Philippines Independence Debate and Pacific Tensions
The Philippines near peaceful independence with US support during a transition period. The article cites Raymond Leslie Buell urging four steps: grant independence now, sign reciprocity with the US, employ expert advisers for the new republic, and secure international guarantees to neutralize the islands. It warns against entanglement and notes strains in US Japan relations as the transition unfolds.
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United States
Congress
Philippines
America
Japan
Raymond Leslie
Buell
Foreign Poll Association
Philippe Republic
League of Nations
Burl Sug Vety
UN One
Tate
Court Decision Invalidates 116 Dry Zone Areas
Arkansas Supreme Court hearings involve repeal of dry zone acts around the University of Arkansas. The decision nullifies numerous local liquor prohibitions. a test sale case with expected ruling next Monday is noted alongside broader national cases on farm mortgage moratoriums and NRA code powers.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme
Pulasti Chancery Court
Frazier-Lemke
Washington
Lemke
Grantliy
United States Supreme Court
Federal District Agart
Kentucky
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Karen Ay
NRA
Supreme Court
Seheehtur
New York
D A Gean Arrives for Short Visit in Hope
Mrs Gean and their son D A Gean arrive in Hope for a short visit with Mrs Geans brother Leonard Bilis AG in Oklahoma. Gean is publisher of Howes Piers at Sullison and Stillwell and former owner of the Hope Daily Press now owned by Stay Publishing Co.
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Hope
Pahilishen
Gean
DA. Gean
Leonard Bilis AG
Sullison
Stillwell
Oki
Dita
Hope Daily Press
Stay Publishing Co
Weekend auto tragedies claim sixty lives across states
Across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and adjacent areas, weekend traffic crashes killed sixty people and injured many more. Pedestrians and children were among the dead as a truck hit a hay wagon party in New Jersey, and other collisions included a motorcycle and two car crashes. Authorities warned the toll could rise as reports continued to come in.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Taeliana
Tlemington Gil
Lunn
Highywiy
Columbus
Fedes
Cinquinati
Ayi Lo
Persis
Hitler
Caltisiod
al News Ak
Canning Kitchens Open in Hempstead
A new community canning center opens in Hempstead County on Monday. Additional kitchens are planned in nearby areas, with details on usage and charges. Patrons pay a small service fee per can and per glass jar to support equipment and supervision.
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Hempstead
Hema
Ether Phieus
Mie
Red river crests at 34.3 feet and riverside damage eases
Red River rose to 34.3 feet at Fullon on Sunday and began falling on Monday. By Monday the river had receded to 33.8 feet as levees held and 200 FERA workers were withdrawn. Bridges and tracks along the St. Louis Southwestern line suffered washouts, while fields in lower Hempstead county faced flood losses and replanting will be needed.
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Red River
FERA
Inden Sundary
Garland City
St. Louis Southwestern
Russell
Lower Hempstead
Hope Storks Open Season With Win At Home
The Hope Storks defeated Gurion 4 to 4 in a rough opening game at Pair Park. Patterson sparked runs in the sixth to push Hope ahead, while Dabby and teammates held Gordon in check as Hope built a early lead and survived late threats.
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Hope Storks
Gurion
Pair Park
Storks
Coop
McAlpine
Teta
Patterson
Hope
Russell
Alm
Dabby
Gordon
Eately
Jimmy Cook
Senior Class to Cite Annual Play Daddies at City Hall
The senior class play Daddies will be staged Friday night in city hall auditorium. Miss Miriam Carlton, the director, announced Monday. Rehearsals are held each night. The comedy of three acts is written by John L Hobble and features a large cast including Robert Audrey Paul Jones Janie Crocker Winfred Dubbs Hen J Harper William R Martin Nicholson Walter Willard Anderson Jan Temple Ruathew Gordon Mrs Autrey Flay Mac Wisener Tobbette Audrey Geneva Higinson Madame Sevigne Lynette McKamie Larry Gene Young Sammy Nancy Withame Gustave Gus Inloc Nile John Dell Weaver Francis Kale Pauline Jones Parker Jeb Henry Putman.
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City Hall
Miriam Carlton
Flay Mac Wisener
Tobbette Audrey
Geneva Higinson
Madame Sevigne
Lynette McKamie
Larry
Gene Young
Sammy
Nancy Withame
Gustave
Gus Inloc
Nile
John Dell Weaver
Francis
Univ Segnav
Kale
Pauline Jones
Parker
Jeb Henry Putman
Chancery Court Convenes Monday
The regular term of chancery court convened on Monday at Washington. Divorce proceedings about land were postponed. the session was delayed due to chancery court business in Washington.
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Chancery Court
Washington
Utep
Mimmerad
Sineth
Drouth Refugees Flock to Northwest Arkansas Farmland
In Fort Smith Arkansas farmers fleeing drought move northward seeking new opportunities. Surveys show a 26 percent rise in farm numbers, with agents reporting sales of small farms to drought refugees from Oklahoma Texas and Kansas. About 40 families from Colorado and Kansas join a nascent Arkansas colony, while inquiries average 35 daily from neighboring states leading to increased land deals.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Drouth
Diast Stoma
Mid-West
Arkansas
Bismark
Culoratio
Konbia
Arkansas Ozarks
U Winber
Commerce
Oklahoma
Lexis
Kansas
Dikelix
Nebraska
Faniner
Arkanssi
Parents Offer 200000 for Return of George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma authorities pursued a high profile kidnapping case of nine year old George Weyerhaeuser. His distraught family publicly stated willingness to pay 200000 in ransom and sought new contact channels as a ransom note appeared. Investigators examined a parked van sighting near Lowell School and AQ Academy as possible leads, while the family kept the home unguarded and allowed open telephone and mail channels.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
L. H. Burnett
Tacoma Jewsler
California
Lowell School
Weyerhaeuser
Toring
Barnes
Jean Ciotfort
Ettender
Dean
A. B. Confort
Washingters Touse of Representatives
Aquinas Academy
J.P. Weyerhaeuser
Parraig
Plan Big Expenditure for Malaria Control Proposal
Public Health Service proposes 68 million dollars for malaria control mostly in the South aided by work relief funds. De Williams, surgeon general, outlines at a state health officials conference June 17. Project aims to drain stagnant waters and supervise federal health service programs. An $8,917,906 grant request has been filed. funds expected to be approved. Large share to fight malaria and tuber related issues.
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Waslington
Alice
South
Deod L. Williaans
Nhe Progecaim
Lieher
de Williams
Annual Poppy Sale in Hope Nets $37.42
The American Legion Auxiliary in Hempstead County conducted its annual poppy sale on Saturday, raising 37.42 with two dollars allocated for needy children of World War veterans in the county. Mrs Artur Swanke expressed thanks for public cooperation with the drive.
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Hope
Nets
Leslie Huddleston Post
American Legion
Hempstead
Artur Swanke
Auxiliary
Hope Is Listed on Goodwill Tour
The Little Rock Chamber of Commerce plans a three day goodwill tour into Southern Arkansas for 100 or more Little Rock professionals on June 12 and 13. The party, led by the Chamber Goodwill band, will visit numerous towns including Benton, Malvern, Arkadelphia, Hope, Texarkana, and Waldo with six reservations already made.
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Little Rock
Camden
Smackover
EL Dorulo
Calin
Harvell
Tinsman
Banks
Warren
Fordyce
Leaks
Poyen
Haskell
Briel
Removal of Court House Is Revived in Arkansas City
Discussion of moving the Desha County seat from Arkansas City to McGehee resurges with a $40,000 city hall contract for McGehee. A. C. Meffride & Son of Bastrop, La. awarded a $29,995 contract, with remaining funds to complete the building. County officers’ vaults and top-floor civil offices planned. voters must approve before any courthouse move.
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Arkansas City
Denesha
McGehee
A. C. Meffride & Ion
Bastrop
Lit
Anny
Desha County
McGehus
McGahee
Hope Men Tie For Golf Honors At Hope Country Club
Orville Ercinges and Coach Foy Hammons tied for first with net 71 at the luck handicap golf tournament at Hope Country Club Sunday. Other players included Jowell D White La Grone Davis Stan White Caplinger and Gen. About 25 participants. Hammons announced lucrative plans for an out of town match next Sunday.
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Orville Ercinges
Foy Hammons
the Hope Country Club
Jowell
D. White
LaGrone
Davis
Stan White
Caplinger
Gen
Hammons
Pardon sought for former Pulaski clerk in embezzlement case
A petition to the governor requests clemency for W. H. Mahoney formerly Pulaski county chancery clerk who was sentenced to five years at Tucker prison for embezzling public funds. The move follows W. T. Dorough's acquittal and notes a shortfall of about $16 000 from 1931 1932.
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Lastle Rock
W. H. Mahoney
Pulaski County
Tucker Prison
Furel
W. T. Dorough
Mahaney
Dorough
Chancer
McGehee
Fred A. Dunham
Mulhoney
Ile
Imoney Flan
Chancery Clok
Mahoney
Bound Death by Own Action at Columbus Farm
J L Gilbert a 63 year old farmer of Columbus twelve miles northwest of Hope died Sunday by hanging himself in his barn. Ill health and financial difficulties were cited as motives. A coroner’s verdict of death by own action was returned. He left notes and funeral services were planned for Westmoreland cemetery near Old Liberty. Survived by wife four daughters and four sons.
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Sol. Gilbert
Columbus
Hope
Gilbert
Westmoreland Cemetery
Old Liberty
Hempstead County
L. E. Darwin
Searcy
Sam White
el City Okla
Bud Ames
Fulton
S. W. Fronts
Lee
Edward Gilbert
Orie and
Wayne Gilbert
State Tournament Opens Monday in Texarkana
The 20th annual Arkansas State Golf Association tournament arrives Monday with 36 hole qualifiers. Curtis Collier of Fort Smith is among contenders, with players from Texarkana State Line Club Little Rock Fort Smith Fayetteville and other centers entering. Qualifying includes handicap flights except the championship bracket.
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Texarkana
Ack
Arkansas State Golf Association
Curtis Collier
Fort Smith
Mately
Eugene Muiins
Aecreary-Muing
Texerkana Country Club
State Line Golf Club
Little Rock
Fayetteville
Hoy Springs
Ben
Severa
Jonesbore
Helena
el Dorado
Depesiers
Washburn Leaves for Visit from Hope
Alex H. Washburn publisher of The Star leaves Hope with his parents for a three weeks visit in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Mr Washburn and Mrs Washburn arrived in Hope last Friday and spent three days with their son. The newspaper man will return about the middle of June.
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Alex
Washburn
the Star
W. O. Washburn
Hope
Wilkes-Barre
Hope Last Taest
Alex. Washburn
Cotton futures edge higher as markets hold steady
Markets in New Orleans opened with prices in a narrow range amid caution over the French monetary situation and uncertainty. October rose four points to 11.80. December gained two points to 14.41. January held at 14.87. In New York, cotton futures showed barely steady trade with July at 18.50 and nearby months trading higher on distant prospects.
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Colton
New Orleans
Suly
Hearst Call
New York
Lowe
Meade
Dewber
Eeaber
Manel
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Atedale
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Kiwanis
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John P. Weyerhauser
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J. L. Gilbert
Farmer
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