Payne Leads Hope to 33-0 Victory on Rain-Soaked Field
In a rain drenched game at Arkadelphia Friday night Hope High School Bobcats, led by Guy Payne with a 76 yard scoring run, defeated Arkadelphia 33 to 0 for their fifth win of the season. Payne scored twice, Madison connected on a key pass, and a punt return set up another score as Hope seized early control and widened the margin despite a slippery field.
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Guy Payne
Hope High School Bobcats
Arkadelphia
Payne
Ken Mickson
Ad Owelts
Kennedy
Stroud
Spears
Bobcats
Madison
Flamingies
Turner
Arkielphia
Anderson
Tragic Typhoid Victim Buried Near Hope
Mrs. Louie Fronta died at home three miles from Hope on the Shover Springs road from typhoid. Burial was arranged by the family with Hempstead county public aid and personal contributions meeting the burial costs. Clarene Sparks, a brother in law, confirms the arrangements and notes aid covered most expenses with relatives covering the rest. Denville Elis and Hanson Rothwell were buried Saturday afternoon with their parents' support for a period.
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Hempstead
Legislaure
Arkansas
Louie Fronta
Hope
Shover Springs Road
Clarene Sparks
The
Star
Sparks
Hempstead County
Harry
Pretty Boy Floyd Interview Reveals Hillside Origins
Vivian Brown recounts her eight month journey to secure the sole interview with outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd, detailing her persistence, travels through eastern Oklahoma, and the tense planned meeting near a cornfield as Floyd prepared to stage his famed homecoming robbery. The narrative blends background on Floyd from Cookson hills with vivid scenes of the pursuit and the initial encounter.
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Vivien Brown
Oklaoma News
Cookson Hills
Vivian Brown Weillen
NEA Service
Praty Boy
Hills
Dickering
Vivian Brown
Bill Folk
Carny
Pretty Boy
Sallisaw
Okla
Jess
Wess Ring
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Grocer Stores to Open Strike Ends
The Labor Relations Board announced a settlement between Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and the unions at its Cleveland stores. Stores to reopen midweek with all employees rehired and disputes to be arbitrated. Unions agree not to strike before June 16. Cleveland, Ohio, area stores and warehouses affected by the weeklong shutdown will resume operations.
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Washington
Labor Relations Board
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Great, Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Benton Leads Spa for Three Periods
Hot Springs Trojans rally in the final period to defeat Benton Preathers in Hot Springs. Paul Longinotti stars with three passing completions and a 88 yard touchdown throw to Hawkins. Crowd of about 6,000 watches Saline County team surge past Benton after three quarters.
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Paul the Great
Ken Lovell
Donald Vliawkins
St Wid
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Stetler
Benson
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Legal Status of Special Tax Attorneys Questioned by Smith Act 14
United Press reports from Little Rock that State Comptroller Griffin Smith questions the attorney general’s power to appoint special attorneys to collect delinquent corporation taxes under Act 14 of the 1923 and 1933 legislatures. The dispute centers on Section 1 and 3 allowing special counsel to pursue unpaid sums and the proper venue for suits.
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United Press
Little Rock, Ark
Uip
Griffin Smith
Leo Myberg
Phillips County
Norwood
Attorney General
Attorney General's Office
Corp Sivller
Stu
Smith
Arkansas
Rogal Servien of
Suimons
Svetion 3
Change in Counsel May Be Blocked
FLEMINGTON N J new duplicine attorneys for Bruno Hauptmann will be refused access to the Lindbergh kidnap suspect in jail until James W Fawcett formally notifies authorities he has withdrawn from the case Prosecutor Hauch said Saturday Fawcett who has represented Hauptmann since his arrest in New York in September says he remains Hauptmanns counsel despite nationwide rumors Mrs Hauptmann announced the defense will be led by Edward J Reily a veteran Brooklyn criminal lawyer
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N. J
Duleinie
Brnne Hichard Hauptman
James W. Fawcett
Hauch
Fawcell
Hauptmann
New York
Tauphmann
Edward J. Reily
Brooklyn
Sisson to Speak to Legion Night Meeting
R W Sisson will address the Americus Legion men and ex service members at a county wide gathering in Hempstead county. The meeting will begin at 8 oclock Tuesday night in the city hall with Sisson recently returning from a national veterans convention bearing an important message for attendees.
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R. W. Sisson
Americus Lowion
Luslie
Methodist General Conference Adopts Four Year Term for Elders
Fayetteville bulletin reports the Methodist General Conference approved a constitutional amendment limiting presiding elders to four years. The measure requires a two thirds vote of conference members, with 26 conferences already approving it. In Little Rock a statutory claims commission was recommended by the State Highway Audit Commission after reviewing more than 1.5 million dollars in claims referred to it.
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Anas
Hempstead
Wise
Fayetteville
Ark
Methodist General Conference
Little Rock
Statutory Claims Commission
State Highway Audit Commmission Sattwrday
Rival Union Clashes at Mines Injure Several
In Wilkes Barre and Nanticoke PA on Saturday rivals United Mine Workers of America and United Anthracite Miners clashed at Susquehanna Collieries mines. Five people were hurt, including a policeman struck by an iron bolt as missiles and fists flew and shots were fired, though no one was hit by bullets.
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Nanticoke
United Mine Workers of America
United Artthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
Susquehanna Collieries Company
Minea
Nantice
United Anthracite Miners
Pennsylvania
Hillets
Little Rock Tigers blank Fort Smith in football clash
Little Rock High School Tigers defeated Fort Smith Grizzlies 25 to 0 at Kavanaugh Field. Tiger ground game and strong line play dominated all quarters except the third as Fort Smith battled back behind fullback Liberto but could not break through.
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Fort Smith Grizzlies
Kavanaugh Field
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Grizzlies
Liberto
Two Hurt as Derrick Crashes at Wells
Hugh West a driller on the FLW oil line sustained two broken legs and an injured shoulder in a derrick accident Saturday afternoon at a well south of Hove. Part of the derrick collapsed at 2 o clock and both West and Bud Merrill field superintendent were brought to Julia Chester hospital in this city for treatment.
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Martin
Hove
Bud) Merrill
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Merrill
Julia Chester Hospital
President Roosevelt Seeks Support in New York Return
President Roosevelt greeted by old neighbors in Hyde Park after returning from a campaign trip. He clarified remarks about endorsing opponents, stating he would vote for Landon in the Senate race and denying plans to oppose Republican Copeland in New York.
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Hyde Park
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Copeland
Dale Jones Elected Vice President At Civic Club Meeting
At Friday night Kiwanis session Oliver Williams named president for coming year with Dale Jones as vice president. Directors chosen: W. S. Atkins Joe Re Floyd John P. Cox Sid Bundy Vernon Whitten R. V. Herndan W. Stubbeman. Williams led novel entertainment by a harmonica trio Jack Crank Kenneth Crank Brant Bundy supervised by Mrs. John Wellborn. Harriet Story sang Silent Night and The Song Is You. Cox to lead next week's program.
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Ecal Kiwanis Club
Oliver Wi Hams
Dale Jones
Hcal
W. S. Atkins
Joe Re Floyd
John P. Cox
Sid Bundy
Venon Whitten
R. V. Herndan
W. Stubbeman
Mr. Williams
Prgram
Jack Crank
Kenneth Crank
Brant Bundy
John Wellborn
Harriet Story
Industrial Loans Are Reported Unclaimed
Millions of dollars offered by the Federal Reserve banks to lend to industry for working capital went begging on Saturday. The banks were empowered to lend 280 million dollars, but a survey showed that less than half the amount available had been loaned, despite wide publicity to borrowers.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Congress
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Markets Hope Cotton Exchange New York
Cotton and grain market quotations show mixed to firmer tones with gains in several staples. Cotton prices rise per bale, while New Orleans and Chicago markets display modest increases in December contracts and grain values, alongside steel, automobile, and produce price listings.
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Asperivan
Chrysler
General Motors
Lucuny
Steel Standard Gil
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