Here and There Editorial by ALex H Washbu
An editorial fragment critiques William Feather and his Imperial Type Metal magazine, contrasts thrift and liberty with communal living, and notes Georgia paper industry developments. It discusses Camden News and Savannah presses, the Herty process to produce white paper from pine, and potential paper mill sites near Howe and Red River, plus Hope’s rail connections and timber resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howg
Kansas
William Feather
Imperial Type Metal Magazine
Feather
Camden News
Savannah
Georgian Press
Georgia
Dr. Harty
Camden
Tal
Herty
Howe
Fulton
Red River
Hope
Bootleg Gasoline and Cigarettes in Ark Tennessee Seized
Memphis officials checked cigarette dealers for counterfeit tax stamps while Arkansas and Tennessee cooperated to bar bootlegging of untaxed gasoline. An official investigated 1000 gallons of gasoline with no Arkansas tax paid. Arkansas found a truck disguised with cottonseed hulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Arkansas
Blytheville
Ford Plotter to Prison 10 Years
Edward Lickwala, a 20 year old Detroit man, pleaded guilty to extortion involving Edsel B. Ford and was sentenced to 10 years in Leavenworth. His handwriting matched an extortion note, and authorities noted his boastful courtroom behavior after sentencing. He will be transferred to Milan for detainment before Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Wilitsin Larson
Department of Justice Investigation
Turin
Milan
Tansfer
Leavenworth
Bondholders Suit on Bridge Dropped
Bondholders led by Walter L. Pape sought to reopen 1930 condemnation of the White River toll bridge. Circuit Judge W J Waggoner dismissed the suit filed by about 20 holders of the original first mortgage bonds, arguing portions of a claimed agreement between the State Highway Commission and bridge trustees were not in the judgment.
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State Highway Commission
Bridge Bench
State Highway Commision
Bridge Bend
Woman Evangelist Opens Revival in Hope Tabernacle
Evangelist Eupho D Beasley will begin a revival meeting in Hope at the Hope Gospel tabernacle on Main and East Avenue D streets October 9. It will be her second Hope revival, following last fall’s meeting. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eupho D, Beasley
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Main
East Avenue D
Hope
Lumbermen to Appeal Price Rule Against Lumber Code
Memphis spokesman Frank A. Conkling says Southern hardwood lumbermen will appeal the injunction blocking six Arkansas lumber companies from selling below code prices. Judge Marlineau granted the order in Little Rock. Lawyer Lowell Taylor will press a similar injunction in Shreveport on October 22 as the government seeks another restraining order. Opponents have won two prior decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Frank A. Conkling
Southern Hardwood Lumbermen
Arkansas Lunder
John B. Marlineau
Litetle Rock
Conklin
Lowell Taylor
Ben Co. Dawkins
Shreveport
Louisiana
Bobcats Face El Dorado In Key Thursday Clash
Coach Foy Hammons aims to avenge two losses as his Bobcats host El Dorado High School at 8 oclock Thursday. Injuries thin the squad but Payne Madison lead a fast breaking attack while Hope works on air defense after a 44 to 0 win by Malvern. The Wildcats hold one state win and El Dorado seeks a sixth game, Hope its fifth.
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Fordyce
Met Springs
Foy Hammons
Bobcats
el Dorado High School
Hobbs
Hitchcock
Jack Turner
Cam
Hot Springs
Payne
Madison
Hope
el Dorado
Wildcats
Malvern
Croscott
Longview
Texas
Homer
Haynesville
Hamburgee
Deputy Mistaken for a Moonshiner in Newport
Deputy Sheriff Millard Brogden of Jackson County picked up a hitchhiker after raiding a noon shine plant near Newport. The man asked where he planned to take him and mentioned a still running about a mile away. The hitchhiker was taken to jail with the stills now in the sheriff’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ark
Millard Brogden
Jackson County
Brogden
Newsport
Stogden
Pye
Walters Says Kidnap Charge Threats Tied to Custody Case
G E Walters publicly asserts he signed papers relinquishing his California divorce and custody rights under threat of kidnapping charges. He recounts disputes over his 2 year old son Gary Louis Walters, alleged desertion by Mrs. Walters, and money for operations, with his departure to Chicago after a Missouri Pacific station statement. The account references court action, travel from California, and a planned continuation on page three.
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California
G. E. Walters
Hope
Chicago
Missouri Pacific
Walters
The
Star
Crollar Walters
Gary Louis Walters
Arkansas
Gold Revaluation Case Taken to America's Highest Court
The United States asks the Supreme Court to rule on the gold payment suspension act, arguing it affects billions and the national government’s financial stability. The case concerns gold clause bonds of the St Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern railway in receivership, with some holders seeking payment in gold or currency. If the gold clause is upheld, debtors could owe $169 per $1 borrowed. RFC funds involved as security.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis, Tren Mountain & Southern Railway
REC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
New Deal Support Slips in Digest Poll Across States
Seventeen states now vote against Roosevelt's policies in a Literary Digest checkup of 65 000 ballots. The August survey shows 50.97 percent for and 49.03 percent against the New Deal, down from 69.03 percent in prior polling.
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Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Recheck
House of Representatives
Governor Gone and Long Holds Sway
Baton Rouge report says Governor went missing from the capital as Lieutenant Governor Fournette acted as governor. Huey P. Long directed state affairs while speculation swirled over the governor’s whereabouts, with Hot Springs Arkansas or Mineral Wells Texas cited as possible retreat locations.
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Baton Rouge
K. Allen
Louisiana
John B. Fournnet
U. S
Huey P. Long
Long
Hot Springs
Ark
Mineral Wells
Texas
Grand Jury Impaneled In Mrs Stoll Kidnapping Case
A federal grand jury was impanelled in Louisville to investigate the kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll. Thomas H. Robinson Jr. is sought for the crime, with the U S government seeking the death penalty under the Lindbergh law as agents pursue leads and a ransom noted in the case. Mrs. Stoll, held in Indianapolis, described being bound and concealed in a closet after a kidnapping last Wednesday for a $50000 ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Alice Speed Stell
Charles J. Dawson
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Department of Justice
Associated Press
Alice Speed Stoll
United States
Thomas H. Robinson Jr
Nashville
Robinson
Stoll Oil Company
Thamena d. Sparks
Lindbergh
Yietian
Ieid Pop
Stoll
Frances
Henry Robinson
Sparks
Eugene M. Dailey
Floyd 2 Wounded Companions Sought
Des Moines Iowa officers swept across south central Iowa Thursday chasing Charles Floyd called the Southwest's No 1 public enemy and two wounded companions who escaped with car tools from a frightened farmer on Wednesday night. The farmer identified Floyd among two men who halted him on a highway. two other band members were wounded.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Southwest
Farmer
Floyd
Back Taxes Asked in Federal Suits
Treasury disclosure Wednesday showed around 100 corporations notified they owe the government millions in deficient taxes. Fisher & Co. of Detroit faced a $17,199,797 deficiency. Matson Securities Co. of San Francisco, with Matson Navigation ties, faced $874,377 for 1930. Assessments also targeted William De Mille and Cecil DeMille, Hollywood producers.
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Washington
Treasury
Fisher & Co
Detroit
Fisher Brothers
Matson Securities Company
San Francisco
Matson Navigation Company
Hawzivn
William DeMille
Cecil
DeMille
Hollywood Moving Picture
Italy Holds Pair at Turin and Marseille Killings
Dr Ante Paveli and Egon Kvaternik alleged French police masterminds behind the assassinations of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Foreign Minister Louis Barthou of France were arrested in Turin at France’s request. They denied involvement and were held for French authorities. In Belgrade the murdered king’s body was placed beside his ancestors as a two minute tribute paused all Yugoslavia. a funeral cortege included Peter II, Carol of Romania, and Boris I of Bulgaria.
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Alexander I
Yugo-Slavia
Marseilles
Louis Barthou
France
Turin
Italy
Ante Pavelich
Egon Kvaternik
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Marseille
Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugo Slavia
Topolo
Peter
Carol
Romania
Boris I of
Bul
Baria
Found Alive Girl in Arkansas Reunited With Family
Winnie Moe 18, once presumed dead in a Kansas murder case, returns to a shack on the Arkansas River near Pine Bluff. Kansas state police identify the living girl as daughter of Mr and Mrs James McCrea of Lavaca, matching photos of the deceased. Authorities compare the two youths and continue investigations while the McCreas travel with the Kansas officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Winnie Mae McCrea
Kansas
Winnie Moe
Arkansas River
John H. Leutert
Kansas State Police
James McCrea
Lavaca
Daugher
Kansas City
John B. Williams
Fort Smith
Cotton and market quotes from New York to New Orleans
Market listings show cotton prices for New York and New Orleans along with Dec contracts and latest close figures. Grain futures for wheat corn oats noted with percentage figures and varying Dec data. Trading quotes for U S steel standard oil and consumer goods appear alongside live stock prices for poultry and game birds with price per pound and quantities.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Anaconda Atchison
Chrysler
General Motors
Socony Vacuum
U.S. Steeli Ae
Standard Oil of
American Smelter
Little Rock
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Fanny
U.S. Pat
GQNEA
Oil City
el’ Dorado
Dalrymple
America
U.S
Digest’s
Asie
Kingfish
iCall Grand Jury
Kentucky
Stell Ransom
Copyright Associated Press
Pavelich
Kvaternik
Kansas , City
Hope Cotton Exchange
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