Washington sheriffs rally for a national economic reconstruction act
Bruce Catton reports a quiet push by the American Association for Economic Freedom to mobilize sheriffs behind a national plan aimed at ending unemployment and restoring prosperity through centralized government action. The draft Industrial Reconstruction Act would create a National Reconstruction Commission, industry planning boards, government guarantees, and licensing, with private ownership and profits retained but tightly controlled.
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Washington
American Association For Economic Freedom
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Church
John A. Ryan
Stephen S. Wise
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Par II, Douging
University of Chicago
William Allen White
The
Emporial Gazette
William A. Sweet
Colorado
Frank P. Walsh
New York Power Authority
W. Jett Lauck
Washington Economist
Pature
Pesaciaion
House
Senate
Aserien
National Reconstruction Commission
Government Assurance Corporation
Il Duce Exalts Italian Power On Army Day Parade
Premier Mussolini hailed Italy's strength during Army Day ceremonies in Rome, pledging decisive resolve and joint vigor with Germany amid the Milan pact discussions. The day featured a bold parade as 20 000 troops and modern war machinery showcased fascist might, with German officers observing. Pope Pius XII urged peaceful diplomacy from Vatican City, while diplomats weighed the Milan alliance's short and long term effects on European power dynamics.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Mary
Hiller
Europe
Virginio Gayda
Il Giornale
dTlaila
Foreign Office
Rome-Berlin
Milan
Gayda
Guyda
Germany
Danzig
Pomorze
Poland
France
Canier
Gayida
Layora Fascista
Japan
Waly
Berlin
von Brauchitsch
Cesare di Roma
In Duce
Cranium Cracker Occupations Puzzle
Five occupations listed with descriptive phrases. Identify fitting roles: ophthalmologist treats eye diseases. voyageur travels worldwide for surveys. joiner finishes house woodwork. antiquity student studies ancient times. botanist studies plants and herbs. cooper makes barrels. policeman enforces law. farrier cares for horses. surgeon performs eye operations. Answers on Page Dyo.
Gray, Union Pacific Head, Dies Suddenly
Gray Court R. Gray, 24, vice chairman of the Union Pacific Railroad board and former president, was found dead in his hotel room Tuesday morning. Associates discovering him around 10 am believed heat caused his death.
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Washington
R. Gray
The
Union Pacific Railroad
Gray
Referendum Petitions Must Be Filed at L A
Secretary of State C G Mall announced that referendum petitions must be filed in his office in Little Rock by the sponsor to receive receipts. He will not accept petitions by mail.
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Little Rock
C. G. Mall
Kidnap Threat Menaces Evalyn McLean Daughter
A series of kidnap threats against Evalyn McLean daughter of Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean of Washington D C prompted assignment of a special detective detail to protect the girl and her mother on Tuesday.
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McLean
New York
Evalyn McLean
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Washington, D. C
Cluster of peaches from McLarty orchard near Nashville
An eight inch branch bearing seventeen peaches was sent to The Star office Tuesday from the J M M McLarty peach orchard three miles northwest of Nashville. The peaches are of the Pair Bounty variety.
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Star Office
J. MM. McLarty
Nashville
A Thought From Addison On Self Shine And Pride
A concise reflection from Addison cites the wise man seeking inner shine while the fool aims to outshine others, urging prudent self-mastery over outward display.
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Himsell
Addison
65 Students to Be Graduated in Hope This School Year
The Hope school district will graduate 65 students this year including 27 boys and three girls. Commencement is May 28 at Suenger theater with Rev. Kenneth L. Spore delivering the sermon. Graduation exercises June 1 on the high school campus, with James H. Pilkinton as speaker.
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Hope School Board
North Central Association
Suenger Theater
Kenneth L. Spore
First Methodist Church
Senglor
Army Doctors Address Hull at World Medical Congress
Secretary Hull told a global convention of military physicians to train him in urging all peoples to end war. The address was read at the 10th International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy. Town Clerk Joggins notes no candidates have offered for mayor or council seats as terms expire.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Welsare
Public
National
Bituminous Cane Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Foreign Commerce Service
Department of Commerce
Foreign Agricultural Service
Department of Agriculture
Department of State
Department
Foreign Service
Rural Electrification Administration
Inland Waterways Corporation
Department of War
Federal Security Agency
Fox
Office of Education
National Emergency Council
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Fisheries
Biological Survey
Hull
Joggins
Patrick
Department of m Municipal Affairs
Twihee
RJ. Melansor
Mind Your Manners Im Reg UG Pat 08
Test your knowledge of social usage with questions about dress, handwriting, invitations, and etiquette. The piece answers every scenario with direct guidance, emphasizing formality for serious correspondence and safety in dress choices at social meals.
Campaign Completed Here in Hempstead County
Miss Hattie Anne Feild Hempstead county chairman of the Early Diagnosis Campaign of the Arkansas Tuberculosis Association announced the completion of the drive in Hope and Hempstead county. She thanked committee members and urged ongoing health vigilance and cooperation with tuberculosis organizations through the year. New cases were located and are receiving treatment, with emphasis on eradicating TB and raising Tuberculosis Christmas Seals to boost future campaigns.
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Hattie Anne Feild
Hempstead County
Arkansas Tuberculosis Association
Miss Feilds
Hemptstead County
Miss Feild
Hope
Hempt Stead County
Hoss
Hempstead
Chanute Tribune Helps Solve Postal Letter Mixup
The Chanute Tribune reports a postal deciphering effort prompted by a letter addressed to the newspaper at Chenook Kans arriving on time. The piece highlights Uncle Sam's postal department involvement and confirms timely delivery.
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Chanute
Kas
Chanute! Tribune
Uncle Sam
Chenook, Kans
Ancient tombs may aid air raid shelters in Alexandria
Ancient Graeco Roman tombs and outauourli may be repurposed as air raid shelters in Alexandria if a recommendation from the AAP committee is adopted.
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Alexandria
Outauourli
AAP
Columbus Seniors to Graduate Friday
Columbus High School holds its graduation Friday night May 12 with State Senator James Pilkinton as speaker. Seniors listed are Stina Allene Walker Martha Griffin and Troy Stout. The program includes Salutatory Valedictory Diploma presentation and Benediction with a baccalaureate service held May 7 featuring Rev W I Small Dr Thomas Brewster and Hope Presbyterian choir.
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Columbus High School
James Pilkinton
Stina Allene Walker
Martha Griffin
Troy Stout
W. I. Smarl
Allene Walker
Claudia Agee
Helen Crows
Sam Young
Vera Solo
Margaret Simns
R. C. Stuart
Stuart
P. Rogers
W. I. Small
R. Young
Hope Presbyterian Ehoir
Thomas Brewster
McNeil
Scout Council Plans Public List of Donors and Court of Honor
Hare district Council of Boy Scouts meets to publish a full donor list within 19 days, needs about $1000 yearly for a complete program, with many solicitors yet to report. Court of Honor tentatively planned for the last week of school at Oglesby school building to inspire 4th to 6th graders with merit badges and promotions.
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Hare
Oglesby
Cotton closes steady as New Orleans market updates
New Orleans cotton trading on Tuesday shows spot prices steady with minor gains as middling grade reaches 8.92 and futures drift, with the market pegged around B80 for nearby sessions and a 16 point rise observed in some quotes.
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New Orleans
Hammond Resigns as Local Pastor Amid Board Rejection
Rev. Vernon A. Hammond resigned after thirty-two months as pastor of the First Christian church of Hope citing reorganizing plans and a ten year program. The official board unanimously refused the resignation and granted Hammond a paid thirty day vacation. Hammond and his wife will relocate to Hope's new pastorate by September 1 1996 following revival led by Rev. L O Leet.
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Vernon A. Hammond
First Christian Church
Hammond
Henve
Leesville
Lia
L. O. Leet
Texarkana
Rev. Leet
City of
Hope
Rectified Liquor Tax Opinion Prompts Inquiries
Attorney General Hult says the state may collect a five cent per gallon excise tax on liquor passing through rectifying plants. Prosecuting Attorney Johny Butt pursued an opinion after raiding a rectifying plant at Sulphur Springs, seizing 877 cases of whisky and gin and alleging unpaid state tax.
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Little Rock
Hult
Johny Butt
Ver Holt
Swphur Springs
Sees Adolf Hitler as a Changed Man
Pulitzer prize winning foreign correspondent Louis P. Lochner argues Hitler evolved from a Prussian reformer to an Austrian leaning ruler by 1949. The piece notes shifts in private life and tastes toward lighter arts, citing parties at the Kehlstein, Bereh, Dreesen Hotel, and Berlin.
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Willer
Berlin
Wrter
Hitler
Louis P. Lochner
Adolf Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Hapsburgs
Erich Ludendorff
Kehlstein Mountain
Berehisgagen
Dreesen
Godesberg-in-the-Rhine
Bisy
Miriam Vernetd
Marlon Daniels
Billy McKay
Moldy Lavelle
Pera A
Hope Board Deadlocks On Superintendent Nomination
The Hope school board failed to elect a superintendent after a three to three vote for Miss Beryl Henry. The six member board adjourned Monday night with plans to reconvene on May 15 to continue the bid.
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Hope
Beryl Henry
Hope School
Miss Henry
J. P. Duffle
Robert M. LaGroni
P. Young
A. A Albri
Cotton Proves to Be a Good Pavin
VORT McCLELLAN Alabama report notes cotton fabric acts as binder on asphalt runways, tested through summer heat and weather. Army experts say cotton paving prevents lesions and waves, offering a cheaper alternative to concrete, with potential to expand use at military airfields and increase bale capacity.
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Vort McClellan
Ala
Simon B
Buckner Jr
Phalt
U. S Army
Ayia
Hobbs
Windsor Speech Praised by French Officials in Verdun
In Verdun France the Duke of Windsor earned hearty congratulations from French officials for his plea broadcast to "save humanity from the terrible fate." The French press joined British papers in giving prominent display to the brief address delivered Monday night with no overt commentary.
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Verdun
France
Duke of Windsor
Brltish
Crude Oil Rates From Lewisville Reduced
The Missouri Pacific Cotton Belt and Rock Island railroads were authorized to cut crude petroleum rates from Lewisville to El Dorado for storage from 13 to six cents per hundred pounds. A hearing was set for May 1 on the Southeast Arkansas Freight Line Inc request to post 3 16 cents per hundred pounds from El Dorado to Little Rock for petroleum products. A decoration service is planned in Columbus next Sunday, May 14, with all invited.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Corporation Commission
Mons Day
Missouri Pacific, Cotton Belt and
Rocksland Railroads
Lewisville
el Dorado
Tiotien
Southeast Arkansas Freight Line Inc
Lille Rock
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Oceanside
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