Newsprint from Southern pine to supplant Canadian paper
Georgia newspapers prepare to print a new newsprint made from Southern pine resin, a breakthrough that could revive the South’s timber industry and capture a potential 140 million dollar annual market. The piece notes the shift away from Canadian spruce, the role of resin content in pulp viability, and the regional economic implications. It also opens with a concurrent note on a high altitude cosmic ray study over Ohio by Navy and Marine crews.
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Everal Times
Georgia
South
Great Lakes
United States
Canada
Finland
Navy
Marine Corps
Ohio
Akron
Earth
Escaped Forger Miller Recaptured in Texarkana
Jacek Miller alias Andrew N Banco and Howard Adams, a Hope forger, who escaped Tucker prison farm Pine Bluff last Tuesday, was recaptured Saturday night in a Texarkana rooming house by Chief Jack Runnels and Officer L P McDonald. A 3 caliber pistol and $23 were found. Miller had new clothes. Convicted in Hempstead circuit court last October on two forgery and uttering counts, sentences two years each to run concurrently. He had notable room freedom at the farm before escaping.
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Jacek, Miller
Andrew N. Banco
Howard Adams
Hopeforger
Tucker
Pine Bluff
Miller
Texarkana
Jack Runnels
L. P. McDonald
Texas
Runnels
McDonald
Panco
Hempstead
Cotton Tax Levied for Desha County Agent
Desha County Quorum Court levies a ten cent per bale tax on all cotton raised after January 1, 1934 to fund county farm and home demonstration agents. Tax collected by ginners at the gin and given to the sheriff. plan approved unanimously pending eventual legal method.
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Arkansas City
Ark
Deshy County
Desha County
Southern Pine Made Into White Newsprint for Press
Georgia scientists demonstrated that Southern pine can produce newsprint at commercial speed using a Savannah plant and Canadian processing. Nine Georgia dailies shared the secret test, shipping pine pulp to Thorold, Canada, to prove independence from imported paper.
Civil Works for State Initiated by New Administration
Disbursing officer Miss Duncen and consulting engineer RC Limrick were appointed by the Civil Works Administration in Arkansas. W. C. Dyess announced transfer of 875 relief projects to the CW A, with 23 400 men removed from relief rolls as the program started.
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Arkansas
Rock
W. C. Dyess
Civil Works Administration
Wey
Police to seize Einstein property under confiscation law
The bulletin from Burlin Germany states police were ordered Monday to seize all property of Dr. Albert Einstein and Mrs Einstein under the law for confiscation of Communist property. In Trenton New Jersey Bermarn Macfadden and his wife Mary filed divorce actions, each accusing the other of misconduct. A Washington delegation led by C O Moser of New Orleans, VP of the American Cotton Cooperative Association, met Farm Administration officials to push increased cotton loan prices from 16 to 15 cents per pound.
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Burlin
Germany
Seertt
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Trenton
N. 2
Bermarn Macfadden
Mary
New Jersey
Washington
C. 0. Moser
New Orleans
American Cotton Co-Operative Association
Farm Administration
Europe to Strike Back Says Briton
Professor J A Jones of the University of Leeds warns that Europe faces danger from Roosevelt s depreciated dollar policy and urges continental gold standard nations to cooperate with Britain s pound sterling group. The article notes business criticism of the presidents monetary policy and its impact on purchasing power and agricultural prices amid calls from leaders across Goodyear, Vermont Marble, Southern Pacific, New Jersey Bell, and major banks for policy change.
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London
Eng
J. A. Jones
University of Leeds
American Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Roosevelt
Britain
Pound Sterling Group
F. D. Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
Washington
W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Redfield Proctor
Vermont Marble Company
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific Railroad
Chester I. Barnard
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Henry I. Harriman
New England Power Company
Chamber
Felix M. McWhorter
Peoples State Bank of
Idianapolis
Lewis E. Pierson
The
Tying ‘Trust Company
William R. Es
Central Illinois Securities
Razorback Sub Is Ruled Ineligible
U of Arkansas declares U Nebraska transfer Ulys Schleuter ineligible after a SMU inquiry showed he played college football for Nebraska in 1992. The student from Boonville Missouri had been listed as a direct transfer from a Missouri junior college. Initial reports misidentified the protesting party as Wax BU Spivey.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Ulysses Schleuter
Boonville
University of Arkansas
Southern Methodist
University of Nebraska
Arkansas
Missouri
Moutiwile
Edwin Brinker Held for Murder in 1931 Texas Case
Edwin Brinker a 33 year old ex local ice plant manager now held in Bowie county Texas on a murder charge in the 1931 Texarkana case. He is charged in the slaying of P A McSwain Texarkana laundry proprietor, with officers saying Brinker claimed he went to McSwain s home over a disputed dice win and killed him then concealed the body in a closet after placing a sheet over it. Brinker had been sought as a killer in a separate 1931 shooting involving Earl Elias and once lived in Hope Arkansas where he managed Brinker and Ashcraft s ice plant. The investigation was led by Texarkana officials and Texas Rangers who questioned him for hours before his detailed confession.
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Edwin Brinker
Bowie County
Texas
P. A. McSwain
Texarkana Lundhstand
Hope Men
Brinker
Brinker & Ashcraft
Sulphur Springs
Hope
Epic
Earl Cornelius
Hope Man
Rinker
Jess Cornelius
Ice Mant
Rom
Elmer G. Linegan
Texarkana
The
Star
Bringer
McSwain
Texshana Fea
Oun
U S Chamber Faces NRA Boycott Test
The U S Chamber of Commerce formed a committee to study the NRA amid internal debate. Leaders including Henry Harriman and Silas Strawn opposed NRA coercion and urged sound money while supporting some NRA features. Directors protested against boycott tactics but the chamber maintained a critical stance on compulsory codes.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
NRA
Tnday
Chamber
Henry (. Harriman
Boston
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Mr. Strawn
Fred A. Sargent
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Strawn
Hog Wrecks Truck One Dead 16 Hurt in Arkansas
A Civilian Conservation Corps worker died in hospital at Monticello and 16 others were injured when a truck carrying workers hit a hog and crashed into a concrete bridge on the Warren Hermitage highway. William Grider of Bradley County died. Willie Barnhart of Blytheville and Roy Coles of New Mexico were in critical condition. The crash occurred as the convoy returned to camp late Sunday after a blowout caused by the hog.
Russian Envoy Trovanovsky Accepted by U.S. Amid Far East Talks
Alexander Trovanovsky, 51, a former Siberian exile, is approved as five year Russian ambassador to the United States. His prior post in Tokyo during Japan's Manchuria events and service as vice-chairman of the State Planning Commission shape expectations for Moscow Washington ties.
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Washington
Alexander Antonovich Travanovsky
Japan
State Department
United States
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
Truyanovsky
Trovanovsky
Siberia
Tokio
Russia
Manchuria
Moscow
Slate Planning Commission
Bruce Wounded In Hunting Accident
C Bruce youngest son of J J Bruce of Blevins was accidentally shot Saturday afternoon by Leon Stephens while hunting squirrels in the Ozan bottoms Stephens stumbled and fell discharging a full load of 6 gauge squirrel shot Bruce was struck in the face Dr K R B Robins treated him and took him to Cora Donnell hospital in Prescott where officials said he rests well with a painful eye wound but not permanent The boy’s face and neck were filled with shot.
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C. Bruce
J. J. Bruce
Blevins
Leon Stephens
Ozan Bottoms
Stephens
Bruce
KR. B. Robins
Cora Donnell Hospital
Prescott
Federal Reserve for Home Banks
The Federal Home Loan Bank system began forming with 20 charters granted to federal savings and loan associations in seven states. Chairman John F. Fahey said 86 more were preliminarily approved in 26 states as the system mirrors the Federal Reserve.
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Washington
Federal Savings and Loan
John F. Fahey
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Homes Loan Board
Federal Reserve System
Reserve
Fehey
Settle and Fortune Launch Near Akron for Stratosphere Flight
Lieutenant-Commander T W Settle and Major Chester L Fortune depart Akron at 9 27 am to reach the stratosphere in a hydrogen gondola. They aim to explore cosmic rays believed produced far in interstellar space, planning to descend near Pittsburgh by dusk after shedding ballast.
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Big Airdock
T. G. W. Settle
Chester F. Fordney
U. S. Marine Corps
Akron
Ohio
Furth
Coams
T W. Settle
Navy
Chester L
Fortune Marine Corps Mathematicia
Settle
Pittsburgh
Seatle
Italy Considers Leaving League of Nations
In Rome on Monday the Fascist grand council was to be convened to decide Italy’s future in the League of Nations. One option floated is withdrawal. another is Mussolini threatening to quit unless France agrees to a four power disarmament conference in Rome.
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Rome
Italy
Grand Council
League of Nations
Mussolini
France
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