Pennsylvania Crisis Shapes Democratic Primary Victory
Postmaster General Farley, speaking as DNC chairman, warned the Pennsylvania crisis imperils Democratic prospects in November and urged nominating Tom Kennedy for governor and George Earle for senator in Tuesday's primaries. The CIO favored Kennedy, opposing Grundy ally Charles A. Jones.
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Pennsylvania
NIGW
York
Farley
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Pennsytvaning
Tom Kennedy
George Earle
Pann
Tragic Truck Crash Kills W Ben Thrasher on Blevins Road
W Ben Thrasher a 52 year old Hempstead charity farmer died instantly when struck by a truck on Blevins Road eight miles north of Hope. Coroner says no posthumous inquiry planned. Thrasher's widow Mrs Cheashee and son Stacy Thrasher of Nevada survive along with brother Dee Thrasher of Idabel and several sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
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W. Ben Thrasher
Hempstead
Yale
Hope-Bleyins Road
Cheashee
J. Hi. Weaver
Theasher
Hope
Medat Mes
Thrasheet
Bloving
Thrasher
Bleveins
Erwin Blwke
DeAun
Burke Fellek
Tendrix Hudsey
Tape
Blevins
Aspe Furniture
Stacy Thrasher
Wly
Nevada
Winford
Washington
Dee Thrasher
Idabel
Okla
Fair Official to Visit This City for Scroll Tour
A World’s Fair official begins a nationwide tour, visiting Hope and Arkansas to secure signatures on a scroll from Governor Weelay. The journey includes twenty cities with ceremonies, traveling in a specially equipped Chevrolet. The tour ends in Arkansas with Governor Bailey receiving the scroll for display at the state capitol.
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Arkansas
Albert Graves
Chevernor Weelay
Esepeni Lien AU
New York
District of Columbia
Moonan
Carl BE
Bailey
Scroll Yard
Te State Capitol
Mgr
Mannan
Mair
Band Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday Afternoon
Band Auxiliary will meet at 3 30 Tuesday in the high school building for the final meeting of the school year All members of the junior and senior classes are urged to attend The auxiliary is sponsoring the Hika Marga show appearing on Hope Tuesday night early
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Dupior
Seni Ruignaue
Wuxiliay
Man Hired Taxi to LA for Eight Dollars Questionable Fare
A reader questions a taxi fare story about Mr Brown who hired an auto to Los Angeles twenty tiles away and back for eight dollars. A stranger joined for four miles and charged forty dollars more for pretending to be a friend. If Brown paid his equal share would he have gained or lost in the long run. This appears as an unclassified page puzzle.
Johnson Cook's Campaign Manager Named in Arkansas Notes
The article notes Senator Arthur J. Johnson of Lincoln County naming Judge R A Bolt Cook as his campaign manager for the gubernatorial bid. It details Johnson's political history, his farm background in Lincoln County, Star City High School, and University of Arkansas, plus Lebanon Law School training and bar admission in 1909.
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R.a.bolt Cook
Arthur J. Johnson
Lincoln County
Dalinson
George W. Donaghey
Lin
Coln
Dallas
Cleveland
Benatar Johnson
Hit
Lewis
Senate
Seater Johnson
United States
Dow Tl Robinson
Arkansas
Witc
Arthur Johnson
Lingala County
Vitil
Star City
University of Arkansas
Lebanon Law School
Joh
Civil Service Upheld for County Welfare Leaders in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a Pulaski chancery ruling that county welfare directors must be chosen from civil service lists. The decision involved Mrs. W. A. Moore of Fort Worth and Miss Ral Elizabeth Barber, noting only 25 county welfare directors were civil service eligible while others were not.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski
Moora
Dpcisinn
Lengthy Court Session Heaviest Fines Imposed
A Monday municipal court session led by Judge W K Lam ley resulted in heavy fines for several defendants and bonds or jail for others. Jimmie Fields faced circuit court after a drunkenness issue and was released on bond. Multiple defendants such as Glenn Martin and McM Miston paid fines for drunkenness, while others were held for the circuit court. A boxcar theft accusation involving a Missouri Pacific car was noted with a $200 mixed charge. The article indicates continuation on page three.
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Wer Draven Eunex
Diudge
W. K. Lamley
Tiurmipal Court
Aptional Circuit Court
Jimmie Fields
Wol Simpson
Haster Westmoreland
Alton Holtenery
Glenn Martin
McM
Mistion
Joseph Minti
Mind Your Manners Songbook Quiz at Supper Table
A fragmentary text presents a manners quiz tied to a supper setting with questions about bridge etiquette, drinking cold beverages, table cards, dress code at a large banquet, and visiting a friend’s home during the holidays. The garbled lines reference a teaching context and copyright notes.
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Wilewiduel
Cardenas Promises Open Doors for Foreign Capital
President Lazaro Cardenas says Mexico will not shut its doors to foreign capital, welcoming productive trade and assuring protection for foreign investment. He answers questions on relations with the United States and notes that oil expropriation concerns do not end Mexico’s interest in broader commerce and manufacturing.
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Willis Thornton
NBA
Mexico
D. F
Lazaro Cardenas
NEA Servier
Tunas
Cardenas
United States
Somorow Cardenas
Great Britain
Brasher Named Assistant Coach at Poy Hammons School
Bill Brasher former Ouachita college football star and current Bauxite High athletic coach is named assistant coach at Poy Hammons High School. He will teach social sciences, join the high school family this fall, and coach junior boys sports.
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Bill Brasher
Ouachita College
Bauxite High Scchoul
Poy Hammons
Brasher
Hapy
Little Rock High School
Ouachita
Marley Jennings
J. H. Pilkinton
The Fashion Shop Opens at 208 South Main Street
The Fashion Shop in Hope at 208 South Main Street will hold its formal opening Wednesday. Mass Mary Mindathons owns the store with Mrs. Milton Bason as assistant. The building has been remodeled and new dashboards installed. Miss Matthews announced Golden Art hose and Divine dress line will be offered with Dallas-sourced merchandise. A cash and layaway plan is available for customers.
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South Main Street
Hope
Mass Mary Mindathons
Milton Bason
Massion
Othe
Brady
Dallas
Werdines. Ay
Air Mail Week Event At Hope Airport
R P Bowen announces Air Mail Week in Hope to mark the 20th anniversary of the service. A government plane will land at 12 50 p m Thursday to receive air mail letters as thousands gather with the Hope High School Band and civic leaders. Citizens urged to mail and save first covers for a lasting souvenir while officials promote a special cachet stamp and free envelopes. The push aims to boost public support, literacy and local publicity for a planned modern airport and mail service.
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R. P. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce
Air Mail
Hope
Hope High School
Graves
Postoffice Department
Howe
van How
Robert Wilson
United States
baBusle
Chamber of Commitree
Citizens of Hope
A Thought Beath Has Nothing Terrible Made Life Pets
A garbled note discusses life and pets with unclear details, highlighting a wry or reflective tone. The fragment references a thinker or writer and hints at everyday concerns, but the exact subjects and events remain obscured by OCR errors.
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Beath
L Brown Files for Prosecutor Race in Eighth District
Lyle Brown of Arkadelphia and Clark county deputy prosecutor announced his bid for prosecuting attorney in the Eighth judicial district. He noted he has handled over 260 criminal cases from misdemeanors to felonies and cited prior service as Clark county representative and current post as VP of the State Prosecuting Attorneys association.
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Lyle Brown
Arkadelphia
Clark County
the Star
Eighth Judicial District
Brown
State Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Fish Used in War Against Mosquitoes
Brisbane city council mobilizes fish to fight mosquitoes importing twenty Medaka specimens, small goldfish like fish with voracious appetite. The plan is to breed them into an army. The narrative notes a distant matter about the Matterhorn peak in the Swiss Alps with a date of 1885.
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Brisbane
Australia
Terminal House Fire Kills 25 in Atlanta Hotel
A basement kitchen fire at the Terminal House in Atlanta killed 25 people and injured 13 with several others missing. Firemen reported 50 to 65 guests registered. police expected 10 to 15 more bodies amid the debris after an explosion in the kitchen.
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Atlanta
M. A. Hornsby
Livestock Meeting Here Monday To Boost Quality
Residents urged to attend at city hall Monday night as the Better Livestock Committee chaired by M. B. Bates seeks to arouse interest in improving Hempstead County livestock. The plan aims to raise quality and profitability of local ranching and farming operations.
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Hempstead County
Bates
Better Livestock Committee
Large crowd hears evangelist at Hope Gospel Tabernacle
A capacity audience packed Hope Gospel Tabernacle to hear Rev. George Hayes of Houston Texas speak on Feed Me. Hayes a former prize fighter drew a strong response to his invitation at the close. Special music accompanied the service and will be featured nightly. Hayes speaks each night at 8 oclock except Saturday. Public invited.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
George Hayes
Houston
Texas
Hops
Mr. Hayes
Tabernacle
Scout Meeting to Be Held Tuesday
A Cub Scouts of Hope meeting is set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at First Presbyterian church All boys ages 7 to 12 may join Parents are urged to attend Joe A Clement scout executive Texarkana will speak Fred H Cook Hope is local Cub master in the reign of Richard I scholars were maintained at Oxford by royal bounty
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Cub Scouts of Hope
First Presbyterian Church
Joe A. Clement
Texarkana
Fred H. Cook
Hope
Oxford
Cotton opens with mixed bids in New Orleans market
In New Orleans May cotton opened at 8.74 and closed at 8.65 bid, 8.68 asked. Eywit colt tracked steady 14 peinty power, nietdling B77.
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New Orleans
Cotton
Monelay
Eywit
Peinty Power
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