Arkansas Proposes 10 Year Tax Exemptions for Factories
Amendment No 28 seeks state contracts to exempt new manufacturing or processing plants from ad valorem property taxes for up to ten years. Backers argue it will lure industries, citing Louisiana and Mississippi inducements, while safeguards require the projects add statewide well being and align with government obligations.
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Edlier
Little Rock
Arkansas
State Chamber of Commerce
State Industrial Commission
Ataig
Louisiana
Mississippi
Plans Filed For New Hempstead County Courthouse
County Clerk Ray E. McDowell records reveal four story courthouse plans for Hempstead with a cost near 200000. McAnich and Anderson of Little Rock design the project. Floors include farm bureau offices county agents health unit jail and judge’s chamber. The project faces a court contest and awaits Supreme Court action.
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Atlanness
PWA
Supreme Court
George Steele
Washington
Hempstead Circuit Coourt
Arkansas Inn
McDowell
Albert Geof Hope
Beni
Plan for new attack on unemployment program
Informed persons in the administration disclosed a broad new attack on unemployment. The plan may lead to a presentation to Congress early next year and would replace work opportunities with improved conditions in the nation’s basic durable woods industries. Details of the proposed plan have not been made known.
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Washington
Congress
Former US Sergeant Pleads Guilty to Espionage Charges
In New York Guenther Gus tav Rumvieh, a former United States sergeant, unexpectedly pleaded guilty to espionage charges in federal court. The case involves three other individuals accused of being part of a spy ring and exchanging pay for secrets.
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United States
New York
Gustav Rumvieh
Hilly
di Wan
Senator Wheeler Attacks Railway Wage Cut Plan
Senator Wheeler denounced proposed wage cuts in the railway industry as a blow to the current economic recovery. The remarks came during testimony before the Interstate Commerce Committee, highlighting concerns over potential job losses and stalled recovery.
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Senator Wheeler
Waskitington
Wheeler Dom. Monto
Seriste Interstate Commmerce Coparittee
Cranium Cracker Tuens Hit The Palmetto State
A garbled quiz asks about a distingtate figure in the Palmetto State and the nickname Excelsior State. It inquires which city and state were named and who was nominated for governor, requesting an answer in an untitled web post.
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Ernest
Palmetto
Idle Men Return to the Factories
New York reports show idle workers returning to plants and markets reviving. Chrysler plans 8000 auto jobs next week as steel mills and industrial demand rise. stock markets climb with gains led by United States Steel.
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New York
United States Steel
Thought Sfappy's Realization of Wish and Power Link
A reflective line quotes Goethe on how a man learns early the distance between his wishes and his powers, highlighting the gap between desire and capability.
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Sfappy
Goethe
Mind Your Manners Answer Key for Etiquette
Q and A from 1938 NEA Service on etiquette covers greeting callers, respectful conduct toward employers, dining with secretaries, name use after marriage, and addressing a woman with a professional degree. It offers guidance like a hostess rising for guests, and using Miss or Dr based on credentials.
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Miss Smith
Dr. Smith
Miss Burns
Mrs. Burns
Mrs. Burs
Elizabeth
Burns
Brown
NEA Service, Inc
Jonesboro ready for Hope clash in big conference tilt
Jonesboro Golden Hurricane prepare for a pivotal Friday night clash with the Hope High School Bobcats. Coach Manning reports full- effort practice with several backfield players nursing minor injuries. The team aims for a fifth straight win as they travel to Prescott then Hope to face one of Arkansas’ top programs. Officials named include referee Ethic Alexander and umpire Cutrell. The 8 o'clock kickoff will be broadcast to Jonesboro fans over Weston Union wire.
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Eugene Smith
Jonesboro Sun
Jonesbaro
Golden Hurricane
Tuni
Manning
Hope
Bisboville
Golden Gang
Hammons
Jonesboro
Hope High School Bobcats
Pop
Woodland Stadium
Foy Mamimons
Eugene Osment
Osment
Donesbers
Crom Hope
Lowell Manhing
Little Rock
Prescott
Prescot
Curley Wolves
David Coleman
Coleman
Jinginmons
Tilley
Pharis
Ethic Alexander
Washington & Lee
Cutrell
the Bluff
Sommerville
Henderson
O'Neal
Hendrix
Weston Unioni
Hope Confectionery
Dauvk
Webb
Inside the Reich A Portrait of Hitler’s Diplomacy
A NEA Service profile by Milton Bronner tracing Adolf Hitler’s early diplomatic moves and tactics. It notes his use of weekend surprises, key dates, and attempts to shape alliances with Mussolini and Japan while edging Britain and France toward preferred outcomes. The piece hints at a larger analysis continued on Page Three.
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Europea
NEA
Vhe
Adolf Hitler
Metras
Ballous Puehrer
Hitler
Hiller
Germany
League of Naetions
Nasi
Geuning
Rhineland
Austin
Czochoslovakia
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Britain
Alps
England
Wring
Kaiser
Nuei
der Puehrer
Inter- Nationsinswirg
Berlin
Siler
Soviet
Russia
Italy
Japan
France
Czechoslovakia
Enghind
Parity payments for cotton faces funding hurdle says Miller
Senator Miller reports Southern senators back a permanent funding source for parity payments to cotton growers. He aims to draft a bill for the next session to guarantee parity price on domestically used cotton, address the surplus, and curb foreign markets. He suggests diverting some tariff duties to fund this, with a cap on payments. AAA lawyers cite a constitutional limit of 10,000 per person under the 1938 act, possibly restricting payments beyond that for landlords and tenants.
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Washington
Miller
Dem
Ark
AAA
Referendum Planned for Sail Conservation District
County official Oliver L Adame reports state committee approved referendum for Torre Rouge Bod vaw Sail Conservation District. District spans Hempstead Nevada and LaFayette. County agents will appoint three committee members to supervise voting places fees and pre referendum education with a date to be set.
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Oliver L. Adame
State
Sail Conservation Committee
Torre Rouge Bodvaw
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Elston S$. Leonpari
Revival Meeting to Begin Here Sunday
A revival meeting will begin at the Church of Christ on Fifth and Grady this Sunday morning. The new minister will preach, with services Sunday at 1 day and weekday sessions following. A cordial invitation is extended to all in the community.
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Church of Christ
Fifth
Grady Atteots
Oetober
London Population Share of Scottish or Irish Roots
A historical note claims that one in every forty London residents belongs to Scottish or Irish heritage. The statement reflects demographic labeling common in past census or sociological summaries.
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London
Cotton Market Opens as October Futures Edge Lower
Cotton in New Orleans for October opened Friday at 8.39 with a slight decline to 8.36 as the spot market closes steady then three points lower. Middling price noted at 8.49 in a quiet trading session.
Mobilization plans amid Chinese retreat to interior
400 000 prepare to flee Canton as 40 000 Japanese troops move toward the city. Tamshui is reported captured and a 30 mile drive aims to sever the Canton Koroon railway near the British colony. Waichow may be burning after heavy air raids with estimated 1 000 casualties. Czechoslovakia pledges loyal attitude to Germany after Munich talks. Hungary postpones mobilization at foreign powers’ request. Roosevelt orders a new national defense study delaying next year's budget.
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Hong Kong
China
Canton
South China
Tamshut
Bias Bay
Canton-Koroon
Waichow
Budapest
Hungary
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press to Improve Picture Service in Project
W J Mel Cambridge assistant general manager of the Associated Press disclosed prior to day that the news gathering organization expects to announce within the next year a development of news picture dissemination to take away some difficulties of good production.
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Cleveland
Ohio
W. J. Mel Cambridge
Associated Press
Priday
Five-Year Prison Term for Store Robbery
Lonoke Arkansas alias Jack Hamilton, a former Texas convict, was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty before Circuit Judge W. J. Waggoner to a charge of burglarizing a Cabot store.
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Lonoke
Ark
Idi
Jack L. Lawson
Jack Hamilton
Texas
W. J. Waggoner
Two Nominees Named to Lead Arkansas Temperance Union
Mrs May C Crouse of Hot Springs and Mrs Jessie Lowe Kool of Stuttgart led nominations for president of the Arkansas Women's Christian Temperance Union at the convention closing session in Little Rock. The election was set for Friday afternoon with Kool serving as editor of the union publication.
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Little Rock
May C. Crouse
Hot Springs
Arkansas Women's Christian Temperance Union
Jessie Lowe Kool
Stuttgart
Ithe Union
Wallace Plan Endorsed by Senator Miller
Washington secretary Wallace proposed government purchase and sale of surplus agricultural commodities at bargain prices to aid low income families. Senator Miller of Arkansas endorsed the plan on Friday, signaling cross party support.
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Washington
Wallace
Miller
Arkansas
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