Marketing school closes marking cooperative expansion across states
A regional marketing school in Hope on Thursday November 7 heard U.S. Department of Agriculture economist B. Derrick discuss cooperative marketing growth in the United States. County Agent Sean Smith said farmers must embrace cooperative effort before credit stimuli help. Knlix urged central agencies to lower selling costs, while Cotton Growers Cooperative Marketing Association official B. Burgess noted Farm Board support enabling higher cotton prices. The session is part of a five stop Arkansas tour, following Warren.
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Three Men Given Prison Terms for Arson
In Benton on November 4 three men received prison sentences for arson. Dim Green and Retus Maglishky were each given ten years while Jie Dubitisan received nine years. They pleaded guilty to arson charges after a delay in sentencing amid a dispute over building construction.
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Heflin fails to move probe on stock exchanges
In Washington, Senator Heflin of Alabama failed to secure immediate Senate action on a proposal to authorize a probe by the Federal Barn Board into cotton, sugar, and New Orleans cotton futures. Senator Jones blocked the move, citing Senate rules, keeping the measure from Tuesday consideration. The Alabama senator warned that a collapse in cotton prices, driven by stock exchange turmoil in New York, harms producers and could widen losses in cotton states.
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Blytheville Man Found Not Guilty
A Blytheville circuit court jury acquitted 21 year old George Lee of murder in the April slaying of his stepfather Otis Singleton. Testimony from Mrs. Singleton and Lee’s sister said Singleton abused his wife and Lee intervened to rescue her.
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Pedestrian Button Trial to Halt Traffic in City Streets
Manchester reports a new traffic system where pedestrians trigger signals from sidewalk abort buttons. On press, lights shift to caution then stop, giving 15 seconds to cross before automated timing resumes. If unpressed for 45 seconds, the sidewalk signal stops functioning until reset.
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No Armistice Day Celebration Here
Local page notes lack of Armistice Day events with businesses staying open and no fixed prices or sales. Post office hours remain uncertain while many residents, especially Legion members, may travel to other cities for observances.
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Artificial Light Provides Most Colors Says
Philadelphia report cites A H Taylor of the General Eurompany arguing daylight and north skylight affect color discrimination. He claims blueish north skylight distorts purples pink and magenta, masking true hues due to yellow deficiency in the spectrum.
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Prohi Man Affluent Despite $2 500 Salary
A wife's testimony in Brooklyn Supreme Court describes prohibition agent John J. Kerrigan as affluent on a $2,500 yearly salary. She testifies he owns a Staten Island house, a Manhattan town house, two cars and a speedboat, with substantial bank funds in others’ names. The case seeks alimony while his divorce proceeds. Kerrigan was recently acquitted of conspiring to evade the Volstead Act.
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Long Island
School Buses Not Be Taxed By State
Inspectors for the state department advised Thursday that school buses used exclusively for transporting pupils will be tax exempt. If a bus is used for other purposes, compensation rules under the former contract apply.
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Tie Shite
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David A. Gales
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Lisieel
Eating While Standing Appeals To Frenchmen
In PANIS Nev 9 4y observers describe French customers favoring standing eating. The standup lunch concept, once experimental, grows into a chain threatening traditional cafeterias as new snack bars sprout amid rising demand.
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Pantages Sentenced in Statutory Case in Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages, famed vaudeville magnate, was sentenced by Superior Judge Charles Fricke to one to fifty years in San Quentin for a statutory offense against 17 year old Eunice Pringle.
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Many Singers To Be Here Tomorrow
Assured of strong vocal talent the southwest will hear tomorrow afternoon at City Hall. Local quartettes and groups including Stamps Hooker Vaughn Trabel and Washington will perform along with regional quartettes in a community singing event expected to surpass the prior attendance of around DM people.
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Publix Show Car Attracts Crowds At Topeka
A Publix Theatres special show car toured Topeka drawing crowds near the Saenger theater. The locomotive styled vehicle, driven by OG A. Colling and Clinton Mark, featured a smokestack, engine whistle, and a 32 volt T0-Vvalt system powering the exterior equipment and electric systems. The display advertised theater attractions with a as yet unspecified schedule.
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New Grand Books Big Rail Film Attraction
A sensational feature titled Blood and Skeel promises a bold railroad pageant at the New Grand Meurday and Tubs. Star Cass and Willian Despmad lead a cast amid dramatic scenes, with the plot centered on a locomotive tale and a dazzling railway display.
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Gas Blast Wrecks Ohio Factory and Five Known Dead
Five men were killed and four men and three women perhaps fatally injured in a gas explosion at the Time Printing Company in Elyria Ohio. A workman entering a gas filled room struck a match to light a cigarette, triggering a deadly flash that hurled flame hundreds of feet and collapsed walls. The blast cracked surrounding structures and rattled buildings for miles as residents heard the detonation.
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Cotton Belt Head Denies Any Merger
LOUIS Nov 9 Daniel Upthegrove president of the St T and W railroad the Cotton Belt told the St Louis Post Dispatch over long distance telephone from Shreveport La that he knew of no plans for a merger of the Cotton Belt with the Southern Pacific system or any other railroad Upthegrove denied any knowledge of the move after a Dallas report said negotiations were under way
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Cincinnati Paper In Mooney Fight
Frank C. Stevens, inmate at the National Military Home in Dayton, said to have overheard a deathbed confession absolving Thomas J. Mooney of complicity in the 1911 preparedness day bombings, was en route from Belle Aire to Cincinnati. A Cincinnati newspaper man met him. story to be checked and sent to Calliefern authorities. Mooney is serving time for the crime.
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Law and Order Is Cloak for Racket in Chicago Details
Chicago dispatch reports government claims that the South Side Business Men's Law and Order League acted as a racket. Arrests included William Payne Orgie free and Lena Wiedrowaski, president. Assistant U S attorney Daniel Anderson said the group used funds to oppose prohibition and reward supporters, while claiming to uphold law and order. Other details describe alleged protection for saloons and misleading fundraising efforts.
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Coalition Group Calls for Tariff Plan and Open Debate
In Washington a proposal urged the senate to recess until November 20 and have the democratic republican independent coalition form a definite tariff revision program. Senator Smoot led the move with Simmons and Borah backing the idea while opponents warned against delaying discussion. The coalition claimed responsibility for tariff legislation and favored public debate to enlighten voters.
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Renewed Fighting Between Nationalists in China
A dispatch from Mankaw reported by Rengo says the Nationalists ordered a general offensive against the revolt known as the People's Army in Hamal province. Chiang Kai-shek will personally command with the first and second divisions to the front where the government won a sanguinary clash yesterday.
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Hollywood Troubadours To Play Ellis-Antlers Dance
Bob Turner's Hollywood Troubadours, a Union group said to be real musicians, booked to perform at the Ellis-Antlers dance next Thursday night. The organization, newly engaged in Hollywood, heads for Biloxi, Mississippi, for a December 1 Winter engagement, described by Feild as among the best music and dance acts in months.
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iSuit Says Husband Had Road Traffic In West
CHICAGO Nov 14 Gilva Mc Clatchie claimed a dispute in court involving her husband. She described incidents during breakfast and past nights where he warned her and concealed objects, while she faced fear and confusion. The account reflects marital conflict and alleged coercive behavior.
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Government Surveys Highlight Great Game Prospects Across States
A government survey project aims to map highway and ferry routes across multiple states to support improved travel and freight mobility. Officials expect the study to guide highway planning and traffic management as autumn activities roll in, with participation from Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska and other states.
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Meteor Visitor In White County
Reports from Bradford White County describe a bright meteor passing low across the night sky attracting widespread sightings. Residents recall a vivid fireball streaking overhead and briefly lighting the area before fading, with observers unsure of its origin and lingering questions about its trajectory.
Striking Workers Dismissed From East Marion Church
In Marion North Carolina church clerk A R Black stated 12 members of the East Marion Missionary Baptist church received letters of dismissal though he denied the action was due to union membership. John Peel NC Federation of Labor called it a religion outrage noting the dismissed were union members. Black said six were by request and six for their protection. officials had charges to discipline them.
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Little Rock Man Heads B and L Body
EL DORADO Nov 9 The Arkansas Building and Loan Associations elected Ray L Bilheimer of Little Rock as president at the closing of the annual convention. W Matthews El Dorado first vice president Ray B Smith Hot Springs second vice president H E Kimber Pine Bluff treasurer E O Bagley Little Rock secretary. The convention adopted three resolutions proposing changes to state tax collection recording of sales and redemption of property sold under foreclosure.
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E. O. Bagley
Governor To Fix Dates of Execution
In Arkansas the governor will set execution dates for W. Hi Howell and Ben Evers soon unless clemency is granted. Supreme Court mandates were filed, confirming the death sentences. Howell's date was May 24 and Evers was originally scheduled for July 2. Mental state probes and possible insanity defenses may influence outcomes.
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