U D C Convention Set to Open Tuesday in City Hall
Plans finalized for entertainment of guests at the 34th annual United Daughters of the Confederacy session. Delegates will gather Tuesday evening as committees complete duties and citizens offer home hospitality. A historical evening plans a visit to the Capitol ruins and a War-time Rylist, with local veterans meeting visitors at the state shrine. Public invited to attend.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Pat Cleburne
Howe
Chas. Haynes
Kent
Washingon
Perpetuatinn
Mother 71 Denied Right To Stay Here With Son
Mrs. Rosine C. Allison, age 71, seeks to remain with her son Albert K. Allison in the United States but faces departure to India. Officials state she will return later under the next South Asian quota and attempt migration again as a visitor.
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India
Prohibition Cases Fill U S Dockets Across the Nation
Federal figures show prohibition prosecutions dominate the criminal docket in fiscal year with about 100 655 civil and criminal cases. 118 786 prosecutions up by 1 000 from the prior year and 1700 convictions up 700. Southern District of New York tops activity, followed by Kentucky and New York districts. Kansas Vermont and Utah report notable numbers with regional disparities in filings and fines. Prohibition cases rise while conviction and fines totals fluctuate across districts nationwide.
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Fuera
Department of Pustliew
New York
Alaska
Porta Rico
Kansas
North Paka
Vermont
Utah
Former Dependent Sent to Russia for Soviet Celebration
Russell Knight, once charged in the Gastonia police chief case and later released, is named as a delegate to the twelfth anniversary celebration of the Workers and Farmers' Revolution in Russia. He will represent the Southern Textile Workers' Conferences at the Soviet event.
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Charlotte
Noo
Russia
Russell Knight
O. F. Aderholt
Gastonia
Miller County Case Is Affirmed In High Court Ruling
Miller County youth Allen Martin age 16 must serve five years with intent to kill after a court ruling affirmed the lower court’s decision. The case questioned whether proficiency of a plates shot determined intent to kill, and the defense argued a witness testified he would have shown the defendant top expert status. The supreme court also heard Wes Howell’s appeal from a death sentence imposed by a Crawford county jury for killing Jim Nicholson at the infirmary. Howell, aged over 60, was spared death last May due to attorney illness delaying the appeal.
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Little Rock
Y— Allen Martin
Miller County
Wes Howell
Crawford
Supreme Court
Towell
Jim Nicholson
Crawford Vaunty
Cff Delfenbaugh
Nicholson
Falls Three Stories and Gets Only Minor Bruises
SYIGACTUSH New York report says Gauge Dowling thirty seven fell eight feet from the third story of the Rescue Mission. He landed on his feet after a plunge. He suffered bruises on the left arm shoulders and legs. He recalls going to bed and awakening on the sidewalk.
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N.Y
Albet
FTC to probe seed price fixing in cotton industry
Washington October 21 news that the Federal Trade Commission ordered an investigation into alleged combinations among cottonseed crushers and traders to fix seed prices. Senator Noothe Alabama urged the probe, noting cotton seed prices were well below typical seasonal levels.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Noothe
Noeflin
Alabama
Loyalty Banquet Committees Advance Community Efforts
John Z. Cox, president of the Meape Kiwanis club, announces strong reports from committees preparing the third loyalty banquet in Hope. Farmers from the trade area show keen interest, embracing invitations to help develop local opportunities as Hope coordinates with the trade territory to push community development forward.
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John Z. Cox
Meape Kiwanis Club
Meadows
Hope
Arkan- Hus
Visiting Legion Worker Sighting in City Sparks Local Talk
An active Legion figure named Pale Mayne, longtime Leyion ally and old friend of Star's editor, arrived in the city Saturday night. He is associated with Legion matters and had been part of the San Antonio convention effort, returning after years away. The piece recalls past travels and local ties within a brisk, informal note.
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Pale Mayne
Leyion
Star
Lowthly
Arkansas
Mayne
Steen
Watermelon Land
Fortulas and
Frijales
Iman
Legion
San Antonio
Pone A
W. Ok T
Fireman Killed as Wall Crashes on Blaze Team
Worcester city firemen battled a warehouse district fire when a weakened wall toppled, killing Lt Curt Bwenson and injuring about a dozen crew members. The blaze caused extensive damage and $200,000 in losses is estimated.
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Worcester
Mites
Warty
Curt 2
Bwenson
Dante
Lewis and Clark Markers Planned in Lewiston Event
Local Lewis and Clark Memorial Association outlines a celebration of the expedition at Rovertry campsite. The plan includes memorial markers and concrete routes highlighting the Lewis and Clark journey through Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and Wyoming. President Welferson endorses the purchase of Louisiana to honor the historic voyage and the party's exploration.
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Lewiston
Tdalia
Qet
Lewis Amd Clark
Lewis and Clark Memorial Association
Struthe
Atari
Vadlav
Merlwethoar Lewis
Willian Clark
Ionica
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Parks
Montana
Welferson
Monster Plane First Flight Carries 169 Passengers
The Dornier D. O-X flying boat, launched last July, made a one hour maiden flight with 169 people on board plus crew of ten. The six thousand horsepower craft flew from Altenhen to Constance, then landed at 12 16 p m. It was built in secrecy to test cross Atlantic capacity and normally carries 40 passengers with space for 100.
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Hirch
Len
Secrency
Huge Machine In Use On Highway Near Clipper
A massive shovel to move earth for a new bridge project near Clipper, seven to nine tons per lift, will operate day and night with no shutdowns until completion. Workmen spent three weeks assembling the machine, which will transport earth from the riverbank to the bridge site for the Red River crossing at Fulton.
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Clipper
Red River
Fulton
Prine
Price
Noread
Witty
Yellowjackets Carry Reptile Venom Observed in Fight
In Grant Pass Oregon a correspondent notes yellowjackets sometimes carry venom from a reptile during a fight. He watched wasps stripping venom from prey and observed they tore up the venom sign like other meat while a bystander spoke of behavior.
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Yellowjackets
Grant Pass
Ore
Richard A Remves
Ile
Saya
Grocery Clerk Fatally Stabbed by Customer in Store
Brunswick reports a grocery clerk was killed by a male customer during a store confrontation. The incident involved a woman present and Nigel Castitata, described as the father of four, as the accused killer amid police involvement and ongoing investigation.
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Brunswick
Willian Gedlpel
Nanan
Polien
Louisville man fights runaway bull in Kentucky town
Mr. Kelly, 56, of Louisville, expected to recover after an improvised duel with a large bull that escaped from stock yards and charged him in Sells, Kentucky. The fight turned violent with a deep eye wound and a second knockdown before Officer Robert Gregory intervened.
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Boutsell
Tl. Kelly
Louisville
Cub
Kelley
Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Robert Gregory
Ma. Kelly
Army To Study Causes of Forced Landings
Army air corps to study forced landings, now seen as nuisance rather than threat, with orders to report incidents to Washington. Reports will be analyzed by the inspection team to pinpoint causes and seek elimination, amid rising frequency of forced landings.
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Army
Whight Field
Ohie
Oet
Air Corps
Washington
Air Vorps
Near Blind Youth Lives By Carrying Through Trials
A fragmented report outlines a near blind youth overcoming hardship. It describes struggles with mobility and vision as the individual endures daily tasks, gains resilience, and adapts through perseverance. The passage notes support from family and community in a quiet, non sensational tone.
Soviet Librarians Jailed for Placement of Books
Two librarians at the central library in DNTEPROPETROVSK face charges of benevolent vandalism for placing anti Soviet and Communist works on inaccessible shelves and displaying unfriendly volumes. The case alleges they curated a collection to hinder use of Lenin's writings and other Communist books.
Reed Urged by McCawley to Seek Missouri Governor Nomination
Jefferson City Mo Jan 21 AP former United States Senator James A Reed was urged to become Democratic nominee for governor by State Senator A L McCawley auditor of Missouri s bone day law and prohibitionist in urging Reed to sacrifice personal interests for party gain McCawley argued Reed could unite the party and carry the rest of the ticket to victory noting the 1982 slate would include a governor US senator and three state Supreme Court judges He did not pledge Reed would run but called it a great day for Missouri Democrats if he would lead from the wilderness and restore party power.
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Jefferson City
United States
James A. Reed
A. L. McCawley
State Supreme Court
Missouri
Reed
Read
Boston Elevated rider dodges ladder superstition tale
Boston October 21 starter John Donovan of the Boston Elevated Railway Company plans to study the Number 13 superstition after trolley car 4213 struck and toppled a painter’s ladder at Neponset stations. A gallon of white paint splashed through a car window, covering Donovan from head to toe but the painter remained unharmed.
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Boston
John Donovan
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Neponset
Donovan
Robinson Named On Parley Board
WALLINGTON October 21 Secretary Stimson announced for President Hoover that Senator Reed of Pennsylvania and Robinson of Arkansas accepted posts as members of the American delegation to the London arms parleys in January. Chairman Borah had been asked to serve on the American Commission but declined.
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Wallington
Stimson
Hoover
Reed
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Arkansas
London
Borah
Senate
Poroipa Relations Committee
American Commission
Museum honors David Bushnell the inventor in Westbrook Conn
Westbrook Connecticut October 21 The old home of David Bushnell Revolutionary War officer and inventor opens as a museum. Exhibits include what is claimed as the final prototype of the American torpedo and bushnell submarines. notes on the torpedo used against the British fleet. The article hints at Bushnell later becoming a schoolmaster in Georgia after the war.
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Westbrook
Conn
Davis Bushnell
Meriatal
Armerican
Bushnell
Cene
Pial
Guergia
President and Party In Detroit Paragraph Fragment
Fragmentary OCR recounts a Detroit political event with references to a president, parties, and figures such as Henry Ford. The garbled text hints at a historic speech or arrival, with mentions of a capitol event and references to Ford and others in a party context.
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AL Badia
Theaver
Thaubort
Henry Ford
Madidbeon
Royalty Engagement Officially Fixed Amid Belgium, Italy Liaisons
The engagement of Crown Prince Daly to Princessrid Jose of Belgium is formally fixed with a royal pact. The union connects the Belgian and Italian royal houses and is set for October 24, confirming the marriage of Ye Wing and Queen of Italy.
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Rome
Daly
Marid Jose
Belgium
Italy
Judge Instructs Verdict and Legion Loses Theater Case
Judge W H Arnold directed a guilty verdict against Suenger Publix Theatre of Hope in Hempstead county for violating Arkansas Sunday law. The ruling follows Supreme Court precedent, with a $1 fine and maximum costs. Defense argued moral welfare and Legion relief, but verdict upheld. Trial marked as test case amid 15 indictments. no appeal planned.
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Suenger Publix Theatre of Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead
Washington
W. H. Arnold
Texarkana
Atking
Luke Monroe
American Legion
Arnold
Arkansas ‘Supreme Court
Jack Eaves
4 Saenger
Steve ~ Carr
D Fengge
Sarr Unren Bey
Legion
Publix-Saenger
Steve Carrigan
Justice Courts
Hope
Eaves
Three Die In Grade Crossing Crash In Pennsylvania
Two boys and a girl were killed instantly in a Pennsylvania railroad grade crossing accident in the village early today. Kenneth Parry 17 Judson Entz 18 both of Seneca Castle and Miss Helen Stanhope of Pennsylwa h were the victims.
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Pannyan
Get
Kenneth Parry
Judson Entz
Seneca Castle
Helen Stanhope
Pennswah
Bridge Plans Approved for Ozark Arkansas River Crossing
The War Department formally approves Arkansas State Highway Commission and Korklee bridge plans across the Arkansas River at Ozark. Bridge let and building to proceed, subject to War Department approval. Structure will span about SHOU WOK and be completed by early spring, per department official Victor Relber.
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Det
War Department
Ft & Korklee
Archatieds River
Ozark
Litvtie Rock
Qet
Ihe
Arkansis
Ovark
Waar
Victor Relber
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Charles Ferguson
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Tye Dieser von
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Wellesley College
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