Kiwanis Club To Sponsor Loyalty Banquet Here Soon
Kiwanis club plans a loyalty banquet to boost local progress. October 29 event will feature at least one representative farmer from each section, with guest businessmen or professionals. John F. Gax presided, Jon Mlowad led the program committee with civic group support.
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Kiwanis Club
AL Wetting
Euimitteey
Kiwane cTab
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Elit
Rotary Club
Jobin F. Gax
Tigre Vestortay Attornom
Jon Mlowad
Governor authorizes debt for highway audit in Arkansas
Jatttle Rock October 1 Governor Parnell issued a deficiency proclamation enabling the state comptroller to incur up to $6,000 to pay for an audit of the Highway Department records. Act No 167 of the 1029 legislature mandated a continuous audit by three firms chosen by state officers, with Reed seeking a veto partial. Two accountants have been at work for two months and will finish the first three years of the Martineau program within weeks, while the proclamation directs the funds needed to complete the audit as past practice dictates.
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Jatttle Rock
Parnell
State Comptroller’s
Highway Department
Reed
Ile
Comptrolley
Ma Reed
Dod
Pires
Gas main break halts New Orleans plants in KLutehor
A break in the natural gas main near KLutehor Louisiana halted most industrial activity in New Orleans today. Workmen repaired the line as the city received limited domestic supply from reserve tanks and public service officials aimed to restore full service by noon.
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New Orleans
Geb
Apestate
Klutehor
Thaw case witness details New Year party attack
Secretary testifies about an New Year party at Greenwich Village hosted by Mrs. Nelostaid where Margen Trendieten and others met Thaw and guests. Witnesses describe a visit to Thaw's apartment and an alleged hairbrush attack on a model, with varying reconciliations on events and consent.
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New York
Get
Marvela Mette
Helin Werner
Werner
Alisa Ratan
Hig Slater
Margen Trendieten
Te Greenwich
Bee Alexander Nelostaid
Thaw
Haw
Memiluten
Pendratar
Piel
Tendleton
Bronx
Birmingham Bank Head Given Prison Sentence
A former bank president in Birmingham, Tasiler, was found guilty by a local criminal court on charges of accepting a new position at Avendale Bank & Savings Company. He received a prison sentence after the verdict.
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Birmingham Bank
Birmingham
Ala
AV. Tasiler
Hiry
Avendale Bank & Savings Company
Praline Holtin
Three Admit Guilt In Burning School
Three men admit guilt in a school fire at Lonsdale. Authorities report fuel obtained from Tom Green and the trio are Jin Johnson, Bl, and Rufus Maylishby. One detainee confessed after a lengthy questioning by John I. Carter, assistant state fire marshal.
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Lonsdale
Boda
Tom Green
Dell
Ceustody
Jin Johnson
Rufus Maylishby
Rufus Maylishby. (i, Fohteattlus Wisp
Pyar
John I. Carter
Whashal
Cotton Picking Contest in Magnolia Demonstrates New Machine
Magnolia Arkansas Magazine hosts a cotton picking test at the Magnolia College on Wednesday afternoon to compare machine aided speed with hand picking. Charles Gantt of Majmnolin supplies the machine and the event is overseen by the Department of Agriculture. Four students will participate with two using the machine and two judged by speed and quality of picking.
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Magnqida
Arkansas
Magnolia A. Yuu MM
College
Charles Gantt
Majmnolin
Department of Agriculture
Hotel Man Near Drowning in Bathtub Mishap
A hotel executive in New York identified as the manager of the Maya hotel nearly drowned in a bathtub on the 18th floor of his hotel apartment. A gas company pulmotor crew treated him after he was found unconscious by a bellboy. He was revived several hours later and reported out of danger.
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New York
Qel
Vpi
Clark
Chateman
Maya
Gentral Mark
Lim Cleht
Mhysiidas
Baek
Heflin Seeks A Seed Test Probe
Washington October 4 a probe by the Federal Trade Commission into the cottonseed industry seeks to fix prices. Senator Heflin charges seed buyers and seed oil mills conspired to arbitrarily depress seed prices, arguing that the present levels harm farmers and producers. He urges an official inquiry to reveal price fixing and anticompetitive practices.
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Washington
Hodersal Taide
Ain Athoyrad Corn
Ceri
Tein
Atahauaa
Bishops Must Reside In Country Assigned
A report notes a proposal to require missionary bishops to reside actively in their assigned field. The motion seeks a law enforcing continuous territorial residence by church leaders as designated. The discussion references the General Conference and regional regions including Virginia.
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Rich Mont Yarn
Beath
Virginia
General Conference
Man seeks to halt spending money in Arkansas severance tax suit
A Columbia County taxpayer filed suit in Pulaski County demanding that state treasurer Ralph Koones and others be restrained from paying warrants under four acts authorizing severance tax and income tax fund transfers. The suit contends Section 11 of Act 80 and related provisions violate the Arkansas Constitution by diverting tax revenues from their intended uses, including funds for a nervous diseases hospital and tuberculosis sanatorium, and seeks to block further appropriations and warrant payments.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Oliver W. Colling
Columbia County
Pulaski County
Bathery Court
J. Oscar
Wuditi
Ralph Koones
Line Operators To Face More Trouble
In Sino conflict reports from Japanese sources in Nanking, line operators contend with renewed fighting between Kuomintang and Nationalist troops on the Yen-Shi front in western Hunen.
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Silangual
China
Yen-Shi
Hunen
Nanking
Hempstead County Boys Shine at National Dairy Show
Hempstead County youths led by Nolin Lewallon and Winston Cobb placed seventh among 25 teams at the National Dairy Show in St Louis. County Agent Lynn Smith and Hamp Huskey accompanied them, planning to stay to arrange purchase of purebred bulls for local communities.
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Hempstead County
Nolin Lewallon
Winston Cobb
Hempstead
Fayetteville
Fark
St. Louis
Lynn Smith
Hamp Huskey
Fire Hits Camp Mabry Destroying Guard Stores
A blaze at Camp Mabry in Austin swept through dye buildings and a third structure used for National Guard supplies. Fire officials estimated losses would run into hundreds of thousands of dollars with the cause still undetermined as of today.
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Austin
Tex
Camp Mabry
Texas National Guard
National Guard
Civil Officers Named At Borger Civil Officers Named At Borger
Government troops imposed martial law in Borger after the resignation of District Attorney John A. Ttolmes and the removal of county and city officials. Col. Moore and state rangers installed Col. Moore as sheriff and Albert Mace as chief of police, with two constables and a justice of the peace appointments pending approval.
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Borger
Pex
Dan Mandy
Asnaski Nation
John A. Ttolmes
CM. Cummings
Cummings
Moody
Clem Calhoun
Absorbey
Walt Alla
Calhoun
Commarrawy
Col. Moore
Tesi
Couty Enntii
Stoners Court
Albert Mace
Poliew Rior
Alexia
Esas
Maer
Mentechy
Debentures Plan Debated Again in Senate Tariff Move
In a new session vote the Senate approved the export debentures plan as part of the tariff bill by 42 to 17. Republicans Cutting of New Mexico and Thoms of Idaho changed from prior opposition, Kendrick of Wyoming switched against it. Norris of Nebraska argued it would energize farm relief.
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Washington
Get
Senate
Cutting
New Mexico
Thoms
Idaho
Kendrick
Wyoming
Hoover
Norris
Nebraska
W. C. T. U. Declares Legs Are Not Beautiful
Gary Indiana reports the Indiana state Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention heard sociologist Raymond Sehuty of North Manchester University urge the group to campaign against bare legs and jazz dancing as vigorously as Prohibition. He argued modesty matters more than nudity and that crude exposure should be avoided in public.
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Gary
Int
Indiana State Women's Christian Temperance Union
Raymond Sehuty
North Manchester University
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Land of the Soviets Starts Another Flight
In Vandover Washington Oct 74 the Russia plane Land at the Soviets began a new leg of its flight from Iran Pearson Wield to Oakland then Cheyenne Chicago and New York.
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Land of the
Soviets
Vandover
Wash
Russia
Iran
Pearson
Oakland
Cheyenne
Chicaco
New York
Freed As Court Decides Police Are Inconsistent
Providence reports confusion after a court ruling finds police handling of a drunken driving arrest inconsistent. George Mratusab faced suppression or questioning as Belgian troops or local authorities investigated the automobile collision. The case highlights discrepancies in procedures and expectations.
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Providence
George Mratusab
BELG
Wey
Dee Fondant de
Mratus
Netaien
They Can't Arrest Him But They Get His Jack
Justice Siddons of the District of Columbia Supreme Court signed a formal order imposing fines totaling more than 90 thousand dollars on M. Blachiner, vice president of the Mid-West Oil Company, whose counsel noted that any appeal from the decision, Bhirkimer, now in Bratlee, began with a witness in the naval lease and the $100 in his hands seized under the special statute.
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Washington
Uhup
Siddons
Columbia Supreme Court
M. Blachiner
Foice
Mid-West Oil Companny
Bhicketer
Devosian
Bhirkimer
Bratlee
Biff Jones Quits West Point Football Coach Post
West Point officials announced Major Ralph Sasse will head the Army football team after this season, replacing Captain Biff Jones who must leave due to a four year limit. Jones ends a ten year tenure and will be reassigned to Fort Sill Oklahoma for duty starting next September.
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Boston
Ralph Sasse
United States Military Academy
Biff” Jones
West Point
Jones
Army Eleven
West Pont
Field Artillery School
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Father and Son Fined In Court
The father and son were fined after a Washington court trial ending late in the day on a charge of assault with intent to kill. The proceedings closed the week’s cases until 8 o’clock Monday morning, with upcoming cases including a local theater charge and Sunday closing issues to be heard.
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Dal Pines
Uglost Hore
Ali Paker
Washington
Ald Puede
Arialaal- Janene Court
Mons
Dpublix-Sacher Theater
Tope
Poisoning Case Tense as Officials Probe Well Water Deaths
In Crockett County officers investigate a poisoning linked to a well supplying two families. One death occurs and several relatives fall ill after drinking water. Authorities say suspects refuse to provide details. a 13 year old sister and a 3 year old cousin remain seriously ill while a father is paralyzed and a mother and another child are hospitalized.
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Crockett County
Gatling
Martin Woll
Elis
Bessie
Navy Refuses to Bring Records to Court in Fall Bribery Trial
Washington Oct 19 The defense in the Fall bribery trial concluded its case with testimony that Fall had not leased all the Elk Hills reserve as stated by the government. Reports from the Adriatic station by Rear Admiral Gleaves, eight years old, remain confidential and will not be released by the Navy. Capt H H Stuart refused to bring the records, saying disclosure would conflict with public interest. The records sought relate to the Pearl Harbor contract era and the Fall Doheny indictment. they were requested in the earlier Fall-Doheny trial but not obtained.
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Washington
Elk Hills Reserve
Secretary of the Navy
Adriatic
Gleaves
H. H.stuart
Navy
Pacific Coast
Pearl ‘Harbor
Fall
Doheny
Illinois Gangster Is Held On Coast
Gulfport Mississippi October 10 Sheriff J Pritchard of Franklin county Illinois identified two men arrested here yesterday as Connie Ritter a Birger Newman gang member wanted on five charges He said the man posing as Fred Randall is Conrad Ritter hunted for three years for crimes at Williamson and Jackson counties Illinois The charges involved three murders and two highway robberies
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Gulfport
Miss
Pritchard
Franklin County
Connie Ritter
Birger-Newman
Ilinois
Fred Randall
Conrad Ritter
Williamson
Jackson
Illinois
Ritter Werg
Divines Asked To Eschew Politics
A Virginia Conference resolution proposes Methodist ministers abstain from public politics to prevent strife and church disruption. Introduced at the 147th annual conference in Richmond, it aims to bar ministers from political participation and request church officials to refrain from policy entanglements.
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Richmond
Yin
Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Fred QC
Abbott
Irem Norfolk
Chak
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