Hitler vist Mussolini trip sparks tense Rome preparations
An anxious Berlin plans for Hitler to visit Rome with thousands of guards as Mussolini hosts the German leader. The piece interviews fear of European manipulation and questions whether America’s stance decades ago helped shape the current power dynamics.
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Hitler
Berlin
Mussolini
Rome
Italy
Germany
Austria
Malian Alps
America
Europe
Adolf Biller
Ady
Marsuliny
Ruimett
David Finley 54 Dies. First Mayor’s Son
David Finley 54 longtime Hope resident and son of the city’s first mayor died Sunday at his home on Southaln Street after a three year illness. Funeral held Monday at St Marks Episcopal Church in Hope with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow, two sons Dayle Miley Jr. and Foster Finley, a daughter M Brooks Shults, and his mother Mrs. Leity Gillespie.
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Davio Finley
Southaln Street
Hope
Pinley
Patrick & Finley
Finley
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Upper
Bayiel B. Hall
St James Episcopal Church of
Texarkana
Rose Hill Comet
McMath
Sidney Stanford
Prank Ko Noe Jen
Robert Campbell
Kenneth Mes Rae
Robert LaGrone
Dayle M. Miley, Jr
St. Louis
Foster Finley
Univesity of
Arkansas
M Brooks Shults
Faltory
Leity Gillespie
Attendant Killed by Asylum Patient
John Cargan, brother of North Little Rock, shot state hospital attendant Kale B Keller and escaped the hospital after a robbery arrest. Keller, a former Little Rock hospital worker, died from a head wound. Police pursued Cargan as he fled toward Conway, with multiple charges pending.
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Hewes Givens
Catxon
Vaulliner
Conwis
Peportal
Little Rock
North
Fragmented OCR Note on Diversity and History
The readable portions discuss diversity among students and a shift from rural life to acting in New York. It mentions Mount Vernon as George Washington's birthplace, a village smithy, and a letter writing custom with terms like Sire and Your Majesty.
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New York
George Washington
Seme Muasele
Ordi
Hempstead County Shootings Leave Two Wounded
Albert Williams, 43, is hospitalized with shotgun wounds to the face and chest after a Sunday shooting in southern Hempstead County. A brother-in-law, unnamed, reportedly shot Williams over cattle disputes as he was returning from church. Williams’ condition described as critical but improving. In a separate incident a Negro woman was slashed on arm and chest. her husband, O G Johnson of Washington, noted. A white man named Hosea injured in an automobile crash Sunday received treatment and was later discharged.
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Albert Williams
Hempstead
Josephine Hospital
Stotgun
Williams
Indaw
Leamiers
Willams
Horne Fron
O.G. Johnson
Washington
Lee
F D R Intercedes With House for Wage Hour Bill
President Roosevelt urged House action on wage hour legislation despite rules committee hesitation. Chairman Norton of the House labor committee released a letter from Roosevelt indicating the bill might reach the floor by petition or reconsideration. Norton said a veto would be prepared this week if needed as members weighed chances of a vote. Meanwhile Mayor LaGuardia proposed a permanent recovery committee to craft a plan for a fall special session, appearing before the House Appropriations subcommittee as head of the U S Conference of Mayors.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Trepe Mantay
House
Rules Committee
Norton
New Jersey
Democrat
House Labor Committee
Charleston
S.C
LaGuardia
New York City
Comtogress
United Sites Conference of Mayors
Tollhouses Proposed as Police Depots at State Bridges
In Little Rock officials say district headquarters could be established in toll houses on state bridges. In Hot Springs Governor Bailey said he urged Windy Mitchell and Police Superintendent Albright that officers live at toll houses. The houses have not been used since March when a special inquiry began.
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Litplr Rock
Ark
Bob Bailey
Jack Holt
Bath
Juvernoe
Bailey
Stele Aries
Wis Desue
Senate
Halt
Bhue
Wade
Mall
Ane Homngs
Geverine Bailey
Oscar Humphrey
Farl Page
Otis Pape
Lune
Little Rock
UPI
Hot Springs
Carlos Bailey
Windwily
W. W. Mitchell
Gray Albright
Mexican votes shift under new party system in Mexico
The MEXICAN Revolution party system now treats voters as members of trades and unions rather than as individuals. President Cardenas allies push a radical reorganization with Luis Rodriguez as party president. The new structure makes political identity tie to labor and coop groups rather than personal standing.
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Luis Rodriguez
Cardenas
National Revolutionary Party
Party of the Mexican Revolution
Faber Union
Co-Operative
Lazaro Cardenas
Barn Frolic For High School Friday At Gym
High school students will hold a barn frolic Friday night in the school gymnasium starting at 8 oclock. The gym will be decorated like a barn and students will wear gingham dresses and overalls. A prize of 1 is awarded for the most farm like attire. Continued on Page Three.
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John Wilson, Jr
Welock
Evelyn Dunn and daughter argue over flying lessons
Evelyn La Farge teases Jackie about a romance while Jackie defends her pilot boyfriend Roger Breckner. Jackie explains she is learning to fly and has earned enough hours to solo, despite Evelyn’s disapproval of spending her legacy on aviation.
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Evelyn Dunn
Evelyn la Farge
Jacqueline
Evelyn
Jackie
Park Avenue
Westchester Country
Roger Breckner
Roger
Guerrillas Reported Entering Shanghai Amid Tension
Shanghai faces renewed terror fears as reports claim thousands of Chinese guerrillas slipped into the city to harass Japanese forces. Police doubled patrols and searched refugee camps for signs of guerrilla activity. The Japanese front near Lunghai faced pressure as skirmishes continued and reports described heavy fighting around Tancheng.
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Shanghai
Compensation Act Urged by Purifoy
Purifoy, president of the Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents, urged adoption of an Arkansas workers compensation law at the wounds convention in Hot Springs. He also urged regulation to curb unlicensed carriers and called for definite action on licensing standards as petitions backing an initiated measure have lingered in Hope.
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Hot Springs
Ark- 15
Purifoy
Camden
Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents
Pinney
Ren
A Thought Hight Is Might and Yet a Word
A fragmentally written line reflects on inner strength and Christian virtues such as meekness patience humility self-denial and self-sacrifice alongside faith and love as enduring spiritual power. The passage emphasizes spiritual gifts as might across lasting life.
Cotton New Orleans Opens With Bid and Ask Prices
May cotton opened Monday at 8.40 and closed at R72 bid. 8.73 asked. Spot cotton remained quiet, declining 11 points from middling S81.
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New Orleans
Spot
Rotenberry Bill's Title Sustained on Ballot
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the ballot title of the Rotenberry aged pension initiated act and ordered submission to voters at the November general election. The ruling denied G A Lewis's injunction to stop the secretary of state from placing the measure on the ballot. The case served as a test of the legislature’s power and the 1937 auto testing law remains under consideration.
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Little Rock
Kkanyas
Supreme Court
G. A. Lewis
Secretary of State
Hall
Lewis
Theo Thomas
Frank Carter
Memphis
Wests Memphis
Ark
Ford Motor Co Hits Labor Board Casemergency
Ford Motor Co seeks court review in the Circuit Court of Appeals asking whether the National Labor Relations Board consulted outsiders before its order. The company questions if board members read transcripts or the petition for hearing and names advisors and labor leaders as possible influentials.
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Covington
Ford Motor Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relation Board
Th Company
Thomas Corcoran
Benjamin Cohen
New Deal
John Lewis
CIO
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
A M Brooks Held to Hempstead Circuit Court
A M Brooks was ordered held for Hempstead circuit court after arraignment in municipal court on maiming charges involving Eugene Blackwood. He waived exam. bond set at 200 and another $2000 on an assault with intent to maim charge against Herber Chambless. The case was among 20 heard by Municipal Judge W K Lemley. Other results include guilty pleas for drunkenness with fines from 10 to 15 dollars, gaming convictions with fines, and various acquittals.
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A. M. Brooks
Hempstead
Mnonday
Eugene Blackwood
Brooks
Blackwood
Herber Chambless
W. K. Lemley
George Johnson
Carl Golston
Buddie Mimms
Frank Smith
Adele Lewis
Bennie Ware
Chester Lewis
Bernice Hughey
AP. Palmore
Carl Strow
Mac Brace
W. Atkins
Matt Noland
Henry Curtis
Willie Brad Chis
Thurman Livrdes
Glover Smith
P. H. Sutton
Freddyckson
Vnreult
Sid Houston
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St Marks Episcopal Church
Rogers
Claremore
Okla
Tan Okdshong
Werner
Pete Ty Fie
Crariom
Hempstead County
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Mim-Shee
San Francisco
Shee
Merried Hing
Wong Shee
Yaw Mian
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Labor Committee
Old Mexico
Thornton
National Palace
National Cathedral
Mexico
Shanghal
Shantung
Tancheng
Lunghai
Taierthwaite
Rotenberry
Supreme Court Rules
Ford Motor Co
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Waives
Tria
E. Blackwood
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