Local Club Notes and May Meetings in Milam
Fragmented OCR recalls a Milam community page with May gatherings. References include the Choval eluh at the home of Mem Bon Coodlett near Quan, Alders Rite program by Mrs Kelly Bryant and Miss Maisie Wisenburger, and May meetings of the Paisley PTA and First Presbyterian Young People Society. An Obmurn orchestra performance for National Music Week is noted along with Rotary conference travels and a Three Junior club musical program.
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Quan
Milam
South Pine
Buford Poe
Alders- Rite
Kelly Bryant
Misa Msie Wisenburger
Jimmy Jones
Obmurn
Barlow
LaDetle Oxgburn
Paisley P. TA
Ihelack
Osley School
Phin
Young Poop Society
First Presbyterian Church
Janet Lemley
Nueedly
Boo. Payne
Arthur Barr
Kendall Lemley
City Hall Hosts National Music Week Events
In Little Rock last Saturday the junior high and grammar division winners were Misa June Thilraton, Billy Tolleson, and David Dempsey all praised for excellence. Mrs Jobi Fitzsimmons left the city Sunday to tend to her ill sister Mrs Stella Wolft.
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City Hall
Misa June Thilraton
Billy Tolleson
David Dempsey
Little Rock
Jobi Fitzsimmons
Stella Wolft
England Merchant Held for Killing in Arkansas
England Ark story reports C Van Dal sen a 46 year old farmer near Eaglane shot and killed by J B Duncan of England. In courtroom detail Duncan says Van Dalsen attacked him after a fist fight in Gibson’s office, witnesses describe a struggle and multiple blows. Two coroner inquests failed to reach verdict amid heated public interest. Duncan held for grand jury as investigation continues.
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Ark
van Dalsen
Eaglane
J. B. Duncan
Thomas A. Gibson
Collon Huser
Dnc
Duncan
W. P. Wilhams
Dimenn
Hat Dunes
van Datsen
Gibson
Wilbanks
Ohio
Gibson Farm
Dun Can
van Dulsen
Berry
Carrell
W. J Warcener
Bonean
Troy Carroll
Hristant
Earl Toler
Turoner
Toler
Teon
Dunesy
Nin
Mt Kiananel
Casecoke
Ile
Hitler Welcomed in Rome as Mussolini Displays Unity
Benito Mussolini greeted Adolf Hitler in Rome with a grand ceremony echoing Caesar era pageantry. The display showed unity between fascist rulers amid unease over Austria’s absorption, with King Vittorio Emanuele and Mussolini on stage as Hitler arrived in his Nazi khaki.
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Alitler
Rome
Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Caesar
Italy
Hitler
Austria
Vittorio Emanuele
Mussolini
Musgatini
Marek
Duce
Government lottery bid seeks billion-dollar annual draw
Representative Al Fred N Phillips launched a push for a $1,000,000,000 annual lottery. The plan would net the federal treasury about $250,000,000 and the states roughly $780,000,000. Phillips proposes a three-member lottery commission.
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Alfred N. Phillips
Federal
Treasury
Phillips
Bodcaw Varsity Falls 10-2 To Willisville In Opener
Willisville defeated Bodcaw 10 to 2 as Jean pitched shutout innings in the early go. Bodcaw scored on a third inning error by Willisville catcher and a later homer by J. H. Butler. Bodcaw’s next game is Saturday May 7 at home against Little Bodcaw. Local fans attended the senior play Wild Ginger and the final production A Lightning Chance is set for Friday May 6 to benefit the basketball team.
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Bodcaw High School
Bedcaw
Willisville
Jean
Bodcaw
Bailey
Thompson
Bunn
Bodean
Lavelle Bussy
H. H. May
Pepper Leads Pepper in Florida Democratic Primary
United States Senator Claude Pepper led in Florida's Democratic primary on a Roosevelt-backed ticket against Rep. J Marx Wilcox a critic of the New Deal. Early returns from 632 of 1376 precincts favored Pepper while Wilcox and other Roosevelt supporters trailed. Florida law requires a majority, else a runoff May 24.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Claude Pepper
Roosevelt
J. Marx Wilcox
Dave Sholtz
Finley Moore
Lake City
T. C. Merchant
Madison
Pepper
Wilcox
Shorts Moore
Merchant
Florida
Camden Officials Deny False Arrests in Petition
Camden Ark residents allege they were falsely arrested in Camden on April 28 and held without bond. They claim release only after State Patrolman Henry intervened and that officials offered to dismiss charges if no further action was taken. The petition says prosecutions aim to intimidate and harass petitioners. Police Chief announces senior class event and church address for May 8 with Rev. E B Jones as speaker.
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Camden
FB. H. Henry
Bodcaw
E. B. Jones
Maghalia
Padgett denies charges against IRS agents in Camden
E Padgett Tuesday night denied accusations by two Internal Revenue Department investigators that they were arrested here to intimidate. The agents face drunken driving, reckless driving, and disturbing the peace charges. Padgett said agents were not identified, jailed, bonded by a state officer, and claimed no grudge against them. Yockey and Wilson alleged offers to drop charges were refused, Padgett countered.
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E. Padgett
Internal Revenue Department
Padgett
Yockey
Wilson
Camden
Fire under desk at police headquarters
Firemen quickly tackled a blaze beneath a desk at the Pueblo police headquarters noting the police station sits beside the fire department. The incident prompted rapid response and minimal damage.
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Pueblo
Colo
Police
Prime Minister urges newspapers to curb foreign policy criticism
Neville Chamberlain told the Newspaper Society at its annual dinner to abstain from personalities when commenting on foreign affairs. He warned editors that foreign governments may view press remarks as tacit approval and urged reminders that their writings reach the very people they critique.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Society
H. G. Clarke
Chamberlain
Program Continuation for Farm Meeting Highlights
A continuation of the program outlines a series of farm and feed related topics. The schedule features Ree A. Hiarle presiding and covers feed crops storage stock handling and debt of discussions on milk cows home grown feed and markets. Several speakers including J R Pledger D C Neal G M Radford Bernard Hart Floyd Crause Miss Watkins and J W Rowland address duties from budgeting to inventories and record keeping with questions and adjournment following closing remarks.
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Ree
A. H. Wiarle
BR. Hionick
M. Daniel
J.R. Pledger
D. C. Neal
GC. Lemon
Mont- Bomery
G. M. Radford
Bernard E. Hart
Floyd L. Crause
Miss Watkins
Worley
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