Homestead relief to cost state fourteen million yearly
A WPA survey on homestead exemption shows replacing lost state revenue from exempting the first 1000 dollars of homestead value would require about 572 695 dollars annually. The report covers 2 863 of 3 121 districts and 129 075 homesteads, with 12 192 000 acres assessed at 15 194 000 dollars total value.
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Little Rock
Crawford Greene
State Department of Education
Hut Hoe
Crittenden
van Buren
van Burean
Helena
Russellville
Week-End Toll on Highways Is 138
At least 138 persons died in automobile accidents in the nation over the weekend. At Bayonne, N J, Sosepl Paures. Continue on page three.
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Associated Press
Bayyonne, N. J
Sosepl Paures
A Thought on Real Merit and Noble Deeds
A fragment reflecting Acschines on men of merit whose noble deeds command regard yet are not always to be endured as they warrant their actions and judgments.
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Acschines
Parole Revoked for Bank Robbery Convict in Texarkana
Roger Monroe, once paroled after four to seven years for involvement with the Bank of Blavins reapers, has parole revoked and is returned to the penitentiary following a Texarkana conviction for receiving stolen property. Prosecutor Ned Stewart notes the municipal court verdict by Judge Vance. Monroe pleaded not guilty.
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Roger Monroe
Bank of Blavins
Vance
Stewart
From Prescott Killed on Highway
DEMING No M.41-A gasoline truck pulling two loaded tank cars struck and killed four persons and injured five near a traffic crash on U S Highway 80 ten miles west of here. The truck driver’s name was not learned immediately. Claimed victims include Danill family members from Prescott Arkansas and Fort Worth Texas. Louise Danill, 16, suffered a back injury and other injuries in the wreck.
Lewisville Shooting Leaves Man Wounded in Hip
Alf Knott, 25, was shot in the right hip by John Jones, 46, outside a Lewisville drug store at 8 p.m. Saturday. Knott was treated locally and later sent to his father’s home. Jones was grabbed by Deputy Marshal Floyd Mitchell and jailed in bond awaiting arraignment for assault with intent to kill. The sheriff said a quarrel occurred a few hours before the shooting.
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Alf Knott
Lewisville
John Jones
Knott
John Knott
Jones
Floyd Mitchell
R. H. Duty
The
Star
Justice of the Peace
C. J. Bray
Hope Man Secures Nash Auto Agency in Hope
Nash LaFayette distributor in Little Rock announced W. M. Atkinson will run the Nash agency on South Elm Street in Hope. The new operation lines up Nash Ambassador and Nash LaFayette 400 models with prices from 595 to 995, starting soon with a formal opening and preview of the cars.
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Atkins Nash Company
Nash LaFayette
Little Rock
W. M. Atkinson
South Elm Street
Hope
Nash
Iow
Nisw
Nash Motors Company
Atkinson Nash Company
Nash Rand
Four Dead in Alaska City Landslide Disaster
A massive mud and rock slide struck Juneau's apartment district late Sunday, with reports of four dead seven injured and possibly twenty five trapped. Communication was disrupted as officials, including Fire Chief W. W. Mulvihill, estimated that more than a score may have been killed or trapped by the 100 foot mass from a rainswept mountain. The dead were unnamed in early reports.
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Juneau
Alaska
W. W. Mulvihill
Red Cross Roll fund Nears 300 With Local Gifts
The Red Cross drive reports 295 dollars raised Monday with 35 more from Foy H Hammons chairing Hope County quota stands at 600 members total 205 reported so far Wayne England leads outside Hope. Numerous small donations listed from locals including Mrs Aline Johnson J M Warmack and Edgar M Coop among others totaling 3299 dollars.
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Red Cross
Foy H. Hammons
Hopes
Wayne H. England
Hope
B. Fresley
W. L. Carter
J. M. Warmack
Reg Cus AO
Wilson O
Jack Anderson
Saab Ab
BE. M. McCoy
Bullington
Hoy Anders
Sally Brouping
Gamer Jones
Flora C. Slater
Rituhiv Grocer Co
Municipal Court Hears Light Cases
Municipal Court on Monday disposed of eight sessions with several drunkenness fines and minor offenses. Defendants included H C Davidson, Frank Madlison, Poster, Julia Fauller, John Moran, and Julia Hill. penalties ranged from bonds to fines up to 250 dollars. All state cases postponed to next Monday. no civil docket. Manufacturers forecast 215 million dollars of Christmas toy sales US wide in 1986 versus 3200.00.00 in 1935.
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H.C. Davidson
Frank Madlison
John Mossie
SLO. L
Poster
Julia Fauller
W. S. Atkins
John Moran
Moran
Julia Hill
Frank Hale
Steadman
Eeerse
United States
Cotton Market Report From New Orleans Debuts Quiet
In New Orleans the Dedcomber resort opened Monday at 11.76 and closed at 1164 65. Spot cotton closed quiet at 15 points dawn with middling at 12.05.
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New Orleans
Wit -Dedcomber Restort
Spot Cotton
What You Should Know About New Social Security Law
The notice explains old age benefits payable starting January 1, 1942. It details lump sum payments for those not qualifying for monthly benefits due to wage thresholds and years worked, plus death benefits payable to estates. Examples illustrate 34 percent lump sums and 3 percent estate payments, with provisions once monthly benefits begin.
Slavery Denial News From Arkansas Court
In Jonesboro Arkansas Paul D Preacher 42 Earle town marshal pled not guilty in federal court to an indictment alleging he aided and abetted in causing persons to be held as slaves in east Arkansas Judge Martineau postponed until May term for civil damage suits tied to flogging incidents The Arkansas Farm Tenancy Commission heard C T Caleman Little Rock advocate push tenancy remedies and a homestead plan by C T Carpentier Marked Tree decrying tenancy as a national disgrace
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Jonesboro
Ark
Paul * D
Preacher
Earle
Arkansas
Fred A. Isging
Martineau
Willie Sue
Blagden
Hot Springs
C. T. Caleman
Little Rock
Arkansas Farm Tenancy Commission
C. T. Carpentier
City Primary to Be Held Tuesday in Democratic Race
Polls open 7 until sundown for a four ward city primary with seven offices. Candidates include Mayor Albert Graves and Ruff Boyett, Treasurer Charles Reynerson, and unopposed Municipal Judge Kendall Lemley. Each ward elects one alderman among several listed contenders.
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Hope
Arkansas Bank& Trust Co
Frisco
Hope City Hall
Albert Graves
Ruff A. Boyett
Charles Reynerson
Ww. Kendall Lempley
L. Carter Johnson
Kenneth G. Hamilton
J. L. Rodgers
O. L. Wyatt
Roy Johnson
C. E. Taylor
W. A. J. Schweiker
Beauty Show and Amateur Contest at Hope City Hall
A Lampstead county beauty and amateur entertainment contest, sponsored by the Auxiliary of Hope Boys, will be held Friday night at Hope city hall auditorium. Winners may advance to district and state contests toward a nationwide event. Ages 14 to 25 for the beauty cone feast. amateurs in singing and dancing of any age. A Shirley Temple parade for tots 2 to 12. winner receives a Shirley Temple dress from Hollywood. Out of county judges will be picked. Mrs. L. Ogburn directs. Register with Mrs. Ogburn by teleplaning 312.
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Lampstead County
Hope Boys Habe
Hope City Hall Auditoriaum
Shirley Temple
Hollywood
LiDella Ogburn
Coyal
En- Wabls
Ogburn
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville dispatch speculates on Congress lacking Republicans to referee fights and suggests calling in jobless prize fighters. It muses about letting the Supreme Court catch up, notes many towns lack suitable post office buildings, and jokes about shortening working hours while Congress members go fishing.
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Nashville
Supreme Court
S. R. Morgan Faces Trial in Ft Smith Bombing Case
Fort Smith Arkansas Monday moved to Windia circuit court where S R Morgan, once wealthy, stands charged with assault with intent to kill in an alleged bombing plot. The state opened evidence in the case amid preliminary proceedings.
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S. R. Morgan
Ft. Smith
Fort Smith
Ark
Ubp
Ro Moe
Windia
New York Law Sanctions Unemployment Tax Amid Court Split
The New York unemployment insurance tax, 1 percent in 1936 rising to 3 percent, funds a pool for 14 states and 76,000 establishments. Benefits equal 50 percent of weekly wages from 5 to 15 dollars with a 16 week yearly cap. Supreme Court split 4 to 4 on upholding state legislation supplementary to federal social security.
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Washington
Ronal
Wi Stone
York Court of Appeals
Justice Stone
New York
Justic Itate
Rev Harrison to Address Hope Kiwanis Club
The Rev. Fred R. Harrison pastor of First Methodist church will speak at the Hope Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday at New Capital hotel. He will give a Thanksgiving address and Will Dean will be presented on the program.
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Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist Church
Hope Kiwanis Club
New Capital Hotel
Mr. Harrison
Dean
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Voters of Hope
Ward One
J. C. Carlton
J. M. Harbin
Eugene White
Jewell Moore
B. BR. Hamm
Dorsey McRae
Dick Watkins
Vincent Poster
Hamiltah Hanegan
Roy Anderson
J. M. Phillips
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L. F. Higgason
R. E. Cain
Garrett Story
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Frank Trimble
Mont Allen
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