donahue
Miss Donahue
Mel
John Wellborn
Doyle
Guernsey High Graduation May 5 With Address
Guernsey School will hold graduation on Wednesday night May 5 at 8 30 with Dr J R Grant president of Quachua college delivering the commencement address in the school auditorium. The baccalaureate is at 2 39 Sunday afternoon with Rev J B Luck of Central Baptist Magnolia preaching. The class includes Fay Griffin Earl Ellis valedictorian Trudie M Davidson salutatorian Roy Logan class historian Norman Pittman and Rufus Hart Boyse.
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Guernsey High School
J.R. Grant
Quachua ‘College
J.B. Luck
Central Baptist Church of
Magnolia
Guernsey
Hugh Bristow
Fay Griffin
Earl Ellis
Trudie M. Davidson
Roy Logan
Norman Pittman
Rufus Hart Boyse
Denhardt Claims Woman a death by own action
Defense witnesses in the murder trial of Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt testified that the death gun was pressed closely against Verna Garr Taylor when fired, disputing the state's case that Taylor was killed by Denhardt. Evidence included a cut on Denhardt’s finger and blood on his overcoat, with more testimony on a fountain pen pistol dispute and juror affadavit.
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New Castle
Henry H. Denhardt
Verna Garr Taylor
Denhardt
Mary Cole
Coles
Oldham County
Commonwealth
H. 8. Kinsolving Jr
Joe Henderson
Henry County
Kinsolving
Henderson
Charles C. Marshall
The
Girl Suffering From Poison Is Improved
Improvement was reported Saturday in the condition of Miss Lottie B. Munoz, 19, of Hope, who had been in Josephine hospital several days suffering from a dose of bichloride of mercury poison. She has been removed to her home on South Walnut street. A physician said Saturday she had a chance to recover.
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Lottie B. Munoz
Hope
Josephine Hospital
Miss Munoz
South Walnut Street
Donation of Used Textbooks by Parents Is School Request
Southwest Arkansas school officials urgently request all parents who can donate used textbooks to their local schools. State funding falls short of needs for first eight grades, so private donations must supply at least 30 percent of texts. Report your donation to school officials or PTA leaders immediately.
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State of Arkansas
Southwest
Arkansas
PT. A
Eight men jailed in hempstead arrest for untaxed liquor
Sheriff Jim Bearden announced the arrest of Burns and seven others on federal charges for undeclared liquor sales. Burns faces federal action while the remaining men await arraignment in Hope municipal court on untaxed liquor charges. A separate circuit order padlocks the Washing ton home of Bris Lee for selling illegal liquor, to be permanent at the July term.
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Jim Bearden
Gies
Southwest
Arkansas
Boutle
Udnor
Beaidre
Burne
Feavers
Tommy Buitns
Powell
White
Brooks
Glenroe
Burns
U.'8
Phillipd
Texarkans
Washington
Hope Municipal Court
Fort Smith
Reginald William Rabine
Henn E
B. Ford
State Department of Revenues
Hope
Bearden
Bris Lee
Lee
Conway Crash Fatal to Youth in Van Buren County
Clinton Mahan, 17, of Bee Branch, Van Buren county, died when his car left the highway and wrecked north of Conway Friday night. Leon Jones, 19, of Bee Branch, was injured critically and Clayton Lee, of Damascus, sustained less serious injuries.
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Conway
Apri
Clinton Mahan
Bee Branch
van Buren County
Leon Jones
Clayton Lee
Damascus
Twelve Carnegie Heroes Recognized in Pittsburgh Ceremony
Twelve individuals honored by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission included two women who died saving others. Gwendolyn I. Garvin of Augusta, Georgia, drowned while attempting to rescue a girl in Granitesville, D.C., in 1936. Edna Margaret, 43, of Pittsburgh, died in a cottage fire in Rochester, Pennsylvania, in 1936 while trying to save another patient. The report notes additional details of the event and a farm related anecdote about a crossbred son and 26 pigs.
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Pittshurgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Gwendolyn I. Garvin
Augusta
Edna Margaret
Pittsbuwrgh
Garvin
Granitesville
D. C
Miss Joyce
Rochester
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J.D. Cummins
West 6Th
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Philippines
Kingman Reef
Howland
Baker and
Jarvis Islands
Star
Hope Area
Hope Band Parade
University of California
W. K. Kellogg
J. R. Grant
Arment
Carnegie
James Diwin
Antioch
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