Editorial rebuttal to Talmadge on subsidized press in Georgia
ALEx. H Wartl Here and There discusses Governor Eugene Talmadge's claim that Roosevelt subsidized newspapers, listing editor opinions from William Allen White to Arthur Hays Sulzberger. The piece argues subsidies are not widespread, cites payroll scales, and defends press independence while noting editors’ political restraint. Roosevelt faces hostile editorials and radio counterpoints, but the overall charge is deemed absurd.
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Aly P. Long
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Roosevelt
Chattanooga
Fimes
Jswavey
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Nan
Gen Howe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Ciitle
Arkansas
Armerican Press
Hopé Etar
Americ
Removal of Sales Tax Exemptions Educators Plea
LITTLE ROCK The sales tax would extend to staple foods and medicines while 65 percent of revenue would fund public schools. The Arkansas Education Association Ways and Means Committee backs a six month school term and local district flexibility. Proposals cover rural supervision, retirement funds, and long term revenue plans including consolidations and audits.
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Little Rock
Ways and
The
Arkansas Education Association
Council of Education
Immer Pichely
Anitidt
Arkansas
General Assembly
Andes
Ste
Red Cross Leaders Meet Here Friday Conference at Hotel Barlow planned
Red Cross regional conference will be held at Hotel Barlow on Friday October 11. D B Thompson chair of the local chapter said leaders from counties across the state will attend as part of a series ahead of the Nineteenth Annual Roll Call beginning Armistice Day. He noted increased demands and expansion of work including accident prevention and a strong membership drive. The chapter reported 160 disasters in the last fiscal year with 128 in the United States and only 12 states escaping some disaster.
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Red Cross
Hotel Barlow
D. B. Thompson
Nan
Thompson
Mer. Thoompson
Unites States
Accident Claims Rejected by State
LITTLE ROCK The States Claim Committees, at its first meeting in several weeks, Monday disallowed six claims against the state for damages mounting to several thousand dollars for injuries alleged to have resulted.
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Little Rock
Suveril
We State
Grand jury denounces Hempstead livestock on highways
Hempstead County grand jury denounces rigid stock law enforcement and other highway safety measures after noting more deaths on roads than by guns. It urges officers to prevent cattle roaming highways and cites past warnings by Sheriff Jim Bearden. The report also details indictments for multiple counts including two manslaughter charges against Nathan Login, a Hope Negro, in a fatal crash on Highway 7 west of Hope.
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Hempstead
Hempsend County
Grand Jury
Jim Bearden
Mai
Nathan Login
Loan
Hope
Ereile Nighols
Rose Huntley
Lovan
Highway 7
Red River
LM. Stephens
Landoen
Raburt
Turaey
Nora Turner
Helen Willams
Jewelle Hill
Rebby Fred Moore
Tom Cox
Eula Rats
Wille Neal
Jack Mowanl
Nathan Lang
Ernest Allen
Liberty
Reklin
Texas
Meaner
Labor Union Backs Excluded Communist Candidate
The American Federation of Labor refused to seat a former Communist congressional candidate as a delegate at its annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey, reinforcing its opposition to Communists within the organization.
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Isis
Atlantic
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Cake Walk Raises Band Fund to Six Hundred Thirteen Dollars
A cake walk in downtown Hoge Tuesday night drew crowds of men women and children and raised 103.45 for the Hope Boys band auxiliary to buy new uniforms. Forty four cakes were given away with an average price above two dollars. Kinard Young won the grand prize a basket of dahlias from Briant's Floral Home. The event, hosted by the band's auxiliary, netted total funds now at 613.47 after contributions from band members. Next event planned includes a cake walk to support the Arkadelphia Hope football game on October 15.
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Hoge
Hope Boys Band
Briant
Kinard Young
Luther Hollaman
J. K. Sale
Claude Mannievitidene
Cones Gist the Auxiliary
Arkadelphia-Hope
Band A
Joe Aymisted
Ray Lewis
Billy Orton
Jackson Vinyard
Cartine Bruner
Frances Brinner
David Davis
Marion Smith
Pershing Floyd
Mary Della White
Gus Bernier, Jr
Thomas Kinser, Jr
Homer Lavender
Claude Nunn
James Sandlin
Harald Smith
Wallace van Sickle
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Mary Katherine Bruner
Harry Seynar
Charles Sexnay
Syvelle Burke
Vange Crawford
Joe Wimberley
Luther Garner
J. T. Lueck
C. Cook
EP. Young
Noland Cargite
Brywat Bundy
Mae West Threatened but Silent After Extortion Plot
Los Angeles authorities probe threats against Mae West amid a extortion scare. Gman Joseph Dunn interviews the star while two suspects, including George Janis, are detained in connection with a staged pay-off plot and a threatening note demanding cash. The case has spanned weeks with escalating warnings and a calculated attempt to burn the star.
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Los Angeles
Calif
G-men
Mae West
Joseph E. P. Dunn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dunn
Case
George Janis
Aid Blayney Matthews
District Attorney's Office
Matthews
Star
Tony
Diplomatic Lines Broken by Italy and Ethiopia
Italy breaks diplomatic ties with Ethiopia as Addis Ababa recalls its envoy and Rome withdraws its ambassador. League of Nations contemplates sanctions against Italy for the Abyssinian war while Haile Selassie urges Ethiopians to leave Eritrea and hopes for external mediation.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Lugi Vinci-Gigliucci
Thiopia
Foreign Office
Addis Ababa
Gejseva
Boycott Mans
Geneva
Switzerland
Copyright AP
League of Nations Assembly
League Council
Assembly
Council
Committee of Six
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Eritrea
Selausiu
Wis
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Aden
Arabia
Sudan
Sumia
Nevada County Liquor Referendum Set for December 10
Nevada County will hold its second county wide liquor sale referendum on December 10 after County Judge E H Weaver ordered the election on a petition by 900 electors representing more than half the county's registered voters. There were no protests.
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Prescott
Ark
Arkansas
Nevada County
E. H. Weaver
Guernsey School to Open Monday
The Gill terai of school at Guesnses will open next Monday, October Lf it was announced Wednesday by mR Boacn. principal. The faculty includes EB RB Brown, principal and athletic coach. Hugh Bristow, science instructor. Bra EL Tt Brown, Magtish teacher and coach of the girl basketball team. Mrs. Simi, French and history instructor. Miss Allena Wylie, fifth and sixth grades. Miss Nellie Hays, third and fourth grades. Mrs Edgard Tyler, seventh grade. Mrs. Charles Wylie, first grade.
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Gill Terai
Guesnses
Boacn
RB. Brown
Athenalius
Hugh Bristow
Bond Purchase Plan is Continued
LITTLE ROCK The State Re funding Board on Wednesday rescinded its Tuesday order and voted to spend nearly one million dollars available to buy state bonds at a discount before maturity. It took no action on Tuesday’s resolution to buy bonds only if offered below 35 cents on the dollar amid protests from Arkansas road bond holders over a reserved $400,000 of funds amid charges of speculation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Traxler Wanted on Murder Charge in Arkansas
Howard County Sheriff C A Dildy says Oklahoma authorities expect to extradite Traxler, a Pauls Valley murder suspect, from Nashville Arkansas after a Tuesday phone talk. Traxler, wounded in the hip, has not stated whether he will fight extradition, while authorities await prints and extradition papers from Oklahoma City.
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Nashville
Arl
C. A. Dildy
Howard County
Pauls Valley
Okla
Pete
Traxler
Pauls Valeley
Dildy
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Neshville
Little Rock
Werkeesa
Pingerprins
J. Hy
Sewell
Tumadiayne Fherti Dildy
Linke
Vietman
Oklibamy
Yeaxler
Roger Sewell
Sheriff Dildy
Suite Revelute
Tiger
Hauptmann death appeal routes outlined after ruling
New Jersey high court upheld the death sentence for Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnapping murder. The unanimous decision allows three avenues: a governor’s clemency or commutation, a new trial on negligence grounds, or appeals to the U S Supreme Court. Hauptmann’s wife reacted with stunned resolve as news spread.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Weed
Donvi Bruno Richard
Hauptmann
Chai Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Mann
Cor
Court of
Preme Court of the United
Dick Powell Visits Home Town in Little Rock
Dick Powell, film star, arrived Sunday to visit his parents at 1519 Schiller Avenue. He spoke with principal J. A. Larson at Senior High School where students mobbed him for autographs as he chatted in the main office before leaving Tuesday night on the westbound American Airlines Condor to Hollywood.
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Little, Rock
Dick Powell
Ewing Powell
Schiller Avenue
American Airlines
Condor
J. A. Larson
Woman Held for Poison Murders in New York Suburb
A housewife confessed aiding an alleged seducer of his young wife to poison her. She also claimed to have killed her own brother with the same poison, a crime for which she had been acquitted a decade earlier. The case ties to Ruth Creighton, 15, and Everett Applegate, 38, in Baldwin Long Island.
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Mineola
Everett A
Applegate
American Legion
Marvin WW. Littleton
Crighton
Ruth Creighton
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