The Edward Eighth Divorce Crisis and England’s Monarchy
This piece discusses how Edward the Eighth's romance with a twice-divorced American woman tests the English monarchy. It notes Parliament's primacy, the state church's influence, and Britain's gradual modernisation while highlighting public upheaval over royal divorce and constitutional norms.
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Edward the Eighth
Great Britain
England
Edward the
Rumor of Edward VIII Abdication and Wallis Simpson
London society buzzed with unconfirmed reports that King Edward VIII plans to abdicate to wed Wallis Simpson after her divorce. The story shows the monarch’s clash with Canterbury and York archbishops who refused a royal invitation citing Mrs Simpson’s presence, signaling deep church-royal tension and potential pressure on the throne.
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London
Edward VIII of
England
Duke of York
Wallis
Wally) Simpson
Ndon
Eng
Edward
Wally” Simpson
Canterbury
York
Willis Warfield Simpson
Church of England
Edward Vite
Baltimore
Cardinal Wolsey
Thomas Beckett
Edward Weulimt
Mrs. Simpson
Hus. Yami
Ernest Simpson
Little Court of Assizes
Ipswich
Agencan
Dogma Garden Lang
Hix Not Fein the Tall Crowd Ed Warkhuus
Fragmentary text shows a crowded scene with unclear names and phrases about prosperity and a person named Parker. Reading is hindered by damaged OCR, yielding few concrete facts or identifiable events.
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Stirg Ul Neaven
Court Drama for Father and Son in Municipal Court
In a long session Monday municipal court heard cases with City Attorney W S Atkins prosecuting his son Steve Atkins who faced assault and battery charges and was found not guilty. Several minors were referred to juvenile court for brand theft while six defendants pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were fined. Other fines and dismissals followed including gasoline theft and razor theft charges.
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Guipe ZB
Steve Atkins
Atkins
Hoskins
Lamby
Cas
Johnny Evans
Hope Star Newsboy
Jevmity
H. M. Stephens
Lowey
Jnvitichan
Ninors
Ernest Bennett
John Barberee
Henry Gaines
Revder Trupson
Carl Mauld
Government Wins as Supreme Court Rejects 3 Appeals
The Supreme Court refused to review three New Deal cases, upholding challenges to the Truth in Securities Act, portions of the National Industrial Recovery Act, and the 1935 emergency relief appropriation.
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Supreme Court
Waschington
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas plans quadruple execution date set by governor
In Little Rock Governor Fu Drell scheduled Monday as the fourth quadruple execution since Arkansas adopted the electric chair. The date, November 6, marks the passing of Beverly White, Barlinder McCormick, Willie Smith and another Black man, all condemned for capital crimes. White, McCormick and Smith were sentenced for the robbery slaying of an elderly Drew County Black woman.
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Little Rock
Fudrell
Arkansas
Beverly White
Barlinder McCormick
Willie Smith
Dennis Turner
Calhoun County Woods
White
McCormick
Smith
Drew County
Training Course at 1st Methodist Begins Monday Night
An Epworth Training Conference will run from Monday night at 7 30 oclock to Thursday night at First Methodist church. The subject A Methodist and His Church will be taught by Rev Edward Maris, pastor of Stamps Methodist church. Open to young people and adults. Rev Mr Harris, noted in Hoy, spoke here last summer and is a rising minister in the Little Rock Conference.
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Epworth
First Methodist
Edward Maris
Stamps Methodist Church
Harris
Hoy
Little Rock
Jack Harp Former Hope Citizen Dies
Texarkana 56 year old Jack Harp a local news dealer died Sunday after months of illness. He was born 1886 in Hot Springs County Arkansas moved to Hope later settled in Texarkana nine years ago. He belonged to First Baptist Church and formerly owned Harp News Agency. Surviving widow a daughter and three brothers. Funeral Monday at East Funeral Home with Rev W W Armstrong. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Active pallbearers named.
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Jack Harp
Hot Springs County
Arkansas
Hope
Ark
Harp
Firet Baptist Church
Fourth and State Line
Harp News Agency
Conklin
Los Angeles
Cuties
Tlarp
Cleveland
Jrock
Arkanst Ronald
Tex Funeral
East
W. W. Armstrong
First Methodist Church
Texas
Hillcrest Cemetery
Dexter Bush
Tory Brouls
James L. Meyers
W. B. Estep
Fred Hulvembe
R. V. Herndon
B. C
Coup of Hope
George W. Johnson
V. A. Pale
Tolbert Feild
Joe Harp
Little
W. C
Historic Tour of Washington to Be Made Wednesday
The Nashville Federated Women's club will visit Washington Arkansas to present a public program about the town's history on Wednesday October 21. The public program at the old State House is open. luncheon is restricted to invited guests with no public hotel accommodations.
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Washington
Arkansas
Nashville Federated Women's Club
Nooh
Black Hotel
Hugh Latimer
Nashville Club
Old State House
Wm. Etter
Delaney
Soldier's Chorus
Paust
Washington Glee Club
Wilson
Etter
Trimble
Old Jones
Old Male Academy
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Chi
Mary Cats
Nashville
W. W. Hale
Old Washington
Charlean Moss Williams
Kreistein
Sammie Hale
Moriah
Ruth MacEnery Stuary
Mary A. Webb
John Mason
Charlean Williams
Italy Earthquake Kills At Least 25 In Northeastern Region
Venice reports at least 25 dead after a powerful quake that struck Northeastern Italy and parts of Yugoslavia and Austria. Tremors caused extensive damage to homes, churches, and castles, with panic across Carnia Treviso and surrounding areas.
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Venice
Italy
Maly
Yugoslavia
Austria
Frant
Trieste
Zagreb
Lubiana
Salian
Caneva di Sacile
Friuli
Cornoliano
Carnia Treviso
Corus Venice
Gondala
Roosevelt Campaign Pushes On Across New England
President Roosevelt returns to a 40 hour workday at the White House as he gears up for a campaign swing through New England. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg denounces a Columbia broadcast disruption that cut off his remarks. The incident prompted officials to say recordings of Roosevelt's speeches were used to intersperse Vandenberg's comments. Strong entities include Roosevelt, Vandenberg, Columbia Broadcasting System, New England.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
New Englland
Vandenberg
New York
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Columbia Broadcasting System
Sam
United States
Columbia Broadcasting Company
J. G. Gude
Comy
Lennne Vandenberg
Csti
Gude
Middle West
South
New England
Stulions
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville report mocks the seventh Duke of Leinster stranded in England unable to find an American heiress. The tale notes a lack of trades among impoverished royalty and hints at relocations or jobs as options. A Kansas City Livestock Show photo set shows grasshoppers drought and politics reducing fodder consumption.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duke of Leinster
England
Drake
Kansas City
Trammell verdict upheld on appeal in manslaughter case
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a seven year involuntary manslaughter sentence for Clyde Trammell a 25 year old Fort Smith salesman in the private party death of Mary Mahisr 15 The court found the testimony legally sufficient to support the verdict and the trial free from prejudicial error
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Little Rock
ivPi
Arkansas Supreme Court
Clyde Trammell
Fort Smith
Mary Mahisr
Crawford Circuit
Supreme Court
Siege of Madrid Begun by Rebels
Madrid government mobilized thousands of taxicabs to rush reinforcements as insurgent forces advanced toward the capital. Fascist commands claimed a strong force south of the city, with front lines near Casarrabuelos. The government massed militiamen and increased defense measures as the siege began.
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Madrid
Spain
Associated Press
el Alamo
Naval Carn
Aranje
Toledo
Casarrabuelos
New Orleans Cotton Opens and Closes Monday. Prices Mixed
The Associated Press reports New Orleans cot ton opened at 1993 and closed at DL91 2. Spot cotton finished steady with a drop of waree points, middling grade at 12.37.
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New Orleans
Spot
No Bail Granted in Grand Jury Case Shocking Fatal Shooting
Hiram Hembree, 35 year old Hope County farmer, waived preliminary hearing and was ordered held without bail for the fatal shooting near Hope Saturday. The motive remains a mystery as attorneys objected to the hearing. A large crowd watched as Hembree, uncommunicative, was returned to the county jail. The testimony centered on questions to the defendant, who dodged discussion and promised any statement only in circuit court.
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Stead County
Hope
Vanberry
Heaing
Hembree
Mon Carrigan
Offi
Hibree
Refi
Hembre
Washington
Star
Q—Hembree
Linean
Texarkana
Trun Jamad
Hempstead County
Weil
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By Leonard Ellis