Roosevelt Prefers Radical Fiscal Policy Over Bonus Veto
The piece argues Roosevelt may veto the Patman soldiers bonus bill to avoid debt growth, diverging from prior presidents who resisted treasury demands. It contrasts inflation risks from currency expansion, labor impacts, and wealth effects, noting the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars support for the bill while warning of political and economic consequences.
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America Legion
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Glawlys
United States
Navy Censorship Keeps Silence on Pacific Air Fleet
The Navy sealed all channels Friday to hide the 46 seaplanes from Pearl Harbor en route to Midway for the 1935 fleet war games. Weather officials warned of possible storminess as the armada, led by VP 10, formed a long flight across the Pacific, with secrecy surrounding departure and目的 destinations.
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Pacific Air Fleet
Honolulu
United States
Pearl Harbor
Midway Islands
China
Americur Envy
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Midway Island
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Hawaii
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Pearl Tarbor
Alengan Islands
Alaska
Big Pines
Poters
Finass
Oakland
Calif
State Band Meet Opens as 100 Youthful Musicians Arrive
Hot Springs Arkansas hosts a state band meet with 100 young players from 22 towns and 30 high schools. Friday night marching contest and Saturday parade are planned as visitors and residents anticipate the colorful event. Hope Boys Band with 24 members travels to participate, led by organizers and accompanying chaperones.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Hope Boys Band
Arkin
Bng
Ralph Rowton
Wred Luck
Ruel Oliver
Hope Band
Wall
L. BE Crumpler
Hope Organization
Artival
Aut Springs
Veterans Appeal for Telegrams Over F D Veto Battle
Washington faces a flood of telegrams urging President Roosevelt to sign or veto the Patman cash bonus bill. The White House awaited the senate version as backers press to prevent defeat while Roosevelt consulted financial advisers and prepared for a possible veto.
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Washington
White House
Patman
Roosevelt
Senate
Financi
Clash Over Patman Bonus Bill Sparks White House Fight
Washington reports a looming clash between Congress and the Roosevelt administration over the inflationary Patman bonus measure. President Roosevelt plans a veto, while supporters push to override, rallying public telegram campaigns and warnings of new taxes. Veterans groups mobilize to press the bill, with leaders aiming for broad telegram campaigns to sway lawmakers.
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Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Senate
Patrionites
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Poreign Wars
Frank N. Balgrang
American Legion
Wih
Morgenthiu
Lige Dame Surrenders After Jail Break
POCAHONTAS Ark Lige Dame Jr surrendered a day after crawling through a county jail wall to gain freedom. He had been an accessory in burglary charges tied to a Randolph County fire. Dame later pleaded guilty in juvenile court and was sentenced to five years in a state program with remaining time in a boys industrial school.
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Pocahontas
Ark
Dolph County
Lige Dame, Jr
Dame
Burghary ii
Randolph Batel
Bledsoe
Boys’ Industrial School
Negro Slain by Farmer. Coroner Frees Hembree
Lat ter Tells Investigators Haywood Logan twenty two, a negro, was shot and fatally wounded by Hiram Hembree, a farmer near Hope. Inquest found self defense. Testimony said Logan cursed and attacked with a hatchet. Hembree fired twice, first hit in heart, second in left hip. Hembree feared for his life and had slept little.
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Hiram Hembree
Hope
Hembree
Handicaps Set for Hope Tourney With Grand Prize
Handicaps posted for the Hope golf tournament to be played Sunday at 1 pm. Twelve foursomes compete for a grand prize awarded to the player with the low net score after applying handicaps. Readouts list multiple players with varied handicap ratings from 1 to 18 and higher across teams.
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Itringer
Henry
Davis
Jewell
Mammons
White
Moore
la Greene
Smith
McCorkley
Dr. Henry
Hospital Employee Drunk Discharged in Arkansas Case
In Little Rock, State Hospital for Nervous Diseases chief A. C. Kolb announced the discharge of A. B. Bowden after his Fort Smith arrest while en route with a patient. Bowden faced driving while drunk charges and the hospital stated it bears no interest in the trial outcome. The doctor noted another worker, B. S Overlan, was sent to retrieve the patient, who escaped a month ago and was recaptured in McAlester, Oklahoma. Bowden had served many years and was trusted, and the incident prompted a prompt discharge.
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A. C. Kolb
Hosiptal
A. B. Bowden
Fort Smith
Kolb
B.S Overlan
McAlester
Oklo
Bowden
Democrats Decide Nine Months for NRA Extension
Congress debates NRA extension as Senate Democrats back a nine month period while House leaders favor a two year extension. Finance Committee pushes for limited code changes and broader public credit control, with public debate and potential delays in enactment.
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Senate Priday
Martanet S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
Federal Trade Commission
Robinson
House Ways and Means
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Benk
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Martinez S. Eccles
Feder Reserve
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Five injured when logging truck overturns on Magnolia highway
ED DORADO Arkansas reports a logging truck veered and overturned near here injuring five Negro occupants. The driver Aquires Nesbitt and others are injured as responders rush to the scene.
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Ark
Aeris Nesbitt
Magnolia Highway
Here
Ethiopia mobilizes troops near Italian frontier says Rome
An official sounding article claims Emperor Haile Selassie is rapidly massing Ethiopian troops near Italy's African colonies. The piece reports tens of thousands mobilized and large stocks of war materiel prepared, much said to be supplied by Germany.
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Burlesque Letter Targets Rotary Club Read At Luncheon
A burlesque letter claiming to name a "who's who arsonist" was read at the Rotary club luncheon in Hotel Barlow. The unnamed author slipped the letter to A. H. Washburn, who passed it to Rey Anderson to read aloud. The act opened with an attack on Anderson and then targeted most of the 30 Rotarians. Vice-President Ed McCorkle chaired the meeting.
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Hotel Barlow
A. H. Washburn
Rey Anderson
Sloud
Anderson
Ed McCorkle
Albert Graves
Ladd Miller
Helen McRae
Kate Scott
Holland
Nick Jewell
Dick Watkins
Thomas Brewster
Arkadelphia
Hope
Wash Tubbs Dangers Bring Heroes Low in Daily Comic
In this strip, Wash Tubbs and Magy face a sudden setback when Lawyer J O Watson disrupts their inheritance plans. The mood plummets as obstacles mount, yet the narrators promise a path forward, inviting readers to follow the next installment for resolution.
Red River Lapping Top of Levee for Stretch 3 Miles
The Red River rose threateningly extending flood danger from Sampson’s farm four miles south of Fulton to Garland City. Levee near Sampson’s farm held but sections were overflowing and a new break was repaired. About 230 men including 150 from Hope labored along the Fulton to Sampson’s farm stretch as flooding extended into Hempstead and Miller counties. Dozens of farm lands were inundated with hundreds of acres affected and authorities warned of higher water with more rain forecast.
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Garland City
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Toll “Bridge
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Rankin
Reed
H. H. Orton
Little River County
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Temple Plantation
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Bridge
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FERA
Dooley’s Ferry
Texarkana
Miller County
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Highway Department
Rabid Cow Killed by Pine Bluff Officers
Pine Bluff Arkansas police chief Galligher and Special Officer Gray killed a rabid cow on Thursday. Authorities noted rabies has caused the deaths of nearly 160 dogs in Pine Bluff and surrounding areas recently.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Galligher
Gray
Cotton prices ease in narrow opening on Friday markets
New Orleans opening prices held near Thursday close with May at 11.88 and July 21.90 while October and December hovered around 11.69 and 11.74. New York Dalton futures opened barely steady with May around 4, July 11.96, and December 11.79 as liquidation outweighed buying amid shifting view.
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New York
Liverpool
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