World War Debts and Trade Policy Discussed at Kiwanis Banquet
Dr. Pierce Cline of Centenary College spoke at the Rotary and Kiwanis joined banquet on Tuesday night about U S export markets and a shift from war debts and tariffs to revive foreign commerce. He traced America's rise and fall as creditor nation from 1846 through postwar years, noting high wartime prices and loans to Allies, with total foreign investments and debts quantified, urging a policy to restore export markets without endorsing free trade or debt cancellation.
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Cmt
America
Pierce Cline
Centenary College
Barlow
United States
Nlt
Cline
Allevian
Ty Usb
Riguntic
Iheiy
Campaig n fund hearings resume over 1928 expenses
Washington bulletin reports a committee plans hearings on 1928 campaign expenditures of Bishop James Cumion Jr. in the wake of the sea misfortune. In California, Art Starbuck and Charles Parinulee, linked to the Pacific Mall line, were found dead in a mountainside wreck after a ski trip. fog is blamed for the crash.
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Waslington
Seame Campalan Fund
Bish
James Cumion, Jr
Burbank
Calif
Art Starbuck
Charles Parinulee
Ora
Here
Bank Suspects Taken in Battle Near Tahlequah
In a raid on a tourist cabin near Tahlequah Oklahoma an army of three sheriffs and fifteen deputies cornered four suspects wanted for the Leslie Arkansas bank robbery. A gunfight followed and all four were arrested. one carried 109 dollars on his person. Two suspects Clayton Trippey and Taylog were recently paroled from the state penitentiary at McAlester. The other two Fount Coolston and Silas Fountain had no known prison records. Guns and ammunition were found in the cabin. The Leslie bank was robbed on April 15.
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Tahlequah
Oklia
Leslie
Ark
Clayton Trippey Aidstoa
Taylog
Saate Pemitentiary
Met Alester
Fount Coolston
Silas Fountain
Tripley
Leslie Bank
President Fillmore Birthplace Located in New York
Cayuga County Historical Society announced it has located the birthplace of Millard Fillmore the thirteenth president of the United States in Summerhill near Wilnore Glen Auburn New York Marquis de Lafayette France recognized the cabin as Fillmore's birthplace based on the land and local family lore French said he played in the neighborhood in his youth and verified the site.
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Auburn
U.R
Cayugi County
Fillmore
Frepeh
Archery Association Names National Mascot Denise Robin Hood
Buffalo based Archery Association selects a national mascot from among regional contenders. The winner, named Denise Robin Hood, is the official mascot for the Junior Cross Bow Association and will represent the group at the national archery tournament in Chicago in August.
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Archery Association
Buffalo
Junior Cross Bow Association
Chicago West
Denise Robin Hood
Denise
Robin Hod
Erie
Niagara
Indians to Present Special Buffalo Dance
Indians of the Santa Clara reservation in New Mexico will perform a special buffalo dance as thanks to Interior Department officials for helping obtain buffalo hides for ceremonial dances. Yellowstone National Park officials sent a buffalo hide after a park buffalo died, and the hide was used for the principal dancer in the annual buffalo dance held in Pob. An additional hide donation may be given in the future to express appreciation to Yellowstone officials.
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Washington
Interior Department
Santa Clara
New Mexico
Yellowstone Naional Park
Buffalo Dance Which Was Held In Pob
Yellowstone National Park
Singing Postponed at Budean No 1 due to illness
Owing to sickness in the community the singing event planned for this Sunday at Budean No 1 has been postponed until Sunday May 24 the committee told The Star for Hone Weekvndiss.
Representative McCabe Dies From March Bullet Wound
LITTLE ROCK A state representative W A McCabe 50 of Baxter county died from a bullet wound to the heart two months after being shot in Little Rock His hospital recovery ended with pneumonia and heart injury He served as Mountain Home attorney and was a former state senator in 1921 and 1923 H G Lonsdale Atlanta Ga faces charges now murder after being accused of assault with intent to kill
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Little Rock
W. A. McCabe
Baxter County
McCabe
Mountain Hame
House
Saratoga High School Commencement Plans Detailed
Saratoga public schools close next Friday with a successful term ending at Okay auditorium. Eight seniors six girls and two boys will receive diplomas amid a program featuring Miss Claudia Rosenbaum, Walter Friels, Miss Carrie Spates, Miss Lillian Walkup, Miss Ethel Turner, Miss Clara Freeman, and Faster Cannon. The baccalaureate service was held at the Christian church with Dr. W. S. McNutt delivering the sermon. Senior class members include Foster Cannon, Hal Wallace, Clark Walkup, Currie Spates, Faye Addison, Ethel Turner, Clara Freeman, and Lillian Walkup.
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Nashville News
Saratoga Public Schools
Okay Auditorium
Claudia Rosenbaum
Walter Friels
Carrie Spates
Pinna Sale
Lillian Walkup
Ethel Turner
Old Chapel
Clara Freeman
Faster Cannon
J. B. Kaufman
Christian Church
Saratoga
W. S. McNutt
Foster Cannon
Hal Wallace
Clark Walkup
Currie Spates
Faye Adkinson
Izaak Walton League Convention Dates Set in Pen Yan
The 1931 New York State Izaak Walton League convention dates are announced as September 10 to 12 in Pen Yan. Expected attendance exceeds 300 members with activities including trout fishing swimming golf and rap shooting alongside convention business.
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Pen Yan
N. Y—Ur
New York State
Tewak Walten League
Gold prospecting in Yukon demands $500 to start
Gold discoveries near Carmacks Yukon were reported but entry to the district required a minimum $500 capital. The old prospecting days with simple tools are gone as miners must show substantial funds before being allowed to trek toward claimed gold areas.
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Juneau
Alaska
U.R
Yukon
Carmacks
Radio Set Aids Students At Urbana College
A large radio helps relieve humdrum hours in the College of Architectural Design at the University of... It plays jazz and classical tunes for students who work all day and sometimes at night in order to complete their tasks.
Mississippi Deacon Kills Wife and Daughters Then Self
A. W. Carter a 40 year old church deacon in Blue Mountain Mississippi killed his wife Nora Carter 38 and daughters Martha Gene Mary 5 and Anna Jefferies 5 a roomer with a hammer after stabbing them then took his own life Wednesday morning. He left a 1600 word religious exhortation urging salvation of sinners.
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Blue Mountain
A. W. Carter
Carter
Nora Carter
Martha Gene Mary
Anna Jefferies
Catholics Honor Arkansas Bishop in Silver Jubilee
Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia joined Bishop John B. Morris of Little Rock in Little Rock for the silver jubilee marking 25 years of service in Arkansas. A large gathering of church dignitaries and hundreds of priests attended with a civic reception planned for tonight and a banquet to close the celebration in Hot Springs Thursday night.
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Little Rock
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
John B. Morris
Arkanisans
Hot Springs
Planes Bring Fresh North Sea Lobsters to Europe
Le Bourget France report notes a surge in air transport of fresh fish and other perishables. Lobsters caught in the North Sea are loaded at Amsterdam for distribution to various European points, alongside Camembert cheese and hams.
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LE Bourget
France
Europe
North Sea
Amsteinin
Brothers Build Televise On Outfit In Neodesha
Ralph and Joshua Crowder brothers said to have built Neodesha s first radio receiving set have added to local fame by constructing a televise on outfit They report heat reception from Washington D C
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Neodesha
Kan
Ralph
Joshua Crowder
Washington, D. C
Australian rules may curb England to Australia air flights
Acting on an auditor-general report the Australian federal government may ban or heavily regulate long international flights between England and Australia. The move targets aircraft routes seen as impractical costly or unsafe under new scrutiny.
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Canberra
England
Australia
Negro Boy Admits Murder of Banker and Wife in Mississippi
Sheriff T C Doyle said Sam Green a 19 year old black house boy confessed to killing W B Wagner banker and merchant and his wife Mamie Wagner in their Water Valley home Monday night. Green named others but Doyle doubted the others and Green was moved for safety to Greenwood then reported missing to the public.
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Water Valley
Miss
T. C. Doyle
Sam Green
W. B. Wagner
Mamie Wagner
Green
Greenwood
Local Girl Honored For Scholarship
Miss Margaret Bell daughter of Mrs C E Bell will graduate this spring at Lindenwood College St Charles Missouri and teach in Hope High School next term She will receive a bachelor of science degree at Lindenwood next month and has been invited to join the Missouri Delta chapter of Pi Gamma Mu social science sorority based on scholarship This honor grants her a lifetime teacher's certificate regarded as among the highest achievements for an education student
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Margaret Bell
C. E. Bell
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Hope High School
Miss Bell
Lindenwood
Missouri Delta
Pi? Gamma Mu
Shawnee Mission relics offered to Kansas Historical Society
Old relics connected with the Shawnee Mission are presented to the Kansas Historical Society by William F. Main of Topeka. The society plans to send the relics to the mission near Kansas City, Missouri, where two buildings are state owned and preserved as a historical shrine.
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Topeka
Kun
U.P
Hays
Lenny Dow
Kansas Historical Society
Willian Fo
Kansas City
Gelich
Mexico board president honors longtime member at ceremony
Board member Kinmons, 84, helped dedicate the new Mexico High School and announced plans to retire after decades on the board of education. The board instead elected him president pro tem in recognition of his long service dating back to 187%.
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Mexico
S. Po. Kinmons
Board of Education
Hin
Ceritags
Tite
Audit of City To Begin In 10 Days
City council orders an audit of the City of Hope and the Hope Water and Light Plant to begin within ten days. F H Philbrick is named auditor. Mayor Vesey presided at the meeting with several personnel changes and a new ordinance loosening fuel station limits near public buildings.
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Philbrick
Hope
Hope Water & Light Plant
F. H. Philbrick
John P. Vesey
W. A. Lewis
Fred Webb
J. G. Martindale
P. B. Carrigan
R. N. Berry
Ira Halliburton
Lightning kills man near Gurdon
GURDON. Claus Dennis of Plainview Bell County an employee of Grady Garris Construction Company was killed instantly by lightning Tuesday morning when he sought shelter under a tree five miles southwest of here. He was working on a paying job on Highway No 67. He is survived by his mother one sister and two brothers.
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Gurdon
Claus Dennis
Plainview
Bell County
Grady Garris Construction Company
Here
A M McKamey Invited to Speak at Malvern
A M McKamey of this city has been invited to speak at First Baptist church in Malvern next Sunday May 10, it was announced Wednesday. A well known local railroad man he is a Bible student of high regard in this section. He has spoken in various churches in this facility.
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A. M. McKamey
First Baptist Church
Malvern
McKamey
Summerall to Speak at UNC Institute of Human Relations
General Charles P. Summerall, recently retired chief of staff of the United States Army, and Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for the Presidency in 1924, are listed among speakers for the second quadrennial Institute of Human Relations to be held at the University of North Carolina May 3 9.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Charles P. Summerall
United States Army
Norman Thomas
University of North Carolina
Fire destroys historic Seattle amusement park site
A devastating fire swept through the Natuterign at Sun Park on Elliott in Seattle, destroying an amusement resort once popular in bygone days when women wore long skirts. The indoor swimming pool heated by sea water was the last surviving structure on the park site.
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Seattle
Iur
Natuterign Ab Sun Park
Elliott
Indore
Touchdowns Illegal in Peoria Football Play
In Peoria Arizona a local football scene reports hundreds of touchdowns but none legal. Players argue the short field meaningfully reduces scoring while noting the field length once measured at 83 yards.
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Peoria
Ariz
U.P
Andy
Colloid Chemists to Meet in Columbus Ohio
Colloid chemists of the United States will meet at Ohio State University from June 11 through 13 for the ninth colloid chemistry symposium of the American Chemical Society.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Ohio State
American Chemical Soviety
Western Union Establishes Temporary Offices After Fire
Following a midnight blaze that destroyed its East Second street offices, Western Union Telegraph Co. sets up temporary wire service at the Missouri Pacific depot and plans temporary offices in the building adjoining Hotel Barlow on Elm street. The Postal Telegraph remains at East Second street, untouched by the fire. Western Union uses Missouri Pacific depot for inbound and filed messages via courtesy of the railroad.
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East Second Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Missouri Pacific
Telephone
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
Barlow
Elm Street
Bearden Fined Over Gun Charge After Driver Contention
Texarkana reporting on Jim Bearden former Hempstead county sheriff and state highway agent. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs in municipal court on a pistol toting charge and appealing to circuit court with bond set at 150 dollars. Bearden argued he remained connected with the highway department and entitled to carry a gun. Sheriff Harris testified Bearden was seen with two guns while Bearden admitted last pay was March. officials later took his badge and commission.
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Texarkana
Jim Bearden
Hempstead
State Highway Department
Bearden
Highway Department
Waller Harris
State Line
Broad
State Department
H. M. Barney
Walter Harris
Barney
Ras Strong
Seven World War Aces Remain in Army Air Corps
Washington reports that from the original 72 American airmen of World War I, seven stay in the Army Air Corps. Of 53 living, 7 are on active duty and 13 in the Air Corps reserve. the seven credited with 40 enemy planes include Clayton Bissell Langley Field Virginia Arthur E B Easterbrook Panama Philippines Harald H George France Field Panama James A Healey Duncan Field Texas Frank O D Hunter Rockwell Field California Martinus Stenseth Washington militia bureau and Vigler H Strahm Selmvidgy Field Michigan.
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Washington
Army Aar Corps
Air Corps
Clayton Bissell
Langley Field
Arthur EB
Eastersbrook
Philippines
Harald H. George
France Field
Panamna
Junes A. Healey
Duncan Field
Tex
Gopi
Frank O'D. Hunter
Rockwell Field
California
Martinus Stenseth
Militia Bureau
Vigler H. Strahm
Selmvidgy Field
Mich
Amateur sets British gliding record in Dunstable
F. Buxton, an amateur, piloted a glider at Dunstable in an air show to stay aloft for 21 minutes and reach a height of 250 feet, setting a new British record.
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Dunstable
Eng
F. Buxton
Inferno destroys Betts building in Secord district blaze
A three hour fire in the Secord district caused severe damage on Second and Division streets. The J H Betts estate building suffered major loss up to 10 000 for the Western Union Telegram company and other tenants. Firemen battled the blaze amid falling debris and mysterious explosions before extinguishing the flames. The Betts estate plans immediate rebuilding while a nearby vacant residence also burned briefly.
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Secord
Bownleway District
J. Ht Betts
Walnut
Western
Union Telegram Company
Drake
Elbert
Crutchfield
Nent
L. A. Foster
Offic
F. Huntley
Jutice
Peice
A. L. Betts
Postal Telegraph Company
L. M. Lile
Lile
Second Street
Betts
QO. A. Graves
Uptown
Jan South Main Street
Pat and
Kemp Casey
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T. WV. Hernan
Kiwanis Club
Rotary and
Business & Professional Women's Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association
W. A. Bowen
Feild
Merutton
Elizabeth Harrison
Business & Professional Women's Club
Geo. W. Ware
Rothy Club
W. A. Andersen
Bulletins
President Fillmore’s
Rep. McCabe
Georgia
Izaak Walton
Gertrude Lamont
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Eskridge Saltzman
New York
President Hoover
Charles McKay Saltzman
Radio Commission
Hoover
Mississippi
Arkansas
Morris
Brother Amateurs
Council
Summerall
City Department
Western Union Telegraph Co
Miller County
Hinde
O. L. Wyatt
Fire Department
Wachmen of the World
Division Street
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