Campaign of 600 dollars for local scouts drive
Hope drive aims to raise 400 dollars for paid scout workers in the Hope area with committees order to reach the goal by Wednesday night. Early report shows 175 dollars raised from many local supporters including Roy Anderson and J. Duffie while businesses and individuals contribute to the effort following a Monday city hall meeting led by Scout Executive W. H. McMullen.
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Hope
Hope Territory
Hope City Hall
W. H. McMullen
O. A. Graves
Rufus Mymdon
Thomas Brewster
Roy Anderson
Lynway Armstrong
Fay Hammons
Rufus Herndon
Albert Graves
J. R. Henry
Fred R. Harrison
Jimmy Jones
Denman to Oppose Robinson for U S Senate
Prescott lawyer Bill Denman former Huey P. Long aide announced Tuesday his candidacy against Joe Robinson for the United States Senate. He pledged to file his party pledge and fee and said a formal platform statement would follow later in the afternoon.
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Little Rock
Denman
Prescott
Law Porter
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
United States Senate
Joe T. Robinson
Denmin
Sted
Auxiliary District Meet Wednesday in Amaritan district
The 12th District conference of the Amaritan Legion Agenney opens at 1 pm Wednesday with a luncheon in Hotel Barlow. Guests include Mrs. O L Bod enframer, shire presidy Robert Fowell of Texarkana district president. AML members urged to attend. Reservations via Mrs. Arthur Swankee.
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The
Amaritan Legion Agenney
Barlow
O. L. Bodenframer
Robert Fowell
Texarkana
AML
Arthur Swankee
Tom Terral Seeks Arkansas Governorship Again
LITTLE ROCK An announcement Tuesday afternoon confirms former Arkansas governor Tom Terral will seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He pledges a platform calling for tax reform, free text books, hospitalizations for youths, shorter terms, old age pensions, abolition of poll taxes, and toll bridge reductions.
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Little Rock
Tom J. Terra
Arkansas
Kenya
Phones Repaired After Weekend Rain Damage
Emergency crews repaired most of 95 Southwestern Bell telephones damaged by last weekend’s rain and wind in the area. District manager W. Sheppard said only three lines remained out Tuesday morning, with repairs expected by Jean. The storm caused its worst damage in four years to the firm. In other news, ancient Yupik rock formations on Kudiak Island, Alaska, have been uncovered by researchers.
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Southwestern Bell Company
Sehich
W. Sheppard
Hop Ter Rismy
Ube
Jean
Three More Arrested in Cattle Theft Ring
Three new arrests were made in Hempstead County as part of ongoing cattle theft cases led by Sheriff Jim Bearden. Lester and William Grines, near McCaskill, confessed to stealing a cow from Claude Bradley. Jim Woods of Washington market faced charges of accessory before and after the fact to grand larceny as the investigation links the 200-pound dressed yearling to Woods market. The hide was recovered by Deputy William Robins and identified by Bradley. Police anticipate further arrests as three additional cases are pursued.
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Jim Bearden
Hempstead
Washington
Lester
Wiliam l Grines
Near McCaskill
Claude Bradley
McCaskill
Alyy
Jim Woods
Gaines Brothers
Woods
Woods Market
Woods Tuenis
Nashville
William Robins
McCarkill
Negro Sought for Shooting Another on South Mazel Street
Police hunt Julius Suttle, 21, after he shot Elbert Jones, injuring his stomach with a belt buckle fragment. The two men, tied by a week of feud over a girl, met on Monday afternoon near South Mazel Street. Jones was unarmed and fled home as Suttle fired the last round.
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Julius Suttle
South Side
Elbert Jones
Jones
Suttle
John L Hughes to Speak at Tsovluek Church Dinner
John L Hughes of Henton Arkansas famed for wit will be principal speaker at the monthly Tuesday night dinner at the Presbyterian Church in Tsovluek. Program arranged by N Lh. Jowell and C. Co. Lewig with Mrs. Frank Ward's Circle of the Ladies' Auxiliary serving.
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Johie Hughes
Henton
Ark
Tsovluek
Presbyterian Church
N. ‘Lh. Jowell
C. Co. Lewig
Frank Ward
Lax Dies
Experiments in Homestead Programs Face Mixed Results
A five part NEA series by Rodney Dutcher examines the Resettlement Administration under Tugwell. Early ideas on subsistence homesteads and planned communities faced delays and mixed success as RA shifted toward agricultural‑industrial and later agricultural cooperatives.
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Resettlement Administration
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
NBA Service, Inc
Sost
Rexford G. ‘Tugwell
Tugwell
Mrs Holderness Reported Critically Ill in Local Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Stig Helderness formerly of Hope is said to be in critical condition at Lite Rock hospital on Tuesday. She is the eldest daughter of Captain Thomas H. Sinoms, Jupiterly of this city, and widow of the late Aubert L. Hokterness.
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Elizabeth Stig Helderness
Hope
Halderness
Thomas H. Sinoms
Aubert L. Hokterness
Contested Hempstead Liquor Election Bond Filed
A three signatory bond for Hempstead county liquor election contestants was filed with County Clerk Ray McDowell. Attorney John P. Vesey represents the contestants. Signers include N. P. O'Neal, Dr. J. H. Weaver, and L. C. Sommerville. County court resumes Wednesday May 27 before County Judge H. M. Stephens. Advocates urge local option liquor legalization in February election amid votes cast. The suit, in the name of N. P. O'Neal and 41 others, alleges corrupt fraudulent and unfair practices in challenged ballots.
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Hempstead
Ray McDowell
John P. Vesey
N. P. O'Neal
J. H. Weaver
L. C. Sommerville
Les Ws
State Delegates Cut From 64 to 36
Head of the State Democratic Committee said Tuesday the Arkansas list of 64 delegates and alternates to the Democratic convention will probably be automatically reduced to 36, with the first four named from each district designated as official delegates or alternates.
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Texarkana
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Head
State Democratic Committee
Arkansas
Cake Walk by Hope Boys Band Auxiliary
The second annual cake walk by the Hope Boys band auxiliary to fund new uniforms will be at downtown Hope at 8 p.m. Thursday. Over 83 cakes prepared by mothers and friends will be given away at 50 cents a piece. Main Street from Second to Third will be roped off as the band plays and two large rings mark the blocks. Last year the auxiliary raised slightly more than a dollar and a half. A large amount is expected this year.
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The
Hope Boys Bank
Hope
Main Street
Gellé
Zeppelin Starts Her Return Trip
The Hindenburg began the return leg of its first transatlantic voyage from Lakehurst at 11:27 p.m. Monday with favorable weather reports promising a 40 hour trip to the English Channel.
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Zeppelin
Hindenburg
Germany
Lakehurst
English Channel
Lakenuast
N. J
Manhattan
Bisnan
Kidnapper Thomas H. Robinson Jr Taken in California
J Edgar Hoover announced the arrest of Thomas H. Robinson Jr for the $50,000 kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll of Louisville. He was captured in Glendale California after fleeing from the Walter Stoll case, carrying ransom funds and a pistol, and had used female disguises to evade detection.
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Louisville
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Pa Peaie
Alice
Louisville Society
Robinson
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Hoover
C. C. Stoll
Mrs. Stoll
Stoll
Robin
Glendale
John Simons
Gmen
Berry V. Stoll
Frederic M. Sackett
United States
Germany
Visitor from San Marcos Visits Hope Friends
Dr W A Bowen and Mrs Bowen of San Marcos Texas visited Hope Tuesday reconnecting with former parishioners from First Baptist Church Hope. Bowen travels to St Louis for a Southern Baptist convention then returns to Hope next Monday for several days. Mrs Bowen and daughter in law Mrs Harold Bowen stay with Harold’s parents Mr and Mes J S Matthews for rest of the week. The rest of the text mentions an unrelated line about sweet pea and tse Hund of BSmvily.
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W. A. Bowen
Italy Walks Out Of League Session Over Ethiopia Crisis
Baron Aloisi announced Italy’s intention to withdraw from the League of Nations over Ethiopia, accusing opponents of denying Italy’s sovereignty. The council kept the issue on the agenda as Mussolini’s move stiffened League resolve and prompted calls to condemn Italy at the next session.
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Geneva
Switzerlan Associated Press
Baron Aloisi
Delega League of Nations
Annount
Aloisi
Hel
Wolde
Mar
Ethiopia
Opia
Hallassie
Mussolini
Cil
Court of International
League
Italy
Tax Rests With Congress in Roosevelt Tax Plan
Washington sources say President Roosevelt told Senator Harrison that Congress must decide tax methods to raise the revenue he seeks. New tax ideas, including processing taxes and an 80 percent windfall tax on refunded processing taxes, were sent to the Senate Finance Committee by Secretary Wallace and Senator Hayden. An amendment to the relief deficiency bill seeks an extra 70 million for the Public Works Administration. The measure carries a total of about 2.364 billion dollars for work relief.
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Capital Hill
Roosevelt
Harrison
Congress
Senate
Wallace
Hayden
Arizona
Public Works Administration
PWA
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