American Mrs Simpson Seeks Divorce From King Edward’s Ally
The American socialite Wallis Warfield Simpson, friend of England's King Edward VII, moves toward divorce from her husband. The court hearing opens October 27 before Justices Jawke at Ipswich. The case is said to be uncontested, with no reference to the king. Simpson, formerly Wallis Warfield of Baltimore, previously divorced in 1927, has separated as she relocated from Bryanston Court to Cumberland Terrace amid coronation season preparations.
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Wallie) Simpson
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Hempstead Singers Invite for Quarterly Session Luncheon
Hemstead County Singing subversion invites all singers and music lovers to a full day session at DeAnmn Surisdy. Attendees are asked to bring basket lunches for the midday meal as the convention remains in session all day.
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DeAnmn
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A Thought From Huauts Lay On Peaceful Modifications
A fragment reflecting on following paths that lead to peace and the tools that modify one thing with another. It hints at measured approach to change and harmony through prudent choices.
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville special notes farmers getting 12 cents for 2 cent colt on along cones. Benjamin Adter, statistician, cites Brazil pressuring Japan, which buys 250 000 bales from Bravil this year and may rise. He predicts world population will create cotton shortages, ignoring boll weevil and nudists, while others profit from cotton and city peacocks seek publicity like Father Coughlin.
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Democratic Quota Raised 50 Percent in Arkansas
Hope and Little Rock reports show the Arkansas quota for the national Democratic campaign fund increased from 50 000 to 75 000. Doris Duke Cromwell, heiress to the Duke fortune, contributed 5 000 to the Arkansas fund, and Hempstead County's quota rose 50 percent. Clifton Scott and local figures in Hope and Little Rock coordinated renewed fundraising efforts as James A Farley urged larger state contributions to counter Republican spending. The telegram from Farley to Scott called for boosting Arkansas’s budget to 75 000 and praised local support for Roosevelt and party leaders.
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National Democratic Campaign Fund
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North Carolina
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Clifton Scott
Comamalice
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Guernsey P T A Plans Tuesday Meeting
Guernsey P T A will meet at 2 30 Tuesday to elect officers for the Hu s ebeaul year and discuss plans for the new year. Parents interested in school improvement are urged to attend the session at relock next Tuesday afternoon. The note also describes a hair curling method and a sculptural emblem featuring Athena with an owl on the reverse.
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Arkansas Supreme Court bars Here and There To Rotenberry measure
The Arkansas Supreme Court removed the Here and There To Rotenberry initiated measure from the November ballot, ruling the ballot title insufficient and potentially misleading. The piece attacks the initiative and referendum system, arguing it erodes representative government and risks direct voter lawmaking. A second section discusses China’s education ministry mandating naps for primary students, with ten o clock scholars not to be encouraged and classrooms set aside for rest.
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China
Ministry of Education
Lhieir
Roosevelt Invades Odds Even for Hope El Dorado Friday
Roosevelt aims for Michigan's 19 electoral votes and draws a Grand Rapids crowd as Landon counters in Indiana. El Dorado Wildcats visit Hope Friday night for a key game. injuries affect backfield, but Hammons expects a strong line and running attack with fresh combinations.
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Dr Kolb to Speak Sunday Morning at First Methodist
Dr A C Kolb will speak Sunday morning during the Sunday school hour at First Methodist church on The Effects of Alcohol on the Human Body. He is a former associate of Dr G E Cannon at Josephine hospital and serves as principal hospital administrator of the Hospital for Nervous Disabilities. All church adults and youths will meet in the church auditorium to hear him. members of other churches are welcome. The address is during the Sunday school hour, not the morning sermon.
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Hope
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Pristite
Community Singing at Patmos Sunday Night
Garden Vines of Paulinus announced Thursday a community singing to be held Sunday night in Patmos High School auditorium with the Bearden quartet of Hope scheduled to perform. The public is invited to attend.
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Widow Spider Bites Garage Owner Near Nashville
Devil Walker, a garage operator on the Nashville Hope highway near Oxan, was bitten by a black widow Monday afternoon. He drove to his shop, then felt severe全 body pains before a car transported him to Dr. Robins in Quan, Me. Symptoms peaked by Tuesday afternoon as the bite’s effects persisted.
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Jol Garage
DuPonts Donated $383,000 to GOP, Says Guffey
New York report quotes Senator Guffey as Democratic campaign chair alleging that the DuPont family and related business associates contributed $383,000 to the Republican national campaign through September 4.
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Democratic Campaign Committee
New York
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DePont
Furlough Extension Refused for El Dorado Slay Suspect
Governor Bo be refused Thursday to extend a 30 day furlough granted to Clyde Guley, Union County slayer, last September. The denial ends hopes for leniency as state officials cited safety and justice concerns in the El Dorado case.
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Bowell
Clyite Gulley
Union County Slayer
Supreme Court blocks ballot title on old age pension plan
The court ruled four to two that the initiated ballot title for a four-to-two measure misleads voters. The injunction prevents placing the proposal on the November ballot. The measure would re enact sales proceeds as pensions up to 50 dollars monthly for age 60 and blind recipients.
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Walton
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Madrid clean up drive as Spain feels war shadows
Madrid police sweep streets house to house for hidden Fascists amid Franco threats and reports of a fifth column. Diplomatic shocks hit Europe as Belgium and Russia strike at collective security, King Leopold urges neutrality, and the Soviet request to convene the non intervention committee is rejected.
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Unin
Associated Press
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Russia
Leopold
Lord Plymouth
Two Men Arrested in Hope Whisky Still Raid
Sheriff Jim Bearden announced the Thursday arrest of two white men, Jim Galloway and Dober Adcock, after a raid on two stills south of Hope. Seizures included 14 gallons of whisky and 400 gallons of mash. two other men fled, likely to surrender soon. The suspects face federal hearings in Texarkana. Deputy Reginald Bearden, Ranger Earl May, and Alcoholic Unit Inspectors Quillen and Cummings assisted.
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Hope
Jim Galloway
Dober Adcock
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Reginald Bearden
Earl May
Quillen and
Cummings
Cotton closes steady after Thursday opening in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton opened at AGL and closed at 11.95. Sput cotton closed four points lower with middling at 12.38.
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