Norma seeks help to regain custody of her son
Norma, disturbed by the alleged abduction of her child Mark, seeks legal help from district attorney Lafe Flynn after counsel from Bob Farrell. They discuss using welfare records and the long battle against Travers and a corrupt network to overturn a past false conviction. Flynn warns about publicity and outlines steps to expose decades of fraud. Norma prepares to meet Flynn and pursue a court fight to reclaim Mark.
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Pasteau
Norma
Farrell
Trovera
Flynn
Travers
Lafe Flynn
Florence
Mark
Arkansas Deputy Held to Jury Over Murder Charge
Ozark Arkansas deputy sheriff Curtis faced a justice court examination Tuesday and was bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge from the shooting of Tot Randolph, a coal miner, during an alleged disturbance of public worship. Randolph was killed when Curtis tried to arrest him after he threw a stone through a window at his father in law s house where his estranged wife was staying.
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Mie
Farrell
Lafayette Hiynn
Hama
Alice
Norma
Mr. Stone
Ozark, Ark
F. BP
Chubbi
Aklin County
Watced
Justice of the Peace Cout
Tot Randolph
Alix
Curtis
Randolph
Lan
Holly Springs Church Notes and Community Roundup
The community health is good as Bro. Hannah delivered a regular appointment and an interesting sermon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Weaver of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Harper of Village. Mrs. Doves Sinck of Overton Texas returned home after visiting. Ralph Bailey and Logan Bailey with families visited. Willsville School opened Monday with large enrollment. Paul Franks suffers a bad sore foot. Local singing at Bodcan Sunday night and a unity singing at Holly Springs next Sunday afternoon. Public invited.
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Hannah
Weaver
Waterloo
Agg
Harper
Wells
Village
Doves Sinck
Overton
Tex
Ralph Bailey
Logan Bailey
Hope
Willsville
Paul Franks
L. P. Weaver
Lora Merlor
Bodcan
Holly Springs
Ahase
New Mississippi Bridge to Hire 1000 Men in Aisle Project
In New Orleans a record setting railroad bridge across the Mississippi, costing 14.5 million dollars, will provide work for about 1000 men for several months. Gov. Huey Long is expected to sing the contracts soon as engineers estimate labor and time.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Huey Long
Washington Cavender home sale listing and cattle sale ad
A five room cottage on eight and one third acres in Washington known as the Cavender home. See Haynes or Haynes Bros. Also advertised are two Jersey cattle, a two year old and a three year old, with or without papers, by White & Co.
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Pargalp
Washington
Cavender
Haynes
White & Co
Wanted to Trade for Hope Property Farm Trade Offer
A 16 acre farm is offered for trade toward a Hope property. Property includes a one room three area house, two barns, and a deep well. Located two miles west of Bank head highway, near mile marker. Apply at Star location.
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Hope
Bankhead Highway
Lost Prairie Heart Dinner with Aunt and Relatives
Wold and Stella Wormington join their aunt Mrs Funnley Morgan for Sunday dinner, marking a quiet family gathering in the community section.
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Wold
Stella Wormington
Funnley Morgan Bunday
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Nelse and Mamie Collom visited Tom and Annie Vickers Sunday evening in their town. Mrs. Oney Godwin spent Saturday night and Sunday with her daughter Edith Nelson near Beck's Store as the board of health finished its rounds.
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Nelse
Mamie Collom
Tom
Annie Vickers
Oney Godwin
Edith Nelson
Beck's
Board of Health
Naval Holiday Favored by Solon Swanson Seeks Five-Year Pact
Senator Swanson of Virginia, ranking Democrat on the Senate Naval Committee, urges President Hoover to pursue a five-year naval holiday with Britain and Japan under the London pact. He argues a treaty pause would raise the United States to its allotted strength while avoiding further cuts in other defense spending.
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Washington
Britain
Japan
United States
Swanson
Virinia
Senate Naval Committee
Hoover
Vacations For Horses In Soviet Farm Plan
In a Samara report the Soviet plan assigns regular rest days for horses on collective farms. Each draft animal will receive seven to eight days of vacation with rest periods staggered so that 10 to 14 percent of horses are on leave at any time.
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Samara
U. S
Russia
Murray Pull Tricks for Nebraska Newsmen
Oklahoma's governor did a headstand on the lawn of the Nebraska governor's mansion to show reporters he could. William Murray stood on his head for over a minute during a visit to Lincoln with Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bryant of Nebraska. He declined to repeat the stunt for photographers.
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Lincoln
Neb
State of
Oklahoma
William Murray
Nebraska
Murray
Charles W. Bryant
Sunday School Grows At Willisville Opening
Health here is very good at present for which we are thankful. A large crowd attended Sunday school here Sunday. Our Sunday school is growing over Sunday. School opened at Willisville Monday with a large enrollment. Most of the parents of the district were present at the opening with interesting talks by different ones. Rain Monday afternoon was appreciated by all.
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Willisville
Typhoid Shots Monday and Local Social News
Typhoid shots will be given Monday. Mr and Mrs Loyd Wormington were supper guests of her mother Sunday night. Misa Fanny Horton of Garland City visited friends here Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. Loyd Wormington
Misa Fanny Horton
Garland City
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