Editorial critiques Arkansas prison policy and leadership
Here and There Hditorial by Avex condemns state prison head Luc Hunter for defending use of trusty yards at penitentiary farms. It questions Governor Futrell and legislature, urging action to avoid ongoing scandals and political pandering ahead of the January session. The piece denounces public justification of violent treatment and calls for reform.
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Uperintenden T 'Todhunter
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lodhunter
Futrell
State House
Helen Spence Eaton
Test of Loyalty Is Sermon Theme by Rev. Harrison
The sermon by the new First Methodist pastor Rev. Fred R. Harrison centered on Christ’s question to Peter and the loyalty as the foundation of Christianity. It emphasized loyalty to Christ as a personal bond, expressed through action and obedience, and noted loyalty to Christ supports all church work and the Kingdom of God.
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Rev
Harrison
First Methodist Church
Fred R. Harrison
Christ
Simon Peter
Simon
Jonas
Jesus
USA
Jesus Christ
Blonde Gives Lie to Hubby's Letter
In White Plains New York a blonde wife seeks a divorce from William Jenkins after a court case revealing her husband’s affair with a blonde companion at a Dutchess county roadhouse. The ex secretary to Justice Stone is poised to reclaim her name Edith Fairchild and return to work in Washington.
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White Plains
N. Y
Willian Jenkins
Supreme Court
Graham Witschief
Edith Fairchild
Justice Stone
United States Supreme Court
Jenkineses
Witschief
William J. Nelly
Poughkeepsie
Bil Jenkins
Dutchess County
Jenkins
PP. K. T
Spring Hill Receives FERA Teacher Certification
Spring Hill is among 11 districts certified Saturday as eligible for FERA relief. The tally brings total districts approved to 64, with Wetpstean county and others listed among the Saturday approvals.
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Spring Hill
FERA
Little Rock
Wai
Fera Sloicher Relief
Robert Ho McNaishi
Wetpstean County
Broussard Hueys Political Foe Dies in Louisiana
Edwin S. Broussard, longtime Louisiana political figure and foe of Huey Long, died Monday after a contested senatorial career. He was defeated for re-election by J. Gverten in a campaign backed by Huey Long ally Doug Bronsard.
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Broussard
Huey
Overton
New Igeria
United States
Edwin S. Brows
Louisiana
Jeb Gverten
Huey F Doug
Bronesard
I Maieses
Roosevelt declares New Deal permanent in Thanksgiving visit
President Roosevelt in Warm Springs Ga reiterates that the New Deal is going ahead with cheaper power from Tennessee Valley development and predicts a return to strength. He envisions the Tennessee Valley model copied nationwide and calls for cooperation across business and government to spur employment and housing through large scale modernizing projects.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Southland
Tennessee Valley Power and Land Development
Tenessee Valley
Young and Dawes At Arkansas Conference Report
Officials and political observers gathered at Couchwind Hart Couch's home in Hoyt Springs Arkansas for a political conference. Owen D Young and Charles G Dawes attended, but the meeting yielded no clear outcome or sign of significant agreement.
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Young and Dawes In Arkansas
Hoyt Springs
Ark
Nction
Couchwind
Hart Couch
Owen D. Young
Charles G. Dawes
Recount in Three Counties Refused
Circuit Judge Patrick Henry denied a petition for a recount of votes from Clark, Nevada, Union, Hempstead, Lafayette, and Ouachita counties in the August 28 Democratic primary. Wade Kitchens contested Tilman Parks’ nomination for the seventh district, but the petition was dismissed for lateness under the 20 day election rule. Depositions from Clark and Calhoun counties claimed vote changes, with ward level shifts noted. further depositions and hearings were scheduled for Camden and Harburg areas next week.
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Ark
Patrick Henry
Clark
Nevada
Union
Hempstead
Lakyette
Ouachita
Tilman B. Parks
Songressions
Henry
Wade Kituhr
Wns
Mignotia
Parks
Tavas
Slonry
Mitomey Rufus Wilson
Calhoun County
Baily
M.A. Richie
W. L. Prrlow
Ta ‘Tilmanke
Camden
Joh C. Tiley
Harburg
Kitchens
Parkes
Kitehens
Kiehens
Manley
Gideon
Norning
Grade Crossings to Be Cut Out by U S
Ambiguous notes describe proposals for nationwide action on grade crossings. The text is garbled with OCR errors, but indicates a planned program or policy measure, with continuation referenced to Page Three. No clear dates, names, or locations are identifiable.
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U.S
Stephens to Take $300 Expense Item
County Judge H. M. Stephens announced he would accept 300 dollars a year for expense money while continuing his 1800 dollar salary, after the Quorum Court granted the allowance. He noted he had served two years with only his salary and pledged to taxpayers to maintain retrenchment through 1935-26.
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H. M. Stephens
Declind
Campaian
Hempstead
Paxenyers League
Germany’s Wartime Budget Aims 876 Million for Next Year
Paris report on prewar budget seeks 876 million 200 thousand dollars in credits. The correspondent notes Germany could field a large army next year. Analyst Basil Imbauh predicts stronger land forces in months ahead amid military buildup.
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Branco
Germany
Sis
iMbaugh
Gersiany
Archimbaud
Bodies of 2 Girls Found in Virginia
In Clifton Forge Virginia the bodies of 13 year old Alice Hill and 9 year old Ellen Hill were found with crushed skulls near a woods after they disappeared Sunday night. Three Black men were arrested and sent to Roanoke for safekeeping. coroner says the older girl was criminally attacked.
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Clifton Forge
Roanoke
Alice B. Hill
Ellen Hill
Deegrees
Louis Hoult
Alderman Guilty On Hunt License Charge In Municipal Court
Alderman L A Keith pleaded guilty Monday in municipal court to hunting ducks without a license and was fined ten dollars. The fine was suspended on motion of Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Pat Casey. A total of one hundred dollars was assessed against ten persons for drunkenness. Fines of ten dollars each were suspended against four defendants. They were T L Minner George Wiggins George Jones and Cramp Hill. Drunkenness charges against six other defendants in which they either forfeited ten dollar cash bonds or were fined are as follows Count Hieghorn Arthur Mills Watson Rhodes Walter Anderson Hugh Turner and Jeff Shope. Results of other cases: Elbert Young petit Larceny fined ten dollars and sentence to a day in jail. Earl Nelson simple assault forfeited fourteen dollar cash bond Troy Boles disturbing the peace forfeited ten dollar cash bond John Taylor waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury under three hundred dollar bond on charges of removing and disposing of cotton subject to a lien. The cotton was taken from the Steve Carrigan farm. A charge of rape against Grover Smith was continued on November 26. He was placed under five hundred dollar bond. Charges of drunkenness and distur bance were dismissed against Jordon Lowe. Burglary and grand larceny charges against Albert Jones were continued until November 26. Frank Charles reckless driving display Pat Casty deputy prosecut-
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L. A. Keith
Pat Casey
T. £. Minner
George Wiggins
George Jones
Cramp Hill
Count Hieghorn
Arthur Mills
Watson Rhodes
Walter Anderson
Hugh Turner
Jeff Shope
Elbert Young
Petit Jarceny
Earl Nelson
Troy Boles
John Taylor
Steve Carrigan
Grover Smith
Dreankenness
Jordon Lowe
Prand
Ladies Night Rescheduled by Rotary Club This Week
The annual Ladies Night program, initially set for Tuesday, was postponed to Friday due to expected bad weather and several members unable to attend. The event will feature a hayride and wine refreshments, with the committee announcing the change Monday.
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Rotary Club
Jo Hay-Ride
Weinvrermist
Alleged Forger Arrested in Hope and Hot Springs
Thedford, alias Brother Hays, arrested by local officers in Hope Friday night. He was turned over to Hot Springs authorities Sunday and charged with forgery. Initial belief he was wanted in Texarkana proved wrong. he was taken to Hot Springs for custody and later returned there Sunday.
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Thedford
Brother Hays
Hot Springs
Theelford
Hope
Texarkana
Kingfish Leaves on Related Honeymoon
BATON ROUGE Louisiana United States Senator Huey P Long a Louisiana political figure said he is leaving Louisiana for an undisclosed time and destination on a honeymoon that will be 21 years and 7 months late He joked that it would take two ten cent stamps to reach him ahead of his long absence from the state during his 1936 presidential bid on a third party ticket.
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Donald Richberg
Roosevelt Recovery
James A. Moffett
Housing Administration
Henry J. Harrtiman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Chamber
Green
Chamber of Commerce
Section TA
Inboy
Silas A. Strawn
Roosevelt
Harriman
Riehberg
Moffet
National Aviation of American Manufacturers
National Industri Conference Board
Rurable Goods Committee
WRA
Baton Rouge
United States
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Iam
Long
90 Percent of Short Term Cotton Loans Repaid
Joseph K. R. Cosgrove, president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank, reports the Sixth Farm Credit District sees improved farming conditions as 90 percent of short term cotton loans to Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas borrowers are repaid. Discounts total 2,170,074 with 257,880 unpaid, much not yet due. Loans come from intermediate bank debentures, not direct federal funds.
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Farm Credit
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
St. Louis
Joseph KR. Cosgrove
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Cosgrove
Agricultural Credit Corporations
Mrs. M. E. Woodul Dies at 83 in Hope
Mrs. M. E. Woodul aged 83 dies at home of daughter Mrs. C. B. Irwin on West Division Street after a brief illness. Funeral at 1:30 PM at Mrs. Irwin’s home then a service at Oak Grove Church seven miles east of Hope with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs. C. F. Irwin and Mrs. Sid Collier and son J. A. Woodul.
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M. E. Woodul
Hempsteart County
First Methodist Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
C. F. Irwin
Sid Collier
Hope
J. A. Woodul
Shreverport
Duck Threatened With Extinction Warnings Spur Action
Washington reports an armistice for the wild duck may come as officials seek to prevent waterfowl from vanishing. Alarming declines force study as hunters await southern migrations. Jay N. Darling, chief of the Biological Survey, returns from a global survey and notes plans to restore 1,000,000 acres of marginal central plains lands to their wild state before the next breeding season.
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Washington
America
Nyway
Jay N. Rarling
Biologi
Central Plains
Darling
Arkansas Supreme Court Reverses Ban on Continuous Millage Refundings
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed its prior ruling and held that school district electors may vote a continuous millage tax for bond refunding, enabling resumed school bond refunding. The decision clarifies Act 28 did not bar continuous levies when new bonds are issued and cash proceeds go to the district treasury.
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Little Rock—(P
Arkansas Supreme Court
Great
Todhunter Favors Trusty Guards For Arkansas Prisons
Little Rock Arkansas prison system chief S L Todhunter urged use of trusty guards at prison farms and praised parole as incentive for good behavior. He noted only about 5 percent of paroled inmates cause trouble, while the majority work long hours in fields with air and exercise. Todhunter spoke after breakfast to the YMCA Breakfast Club, answering questions about recreation and operations at Arkansas camps.
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Little Rock
S. L. Todhunter
Arkansas
Todhunter
East
Delay Sets Shank Execution Date Pending Hearing
LITTLE ROCK Governor Furell said Monday he would not set a new date for the electrocution of Mark H Shank Akron Ohio attorney until a determination on the sanity hearing is complete The governor did set December 28 for Bill Maguire to allow access to his war record which attorneys say shows shell shock Maguire is slated to die next Friday for the killing of a filling station operator in this city
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Little Rock
Fu-rell
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Ohio
Bill Maguire
Vine
Maguire
Oil truck crash tied to Lereco Oil owner Early Archer
A Saturday report states an oil truck owned by Lereco Oil Company was involved in an accident locally. The truck is personally owned by Early Archer, manager of a Luovo oil station, raising questions about ownership and responsibility.
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Lereco Oil Company
Early Archer
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