Debts Message Nears Roosevelts War Policy Debate
A Roosevelt war debt message looms as Senate debates the stock market bill amid a North Dakota grain embargo injunction. Industrialists protest overreaching securities regulation urge amendments and warn of burdens on small firms, while Fletcher defends stricter controls and Reeded disclosures.
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National Dairy Products Corp
E. M. Atlen
Mathiesen Alkali Co
Roland J. Hamilton
American Radiator Co
Samuel W. Reyburn
Associated Dry Guads Corp
Bell Sanity
Here and There Wditorial On Samuel Insull and American fear
ALEX argues Insull is a grim warning about corrupt public business and the loss of freedom in modern America. The piece contrasts past boldness with present fear, condemns bribery and media complicity, and urges citizens to fight for honest public life while recognizing true heroes arise from ordinary people.
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Hope Men Join Broadway of America Motorcade to Dallas
Five Hope men join the Broadway of America motorcade to Dallas for the seventh annual Highway Association convention opening Tuesday in Dallas. The eastern half of the motorcade was greeted by Hope firemen and escorted through town toward Luck’s Toll. Officials and representatives from Hot Springs, McMinnville, Texarkana and San Diego travel with the group, which includes Esther Mitchell and Alta Smith. The convention will gather May 9 at Baker Hotel with leaders seeking a continental highway ribbon from New York City to San Diego.
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J. J. Walker
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Penn
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Hot Springs
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California
Sullivan Files for Read Overseer in DeRoan Township
LE L Sullivan announces candidacy for road overseer in DeRoan township in the Democratic primary on August 14. He cites 12 years in road building and a lifetime in the township, pledging full time and service to the job. He asks residents for support in the upcoming election.
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Hope Rawle
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DeRoan Township
Supreme Tribunal to Hear Long Case
Washington reports the United States Supreme Court will rule on a District of Columbia court action requiring Senator Lang of Louisiana to respond in a suit filed by Genet Sommtel PT Ansell and others. The proceedings involve alleged election conduct and related legal challenges in a sedate but active atmosphere.
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Peateye
Leng
Stunt Night Event at Hope High Monday
The postponed Stunt Night will be held at 7:30 PM Monday in Hope High School auditorium. The Gleebob Orchestra and Hope High students perform with varied acts from 4 girls’ voices to senior glee clubs. Events include skits by church and school groups, a wedding themed number, and a senior drama lineup.
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Arkansas Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Shank Appeal
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Supreme Court Monday did not land a decision on the appeal of Mark Shank. Akron Ghig attorneys say a decision is expected next Monday May 14 in the poison murder case involving four persons.
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Jean Harlow Quits Hubby No 3 in Incompatibility
Hollywood report that actress Jean Harlow and her third husband Harold G. Rosson have separated. She plans to seek divorce on incompatibility grounds. Harlow previously separated from Charles P. McGrew after marrying at 16, and her second husband, Fault Bern, shot himself to death months after their wedding.
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Harold G. Rosson
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Record Week on Farm Begun Here May 7 12
Hempstead county launches farm record week led by county agent Frank Stanley. Farmers statewide attend community meetings to learn record keeping for farm programs tied to price supports and government contracts. Committeemen assist in distributing books and describing duties under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. A required annual inspection by officials is planned, with reports due at year end.
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General J. W. Hollis Dies at 89 in Little Rock
General J. W. Hollis 89 former commander of the Arkansas division of the United Confederate Veterans died in Little Rock He was a Ouachita County native who lived with his son J L Hollis in the city Burial is planned in Ouachita County after retirement from business in 1925 and service as state commander in 1926 with tenure on the State Pension Board.
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Four Die When Private Plane Crashes Over Houston
In Houston Texas four people perished when a private plane crashed after a late Saturday flight. Miss Elva Carr and Mrs Lottie Wright led an all night search with farmer Gehring aiding. The victims were Fred Burnett 23, Bob Glyn 31, Gladys Wood about 20 and Leroy Grandy about 22. The plane departed around 11 pm Saturday and the wreckage was found at daybreak near the airport.
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Runaway Train Chased Ten Miles Averted Disaster
Horvie Ac hot of a railroad crew recounts a dramatic pursuit of a runaway train spanning ten miles. The Anperhatt Weekly features a thrilling account distributed with next Sunday's Chicago Ieraklaml Examiner. The piece highlights crew actions that prevented a catastrophe and underscores swift teamwork under pressure.
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Hope Delegation Heads to Rotary Conference in Memphis
A Hope Rotary delegation including Mr and Mrs Terrel Cornelius Mr and Mrs Max Cox Mr and Mrs Jim Henry Albert Graves newly elected club president and others will travel Monday afternoon to Memphis for a two day Arkansas Tennessee joint Rotary conference with international speakers on the program Wednesday and Thursday.
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Jim Henry
Albert Graves
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Home Lectures at Hempstead Lumber
Mrs. C F Hill of the Home Decoration Institute Pittsburg will give daily home chats to Hempstead County housewives this week at Hempstead County Lumber Company East Third Street. She will show how to salvage old chairs and furniture and restore beauty to walls wallpaper and woodwork. She has a color scheme set for each room and will lecture from 10 to 4 at the lumber company on Friday.
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Ex Utility King Insull Returns for Fraud Trial in Chicago
Ex utility magnate Samuel Insull returns to the United States after exile to face charges including using the mails to defraud and violations of federal bankruptcy laws. He arrives in Chicago amid warrants and a vow of vindication, insisting the errors were honest.
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Samuel Insull, Sr
Two Drown in Pool Near Texarkana
Mary Robertson 12 and her 20 year old brother Williford, both of New Boston, drowned while wading in a deep pool east of New Boston. Their father, Fred Robertson, said neither could swim. Rescue attempts by McWright and others failed. Dr W S Tyson said they were dead before removal.
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New Boston
Fred Robertson
W. S. Wright
Carl Tolbert
Herbert Weeks
W.S. Tyson
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Cotton Market News From New York and New Orleans
Cotton prices moved with July at 1124 and May up 24 points from the prior close while New Orleans listings show varied quotes. grain futures for Wheat July at 82 and Oats near 32. among stock quotations American Smelting, Am Can, AT&T, Chrysler, GM, U S Steel listed with mixed levels. local market notes include poultry prices for Hens Leghorn and Broilers per pound and eggs per dozen.
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