Chicoe Co Farm Profit Highlighted By Comptroller
A 1930s Arkansas audit details Chicoe County and Pap county finances. The report notes a profitable county farm operation with revenue of 8355.04 and expenses of 30,770.10 for the period, plus a surplus of stored cotton and supplies. It cites debt and floating debt across several counties and urges curtailing current expenses and eliminating nonessential contracts.
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Profitsden
Chicot County
Sims
Newoustants
Brewin
Pape
Heerencipe
Bite Comptrotler Griffie Sid
Pope County
Nutt Blamed for Failure of Bank
Investigators told a Senate committee that the Union Trust of Cleveland failed due to long standing unsound banking practices. Former Republican national treasurer Joseph R. Natt was said to have been influenced by railroad magnates O P Van Sweringen, who, with Natt, faces indictment over a so called window dressing loan to the bank.
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Washington
Senate
Ferdinand Pecara
Th van Sweringens
Repor
Battlefeld Pro Supper Promises Support at Battlefield
A pit supper will be held Friday night May 1 at Battlefield with proceeds benefiting the Sunday school. The public is invited and the Hope Strive band will perform.
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Battlefield
Hope Strive Band
Japan to Follow Her Course Alone in China Crisis
Tokyo officials vow a new hands-off Asia policy and refuse to discuss peace with Western powers. Japan warns against Geneva 1932 repetition as Britain pressures Tokyo over growing textile exports. Britain proposes immediate import quotas if Japan does not modify tactics, targeting Japanese goods in colonies and the empire.
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Tokyo
Japan
Koki Hirota
Asia
Jappan
Far East
Geneva
League of Nations
London
Eng
Great Britain
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Tsuneo Matsudaira
British Isles
Runciman
Tokio
Matsudaira
Janan
Brittan
Balboa
C. 2
Panama
Harold P. Butler
International Labor Conference
Britain
Georgia Governor Defies U S Court
AYLANTLA Ga A1 Gen Eugene Talmadge Thursday defied a federal court contending ongoing arbitrations over Central of Georgia railroad property for tax purposes will proceed as law requires. The dispute centers on valuations and jury tax assessments by Comptroller General William B Hay.
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Aylantla
Eugene Talmadge
Central of Georgia
Viitrosels
State of Georgia
William B. Hay
Memorial Services for Confederate Dead at Rose Hill Cemetery
Memorial day program by Pat Cleburne chapter U D C at Rose Hill cemetery Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. Memorial address by Albert Graves Hope attorney. Invocation by Rev E C Rule First Methodist. Music by Music Men's quartet led by Mrs W B Jones. Wreath ceremony for departed veterans and daughters by Mrs C S Lowthrop. Cross of honor presentation to W E Wallace Confederate veteran of Hempstead county by Mrs C S Lowthrop. Memorial address by Albert Chaves. Benefaction by Rev Thomas Brewster Presbyterian pastor. Evelyn Briant, Panes aces Enyder qnad.
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Pat Cleburne
U. D.C
Rose Hill Cemetery
Albert Graves
Hope Attorney
E. C. Rule
First Methodist Church
Rituz
W. DB. Jones
Qran
Seng
C. 5
Lowthrop
Roll
Cal—Dewey Hendrix
Leslie Huddleston
American Legions
W. EF. Walace
Wempstead
C. S. Lowthorp
Albert Chaves
Thomas Brewster
Methodists Pave Retirement Road
The 22nd Antdeennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Southern states Friday rejected proposals to limit bishop appointments. Delegates decided not to elect new bishops at this session and amended the disciplines to permit retirement of bishops for "unacceptability and inefficiency."
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Jackson
Miss
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Souuth
House Completes Exchange Control Passage
Washington reports show the House finished a stock market regulation bill before sending it to the Senate with Republican Leader Snell opposing it as too far. President Roosevelt received a report from the Darraw committee on anti trust and NRA price aspects, expected unfavorable with punitive action deferred.
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Washington
House
Senate
Snell
Roosevelt
Darraw Committee
NRA
Former Secretary Woodin Dies at 66 in New York
William J Woodin a Roosevelt Treasury secretary died at 66 from nephritis and uremia following a throat infection in New York He was noted for his friendship with Franklin D Roosevelt and guiding the Treasury through the early New Deal crises during the Great Depression.
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Woodin
Roosevelt Cabinet
New York
William J. Wooden
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury
Tvia
National Bank
Woodip Buble
Mtr
Waoodin
Cynethin Moe
Waoodhr
Jalisies
Hempstead County Farmers to Receive $158000 in U.S. Aid
Hempstead county farmers will receive a total of $157,987.50 this year for their cotton acreage reduction, shared by 2,413 growers. First payments are due late May or early June with two later installments in September and December including a parity payment. Acreage figures, contracts and rent data are listed by County Agent Frank Stanley, with total farm contracts at 2,413 and 306,036 acres in Hempstead.
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Hempstead
Frank Stanley
Acrts
Hempstead County
Mr. Stanley
State Board of Review
Washington
Pogram
Dillinger Linked With Bank Holdup
Fostoria Ohio police said the $17000 First National Bank robbery may be tied to John Dillinger or his gang. Captain Kesler and Chief Culp were wounded, with two others in critical condition. witnesses noted a red-haired leader, and thieves used rifles from rooftops to threaten staff and forced two employees to shield the getaway.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Jack Kesler
John Dillinger
First National Bank
Frank Culp
Minst
William Feussl
William Daub
Fant
Ruth Harris
Par
Emil Wanatka
Little Bohemia
Murcer
Wis
Dillinger
First State Bank of Prescott Reopens Without Restriction
The State Banking Department says a charter is granted to First State Bank of Prescott to take over the deposits of a similarly named bank under restrictions since March. The new bank has $50,090,000 in capital and deposits insured by the FDIC.
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First State Bank of
Prescott
Little Rock
State Banking Department
Three Die in Tragic Poisoning in Sapulpa
SAPULPA Okla Three members of Chester Barretts family died and six others including Barrett were seriously ill after what he thought was quinine proved poison. He had kept rat poison in an old medicine container and transferred it to a quinine box. Betty Jo 6 Mary Kathryn 3 Wanda 2 died. Barretts condition improves but remains grapeless as county attorney calls it a tragic accident.
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Sapulpa, Okla
Chester Barrett
Barrett
Christian
Music Week Is to Be Observed Here
Music week May 6 to 13 will be observed in Hope by churches schools clubs and community groups. A First Methodist program features old time hymns Sunday night. First Baptist hosts a song service with a music sermon and the Catholic church plans a midweek service. First Presbyterian sets a second Sunday program. Mrs John Wellborn leads school music readings and Friday Music club plans. A high school program will present presidents from the Republican side and a Rayburn backed bill comment on stock market regulation.
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First Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
John Wellborn
America
Chamber
Rayburn
Robbery suspect killed by officer in Bodcaw shooting
Jewel Daniell, 27, was shot at the B E Brockman home two miles south of Bodcaw after resisting arrest for robbery. Constable Cebe Goodwin fired on Daniell as he fled, three bullets struck him. witnesses described close range shots that ignited clothing. Daniell previously lived in Texarkana with a wife and child and is survived by multiple relatives. Funeral and burial set for Corinth cemetery Friday at 5 PM.
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Jewell Daniell
Cebe Goodwin
B. E. Brockman
Bodean
Daniell
Daniels
Brock- Man
Daniel
Gowin
Goodwin
Arlice Pittman
Nevada County
Luther May
Claude Daniell
B. E.brodman
Sid. Lews
Sid. Lewis
Bruce Ss
Brockman
Texarkana
Poe
Edward
Boolcan
J. M. Daniell
Claude
Bodecaw
Ruth Littlejohn
Emma Boswell
Bode
Tourist Court Renamed by Lucks In Bates County
Bates Tourist Court was renamed Friday to Luck's Tourist Court and will remain under H. E. Luck and Ray Luck management. H. E. Luck said extra cabins are being built, fully modern with hot and cold running water.
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Lucks
Bates Tourist Court
Luck's Tourist Court
H. E. Luck
Ray Luck
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Markets Hope Cotton Exchange New York
New York shown July cotton at 11.18 11.19 with a July up 31 points from prior close. New Orleans grain futures show mixed moves with May up 27 and Oct up 31.28. Chicago grain notes July wheat at 76% and corn near 47 48 5. Oats at 30% with July positioning. Closing stock list includes American Smelter American Can Am Tel and Tel Anaconda Chrysler GM Missouri Pacific Socony Vacuum Standard Oil U S Steel. Local produce prices list hens per lb leghorn roosters ducks turkeys eggs per dozen.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
American Smelter
American Can
Anaconda - Chrysler
General Motors Missouri Pacific
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil
Steel - Little Rock
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Mila Reno
Farmers Holiday Association
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Arkansas
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Shire Comptroller
Pope
Chirot County
Calmes Merritt
H.T. Bucks, Treasteer
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Reno
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Pecora
van Sweringens
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China
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Eorgia
U.S
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Lincoln
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Charles Roscoe Miles
Hudson River
Miles
Honeat Aba
Rose Hill
Methodists
War Department
Chamber of Commerce’ of the
United States
Smith
My. Woodit
Alfred Eo Snith
Borsevell
Chief Culp
Bby
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hope Churches
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Constable
Luck Brothers
Hope Cotton Exchange
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