Norwood Offered Emergency Post
Washington reports Arkansas attorney general Norwood was asked to serve as director of the National Emergency Council in Arkansas. Norwood said he had not received formal notification and would resign as attorney general if he accepted. He noted a long association with Eld Richberg and awaited official word before deciding.
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Washington
Hall
Nor
Wwodd
Arkansas
National Emergency Council
Eld R. Richberg
National Emergency
Coun Whio
Es A. Moffett
Federal Housing Anstinutor
Norwood
Tile Rock
National
Emerg Council
Corn-Hog Program Vital for Farmer Support
Washington—Administrator Chester Davis of the AAA warned corn and hog producers that overproduction and lower prices may lead to failure to vote to continue the hog control program in 1935. He argued price supports and government lending on corn stored would falter without a program and noted hog market prices have risen while processing taxes increase. Davis dismissed rumors aimed at prejudicing city consumers against the farm program and urged continued output control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Montay
Chester Davis
AAA
Davis
Accused of Bribe in Scottsboro Case
In Huntsville Alabama authorities moved to secure two men held in Nashville on charges of attempting to bribe Victoria Price, the key Scottsboro witness, to alter her testimony. The case links to J W Pearson of Birmingham and warrants were sworn by Price and Jack Tiller. Pearson allegedly arranged letters from Swift and others to influence Price.
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Huntsville
Ala
Atshainn
Nashville
Tenn
Victoria’ Price
Svadsboro Gase
J. W. Pearson
Birmingham
Don Giles
Montgomery
Tennessee
Daniel Swf
New York
Sol Kane
O ' Pesyson
Huby Bal
Tea
Prayer Meeting at Bells Chapel Wednesdays
Bells Chapel invites the public to attend a weekly Wednesday night prayer meeting. Mr and Mrs Daniels and their son from Waco Texas visited weekend with Mr and Mrs Walton Bonds. Mrs HF Tate hosted her Sunday school pupil Saturday. Mrs L White Mrs Playd Brooks and Mrs Melton White were shopping. In Prescotl Wednesday Miss doyce Wood was the Sunday afternoon giver of Miss Chive Brooks.
Local News Roundup From Hope Area Social Notes
Mr and Mrs dyer Leverette and children shopped in Homa Saturday. Sinkey Browning of Hope attended Browning of Hope after the N Y P S Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Ira Brooks spent Monday in Washington. Mr and Mrs Wilson House and children moved to Hope. Miss Opal Honea spent Sunday night with Miss Geneva Cramer. Rev Thompson of Blevins will preach here next Sunday afternoon. Dan Honea and sisters Opal and Lorene leave for Tucson Arizona. Delores and Wanda Ashcraft were guests of Bernice Wood Sunday afternoon. Lester White is improving. Mr and Mrs Jim Daniels of Texas visit Mrs Will Daniels. Lyal Kenneth and Welton Wood visited Harold Yates. Finley Goodlett made a business trip to Hope Saturday.
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Dyer Leverette
Homa Sat
Sinkey Browning
Hope
Attendley Browning
N.Y. PB. S
Ira Brooks
Monnday
Washington
Wilson
Opal Honea
Mas Geneva Cramer
Rev. Thompson
Blevins
Dan Honea
Miss Opal
Lorene
Tuscan
Arizona
Delores
Wanda Ashcraft
Bernice Wood
Lester White
Jim Daniels
Texas
Will Daniels
Lyal Kenneth
Welton Wood
Harold Yates
Finley Goodlett
Georgia Guard Mobilized Amid Textile-Strife Tensions
Six Georgia National Guard companies were ordered mobilized by Adjutant General Lindley Camp on Tuesday and moved to an undisclosed location. Governor Talmatige had activated martial law in areas where troops were stationed during the national textile strike, a measure not withdrawn. The adjutant general offered no public reasons, though unrest has been brewing in the northern region near Chattanooga, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia National Guard
Lindley Camp
Talmatige
Chattanooga
Tenn
Farm Credit Head to Visit Arkansas
William J. Myers governor of the Farm Credit Administration and commissioners from its four units will meet Arkansas leaders at the Hotel Marion in Little Rock at 7 p m next Tuesday October 3. The group will discuss agricultural credit conditions and will visit cotton and rice fields in southwestern Arkansas and Missouri. Myers previously farmed in New York and taught farm management at Cornell University.
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Little Rock
William J. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Arkansas
St. Louis
Mr. Moyers
M. Garnod
Production Credit
G. M. Brenner
Intermediate Credit Bank
A. S. Goss
Land Bank
F. W. Peck
Co-operative Bank
PCA
Missouri
Meyers
New York State
Cornell University
Ithaca
Rate Increase Is Plea of Railroads
Washington hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission featured railroads urging higher freight and operating costs as justification for rate increases. Airlines and air mail operations were also discussed, with Postoffice Department officials arguing the ICC lacks authority to alter contract rates.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
ICC
Eleteher
Association of Railway Exestives
Weae
Julius H. Parmales
Bureau of Railway Beonomics
Rainy week enriches town chapel events and visits
Rain fell Saturday was welcomed. Next weekend features regular preaching and singing on Sundays. Locals attend frequent visits from Mrs. Gilbert of Fulton, Mrs. Crews of Harmony, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford of Harmony, and other neighbors including the McWilliams, Ruggles, Byers, Reed, and England families. Several neighbors hosted gatherings and visits around Guernsey and El Dorado.
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Gilbert of
Fulton
Gifford Byers
John Crews
Harmony
Jess
el Dorado
Bryan
U S Veterinarian Assigned County for drought relief duties
Dr N L Cissell was assigned Monday to Humtpand County to resume cattle purchases by the federal government as part of a nine county drought relief effort led by S H Suit lespertorine at Me Teen of Animal Galusteya. Other allocations included Dr O Stuart in Nevada County and Dr Earle Kiwi in Colwinhla County with purchases of about 3000 head of sheep at cost and 1000 Angora does at no cost. these were approved by national drought relief officials to aid the most affected producers. Dissatisfaction arose over the interpretation of bounty numbers as noted by Mr Reid.
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N. L. Cissell
Drouth
Hankins
LaFayette
O. Stuart
Nevada County
Earle Kiwi
Colwinhla
PS Hewitt
Onachlia
Morday Iy
Morday Iy On Telegram To To Koy
Dleouth
Uieertur
Reid
Local Social News and Visits Highlight Weekend
W T Norwich and wife and J M Norkport and family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J My Jackson Sunday. Prayer meeting at J W Hutsons Sunday night was well attended. Chas and David Baleh were visiting in Bistown Arte Saturday. Jewell Mosse was in Hope for business. Miss Helen Ruth Moxley of Unis Pike entertained a number of friends from DeQueen Saturday night at Nashville. Miss Maric Mycick was the guest of Miss Cley Orr Sunday. Mrs W T Tate went to Washington Saturday. David Baleh Hopl and Pierce Braeden were chapel visitors Sunday evening. Miss Ester Les Orr and Miss Eva Brandon were dinner guests of Miss Margaret Furnator Sunday.
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W.T. Norwich
JM. Norkport
Mra
J. My Jackson
J. W. Hutson
Chas
David Baleh
Burs Inces
Bistown
Arte
Jewell Mosse
Hblon Ruth Moxley
Unis Pike
DeQue
Mrs Wade O Neal Heads to Dallas in Jeans Note
Mrs Wade O Neal travels to Dallas for Saturday jeans. She returns to Big Springs Texas after attending the sickness ye funeral of her mother Mrs Hlbl Sanford. Mr and Mrs Selman Ru yules of Hope spend Sunday with Bryan Huggles and family. Mr and Mrs Gilford Byers and daughter Marjorie spend Sunday with their mother Mrs Gilbert near Fulton.
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Wade O'Neal
Dallas
Jeans
O'Neal
Big Springs
Texas
Hlbl Sanford
Selman Ruyules
Hope
Bryan Huggles
Gilford Byers
Marjorie
Gilbert
Fulton
Holly Grove School Opens Week With Local Notices
Holly Grove School will begin her Monday with Miss Jessie Watkins of New Hope as teacher. Miss Ruth Bowden spent Sunday night with Miss Beatriee Hembree. The community welcomes back Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Neberts. Miss Aubrey Derryberry visits relatives at Dean this week. Malone near Prescott spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cael Evains. Mrs. Jennie Wray of Little Rock is in the area.
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Jessie Watkins
New Hone
Ruth Bowden
Beatriee Hembree
Sherman Neberts
Aubrey Derryberry
Dean
Malone
Prescott
Cael Evains
Jennie Wray
Little Rock
Weel
Elston Willis
Gui
Salm Willis
Miss Francis
Lige Beardé
Dughter
Ally
Hope
Mr. Derryberry
Jami Hail Bowden
Shevonarty
Vaughn Bowdess
Slope
Freud Julison
Meg Evans
Cecil
Catladie Evans
Bowden
Ruswell
Singing Conve October 6th Convention at Main Spel
A garbled district gathering near Hempstead Howard Clark Lafayette Oubehlis Miller and Crlhon counts as the annual Sin convention with a two day Main session drawing hundreds of attendees. The public is invited to the event featuring a program and a possible election of new officers. Local social notes mention family visits and a baby born, with names like Willis Bowden Evans and others, plus a brief note about a recent explosion in Ruswell and a reference to the Lunar Zig tale.
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Arkansas
Tober
Main
G. Steed
Hempstead
Howard, Clark
Lafayette
Oubehlis
Miller
Crlhon
Univi Arkansas Fruit and
Thedford’s Black-Draught Praised in Letters
A reader letter extols Thedford’s Black-Draught a purely vegetable laxative. Mentioned user T L Austin of McAd, N.C., claims it quickly relieves headaches and fullness, and notes the product’s family-friendly image.
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Thedford
T. L. Austin
McAd
N.C
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U.S. Post
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Victoria Price
Georgia Guard
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W.ji. Myers
Paris
Chery
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Svek
Merrer
Hollywood
Rine
Charils
Pailetto Goddard
Adies
Chensip
Franchol Tone
Joan Crawfard
Wiper
Reinhardt
Herlré Marshall
Swansey
Blow
Gloria
U.S
N L. Cissell
Nevada
Taky Briggs
Heer
Holly Grove
China
Liggett& Myers
Besterfield
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