Laney Moves To Propose Constitutional Amendment
Gov Laney proposes a constitutional amendment to remove state authority to impose a ban on land personal property. Attorney General Williams approves supporting signatures for referral petitions. If 15 210 electors sign, it will go to the November ballot. A majority would permanently remove the state from the property tax domain and counties.
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Little Rock
Laney
Guy
Williams
Laney Kids
Healing Sluggish Feeling With SSS Tonic Claim
An old advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for fatigue underweight and low energy. It claims the tonic builds red blood, boosts digestion, and restores appetite and vigor, promising better sleep, strength, mood and skin glow with millions of bottles sold.
Hempstead District Scout meeting at Hope City Hall
The Hempstead District Scout committee met at Hope City Hall Monday at 7 30 with district chairman Ford Franks in charge. Members Dan Siowers Eimer Brown Dewey Baker and Bill Mudget reported nineteen troops cub packs and senior units and plans to add more this year. The district budget totals 30 and four ten day sessions at Camp Pioneer near Mena were outlined to boost this summer program. Heimpstead district to be represented on the executive board in Texarkana Tuesday night.
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Hempstead
Moet
Hope City Hall
Chford Franks
Dan Siowers
Eimer Brown
Dewey Baker
Bill Mudget
Dutch Palace Fire Damages The Hague Residence
A fire severely damaged Queen Wilhelmina's Noordeinde palace in The Hague, burning about two and a half hours before control was established. The blaze likely started from a painter's torch used to strip old paint. no royal family members were present. Art treasures were moved to safety as soldiers and fire brigades fought the blaze and kept crowds away.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Noordeine
Polace
Orange Dynasty
Daily Bread and the Road to Peace in 1930s Europe
The piece argues that strong opposition to Stalin and Hitler is essential to avoid another war. It recalls Munich and Berchtesgaden talks, notes Churchill’s warnings, and urges America to grow strong and pursue a truce with Soviet Russia as a step toward disarmament and lasting peace.
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Earth
Stalin
Chamberlain
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Daladier
Hiller
Munich
Winston Churchill
America
Europe
England
France
United States
Soviet
Russia
Rice Grower Kills Wife Son and Takes Own Life
Jonesboro May 18 Louis Hertz 67 a prominent Craighead county rice grower his 63 year old wife and their 22 year old son were found shot to death at their home about one mile southwest of Jonesboro. He apparently killed wife and son then himself after despondence over ill health. A double barrel shotgun and five empty shells were found. Bodies discovered when employee to get his check. Doors were locked. Shooting likely occurred between 3 and 6 pm yesterday. Coroner W Craig is investigating.
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Jonesboro
Louis Hertz
Craighead County
D. C. Wilson
Hertz
Louis
Wilson
Craig
Market Report Chicago May 8 Live Stock Prices
Chicago National Stockyards report shows steady to higher prices across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs active and up to 25 cents higher, cattle strong to unevenly higher with bulls stable, vealers steady to 45 cents lower, sheep active with new crop lambs around 30 to 32 dollars, industry receipts listed for pork, cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
May
National
Ill
Hope Star Stix of Hope 1899 Press 1927 Consolidated Janu 1B
Star publishing details for Hope Arkansas 1927 era paper describe editors managers and offices. It lists staff including Alex H Washburn editor and Paul H Jones managing editor along with addresses and circulation rates and AP membership. The notice identifies the Star Building address and various regional mail rates.
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Stix of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
Palmer
Alex, H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Medh
Idess M. Davis
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
New York May cotton futures ease after mixed data
Cotton futures slipped in moderate volume as liquidation grew amid weak export demand and a soft Bureau of Census April consumption report showing 829,730 bales versus March 878,714. Late selling pushed near term prices down about 3 a bale. spot values showed modest declines across grades.
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New York
ECA
Bureau of Ceass
Census Bureau
Dee
May grain futures firm on short covering and soybeans surge
In Chicago trading May corn gained on short covering lifting other grain deliveries. Wheat firm on mill buying against flour sales. oats drifted while soybeans jumped to a daily limit on light November offerings. Cash basis for spot corn steady. bookings at 47 000 against 26 000 bushels.
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Chicago
Cent
New Orleans Cotton and New York Stocks May 18
New Orleans cotton futures fell on profit taking and favorable crop reports with Dec and Mar contracts showing mixed highs and closes. In New York, stocks slid in late trading after an earlier modest session, with volume around 2.7 million and U S Steel and General Motors among top gainers, while some rail shares faced pressure. The note also mentions a peculiar line about lamp oil from flithy fish.
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New Orleans
New York
U.S
Bethlehem
Youngstown
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodrich
U. S
Montgomery Wind
J. 1
Case
Lockheed
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Cun
Westinghouse
Allied
Chhemigal
Johns-Manville
Eastman Rodas Santa Fe
UN urged to halt Palestine conflict amid mixed council stance
Belgium and the Soviet Ukraine joined the United States and Russia in pressing the United Nations to stop the fighting in Palestine. Council members showed reluctance to debate, as Alexandre Parodi urged discussion of questions raised by the US proposal for a 36 hour ceasefire. Tarasenko of the Soviet Ukraine called the fighting a war and urged immediate action, signaling potential friction despite US-Soviet alignment.
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I/P
Belgium
Soviet
Ukraine
United States
Russia
United Nations
Palestine
Colmcil
Alexandre Parodi
Franée
Vassily A. ‘Farasenko
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tarasenko
U. S
Millionaire Feazel Named to U S Senate Seat in Louisiana
Gov Earl Long appoints William Feazel a Monroe oil operator and financier to fill the late John Overton's Senate vacancy. Allen Ellender present. Feazel, 57, long associated with Long family politics, reputedly donated 300000 to the gubernatorial campaign. Russell Long eyed as possible candidate. term to run to November with election for full seat. Feazel has two daughters Lalage and Gertrude and a wife formerly Cynthia Day.
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Baton Rouge
Earl BK. Long
William Teazel
Monroe and
Shreyaport
U. S. Senate
John H. Overton
U. S. Sev
Allen J. Ellender
Long
Ellender
Louisiana
Finneral
Overton
Alexandria
Feazel
Unit Parish
Monroe
Homer
Haynesville
Carthage
Tex
Earl Ong
Russell Long
Earl
Huey PF. Lone, S
Russell
Senate
Fenzel
Lallage Feazel Af
Gertrude Fenzel Anderson
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Crosby Square
Market Report
T. Louis Livestock
Hope Star
Arkansas Parties, Inc
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Studebaker
Archer Motor Co
West Third St
Bendix
WEW Bendix
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Wren
Aoas
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