Kraft Phoenix Cheese Plans Milk Route Talks in Hope
Kraft Phoenix Cheese prepares to discuss milk route organization with southwest Arkansas farmers for the Hope cheese factory opening May 16. R F Berry, Kraft field man, arrives in Hope. he will meet farmers at the old armory site on South Walnut Street. Factory setup is nearly complete. Frank Kraft expects production within a week. Berry will launch an intensive field campaign in the area. The dairy extension department assists farmers with feeding, trench silos, and other dairying essentials.
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Recovery signs in heavy industry and rents in 1930s economy
This final installment notes renewed activity in America’s heavy industry with blast furnaces and rail. Yet recovery remains incomplete as old structures linger and capital seeks new ventures. Securities issuance shows rising totals and shifting rates, with Frances Perkins predicting further employment gains, especially in railway equipment.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Dhe Capital
Washington
Wall Street
Frances Perkins
German Air Giant on Way to U.S. Aboard Zeppelin Hindenburg
The giant airship Hindenburg began its first North Atlantic crossing from Germany toward the United States with 51 passengers and 56 crew aboard. Hugo Eckener commanded the craft as crowds watched, carrying mail, freight, two tons of provisions, beer, and wine for the voyage with arrival expected in New York.
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America
Associated Press
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United States
English Channel
Friedrickshafen
Germany
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Paul von Hindenburg
Eckener
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Friedrichshaftn
Aire
Almer Jens
Zeppelin Company
Munich
New York
Zeppelin
Reorganized Kiwanis Club Meeti ng in Hope
The first meeting of the re organized Kiwanis club of Hope was held Thursday at the Kwan-ut Hotel Barlow. Rev. George F. X. Strassner spoke on Kiwanis International aims and education. A. E. Stonequist presided as club president and members discussed strategies to grow local membership.
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Kiwanis Club of Hope
Kwan Ut
Barlow
Strassner
Kiwanis International
A. E. Stonequist
Rotary Club to Meet as Usual Here Friday
Hope Rotary Club will hold its regular Friday 12:30 meeting at Hotel Bar Lew. Club officers announcedThursday that the state conference in Hot Springs will be attended by many members, so the local meeting will proceed as scheduled to accommodate those unable to attend the conference.
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Hope Rotary Club
Bar_lew
Hot Springs
Lewisville
Willie Ray
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Allen Shipp
LaFayette Cour
H. H. Higgason
John
Hope
Governor to Head Guests at Fish Fry Dedicating Building
The new a uthorities building on highway 67 will host a 2 PM Saturday fish fry with Governor Futrell and state officials invited. A public dance Friday night at 9:30 supports the event, while office move-in begins Monday May 11. The WPA and State Highway Department built the brick facility, seating district offices and shops.
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State Highway Department
J. M. Futrell
Hances
WPA
Hope
Highway District
Highway
J. L. O'Neal
Hanson
W. H. Johnson
District Three
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John E. Buston
Mainetenance
J. A. Francis
W. A. Zass
B.C. Limerick
WEA
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Arkansan Supreme Court
Dave Block
Wyrme
Ann
State Highway Commission
Albert S Graves
Clyde Mann
Hempstead
Howard
LaFayette
Little River
Millyer
Nevada
Pike and Sevier
Carrigan Building
Elm Street
Weller moves to cut off co op supporters in Congress
Washington debate centers on the American Cotton Cooperative Association and 14 affiliates. Senator McKellar proposes congressional action to prohibit further federal aid, citing government transactions worth millions. Senator Bankhead counters, saying the co operatives serve farmers and pose no risk to government funds.
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American Cotton Co-operative Association
McKellar
Dent. Tunn
Esday
Bank Vead tDem
Alan
Centre Appropriations
Meo Jis
Tene
Just Fall
Vottan
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Bankhead
L D L & W locomotive explored near Vere
A Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad locomotive was examined south of Vere on Thursday. In Arkansas the state received over 230000 from the federal government to match funds for aid to dependent children and other welfare programs. In Niagara Falls the Prohibition party nominated Dr Leigh Colvin for president and Sgt Alvin York for vice president. In Morrilton H W Cook, 70, died in a hospital from gunshot wounds suffered in a fight with his son.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Vere
Klar Threeden
Little Rock
Arkansas
Niagara Falls, N
Prohihithin Party
Leigh Colvin
New York City
Alvin York
Morriston. Ark
H. W. Cook
Morrilton
Carl
Harry Campbell Nabbed by G Men in Toledo Capture
J Edgar Hoover announced Harry Campbell last of the Alvin Karpis gang was captured by federal agents in Toledo Ohio. Campbell and Sam Coker were taken to St Paul Minnesota to face charges in the Edward Bremer kidnapping. Campbell offered little resistance.
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St. Paut
ST. Paul
Minn
Karpis-Barker
Harry Campbell
Toledo
Chin
Government Mathunters
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Edgar] Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alvin Karpis
Sam Coker
Hoover
Capbell
Edward Bremer
Heaver
Plans Ready for Washington Homecoming Event
Plans are set for Washington's annual Homecoming to be held next Sunday. A large turnout of former citizens from the Washington Club of Texarkana is expected, with church services at the Presbyterian church and a Homecoming sermon by Rev. Thos. Brewster. Committees report strong interest. attendance is expected to surpass prior years. A separate event, a play titled When a Woman Deviled, will be staged at Oak Grove Church near Lupe on Saturday night May 1 for church funds.
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Washington Club of
Texarkana
Presbyterian Church
Thos. Brewster
First Presbyteria Church of Hope
Oak Grove Chrch
Lupe
Scout program budget drive planned for Hope and Prescott
A campaign to raise 400 for Hope scouting will launch next Tuesday with Glenn Durham as chair and 22 volunteers covering Hope. A parallel drive aims to raise 300 in Prescott to support advancement of scout work and local programs led by Q J Williams.
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Glenn Durham
Q. J. Williams
Durham
Hope
Hope City
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Prescott
Agihe
Progry Veld
Scout Chaster
Court
United States Ruins Puerto Rico Says Representative
U S lawmaker Marcantonio charges Puerto Rico would gain independence in 8 days with indemnity and continued free sugar imports. The bill echoes senate independence plebiscite proposals, arguing economic terms far better than existing bills while urging arbitration of new status.
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United States
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Joint Commission For Arbitration
Insular
Luis Munoz-Marin
Townsend Speaker Here 2:30 Sunday
J Q Black representing the Townsend chair age revolving pension plan announced a meeting at 2 30 p.m. Sunday in Hope city hall to explain the pension plan to the public. He said he came from Prescott and Arkadelphia to hold similar meetings, with the event in the city hall auditorium.
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Townsend
Townsend Chi Age Revolving Pension Plan
Hope City Hall
Pension PLC
Black
Prescott
Arkadelphia
Auditoriun
City Hall
WPA Battle Goes Before the House
Washington reports the $2,344,223,712 deficiency appropriation bill for relief, $1.425 billion, moved to the House floor for a WPA policy showdown. The appropriations panel cut $75 million from the $1.5 billion original request as relief activities shift to CCC. North Carolina shows the lowest WPA wage at $23.93 monthly, Arkansas at $26.40. Senate adopts Robinson Arkansas Centennial Commission resolution for $150,000.
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Appropriations Committee
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Roosevelt
CCC
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North Carolina
Arkansas
Senate
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Opposition Runs Quiet Campaign Tactics
Byron Price reports that the Democratic leadership hushes public rhetoric ahead of the convention. Roosevelt’s speeches are restrained and administration leaders avoid major announcements as Perkins hints at delaying unemployment relief proposals until next year. The pattern echoes traditional re election strategies as the party braces for the Philadelphia nominating event.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore
New York
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Roper
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Perkins
Chicago
Washington
Potomac
Arkansas Highway Commission funds upgrade for No 4 road
Little Rock Arkansas state Highway Commission allocated about 25000 to improve Highway 4 between Houston and the Quadilta county line. The work targets the ungraveled stretch from the Desha county line to Dierks with planned bridge construction and gravel surfacing. Bids will be sought soon for bridges while rights of way were set aside last year and grading will continue as funds allow.
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State Highway Commission
South Arkansas Good Roads — Association
House
Houston
Quadilta
Desha County
Dierks
Howard County
Camden
Nevada County
Jine
Rosston
Prescott
Hope
Rosston-Camden
Dudge E. H. Weaver
Hempstead
Nevada
Neal and DeLaughter
Walds, Ark
Two Thirds Rule Is Attacked Yet Again
Associated Press reports growing discontent among southern Democrats over preserving the two thirds rule at the national convention. Some fear abrogation could push a candidate disliked by southern states, while others urge dropping the precedent to avoid future veto power by northern and western factions. Continued discussion noted with references to Senator Byrd.
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Associated Press
Washington
Psi
Ccasional Friends
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Italy Plans Complete Annexation of Ethiopia
According to insiders in Rome, Italy will decree total annexation of Ethiopia this Saturday night, with Mussolini and cabinet ministers presenting the action to the League of Nations council in Geneva to bar discussion. Reports say Italian troops have seized control of the Addis Ababa Djibouti railway to the French Somaliland border. Civil Governor Named for former capital of Haile Selassie’s empire, the Italian military command in Addis Ababa has notified the American minister.
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Italy
Associated Press
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Ministe
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Geneva
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Washington
America
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Kitten Found Locked in Court Vault During Vote Recount
In Waukegan NL six principals including Stuc's Attorney Charles Mason and County Clerk Russ Alford faced a recount when a vault holding ballots was opened. Judge Perry L. Persons ordered entry and six keys unlocked the vault. A black kitten emerged, having been locked inside for three days, stunning those present.
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4PI
Perry L. Persons
Albert Weinberger
Stuc
Charles & Mason
Russ Alford
Good Roads Bring Trouble in California
Santa Barbara California widening highways and straightening curves raise crash toll says Ray Ingels director of the state motor vehicle department. Craigig lexicographer notes the word backwoods originated in Virginia.
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California
Ray Ingels
Italy
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Craigig
Virginia
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