Beardens Cleared in Embezzlement Case
Bearden and associates acquitted in a civil and criminal matter involving alleged shortages from the collector’s office. Key witness Aubrey Lin testified, while auditor Howell and Reginald Bearden’s defense argued no misappropriation occurred. Trial Judge Dexter Bush directed verdicts, and the case was dismissed on motions by Prosecutor Dick Hale.
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Drat
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Citizens Bank
Jim Bearden
Stuart
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Attorney & Gan
Mer. Lewis
Dim Bearten
Little Rock
J. Bryan Simm Ehiel
State Auditorial Departinvn
C. Stuart
$15 000 Livestock Sale Here Tuesday
Sutton and Collier set all records at Ga View Livestock auction Tuesday with totals of 1468. The sale sold 265 hogs and cattle brought steady prices around a dollar per pound for steers. Hogs held strong near seven to nine cents a pound as buyers stayed active. Attendance surpassed prior events.
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Ga View Livestock
Hayes
Holt Attacks Roosevelt on Allies Policy in Senate
Senator Hall Western Virgie criticizes President Roosevelt for pledging US support to the Allies. He and other senators voice concern over how Scandinavian nations must maintain neutrality while aiding belligerents. A Stockholm meeting among Scandinavian leaders discusses preserving neutrality amid wartime pressures and trade challenges.
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Andy Renan
Wwe
Tn Seston Sean
France
Corie
Hall
Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Denmark
Five Die In Powder Plant Explosion
Five workers are killed in a blast at the National Powder Company plant. The disaster occurs Wednesday, with reports of widespread damage and ongoing investigations as German advances continue in Belgium and northern France.
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Nachonal Powder Company
Air Compressor Tank Explodes at Garage injures none
An air compressor storage tank weighing nearly 200 pounds exploded in Frank Walters garage shortly after noon on Wednesday. It shot about 100 feet skyward, tore through the roof, shattered all garage windows, and lifted an automobile four feet. Walters and Leo Compton stood within 10 feet but escaped injury. The tank’s 300 pound capacity and possible overfill were noted as a potential cause.
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Leo Compton
Typhoon in Kyushu Leaves 38 Dead and 33 Missing
Kagoshima dispatches report a Pacific typhoon sweeping southern Kyushu leaving 38 confirmed dead and 33 missing with hundreds of fishing boats and homes destroyed. Landslides cut communications and hindered rescue efforts.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kagoshima
Kyushu
War group puzzle with misplaced name among teams and places
A list of Baltic Black and Mediterranean sea regions plus several odd entries such as Greece and Estonia tied to Europe war groups. Identify the one that does not belong and explain the odd one out by noting its mismatched context or naming mishap.
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Mediterranean
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Athenia
Clement
Giart Baven
Bosnia
Olivegrove
Pina
Estonia
Lithuania
Renmark
Latvia
Brest-Litovsk
Poznan
Lod
Craevew
Wirsin
Kirke
Muitel
Newell
Ironaide
Gort
Prue Iyo
The Road Away From War and Cotton Pressure in 1914
Willis Thorton reviews how U S merchant ships drew the nation into World War I, noting Britain’s 1914 blockade and the evolving rules of neutrality. He highlights how the 1914 cotton crop losses and farmer pressure for cargo rights helped push policy toward sea transport and neutral conduct amid wartime risks.
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Willis Thorton
NEA Service
United Sstates
U. S
Germany
England
United States
Englund
London
Britain
Hope Nashville to Renew Rivalry at Hammons stadium
A gridiron rivalry renews Friday night at 8 p m when Hope and Nashville meet at Hammons stadium. Nashville, already defeated twice this season, faces a lighter Scrappers squad to be led by coach Sherman with pass plays likely early. Injuries loom, with Moody and Coleman sidelined, while Kuep and Simms figure in the backfield.
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Bo" Sherman
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Venuler
Bundy
Daniels
David Sunny Coleman
Bobby Kuep
A Good Job For the Cub Reporter
WAYNESBORG Vi The News Virginiat has a window museum with odd objects from subscribers. A hopping Mesian jumping bean causes the card to jump, requiring constant watching to move the card. The editor laments how to keep the card and bean together.
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Soimeone
Ouachita Presbytery Meeting Planned for Here in April
Ouachita Presbytery to be held in April with Rev. Rh. D. Nolen of Prescott retiring moderator. The body met in DeQueen for fall duties and conducted spring business in Hope, with Rev. Thomas Brewster in attendance.
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Ouchita
Turkey shifts to Britain after talks with Soviet Russia
ISTANBUL, Turkey Prime Minister Refik Saydam announced that Soviet demands were incompatible with Turkish security and Turkish commitments to Dardanelles. A British pact was expected to be signed in Ankara this week, while terms of any Turkish British agreement remained to be announced.
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eRnda
Vhief
Field Mare al Fe Tebakmak
Jurke Tas
Mediterranean
Georgia Convict Gallogly Extradition Granted by Texas Governor
A Texas governor has granted the extradition of Richard Gray Gallogly to Georgia. Gallogly, serving a life sentence, escaped guards during a transfer from a hospital but surrendered in Dallas seeking what he called Texas justice.
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Texas
O’daniel
Austin
Richard Gray Gallogly
O'Daniel
Gallogly
Dallas
Negro Church Meeting Opens Tuesday in Lonoke Baptists
The southwest District Baptist Association opened at the Negro Lonoke Baptist Church Tuesday and will run through Sunday. The Sand annual session of the women’s auxiliary of the association also convened. The Rev. A. J. Jackson is moderator.
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South West District Baptist Association
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Worman's
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U S Ship Rescues 300 From Vessels Sunk by Germans
The U S Maritime Commission said 300 survivors were rescued by the American liner Independence Hall from the British ships Yorkshire and City of Mandalay, sunk about 300 miles off the French coast. Two U S Coast Guard cutters aided the wrecked liner Presi den Harding and the Blairbeg as storms caused injuries and mechanical losses.
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New York
U. S
Blairbeg
Traveler from Covina pursues a grand currency reform plan
Roland C Casad of Covina California travels by hitchhiking across the nation to advocate a drastic monetary overhaul. His proposal includes repudiating all government bonds and installments, replacing with a depreciating currency, and paying $200 a month to every person over 60.
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Wash
Roland C.casad
Covina
Calif
Pacific Coast
Cotton futures rise and close lower for week
New York December cotton opened at 8.99 and closed at 8.94 to .95. Spot middling around 9.22 nominal indicating a softer session for the market.
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