Airmail Pilot J B Wilson Arrives at Hope Airport
A special airmail flight led by Pilot J B Wilson landed at Hope municipal airport to cheers from Mayor Albert Graver Postmaster Hubert Wilson and others. After brief ceremonies Wilson prepared to take mail to Little Rock, marking the first airmail flight from the local airport.
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Hope Boys
Wilson
Little Rock
Texare Win
Robert Wilke
Redavnienlae
Pilok Wilson
Albert Graver
Hubert Wilson
Thomas Brewster
Dd. Meyers
Texarkaon
Atomis Queen of Hope
Maury Wilken
Newse Pripermen
Miss Walser
Major Graves
Mr. Brewster
Graves
Miss Wilson
Robert Wilson
J. Z. Wilson
Wilko
Fron Dome
Ark
Mississippi County
Brewster
Yorks
North Post
Nebraska
White House Faces Setback From Pennsylvania Vote
The Pennsylvania presidential primary outcome signals a rebuff to President Roosevelt and challenges for a proposed wage reform and government reorganization bills. Observers note the Democratic coalition may struggle to sustain support for key New Deal initiatives as Congress nears adjournment.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
National
Chaarnay Tearley
Honduras
Karley
Cate Ronnudy
Fia
Demographics of an election show fragmented results in 1974 county primaries
Polls indicate a split in votes among Democrats and Republicans with totals in the tens of thousands. names such as Ta3t wald D plewinets and Hanes WTITE Mieghott appear in broken figures, while Senate and governor races report several thousand votes apiece in a convoluted clerked tally.
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Aliaw
Democrats
Dories Brlogz
Remeely
Mareglota
Republica
Mer
Mer Governor Ta3twald D Plewinets
Hanes Wtite
Mieghott
Dunocratic
Fee Senate
Feck
BTS Yi
Badena
Wibson
Republicaity Bor
Sato
Ges Dolla
Gtwleth
Primary races ripple through party lines in Pennsylvania
The article discusses Democratic strategy, key figures like Roosevelt allies, and tensions within the party as primary results hint at broader New Deal support. It notes concerns over centrist and progressive factions, with Pennsylvanian observers watching how endorsements and candidate choices may shape national policy.
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Sere Alor Guitfig
Theis
Ivethan
Boriedty Lew
Wiile
Roosevelt
Cie
Anaite Jobn le Laws
Mwardes
Bonasylvania
Ken Keelys
Washington
Halle
Mirles
Ncieny
Dunbec
Vague Classified Page Fragment Discusses Five Men
A garbled note on a classified page mentions five men and unnamed committees. It references a merino tavern and vets, asking which fate will be on each committee. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
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Merino
Pete Ramiel
AueWor
Broadway Caravan Heads Toward Roanoke Convention Route
The Broadway of America Motorcade will reach Hope Friday just after 8 am en route from San Diego to Roanoke Virginia for the annual convention. Arkansas officials and local escorts will greet the caravan through Oxley and Hot Springs with governors and chamber leaders aboard, continuing toward Knoxville and on to Roanoke.
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Ameren
Hope
Bim Diego
Calif
Roanoke Virginia
Gus Michmis
Brishy
Wilelan McCond
Arkansas Automobile Club
Carl J. Bailey
Lash Prulin
Viewion
Damedieon
Little Rock
Memphis
Arkansas
Besawiy O
Amelva
Southern Presbyterian Church Discusses Union
Meridian report on a church meeting addressed by ministers discussing a union among Southern Presbyterian congregations. The article notes a compulsory firemen’s role and references U.S. Presbyterian credence with a planned “Wednesday night” event. details are fragmentary and unclear due to OCR issues.
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Southern Presbyterian Church
Unpanished murder threatens a girl’s security
A fragmentary thought notes that an unpanished murder would remove safety from a cover miss’s life, warning of broader risk before the serious crime is addressed.
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Covery Miss
Unles Webter
Suchow in Flames as Japan Captures City
Suchow is reported in flames as Japanese forces claim capture of the city after heavy bombardment and siege actions near the junction of China's Central Railways. Japanese dispatches describe hand to hand fighting in southern suburbs and a major munitions storehouse hit by air bombing. Chinese reports say Suchow remains under Chinese control in parts with ongoing counter moves near Tangshan and Lunghai railroad corridors.
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Japan
Changhai
China
Sunchow
Suchow
Shanghai
Pawangshin
Pawangshan
Tokio
Sam
Lunghai
Tangshan
Yungcheng
Henan
Hankow
Relief Stations in Chicago Close Up
Chicago relief stations shut down on Wednesday with only medical care and emergency services continuing. About 70,000 May checks mailed before treasury depletion, while food deliveries and commodity depots paused. Public aid resumed later with possible weekly funding through January, as relief distributions halted amid logistical chaos.
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Chicago
Jaen J
Kolo Burtplis Commodities Corpor- Hoon
Irik
Enes
TVA to Disclose Records in Probe
Washington reports indicate a congressional probe into TVA will seek access to files. Dr Morgan demands supervised inspection as TVA agrees to disclose records under supervision by TVA staff. One TVA director said the request would be granted if supervised. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Eva
Artie 1
Morgan
Ite
Matte
David B. Lilenthal
TVA
Earliny
Joint
Congressional Committee
State Builds Ferry at Dee Are in Arkansas
Governor Bailey ordered the Highway Department to build a free ferry at Des Arc to compete with a private toll bridge crossing White River. Road approaches to the landing will start immediately. Previously the state authorized buying a Black River ferry for 3500 dollars to operate for free against Powhatan bridge tolls.
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Little Rock
Bailey
Highway Department
Operaton
Des Are
White River
Black River
Powhatan
Des Arc and Powhatan Bridge Company
Swimming Pool Opens Saturday at The Pines Pool
The Pines Swimming Pool will open this Saturday for the summer season with free admission on the first day. L. G. Fuller is named manager for the summer, prices reduced to 10 and 20 cents, and hours set from 2 to 10 daily. Water treated with chemicals and described as clean and pure. The text also notes a separate line about the transcontinental motorcycle record at 77 hours 3 minutes by Lars Robinson.
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The
Pines Swimming Punk
L. GC. Fuller
Lars Robinson
Propose to Retest for Civil Service in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK Officials report that Kenneth O Warner the personnel director is weighing a suggestion by Rep Leo Nyberg Helena that new civil service exams be held to create eligibles for county welfare department jobs. The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled welfare workers are state employees under civil service. The welfare department says county directors in 50 counties were not on civil service lists. Nyberg says he was told county welfare questions were used in last July’s exam which Warner denies.
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Little Rock
Kenneth O. Warner
Leo Nyberg
Helena
Civil Service Comission
Arkansas Supreme Court
State Welfare Department
Warner
Nyberg
Special Service Honors Hope High School Seniors
Hope High School seniors who are members or attend the Baptist church will be honored at a special service at the church Sunday night. About 50 of the 81 graduates are Baptists. This is the second such service, following last year’s. The public is invited to attend. Raising worms for fish bait is a growing Kansas industry.
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Hope High School
Baptist Church
France and Italy at Odds Over Franco Italian Accord
Paris shows a breakdown threat as Premier Edouard Daladier blames Italy for impasse in friendship talks with Britain watching. Paris plans to boost colonial forces in Tunisia while Italy pushes to secure citizenship and influence in Tunisia amid Libya maneuvers.
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Paris
France
Edouard Dialadier
Italy
Mary
Russia
London
Eng
Britain
House of Commons
Edouard Daladier
Viscount Halifax
House of Lords
Altacks
Richard Austen Butler
Mussolini
Eighth Arrest in Karpis Roundup Ties to Grace Goldstein
An eighth arrest in the Alvin Karpis roundup was reported, linking Grace Goldstein alias Mrs. Alvin Karpis of Hot Springs to harboring Karpis. She was seized in Los Angeles while boarding a steamer to Honolulu. Queen Wilhelmina continues as the world’s sole reigning queen.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Alvin Karpis
Grace Goldstein
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Tax requirement for 1996 poll tax eligibility in Arkansas
Attorney General Jack Holt ruled that a person who did not buy a 1996 poll tax could still run for county office in the August primary if he obtained a poll tax receipt by June 15. The decision clarifies eligibility rules for candidates amid the poll tax law.
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Little Rock
Jack Holt
Next Dune
Aldersgate Day Observed By Methodists Worldwide
Aldersgate Day on Tuesday May 24 marks the 200th anniversary of John Wesley s heart warmed experience in Aldersgate Street London The First Methodist Church Hope plans 8 pm service with prayer hymn singing and Wesley account The world wide event encourages attendance and notes speakers Dr PF Crow Royce Wisenberger and Mrs D S Jordan will participate across various Methodist churches
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Aldersgate
John Wesley
Aldersgate Street
London
Tre Church
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church In
Hope
Wesley
God
Jesus Christ
Heavy
First Methodist Church of
Hove
PF. C. Crow
Prescott District
Spring Hill
Royce Wisenberger
Fairview Church
D. S. Jordan
St. Paul
Roads worn out before bond issues, oil man says
Arch P. H. Baird Markham of New York, director of the American Petroleum Industries Committee, told the Arkansas Oil Dealers Association in Hot Springs on Thursday that Arkansas motorists have paid high taxes for roads that wore out before bond issues.
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Hot Springs, Arch
Baird H. Markham
New York
American Petroleum Industries Committee
Arkansas Oil Dealers
Hope city buys Elks property for 4750 dollars
At a special city council session Hope purchased the Elks hall and grounds for 4750 dollars. The measure passed unanimously with support from the Board of Public Affairs. The site will house federal agencies to save rent and provide space for expansion of the water and light plant. Softball funding and lighting were debated. the council rejected floodlights at Fair Park pending a plan to raise about 650 dollars. The meeting also authorized an ice box drainage ordinance and hired Ruby McKee as assistant bookkeeper at the water and light plant at 75 dollars per month.
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City of Hope
Elks
Board of Public Affairs
Elks Hall
Fair Park
Earl W. Elion
WPA
Alti
Fair Grounds
P. B. Carrigan
Ruby McKee
Miss McKee
Herbert Lewallen
Abe Collins to Speak at Hope Kiwanis Rotary Meeting
Abe Collins president of First National Bank of Detlueen will address a joint Hope Kiwanis and Rotary meeting at Hotel Barlow Friday at 1205 p m. He will discuss the livestock poultry and home at home program in Seven County, in which his bank helped promote. Dr A C Roth will present him.
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Abe Collins
First ‘National Bank of Detlueen
Hope Kiwanis
Rotary Bhill
Hotel Barlow
Collins
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs of Hope
especi+ ally
A. C. Roth
Hope
Cotton opens in New Orleans at 8.74
New Orleans market opened Thursday at 8.74 with July cotton. Spot cotton settled nine points lower with middling at 8.74.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
Lowe
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