League of Nations to Go on in Geneva Policy Analysis
Geneva dispatch by Joseph K Sharkey analyzes three AP pieces on whether the League of Nations has fulfilled its aims amid Italy Ethiopia tensions. It notes stock taking days, imperfect but growing international collaboration, the potential for a strengthened role through revised vivendi and ongoing expert committees, and the need to maintain world peace through organization.
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League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
Gecomes
League
Joseph Wh. Sharkey
Geneva
Bre
Associated Press
Joseph K. Sharkey
League of
Thias
Gia
Cougar
Ait Goitwa
Frank Didechange
Ackvisien Alliaet
Inuanen
Frank Ward Enters Hempstead Sheriff Race
Frank Ward, current Hempstead treasurer, announces candidacy for sheriff and collector in the August primary. He pledges careful vetting of deputies and aims for a capable, efficient office, noting his prior police service and election as treasurer. He urges voters to consider his record and support.
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Hempstead
Frank Ward
Taffies
Ward
Vito
Ilo Police Department
Huwk
Stuer Topeluay
Oma Jaines of West Sixth Dies at Werlowe
Oma Jaines 55 died Thursday night at Werlowe on West Sixth Street after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Friday from her residence with burial in Huckabee Cemetery. Immediate family listed could not be determined.
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Omi Gejnes
Werlowe
West Sixth Street
Huckabee
Farm Bureau Rally Draws Big Arkansas Crowd
Huge turnout expected for Farm Bureau Federation rally at University of Arkansas College of Agriculture on Wednesday May 20. Edward A O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation and Cully A Cobb National Cotton Administrator scheduled to speak. O Neal to be introduced by J F Tompkins in the morning and Cobb by Dan T Gray in the afternoon. Local officials and station staff to preside and assist.
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Southwest
Arkansas
Farm Bureau Federation
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Truck Branch
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Cully A. Cobb
Washington
O'Neal
America
Cobb
South
J. F. Tompkins
Cole
Dan T. Gray
College of Agriculture
C C. Randall
Agricultural Extension Service
L. C. Baker
G. W. Ware
Is. Com
Proclamation invites Farm Bureau leaders to hempstead event
Albert Graves mayor of Hope urges Hope and Hempstead county residents to attend a May 20 meeting at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station near Hope. C A Cobb and Edward A O Neal will speak on soil conservation and farm bureau leadership as part of Arkansas state gatherings in May.
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Fruit & Truck
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Hempstead
Albert Graves
Hope
South Arkansas hosts visitor day at extension station
A large turnout is expected as extension agents and farm bureau cadets lead a visitor day in South Arkansas. Attendees may tour the grounds and purchase ranches designed for display on the station premises.
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Farm Bureau
South Arkansas
Baptists Reject Economic Survey Vote Halts Study Plan
In St Louis the Southern Baptist convention tabled a proposal to authorize a survey of social and economic conditions in the South funded by Rev Edwin McNeill Putnat Jr. Delegates rejected the plan after a standing vote while maintaining a stand against government funding for religious charities.
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S.T. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
South
Edwin McNeill. Putnat, Jr
Rawleigh
N.C
Wold
Convention
Social Service Commission
John T. Daniels
Oklahoma City
District of Columbin Weer
Roosevelt caps public works on smaller scale
Washington reports President Roosevelt announced that the Public Works and Resettlement Administrations would be scaled down under the pending 425 million dollar relief appropriation. District Attorney Dodge said he would submit to the grand jury a complaint by Alfred E. Smith Jr. alleging an extortion plot. Geneva says Guatemala representative to the League of Nations armed. Little Rock detective chief J O McDougal filed murder charges over the axe slaying of his niece Essie McCloister. Hot Springs arraignment of two men tied to a $100000 band theft postponed. Warsaw premier Koscialkowski and cabinet resigned. new government to be formed. Florence Ariz Jack Sullivan executed in Ras chamber for slaying a railroad officer.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works and Resettlement Administrations
New York
Dodge
Grand Jury
Alfred E. Senith
Little Nock
J. O. McDougal
C. J. Nancy
Essie McCloister
McDougall
Japanese Troop Landing in North China Sparks War Fears
In Tientsin Chinese reports say 7,600 Japanese troops landed by transports Friday in North China as part of a broader campaign tied to Ethiopia's seizure. The move alarms Beijing, which suspects a full division may follow, while Tokyo denies any intent to threaten China or other powers.
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Tientsin China
Ethiopia
China
Tokyo
Japan
Japanese War Office
U S Dirigible to Be Put in Service
Washington reports the House Naval Committee backed a motion directing Chief of Naval Operations to restore the dirigible Los Angeles to active commission status. Rep Sutphin said Dr Eckener and German experts deem it sound for flight, with readiness at Lakehurst awaiting authorization and possible funds for reconditioning.
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Washington
House Naval
Chief of Naval Operations
Los Angeles
Sutphin
D. N
Wugo Erkener
Frankfort
Germany
Silkehurst
N. J
Los Ameres
Navy
Electrification of Farms Authorized by the Congress
Congress completed action Friday on the Norris 410 million dolar rural electrification bill and sent it to President Roosevelt. Senator Robinson outlined a five point program for the remaining session including tax relief and flood control while adjournment was set for June 6. The finance committee debated a 15 percent tax on corporate income and undistributed earnings, with agreement elusive and possible passage without recommendation leading to Senate debate.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Robinson
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Aternative Corporation 1
Pan America trade talk at Rotary club luncheon
J R Henry addressed the Hope Rotary Club at Hotel Barlow, outlining a study of Pan America nations. He noted 18 speak Spanish, traced colonial origins, and contrasted centralized South American governments with the United States, while highlighting differing paths to independence and governance.
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Pan America
United States
Hope Rotary Club
Hotel Barlow
J. R. Henry
Mr. Rens
North
South America
South Arerica
Hope Chub
Mickieton
Louisiana & Arkansas
Winges
Shreveport
Star to Publish Centennial Issue for Southwest Counties
Hope Star will issue an Arkansas Centennial Special Edition on southwest Arkansas, telling its founding and development with 30 pages and 40 to 50 pictures. Readers are urged to contribute historical material and loan old clippings and photos, with material due by June 1 to meet a scheduled 80 page paper.
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Southwest
Arkansas
Hope Star
Star
the Star
Southwest Arkansas
Nashville
Okay
Waldo
Waterloo
Prescott
The
Three Negroes Held in Local Robberies
Police report three suspects George Lawrence D L Spriggs and Daniel McFadden held in jail for recent robberies at the Western States Grocer Company and Arkansas Machine Specialty Company. McFadden recovering from reformitory release a month ago. Cigarettes stolen from the grocer site after smashing the front door. four automobile tubes taken from the machine concern. Some cigarettes recovered.
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John Turner
Frisioy
Grocer Company
Arkansas Machine Specialty Company
George Lawrence
D. L. Spriggs
Daniel McFadden
McFadden
State Reformatory
Wis
Weer
Scandal to Shake Up British Cabinet
London reports a cabinet shake up after a member was named in a budget leakage inquiry. Rumors suggest Sir Samuel Hoare could return as first lord of the admiralty, signaling major changes ahead.
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Samuel Hoare
London
Eng
Fridday
Sir Samuel Hoare
The
Admiralty
Soviet Seeks British Action on Italy Sanctions
In Geneva Russia pressed Britain to choose between two options regarding Italy. Maxim Litvinoff urged Anthony Eden to either drop war sanctions and allow reorganization of the League, or back a forceful push for stricter penalties against Italian aggression in East Africa.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Russia
Great Britain
Italy
Maxim Litvinoff
Anthony Eden
Muly
League
East Africa
Luciano’s Partner Tells of Earnings in Prostitution Ring
New York witness Al Weiner testified about following the criminal network led by Charles Lucky Luciano. He described income from four New York prostitution houses as high as 5000 dollars per week, detailing profits from the operation.
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New York
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
al Weiner
Weiner
Band Cake Walk Raises $100.25 for New Band Uniforms
The Hope Boys auxiliary announced a Friday cake walk raised 100.25 to fund new uniforms for the band now at 63 members. Over 50 cakes were awarded. Dale Jones, Hempstead circuit clerk, won four but took only one. Flower trophies were grand prizes awarded to winners by flowerists Mrs. A. D. Brannon and Mrs. Bob Briant.
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Hope Boys
Hope
Dale Jones
Hempstead
Jones
A. D. Brannon
Bob Briant
Fiorists
Auxilary
Scout Total Here Nears Four Hundred Mark
Glenn Durham, chairman of the driver raise for maintenance of paid Boy Scout workers, reports and ed at two Friday that 392.83 had been donated after four days of soliciting. He issued a new appeal for canvassing committees. unless given help, the campaign would continue for several days longer before the quota could be reached. For the past two and a half days Mr. Durham has been aided by only one solicitor, Jimmy Jones. The Prescott total will be reported tomorrow.
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Glenn Durham
Durham
Jimmy Jones
Prescott
North Sea passengers rescued after foundering near Prince of Wales Island
In thick fog the steamship North Sea grounded at Marsh Point and began to sink. Two lifeboats vanished in the confusion as 143 passengers and part of the crew were taken to shelter at View Cove and Rose Islet in southern Alaska. Captain A W Nickerson reported no galvano aid needed and the event appeared precautionary. Separately a 1983 note cites American business spending about 156 million for plants and equipment, with 45 million in 1934.
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Seattle
Fox
North Sea
View Cove
Rose
A. W. Nickerson
Peat
Kraft Phenix Cheese Plant Opens In Oklahoma
A Kraft Phenix Cheese plant near Walnut Street is opening with initial daily capacity to process whole milk and run two milk routes. G. M. Crowe, plant manager, and Virgil Stone from Oklahoma will head the operation. Milk prices will be set in advance, with checks mailed monthly and summer prices reportedly steady.
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Momiri
Hope
Kraft Phenix
G. M
Crowe
Kraft Factory
Ark
Prom Newt
Virgil
Stone Okla
Kraft
Nietsler
Super Factories
Poppy Sale to Be Held on Saturday
Memorial poppies, postponed by rain, will be sold on streets here Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Swanke of the American Legion Auxiliary announced the sale. The poppies provide work for disabled World War I veterans in government hospitals nationwide. Proceeds aid these men and their families.
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Arthur Swanke
American Legion Auxiliary
United States
Borah Ultimatum Warns Republicans on Monopoly Issue
Senator Borah told Newark reporters that unless the Republican candidate will seize the monopoly problem and end price fixing he will press the issue outside the party. He said his presidential bid matters little compared with real issues including party rejuvenation and independence from foreign entanglements.
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Newark
N. J
Borah
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