Amendment No 32 abolish naming of nominees by committee
Editor notes a series on election measures in Arkansas. Amendment No 32 would end committee nominations for special elections, filling future vacancies by gubernatorial appointment with ineligible governors, and limit nominees to primary or petition selections. Appointees would serve only until the next general election to fill remaining terms.
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Wiptle Rock-4
Sane
Hie Demoncratic Party
Arkansas
Demcratic State Committee
Carl E. Bailey
Joe I. Robinson
Ing
Bailey
del E. Miller
Abe Collins
DeQueen
Shite Bar Absoehition
Defendants Lose Motion to Bring Karpis Into Court
In Little Rock the defense failed to force the government to produce Alvin Karpis and seven co defendants for harboring conspiracy charges. The case centers on Karpis and associates moving freely in Hot Springs from June 1934 to April 1937 with police knowledge. Jury selection completed. opening statements heard. trial to proceed with testimony starting Wednesday morning.
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Little Rock
United States District Court
Alvin Karpis
Public Enemy No. 1
Hot Springs
Eauspiracy
Livy
Avith
T Ye Federal Baran Af
Dita
Karpis
Trimbler
OMNI
Cotton New Orleans 14 December opening and closing prices
Cotton opened Wednesday at 10. and closed at 36 37. Spat guttan, closed steady remained unchanged.
Business Men to Meet Wednesday Hope City Hall Session
Members of the Young Business Men's association are urged to attend at Hope city hall at 8 o'clock Wednesday night for the year’s key meeting. Officers will be elected and a general discussion of the organization’s program for Hope and southwest Arkansas for the new year will be held.
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Young Business Men's Association
Hope City Hall
Hope
Southwest Arkarsas
Woman Named in German Spying Bulletin
In federal court Guenther Gustiv Runavich testified about a plot to force President Roosevelt’s sign on White House stationery to gain U S Navy information. The 32-year-old deserter described Johanna Hoffmann a 26-year-old German agent accused of aiding the scheme and identified Karl Schuetzer as her contact in the German Intelligence Service. He claimed photographs of U S defense plans were delivered for Berlin and outlined a plan to capture Fort Totten commander Henry We P Elgin using a gas weapon to obtain artillery plans.
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Bulletin
New York
Roosevelt
White House
United States Navy
Guenther Gustiv
Supreme Court
Guenther Gustiv Runavich
United States Army Enserter
Germany
Johanna Koffmann
Ruinrich
Diiat Karl Schtueter
Cing
Cal. Henry We 'P. Elgin
Fort Totten
Manhattan Hotel
Bin
Coast Artillery
Reopening of Amaton testing station to resume Friday
Hope city council orders the Amaton mobile testing station at Fairpark reopened this Friday after weeks of closure. The Arkansas supreme court decision barred Chancellor Walker Smith of Union county from blocking enforcement of the state auto testing provisions. Union chancery had halted enforcement with a temporary injunction against state police Superintendent Albright and other officers. The council also approved $1,900 for Hope Chamber of Commerce expenses in the courthouse election contest and authorized dues to the Arkansas Municipal League. Additional items include police uniform costs, a rate study for electricity sales to Rural Electrical Administration customers, sewer complaints on Third Street, and a pavement aid plan offering one third materials cost with the WPA to cover labor.
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Amaton
Fairpark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Union
High
Walker Smith
Union County
Union Chancery
Albright
Stadiom
Carter Johnson
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hope
ELF
Meladdin
Royce Weisenberger
Steve Carrigan
Lawson Glover
Albert Graves
Talbot Feild
Wouncil
Alderi Young
Rural Electrical Administration
Washington, D. C
Stim
Gouneil
Alderinuo Hamilton
de. P. B. Carrigan
City Healthy
Pine
Hervey Streets
WPA
Walter Locke
P. Bowen
Hope Chines of Commerce
Czechs to Recover Sudetenland Territories
Prague reports indicate Czechoslovakia plans to recover parts of the Sudetenland including regions with Czech populations and rail links. Germany’s troop withdrawal has left many Czech communities occupied since October 1 as talks note potential return areas and undetermined borders. In brighter finance news, Kalstus says depositors may withdraw up to limits from banks and credit unions, with possible Friday withdrawal date.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Gurinag
Gerwins
Accuwe Sudetenland
Capehoslovakia
Germany
Kalstus
Arc Low
Ience
Qewiber
Mis
M. Worthington
Rural Electrical Tour for Nevada county meetings
Rural Electrification meetings are planned across Nevada county with sessions in Mt. Mariah, Bodean, Cle, Canny, Lanebtryg, Balooik, and Suttan. County agents Miss Mary Dixon and C. L Rodgers urge all interested residents to attend as immediate attention to the phase of work is required.
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Nevada County
Mary Dixon
C. Lb Rodgers
Mt. Mariah. T
Bodean
Tau
Cle
Canny
Tlys
Bobcat B Team Faces Texarkana in Thursday clash
Hope High School B team coach Bill Brusher will take the squad to Texarkana Thursday afternoon for a football game against the Texarkana B team. The contest starts at 4 p.m. It is the second game for Hope’s second-stringers, after a loss to Blevins at Blevins in the first game. Coach Pug Hammons reports most players are recovering from injuries and aims to improve pass defense for the Nashville trip Friday night.
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Bill Brusher
Hope High School
Texarkana
Texas
Tenn
Grimfield
Hope
Heing
Blevins
Pug Hammons
Nashville Invasion
Thammons
Neon
Nesay
Norman Green
Hneuyt
Scrappers
Phaeseay
PTT
Nashville
Hope Stan
Ray Anderson
Oxfielas
Public invited to city event at Shower Springs Sunday
An unclear notice invites the public to attend a Sunday afternoon event at Shower Springs. The message mentions urging attendance and bringing one’s brightest ideas or efforts, with a friendly call to participate in the community gathering.
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Shower Springs
Cnne
Republic Ordered to Reinstate 5000 Steel Workers
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Republic Steel to reinstate 5,000 employees who struck in May and to stop interfering with labor organization efforts. The ruling directs respect for self organization rights and discourages membership interference with unions including the Amalgamated Association and the Steel Workers Organizing Committee.
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Washington
ILP
National Labor Relations Board
Republic Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel & Tin Workers
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Graveyard Cleanup at New Hope Cemetery Near Patmos
Residents are urged to join a work day at the New Hope graveyard near Patmos on Tuesday October 25 to clean and beautify the cemetery. Participants are asked to bring their dimes and tools.
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New Hope
Patmos
Mind Your Manners in Workplace Etiquette Guide
A garbled text discusses social behavior at work, asking about using last names, addressing by first names, smoking in elevators, and cigarette manners. It references a wife wanting to continue using her husband's surname and other etiquette questions. The source is unclear and largely nonsensical but centers on manners and professional conduct.
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Sheintke
Elizabeth Doran
Son Delle
Gob
Materialism Blamed for World Evils at Eucharistic Congress
Auxiliary Bishop Bernard J. Sheil of Chicago told thousands of New Orleans youths at the eighth Eucharistic Congress that materialism was to blame for the multiplied evils of the world.
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New Orleans
Bernard J. Sheil
Chicago
Ur of the Chaldees lecture at First Presbyterian
Dr. Morris discusses Bible Times and Ur of the Chaldees with slides from Der Wooley at the University of Pennsylvania. Images of buried buildings, colleges, and ancient artifacts illustrate advanced ancient education, arithmetic, art, and prophecies across Palestine and sites like Megiddo Petra Asker ti Mert Anunen.
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First Presbyterian
Doh T. Morris
Chaldeas
Morris
der Wooley
University of Pennsylvaaia
Hat Day
Palestine
Solomon
Megiddo
Anil
Petra
Gadiat
Fragmentary verse fragment with archaic phrasing
Obscure, incomplete lines present a dated, stylized wordplay fragment. The text resembles archaic English with odd spellings and disruptions, lacking a clear event, subject, or sourced entities to anchor a newslike summary.
War fronts and political moves across the globe
Japanese troops push south in China while British forces clash with Arabs in Jerusalem. Nine Arabs, a British soldier, and a policeman die as the Moslem quarteris cleared. Czechoslovakia and Hungary confront each other on the borders. France faces labor unrest amid talks of a settlement with Germany. Spaniards reportedly repulsed on the Ebro. Ribbentrop meets Slovak and Ruthenian delegates amid Hungarian-German tensions.
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Associated Press
South China
Jerusalem
Palestine
Coldstream Guards
Old City
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
France
Paris
Geremany
Waldo Cotton Warehouse Burns in Rapid Fire
Fire swept Waldo early Tuesday destroying a Walton cotton warehouse owned by local merchants and farmers. About one hundred bales were burned, fire fighters saved parts of the building and the nearby office, with damage under investigation. A New York judge fined fifteen dollars for staging a football power play on a subway.
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Waldo
Snvye
New York
Refunding Bill to Go on Ballot for Voters' Decision
Arkansas Supreme Court rejects injunction delaying constitutional amendment No. 28 to refund 143 million dollar highway debt. Justices split 6 to 1. Newton dissents, warning the ballot title misleads voters. Majority says title covers 15 sections and is comprehensive, while dissenting view cites added indebtedness and loss of maintenance and turnback funds.
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Little Hock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Core
C. P. Newton
T. H. Humphrey
Newton
Frank G. Smith
Humphrey
Rooksbery Oyster Faces U S Probe
Washington officials of the Social Security Board are probing the appointment of Eli W. Callins as Arkansas state director of unemployment compensation to replace W A Rooksbery. Senator Miller said federal officials asked Governor Bailey to explain the choice and why four other civil service candidates were passed over. Rooksbery declined further comment and said the issue was a mystery to him.
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Washington
Rooksbery
Arkansas
Social Security Board
Miller
Dem
Ark
Bailey
Eli W. Callins
W. A. Rooksberg
R. Gordon Wagener
Wagener
Rooksherys
Collins
International building club to open in London park lane
An international building club will be opened soon in London’s Inclusive Park Lane district. It will serve as a social rendezvous for aged professionals, estate agents, surveyors, builders, merchants, and others.
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London
Oliver Optic Pen Name and Noted American Figures
A cryptic riddle links Oliver Optic to a series of U S historical names and families. It asks to identify the man whose pen name was Oliver Optic and to name other persons deterred at Avewer on Classified Muse.
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Oliver Opie
United States
Bod Tarkington
Oliver Optic
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