Senator Berry Opposes Spending to Restore Prosperity
Honest politician George Berry of Townshey United States senator faces re election in Temmessen. Once Roosevelt recovery coordinator, he denounces the spending program as doomed, urges sound economy, and argues government must limit patronage while aiding the nation. Berry warns of a difficult race and cautions against continuing costly public funds.
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George
Berry
Townshey
Unite States
Prinding Pressmen’s Union
Roosevelt
Temmessen
Senor Berey
Mange
League of Nations Urged to Aid China Amid War
Geneva reports call for League of Nations support under the covenant as Japan and Chinese forces clash along coastal provinces. Battles rage across central China with heavy bombardments, troop movements, and naval landings as both sides seek strategic advantages, including key railway corridors and port cities.
Fragmentary obituary notes and unclear family references
The fragmentary OCR mentions relatives including grandmothers and a daughter but is severely garbled. It references a wreath and visitors at a gathering but fails to establish clear names, dates, places, or a coherent event. The overall details are too incomplete to determine precise identities or relationships.
Methodists in New Rift Over Southern Church Merger
Atlanta lawyers file for incorporation of Loyal Southern Methodists to contest unification with other Methodist bodies. The laymen group claims to defend the Southern church identity and property, citing preservation of sacral church, property, churches, schools and hospitals, while denying ties to the new movement.
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Atlanta
Badtiern Methodists
G. Seals Aiken
Southern Methodist Church
Birmingham
John A. Mamnet
Ane
Arwen
Episcopal Church
Capital Steel
Four Million Jobs Promised Under FDR Program
Washington reports the administration plans a 3.054 billion dollar spending package to create about 4.1 million employment opportunities. The House appropriations committee released figures Tuesday, comparing to prior emergency payrolls. The measure faces House scrutiny as a probe into American propaganda activities moves forward. In Alabama, Dixon wins the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after Sparks withdraws, narrowing the gap to 8,600 votes behind the leading competitor.
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Washington
Jending Wi
House
Injured Benton player dies after head injury case
Curtis Carson of Liattun died in a Camden hospital from a fractured skull suffered when struck by a baseball bit during a Benton team game. Foster will be charged with murder. Carson had been unconscious since the incident and died after a sinking spell last Monday morning. He left a widow and sister.
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Curtis Carson
Benton
Camden Hospital
Camden
Ark
Liattun
Qom
Dak
Bas
Carson
Office
Foster
Bemton
Pala
Carsnon
Hescome Amery
Corion
Tyan
Heather
Tdl al Lenton
Bene Jan
Alcatraz Guards Portray Safety Duty and Daring Histories
A 1988 NEA feature by Archer profiles Alcatraz guards as a highly efficient custodial corps. The piece notes diverse backgrounds among staff, explains nicknames peers use for inmates, and highlights the tough, disciplined standards expected by the Justice Department.
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Ky Cape
Archer
Alcatraz
Copsright
NEA Service
San Francisco
Fogey
Cnter
Fort Mason
Pharmavis Jewele
Rays Northwest Mounted
Marna Ehiveh
Formes Carnival
Lanowe
Alcatra
Delicate Operation Performed to Save Baby Life
In Chicago a five week old infant named Elaine underwent a delicate operation aimed at delaying cancer spread in the brain. Doctors removed the left eyeball and tissue, planned X ray analysis of the eye, and considered saving the right eye. The family, led by father Morris Hershman and Dr Robert H Goad, faced a tense decision on whether to continue treatment or accept possible blindness or death.
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Cincago
Elaine Colini
Smaluer
Srugery Ak
Dyad
Heming
Robert H. Goad
Helwine
Catana
Mstelle
Atoel Abe
Morris Hershman
Ynanimenis
Cool
Alton Camp Remains at Hope Under Expanded CCC Plan
Washington announces a revised Civilian Conservation Corps program for April through September. Arkansas will host 36 camps, with reductions canceled after Congress approved an added $50 million appropriation, keeping 15 hundred camps nationwide in operation.
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Washington
Civiliary Conservation Corps
CCC
Arkansas
Robert Ochner
Feehner
Bureau of Biological Snow
Ina
National Forests
Ouchita National Pores
Eagleton
Mena
Crystal Springs
Jessievile
Waldvean
Oden
Ji Quark National Forest
Calieo Rock
Cass
Lost Corner
Dark
Onur
Sherman
Jasper
Hardy
Rosston
Ashdown
Pacahontas
Damascus
Heber Springs
Jonesboro
Russellville
Forrest City
Jacksonville
Hope
Magnolia
Monticello
Berryville
Charlotte
St. Charles
Sprouse declines offer to be Arkansas bishop
Dean Alaudy W. Sprouse of Grace Holy Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Kansas City declined Tuesday to offer to become bishop of the Arkansas diocese. He said the decision was difficult but that his work in Kansas City is the field where he should remain.
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Kansas
Dr Brinkley Sued After Man's Death
Eleanor Harris Billingston and Mary Harris Youngue sue John R Brinkley in federal court seeking 35730 for the death of Alpha Harris 73 after alleged improper treatment at Brinkley hospital January 5 and death in Nashville April 16 The daughters as executors also seek 50005 and 5750 reimbursement for hospital and medical expenses.
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Little Rock
Eleanor Harris Billingston
Mary Harris Youngue
Franklin, Ry
John R. Brinkley
del Rio
Texas
Juidghavatt
Alpha Harris
Harris
Brinkley Hospital
Nashville, Tenn
Prayer Service Move For Presbyterian Midweek
The Reverend Thomas Brewster announces the Presbyterian midweek prayer service will be held Tuesday at the usual time at Look instead of Wednesday.
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Thomas Brewster
Presbyterian
Tlook
Cotton Opens Lower In New Orleans Trade
New Orleans May cotton opened at 8.77 and closed at 8.74 bid with 8.76 asked. Spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged at 8.84 bidding.
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New Orleans
Cotton
Spot Cottens
Aidding
Alton and Washington Softball Teams Win Big Wins
Alton CCC Camp and Washington squads dominated Monday games at Fair Park and Garland School ground. Alton crushed Geo W Robison 22 to 3 at Fair Park while Washington rolled 15 to 2 over Moore Hawthornes at Garland. Washington led early, scoring in first and fifth innings.
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Mie
Alton CC
Washington
Fair Park
Old Garland School
Alton
Geo. W. Robison
Aston Boys
Robison
Fairpark
Candidates Have 24 Hours to File Practice Pledges
Deloit Taylor announced a Wednesday noon deadline for filing party pledges and ballot fees by candidates for state and district offices in the August Democratic primary. Governor Bailey halted use of state autos in revenue work and bought a private ferry to run free, proposing department cars be sold. Fred N. Mel Collum filed his corrupt practice pledge as a candidate for state senator from the 11th district.
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Little, Rock
Deloit Taylor
State Democratic Committee
Taylor
Marion Lobby
Piggott
Newport
Ark
Carl Bailey
Revenue Department
Powhatan
Bailey
Walnut
Ridge
Goverhorveandey
Black Rock
Walnut Ridge
Black River
Revenue
McCarroll
Clubwoman Found Gravely Injured in Texarkana Shooting
Mrs. Harry H. Williams, 60, Texarkana clubwoman and Modern Classics organizer, was found shot in her parked car two miles north on the Little Rock highway. An almost new .34 caliber pistol was recovered beneath her. a blood transfusion was given at Michael Meagher hospital. Williams bought the gun for 17.50, clerk Jewell Atkins said she hoped for protection. She is mother to five daughters including Anne Ida Williams of New York and Rich Ellis Fry of California. A negro reported finding her slumped in the car. the bullet entered the right temple and exited near the top of the head.
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Texarkana
Harry H. Williams
Little Rock
Clayton Northcutt
Williams
Jewell Atkins
Atkins
Telark
Thought on Punishment Deterrence from Tryon Essays
A brief note echoes the belief that certainty of punishment, not its severity, best deters crime. Tryon Editors warn that swift, predictable consequences are essential to curb wrongdoing.
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Tryon Eds
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