Business Leaders At Chamber Convention Question Deep Public Mood
Bruce Catton reports the United States Chamber of Commerce gathering shows leaders not angry at the New Deal nor fully confident. they expect a new president will need time and a broad plan to restore business confidence. They cite price, labor, and policy issues, calling for improved Washington cooperation and reforms.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Isack
Charles Beckus
New York
Coal Commission
Bockus
Fifth Avenue
Harper Sibley
U.S.” Chamber of Commerce
Western Union
New York Life
Rochester
National Labor Relation Board
Tle Labor Organations
Shay
Harry Hopkins
Eair
War Powers for President Would Create Autocracy
Senator Johnson cited a Moore letter to warn the senate foreign relations committee that conferring sole peace or war authority on the president would make the U S an autocracy. Stimson advised siding with Britain and France if war comes. Hopkins dismissed Chamber of Commerce pessimism as unrepresentative of most business leaders.
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Johnson
California
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John Bassett Moore
Department of State
Moore
Stimson
Great Britain
France
Long Court Docket Heard Monday
A two week docket of 35 cases disposed by Municipal Judge W K Lemiey included drunkenness liquor violations. Guilty pleas and fines ranged up to 50 dollars for untaxed liquor and assault charges. Several defendants faced bonds or appeals to circuit court, with multiple entries for drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
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Mongday
W.K. Lemiey
Inc
Rufus Boyd
Thornton Burns
Jesse Atkins
Everett Allen
Sellas Atkins
Rubert Shirley
Heartley Tood
W. J. Harris
Curtis Knox
Ellis Chrisman
Emmet Currey
M. B. Maxwell
Frank Bitile
Foster Curtis
Clem Howard
Wille Aings
Fincel
Bessie Mae Woods
Frankie Lee Briggs
Heartley Todd
Booth Williams
Lillian Wilson
Near
Fulton
Gray Carrigan
Tom Curtis
Elwood Fulks
C. E. Hamilton
R. H. Hantah
Stuart
Bob Patterson
Herman Gearland
Robert Johnson
David Delaney
Dave Ann Jones
Itose Alina Baker
Thought on wisdom and vanity by Audison
A compact reflection noting that the wise seek self-improvement while the fool aims to outshine others. The quote emphasizes inner merit over outward competition and ego.
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Audison
Cranium Crackers Newnes in the News
A fragment lists several names Alexander Cinca-Markeyieh Kenneth Johnson Grigore Gafencu Herbie Kay and Annabella Alonso, noting their prior prominence in the news. The brief hints at their continued feature but provides no clear context or events to describe.
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Alexander Cinca-Markeyieh
Kenneth Johnson
Grigore Gafencu
Herbie Kay
Annabella Alonso
Bon Mage
Rabies Warning for Two Townships
North Hempstead County warns dog owners in Redland and Mine Creek townships to keep dogs confined for several days due to a rabies outbreak. County health officer Dr J G Martindale and health nurse Miss Opal Cheek urge caution as mad dogs have spread the disease in the area.
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J. G. Martindale
Opal Cheek
Redland
Mine Creek
Presbyterian Men to Meet Tuesday
The regular monthly meeting of the Presbyterian Men of the Church will be held Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. Supper will be served by the ladies of the church and the featured speaker will be Blair Cargile of Texarkana. All members are urged to be present. An eight-year-old shorthorn cow in Bigland produced 41,641% pounds of MK in one year, averaging 57 pounds per week.
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Texarkana
Bigland
Japs Seek Axis Pact as War Alignments Grow
Tokyo sources report War Minister Ttagaki and Overseas Minister Kolsza signaled openness to an alliance with Germany and Italy, with a possible Japan-Italy-Germany military accord if Germany desires. In London, Britain hints at mediating a Polish Danzig settlement while seeking Soviet cooperation. Berlin notes talk of a Nazi Soviet alignment and a Rome Berlin axis strengthening amid Italy’s Milan accord.
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Kuniaki Kolsa
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Chamberlain
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Gernking
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Milan
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Hitler
Clano
Warsaw
Beck
Three More Dollars to High School Band Fund
The Hope High School band fund received another three dollars Monday from J I Green Capital Hotel and a cash contribution of 1 Wabig bringing the total to 6291 05.
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Hope High School
J. I. Green
Capital Hotel
Machiavelli and Hitler a Chronicle of Broken Faith
A historical newspaper piece analyzes Machiavelli's ideas on keeping faith against Adolf Hitler's actions since 1933. It contrasts promises with deeds, citing a chronology of German moves from Reichstag dissolution to annexations, treaties, and military actions, indicating a leadership guided by utility over loyalty.
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Reich
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Arei
Sudelens
Stubbeman Heads Hempstead County Fair Association
A. W. Stubbeman was elected president of the Hempstead County Fair Association at a city hall meeting attended by 52 farm leaders. The group endorsed extending the board to include community and civic leaders, and recommended holding the fair in the last week of September with premiums issued soon. Other executive members include Vice President Lee Garland, Secretary-Treasurer R. P. Bowen, County Agent Oliver L. Adams, County Demonstration Agent Melya Bullington, Mrs. Erle Turner, and Riley Lewallen. full board list to be announced.
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Hempstead County Fair Association
Lee Garland
R. P. Bowen
Oliver L. Adams
Melya Bullington
Erle Turner
Riley Lewallen
Soni
LaGuardia Opposes Abolishing WPA Principle
New York Mayor LaGuardia warned to Congress that ending the Works Progress Administration would be too terrible to contemplate. Speaking as chairman of the United States Conference of Mayors, he said cities could not be expected to increase their relief contributions if the WPA ended.
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LaGuardia
New York City
Works Progress Administration
Windsor to Speak on Monday Night in Verdun Broadcast
The BBC announced it would not relay the Duke of Windsor’s Monday night speech from Verdun to the United States. No reason given after long consideration of his first address since the 1936 abdication. The note hints at broader impacts on colleges from reduced bequests and gifts during a low mood era.
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London
Eng
British Broadcasting Corporation
England
Duke of Windsor
Verdun
France
United States
BBC
Mrs RW Bonds Buried Sunday in Blevins Arkansas
Mrs RW Bonds 48 of Blevins died Saturday night in Josephine hospital after a brief illness. A Hempstead County native, she leaves her husband two sons six sisters and seven brothers. Funeral held Sunday at Madbrook church with burial in Marlbrook cemetery.
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BR. W. Bonds
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Josephine Hospital
Hempstead County
Madlbrook Church
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Magnolia
Opal Hones
Phoenix
Sylvester Honea
Prescott
H. C
Fayetteville
Harlan
Finis
Chandier
Aria
Wilbur
Tucson
Calvin
Aja
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette Flips
Quiz asks readers to judge bridge party decorum and dating etiquette with answers. Topics include prize disclosure, hostess duties, person hygiene, temper control at a loss, spousal feedback, and escort behavior. The piece ends with recommended responses and a brief pep of best practice.
Hope Keeps Hempstead County Courthouse Move Victory
Arkansas Supreme Court upheld Hope's 1938 victory in the Hempstead county seat move from Washington to Hope. The ruling ends a 61 year legal fight, with petitions and appeals dating to May 5, 1938, and a June 11, 1938 election result. Washington still may seek a rehearing within 16 days.
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Hope
Hempstead
Washington
Frank Rider
Dexter Bush
Supreme Court
Little Rock
O. A. Graves
Steve Carrigan
George Btee
Baker
Land
Griffin Smith
Frank Smith
Mehaffey
Ari Ianvas
I Jd
Special Session Unlikely Bailey Says No Immediate Call
Governor Carl E Bailey stated the Arkansas legislature will not be convened in a special session over referenda petitions circulating in the date, except as a last resort, signaling low likelihood of a special session.
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Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
Arkansas
Hope Is Sustained by Supreme Court Reversals in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed Monday's April decision, directing the circuit court to declare Doyle H. son the Democratic nominee for county judge at the August 1938 primary, over S. L. Gladi. The opinion upheld poll tax and voter list rulings in Hempstead county, affirmed the 1937 certified voter list as the qualification standard, and noted national income at 90 percent of the 1924-29 average in early 1939.
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Avie Supreme Court
Monda
Doyle
H Son
S. L.‘Gladi
Jeter
Hempstead
Washington
Spe
Vy Cass
B R
Vance
W Ton
Alto
Ed’ Vin
Cotton futures open low then close at 8.86 bid
New Orleans prices show May cotton starting week at 8.86 bid and 8.88 asked, spot cotton finishing four points down to 9.26 after daily trading.
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