Here and There Editorial on German Dictatorship and Press
An editorial contrasts Nazi Germany under Hitler with England and the United States. It condemnsHitler’s control over press, religion, education, and marriage, arguing only a free press can reveal true public opinion and enable a republic to recover after war or panic under leaders like Wilson and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
XEX
Threse
Joseph Goebbels
Louis the Fourteenth
France
England
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
Tammany Issues Threat as Revolt Gains in Strength
New York reports show Tammany Hall eyeing reprisals against deserters backing independent mayoral candidate Joseph V. McKee as defections widen. Ferdinand Pecora, Senate Banking Committee attorney, enters the race for Manhattan district attorney as an independent Democrat allied with McKee. Bronx and national figures including Roosevelt Smith and Lehman are cited in Bronx Executive Committee support for McKee against Tammany and La Guardia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Hall
Joseph V. McKee
Tammany
Pecora
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Manhattan
Perora
Joseph McKee
Wall Street
Bronx
Fusion
McKee
Washington
Senate
Hoey McKee
James J. Hoey
Hoey
O'Brien
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Executive Committee
Chicago
Lehman
Albany
First Home Loan Bonds Are Ready
The Home Owners' Loan corporation announced interim certificates for its 18 year bonds totaling 5.865 million dollars have been shipped to state managers in 41 states for refunding urban home mortgages. About 2.05 million in certificates went out this week and over 15 million more are ready for shipment as loans are closed in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Arkansas
Patrick J. Maloney
Mires
Two Pairs Twins and Triplets Born in Hess Family
In Wynne Arkansas a second set of twins and a set of triplets were born to Mr and Mrs John Hess. The Hesses already have a prior pair of twins Gilbert and Albert and three other children making ten in all. The triplets are Paul Raymond and Rose Marie. The first twins are nine months old. The Hesses have been married fourteen years.
Greyhound Takes Over Rail Busses
The St. Louis Southwestern Lines, a Cotton Belt subsidiary, merge with Greyhound and take effect November 10. The combined system will be called Southern Greyhound with offices moved to Fort Worth. Key executives include Paul W. Tibbetts as president and George T. Schmall as secretary treasurer. The merger expands Greyhound coverage across Missouri Arkansas Texas Kansas Colorado and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Louis-Southwestern Bus Lines
Cotton Belt Railroad
Greyhound Bus Lines
O. Massey
Greyhound Lines
Cotton Belt Lines
Western-Greyhound
Southland- Greyhound
Southland-Greyhound Lines
Southern-Greyhound Lines
Massey
Fort Worth
Paul W. Tibbetts
San Antonio
Texas
George T. Schmall
Greyhound
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
President Reaches Critical Moment for NRA Program
The article reports internal Recovery Administration disputes over coal code provisions and the challenge of getting western Pennsylvania coal miners back to work. It covers Johnson and Richberg disagreements, Pittsburgh strikes, President Roosevelt meetings with Pinchot, Farley’s AFL appeal, and the broader NRA program hurdles amid labor disputes and inflation vs monetary policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Recovery Administration
Hugh Johnson
Steel Company
Donald Richberg
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Union Lnaders
Farley
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Hope Team Faces Lewisville Friday
Hope High prepares for a Friday game against Lewisville Red Devils after one win and one loss. Coach Teddy Jones plans to start the same lineup as the Ashdown clash, with five huskies added this week and several reserves to see action. The Bobkittens lost 13 to 0 at Bradley, marred by penalties, as the team aims to pierce Lewisville’s defense led by Cababiss and Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcats
Lewisville Red Devils
Jim Pickren
Lewisville
Razorbacks
Arkansas High School
Texarkana
Cababiss
Hunter
Bland
Teddy Jones
Ashdown
Bobcat
Jones
Bobkittens
Bradley
Hope Urban
Slaying charge bail release in Magnolia patch case
Magnolia Arkansas police released A Mustain on bail under $2000 after he allegedly shot Ray Wilson when discovering him and two others in a cane patch. Helena Arkansas reports W Moore, a former railroad brake man, was shot to death near Snow Lake. Little Rock event notes: Sons of Confederate Veterans call for four equal monthly pension payments totaling $204,000.
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Magnolia
Ark
A. Mustain
Ray Wilson
Mustain
Winon
Cane Patch
Helena
A —W. Moore
Snow Lake
Here
Little Rock
Arkans Division
The
Sons of Confederate Veterans
State Pension Board
May Use U S Fund for School Lunch Initiative
Relief Administrator Hopkins told the child health recovery conference he would use employment relief funds to cover school lunches for about six million children on relief. He stressed the administration’s responsibility to prevent under nutrition among families living on 60 cents a day for all needs. Insurance companies will not issue policies to motorcyclists in London Glasgow Liverpool Manchester Coventry or Birmingham.
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Washington
Hopkins
Child Health Recovery Conference
Insurance Companiee
London
Glasgow
Liverpool
Manchester
Coventry
Birmingham
Two Hempstead Districts Win Federal School Aid
W R Dyess announced at Little Rock that two Hempstead county districts received federal emergency funds to hire teachers for eight months. Hempstead district No 4 Patinos No 5 will employ 5 white and 3 Negro teachers, while Hempstead district No 4 Spring Hill No 10 hires 5 white and 21 Negro teachers. Across Arkansas funds will re-employ 442 elementary teachers in 199 schools across 78 rural districts in 45 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
W. R. Dyess
Little Rock
Hempstead
Patinos
Spring Hill
Dyess
McFaddin Speaks on World Rotary Event at Rotary Club
Rotary members will attend a tacky party and buffet at the McFaddin home next Thursday replacing the regular meeting. Mr. McFaddin, head of Rotary International's Extension Committee, spoke on World Wide Rotary during International Week, noting Rotary’s reach and ideals and naming member clubs by country counts.
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Hope
E. F. McFaddin
Barlow
Kate Scott Holland
McFaddin
McFardin
Rotary International
Rotary
Adolf Hitler
Germany
United States
England
Canada
Chile
France
Australia
Ceecho
Slovakia
Rotary Organization
del Gates
Ireland
Chicago
Renee Adoree Dies at 31 in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Renee Adoree, French actress and star of The Big Parade, who died Thursday from a chronic respiratory ailment. Born in Lille in a circus tent, she rose to fame before film roles were cut short by illness.
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Renee Adoree
Hollywood
Calif
Lille
France
State Treasurer and Job Seeker Fight in Capitol Rotunda
Walter Needham, former tag division auditor, and State Treasurer Roy Leonard fought Thursday in the capitol rotunda over a promised job. Needham, who had lost his state job, claimed Leonard promised him a position. Leonard said he would hire if a vacancy arose but could not displace capable staff. Both men endured minor injuries as bystanders intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Walter Needham
Tag
Highway Department
Revenue Department
Roy
Leonard
Needham
van Buren County
Treasury
Clinton
Capitol
Walter
Mr. Needham
Farmer Jailed for Fatal Shooting at Glenwood Farm
GLENWOOD Ark Bill Wisenhunt Montgomery county farmer was jailed in Mt in a county case charged with the fatal shooting of Andrew Tackett about 50. Authorities said Tackett fired first as Wisenhunt entered a farm managed for the Federal Land Bank and Wisenhunt returned fire, fatally wounding Tackett instantly.
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Glenwood
Ark
Bill Wisenhunt
Montgomery County
Andrew Tackett
Wisenhunt
Tackett
Federal Lnd Bank
Oklahoma and Texas Banks Robbed. Cash Stolen at First National
Robbers escaped with about 3500 dollars after forcing seven inside the Frederick First National Bank to line up. Two robbers entered the bank and took cash while a third guarded the wheel. A time lock hindered entry to the safe. Two bank staffers, Frog Mounts and Velva McKinley, were released unharmed. Officers pursued but were outdistanced toward the southeast heading for Texas. In Buckholts, Milam County, the Buckholts State Bank was robbed soon after opening. loss estimated around 5000 dollars with cash in cages.
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Frederick
Okla
First National Bank
Frog Mounts
Velva McKinley
Mounts
Miss McKinley
Texas
Austin
Buckholts State Bank
Buckholts
Milam County
Emory B. Camp
Rockdale
Cameron
Camp
Insurance Rates Boosted in State
LITTLE ROCK Notice of an increase in fire insurance rates affecting one third of the business written in this state has been filed with the State Insurance Department. The increases will affect unprotected risks including brick dwellings five percent veneer dwellings fifteen percent frame dwellings twenty percent farm property twenty five percent and unprotected mercantile property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Insurance Department
Hubbell Tops Senators 2 to 1 in 11 innings
In Griffin Field Washington, Carl Hubbell hurled New York to a third World Series win, beating Monty Weaver 2 to 1 in 11 innings. New York led 1-0, Washington tied in the seventh, then scored the winning run in the 11th as Mancuso sacrificed, Ryan singled, and Hubbell pitched through a double play threat to seal the game.
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Griffin Field
Washington
Carl Hubbell
New York
Monty Weaver
Giants
Jackson
Mancuso
Ryan
Jack
San
Weaver
Jack Russell
Sain Ler
Senators
Hubbell
Bolton
Criz
Cronin
Terry
Ott
Davis
Bluege
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Cotton
Fanny
Pat
Adams
Broomfield
Cubaniss
Whatley
Lefe
Holly
Wwe
Mitchell
Mashaw
Houston
Anderson
Whitten
Brown
McClendon
Turner
Clayton
LaDy
Methyin
W. Cook
Henderson
O'Neal
Hendrix
J. Cook
Bulletins
U.S. Fund
Patmos
World Rotary
Oklahoma
Moore
Critz
Meyer
Kuhel
Orie
Goslin
Manush
N. Y
Davits
Wash—Cronin
Schulte
Sewell
Cruz
Myer
Oich
Weer
Vis
Oli
Mancusa
Wash—Meyer
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