Congress Economy Fall Short Says Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton argues Congress failed to curb spending despite early calls for economy. He notes inflated Agriculture Navy Army and independent offices budgets, with total increases likely surpassing 500 million dollars. He claims administration and Congress resist real restraint, leaving economy unachieved.
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Washington
Gilieey Soomn
Danuirg
Troosavelt
Bia
Agriculture Department
House
Senate
Navy Department
Navy
Army
St Learried
Independent Offices
District of Columbia
Housa Hsnéskedithe
Post Office Department
Department of Labor
White House
Baptists Prepare for Dedication of Building Sunday
The First Baptist church plans a Sunday program for Homecoming and dedicationof the educational building completed five years ago. Rev. Wallace R. Rogers returns to preach the morning sermon while Dr. T. D. Brown leads the prayer of dedication and Dr. Lemuel Hall speaks in the afternoon. Dr. Brown also preaches at night. Indebtedness of seven thousand dollars was paid in three years, with improvements including a new water heater and a forced air ventilation system. public is invited to attend all services throughout the day.
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First Baptist Church
First
Usl Church
Wallace R. Rogers
Trane
Vicksburg
Mississippi
T. D. Brown
Louisville
Lemuel Hall
Granite City
Illinois
Brown
Dead End Kids star Weds dancer in Arizona ceremony
Leo Gorcey of the Dead End Kids and Kay Marvis, an 18-year-old Atlanta dancer, married in Yuma by Superior Judge Henry Kelly after a Hollywood to Yuma flight. The couple left for Los Angeles with pals Things Tall and Gabriel Dell, who also appeared in pictures with the pair.
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Yuma
Arizona
Leo Gorkey
Kay Marvis
Atlanta
Henry Kelly
Hollywood
Los Angels
Things Tall
Gabriel Dell
Gorcey
Miss Marvis
Boy Lives On Little More Than Liquids
Omaha officials investigate 13 year old Andrew Daly said to subsist on liquids for years due to stomach constriction. The boy weighed 49 pounds on admission but gained five after a week in hospital. Father Shurman Daly, a railroad clerk, described use of cocoa milk coffee chocolate and ice cream. The article notes Venus remains enshrouded in fog.
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Omaha
Nebr
Marion Gibson
Andrew Daly
Shurman Daly
Gibson
Venus
Thought Justice Forsakes Party Friendship and Kindred
A reflective line notes that Thought Justice discards party friendship and kindred, and is thus represented as blind. The statement portrays justice as impartial and unbound by personal ties.
Cranium Crackers Mystery Fold Question
A playful prompt asks how tall an ordinary sheet of paper would be after 20 folds, and hints at impossible 50 folds. The teaser asks readers to turn to Page Two for the answer, likely a newspaper puzzle or novelty item.
Ventriloquism Noted in Ancient Civilizations
The article discusses how ancient Egyptians and Hebrews practiced ventriloquism, tracing its roots and cultural presence in antiquity. It highlights historical anecdotes and references to how voices were believed to be mimicked or produced without visible source, illustrating early interest in the craft.
How to handle social courtesies at graduation events
Practical guidance on responding to gifts and invitations as students graduate. Emphasizes sending thank you notes, inviting family for commencements, asking permission to use a professor as a reference, and appropriate conduct when invited to stay with a graduate’s family. Includes sample answers to common scenarios and recommended actions.
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Ansiyers
British King George VI lands in Quebec on Canada tour
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth landed at Quebec aboard the Empress of Australia for the Canada and United States tour. Prime Minister W. L. McKenzie and provincial leaders welcomed them as ceremonial crowds cheered along Grand Cliffs. The king wore an admiral's uniform and called the moment historic as the British monarch crossed the Atlantic for the first time.
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Quebec
Canada
King George VI
Elizabeth
United States
Australia
W. L. McKenzie
Ofanada
Queec
Grand Cliffs
Wolfe
George
Atlantic
Over-Age Officers To Be Weedred Out Weeded Out
Secretary Woodring urged Congress to adopt legislation to retire about 2300 officers over age limits to ensure capable leadership if the United States faces a western hemisphere defense. The plan would auto-retire officers when annual retirements fall short of 4.35 percent, targeting brigadier generals over 62, colonels over 63, lieutenant colonels over 54, majors over 55, and captains over 50. Senate appropriations subcommittee advanced naval funds totaling 7713 million, including 500 planes and 23 ships with two 45,000-ton battleships.
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Washington
Woodring
Congress
House Military Committee
United States
Pla
Woodving
Capitol
Senate
House
Principal Is Indicted In Death Of School Boy
Clarion Pa grand jury indicts Harrison Hartman principal of Sligo on aggravated assault and battery in the death of ten year old Robert Wiser Whipping led to diabetes and shock coma per Dr Ray Erickson testimony dated March 2 indicating death six days after the corporal punishment
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Clarion
Harrison A. Hartman
Sligo
Ray Erickson
Robert Wiser
Shock
Yialenea
Winners Named in Little Rock Band Meet Contest
Mary Evelyn Whitworth of Hope High School earned excellent in the Class B drum major contest at the regional band meeting in Little Rock. The clarinet quartet of Dewell Dempsey Thomas Kinser William Routon and Luther Garner Jr took third place. Vasser College was founded in 1861 with an endowment by Matthew Vasal.
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Mary Evelyn Whitworth
Hope High School
Little Rock
Jast Wress
Dewell Dempsey
Thos. Kinser
William Routon
Luther Garner
Vasser College
Matthew Vassal
Pledges Count Toward Boy Scout Fund in Hope District
The Hope district reports $528.00 pledged for next year to support Boy Scout work, with 84 percent already paid. Contributions include Hempstead County Lumber Co, J. C. Penney Co, King’s drug and hardware firms, banks, and several local businesses and individuals.
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Boy Scout Fund
Boy Scout Worl
Hope
Hempstead County Lhr. Co
Hope Basket Co
Gunter Bros. Lbr. Co
Benner Ivory Handle Co
Union Comp. &Whsea Co
Ark-LaiGas Co
J. C. Penney Co
J. D. Barlow ‘ Home Ice Co
Citizens Nation’ Bank
Hope Furniture Co
Leo Compton
Nuno
H. G. Somerville
Capital Cafe
Hope Heading Co
Kroger Gro. & Baking Co
George Ware
Dufie Hardware
M" System McRae Hardware Co
Briant's Drug Co
J. R. Henry C. Lewis
Cook's
White Star Laundry
C. W. Warpley
Roy Abders
Ritchie Gro
Plunkett-Jarrett Gro, Co
John P. Cox Drug Co
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Western Auto
Hall Bros
Luther Holloman
Negro Steals Register As Owner Drunk In Jacksonville
ANSAS CITY Mo A liquor stand owner slept through a theft as a Negro stole the cash register taken during a “no sale” attempt. A watchman fired three shots, the thief fled, the register later recovered, and the owner remained asleep until morning. Clarence Levy served 61 years as a peace officer in Charleston South Carolina, retiring in 1938 at age 83.
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Ansas City
Clarence Levy
Charigston
S. C
District Druggists Hold Meeting Here
The Pharmaceutical association of District No. 11, covering Hempstead, Nevada, Howard, Sevier, Little River, Miller and Lafayette counties, met at Hotel Barlow with about 75 attendees. State leaders Martin Bisley and Ira Brite spoke, with Frank Ward and Mrs. Ward also presenting. Lugene Hall of De Queen was chosen district chairman, Pete Barrentine of Nashville vice chairman. The district will announce next meeting venue, and the state association plans a Little Rock gathering June 1-15 featuring Dr. Dale Carnegie of New York as principal speaker.
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The
Pharmaceutical Association of District No
Lugene Hall
DeQueen
Pete Barrentine
Nashville
State Association
Little Rock
Dale Garnegie
New York
Rogers Officer Dies in Wreck Near Green Forest
Benton county deputy sheriff Truman Carroll died in a hospital after a two-vehicle crash near Green Forest. Carroll was returning from delivering a patient to the state hospital with his brother-in-law Fred Cole of Rogers. The other occupants, two women, were not seriously hurt. Carroll had served as Rogers marshal and later chief deputy to Sheriff William Black. Survivors include his wife and several children.
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Harrison
Ark
Truman Carroll
Benton County
Green Forest
Here
Currall
Fred Cole
Rogers
Tranpy Lille Rock
State Hospital
Cole
Carroll
William Black
Grand Jury declines study of Putnam kidnapping case
Los Angeles, Calif. detectives will continue the Putnam kidnapping inquiry after the county grand jury refused to summon the publisher and two business associates. Captain Dalton Patton reported Patton was found bound and gagged in Bakersfield early Saturday amid the anti Nazi book dispute. December traffic accidents noted in California studies show December 1 as the wast month.
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Los Angeles
Calif
George Palmer Putman
Dalton Patton
Patman
Bakerfield
Iwo
WPA Worker Naps On Wall Then Arises Unharmed
A WPA worker dozed atop a wall at the rush creek project in Kansas City on Tuesday. The nap triggered an ambulance and four police cars to the site, but the man awakened and left before emergency crews reached him. The incident drew laughter from colleagues as he asked what was wrong with a nap.
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Kansas City
WPA
Rush Creek
Scholastic Awards Honor High School Students Wednesday
At a Wednesday morning assembly 14 of 65 students posted 4.0 or higher on a 6-point scale. Two top scholars Margar et Simms and Edward Lester earned 5.9 averages over four years, joining Verle Rogers with 5.8 and leading a list of other awardees including Maistret, Mary Ellen Reece, Sara Ann Holland, and more.
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Margaret Simms
Edward Lester
Ted
Maistret
Henderson’ State Teachers College
Edward
Hendrix College
Verle Rogers
Verle
Mary Ellen Reece
Sara Ann Holland
Maggie Lee Hayton
Mavis Huckabee
Dorsey Ray Fuller
Kim White
Frances Yocom
Catherine Anderson
Mitchell Williams
Frederic Taylor
John Barrow
Politician Held Not Bound By Promises Analysis
Federal judge upholds the right of American politicians to make extravagant promises in exchange for support. Fordyce W. Bisbee, a senatorial aspirant, faced charges of soliciting campaign contributions on promises of government jobs. Judge Leon R. Yankwich argues such promises are not breaches of the statute. A Japanese physician links Japan’s appendicitis prevalence to polished sand in diet and its irritant effect on the appendix.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Fordyce W. Bisbee
Leon R. Yankwich
Japan
Army colonel who opened first Philippine school dies
HOT SPRINGS Ark F The Army and Navy Hospital announced the death of Col Harrison Summers Kerrick 65 US Army retired who established the first public school in the Philippine Islands in 1901 He is survived by his widow and his father Contract Slaned HARLAN Ky Mazard county coal operators employing about 7000 men signed a union shop contract with the United Mine Workers as 400 additional national guards were ordered to be ready to move into the coal area Envoy Speaks NEW YORK Ambassador Constantine Quans ky newly appointed Russian envoy to the United States said the Soviet Union foreign policy expressed the will of our people in international peace and security
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Hot Springs
Ark
Army and Navy Hospital
Harrison Summers Kerrick
U.S
Amy
Phillipine Islands
Harlan
Mazard County
Wedensday
United Mine Workers
New York
Constantine Qunanski
Russigia
United Stes
Soviet Union
Securiy
Budget and council actions in Hope city meeting
The 1989 40 budget adopted covers street work water and light plant upgrades and audits. The council approved purchases including a mower for street department and authorized payments to auditors McDuffie Stewart and Co. for city audit work. Additional steps include tax and license collection, anti dump enforcement, mosquito control volunteers, meat and fruit inspector hiring, and band expenses for Hope High School contest participation.
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Hope City Council
McDuttie, Stewart & Coz, Ockers
Mont City
McDuffie, Stewart ,&&Co
Aldermary Garner
Don Smith
WPA
U S Sailors Land At Kulangsu Port Amid Crisis
A patrol of 43 U S sailors landed at Kulangsu International Settlement to protect American interests during the crisis sparked by Japanese occupation. The Marblehead and destroyer Bulmer joined the landing, signaling direct U S involvement. British and American sailors were reported at Kulangsu off Amoy as tensions rose.
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Attehead
Kulangsu International Settlement
Domei
Kulangsu
China Port
Amoy
Marblehead
United Stat 4S
Bulmer
Gallers
United States
London
Eng
Teasday
John Lennon
House of Commons
Fashion Shop Celebrates First Anniversary Sale
The Fashion Shop marks its first anniversary under Miss Mary Matthews with a three day sale from Thursday through Saturday. She invites friends and customers to visit the shop to celebrate and thanks them for their patronage during the year. Lake Superior is noted as the largest freshwater lake in the world.
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Mary Matthews
New Orleans Cotton Futures Opened May Wednesday at 893
New Orleans cotton for May opened Wednesday at 893 and closed at 877. Spot closed quiet with a 9.44 middling price.
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New Orleans
New Oreleans
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