Greet Fascist Chiefs as Soon as Madrid Is Taken
Soviet will break hands off Spain agreement as Madrid falls. Russia may denounce non intervention. Britain, France, and 13 American nations push to save Spanish noncombatants with a mercy mission. Anarchy spreads as refugees flood into France prompting talks on air evacuation.
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Madrid
Soviet
Spain
Rome
Italy
Germany
League of Nations
Russia
London
Eng
European Non-intervention Committee
Associated Press
France
Juntp
Great Britain
Paris
Leon Blum
Carlos Lamas
Here and There Editorial By Avex H Washburn
Avex H Washburn argues over Morriston Democrat editor Curtis Hurley changing policy to stop publishing names of drunkenness convictions. He defends police court notices as a societal warning and supports liquor control, police authority, and publishing such records to keep Hope and surrounding areas safe and orderly.
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Avex
H. Washburn
Curtis B. Hurley
South Arkansas
State Hospital
Moreilton
Hope
Hope Star
Eire
Curtis Hurley
Negrity and Courage
Wvy
Hurley
Mane
Society
Move Dismissal of Court Contest on Liquor Election
A Hempstead County Court motion to dismiss the liquor election contest was filed by contestees attorneys on grounds that duplicate ballots are missing and evidence is incomplete. Judge Stephens heard arguments, with a ruling due at 2 p.m. after Circuit Judge Dexter Bush advised the case earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Washington
Stephens Teal
Carrigan and Monroe
Dexter Bush
Stephens
N.P
O'Neal
Jott Williams
Herale
Jean
Arkansas
Lreinises Consideren
Jett Williams
Kiwanis District Names Governor and Convention Site
Henry W. Thiessen of Hutchinson Kansas was elected district governor by the Missouri Arkansas Kansas Kiwanis district. Wichita Kansas was chosen as the 1987 convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Not Springs
Ark
iMi
Kiwanis
Henry W. Thiesseninson
Kan
Wichita, Kan
Fragmentary Quote Reflects on Weight and Earth
A fragment remarks that the body, weighed by yesterday's excess, sinks into mud and fixes to the earth, with a note on purifying divine spit, attributed to Horace.
Cub Scout Meet to Be Held Thursday
Cub Scouts of the cub age at Hill will meet at 5 p.m. Thursday at First Presbyterian church under Cub Master Stonequist and assistant Stubbeman. Enrollment for new members costs 50 cents. All boys wishing to join are urged to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Htll
First Presbyterian Church
Stonequist
Stubbeman
Battle in Ethiopian Jungle Reported Near Addis Ababa
Dispatches describe a pitched fight Wednesday in the southwestern Ethiopian jungle as the left wing of an Italian division advances into the lake country of the conquered African realm. Several hundred Ethiopians and a few Italians were reported killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Abata
Ethiopia
Roosevelt Determined an NRA Says Opposition in New York
New York Republican Chairman John Hamilton said Wednesday there is no doubt about President Roosevelt's plans for the NRA if re-elected. He stated Roosevelt intends to act and that he wants the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hamilton
Roosevelt
NRA
Communist Loses Injunction Plea
TERRE HAUTE Ind Py Burl Browder Communist candidate for president lost a court decision when Judge Albert Qouywens denied his petition for an injunction to restrain local authorities from interference with his speaking engagement here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Burl Browder
Albert Qouywens
Keller's Famed Teacher Is Dead
Anne Sullivan Macy, 70, longtime teacher to Helen Keller, died of a heart attack at Forest Hills Long Island. Macy guided Keller who was blind and deaf, with the two to receive a Theodore Roosevelt medal for cooperative achievement. An unrelated note mentions ancient Chinese penalties for silk export and cocoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Keller
Stength
Anne Sullivan Macy
Helen
Macy
Henes
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Begins New England Tour in Campaign Swing
President Roosevelt told a large Providence crowd that Americans should value human resources over machines and avoid 1929 style prosperity. He aims for a home, old age security, savings, and full employment as he campaigns through Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut with planned stops in Providence Boston Hartford and more communities. He plans five speeches over two days before returning to Washington late Thursday night.
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Providence
R. I
Roosevelt
America
Americ
New England
Wasilington
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Worchester
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wyde Park
Washington
Hartford
Boston
All River
New Bedford
Mass
Worcester
Stamford
White House
Ile Seeknok
Fall River
Fair Haven
Taunton
Taunton Given
Bridgewater
Brockton
Abington
Lal
Fire devastates San Diego business block. $2 million estimated
San Diego real estate experts estimate the blaze that swept a downtown business block caused damage unofficially pegged near two million dollars. The fire disrupted transportation and communications as crews fought the flames Wednesday.
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San Diego
Calif
Mrs E Smith of Hempstead Dies in Port Arthur Texas
Mrs Emnca Smith former Hempstead county woman died Wednesday at her Port Arthur Texas home after a paralytic stroke Tuesday. Her body returns to Washington for burial Friday. Born in Howard county she lived in Washington for years and is mother of Mrs Hugh Latimer of Nashville. Latimer and husband formerly lived at Hope and now reside in Nashville where he works for Geo W Robison department store.
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Emnca Smith
Hempstead
Port Arthur
Texas
Bosdy
Washington
Smith
Howard County
Hugh Latimer
Nashville
Latimer
Hope
Geo. W. Robison Department Store
Haddock Visitor From Florida Pays Daily Visit
Dudley Haddock, former secretary of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and now with the Tampa Florida Chamber, stopped by The Star office Wednesday afternoon during a brief Florida vacation. He came to extend regards from his uncle, George Hosmer, past president of the National Editorial Association, who lives in Fort Myers Florida.
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Dudley ¥. Haddock
Arkansas Statie Chamber of Commerce
Little Rock
Tampa Fla Chamber of Commerce
Star
Hackluck
George Hosmer
The
National Editorial Association
Fort Meyers
Fle
Cotton Prices Open and Close in New Orleans Market
Associated Press reports New Orleans cotton opened Wednesday at 187 and closed at 11 79 80. Spot cotton closed already five pots down, modelling 12 25.
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New Orleans
Deewater
Spot Cotton
Aleady
Wallis Simpson’s Early Whispers Then and Now
In Baltimore and London accounts, Wallis Warfield Spencer Simpson is described from childhood as vivid and stylish, drawing notice for poise and dress. Gossip followed her through private schools, with later reports noting her social ascent and the king’s growing attention as she moved into society life.
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Sigrid Arne
Associated Press
Baltimore
Ernest Simpson
King of
England
Wallis Warfield
Spencer Simpson
John Sadler
Bessie
Montague
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
MEMPHIS TENN Special report humorously contrasts Tennessee law restricting whipping a wife with a sapling of over half inch diameter and Florida border patrols turning back winter sun seeking tourists. It cites jungle of laws and frugal travel costs while noting newspaper men claim a world flight in 18 days for $5,000.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Florida
Klondike
Arkansas boards field team for six year public works plan
The Arkansas State Planning Board will dispatch four engineers and statisticians to every county to aid local agencies in preparing a six year public works program. They will contact 256 mayors and county judges within four to six weeks to inventory projects, supply forms, and assist with project descriptions, financing, and estimated expenditures.
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Arkansas State Planning Board
Arkansas
National Resources Committee
State Planning Board
Washington’s Pilgrimage to Washington by Nashville Women
Members of Nashville Federated Clubs visited Washington for a program titled A Pilgrimage to Washington as part of Arkansas Centennial celebrations. About 75 attendees viewed exhibits in the Old State House, heard welcomes, toured local sites, and heard readings and songs linked to Civil War history and Hempstead county heritage.
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Washington
Nashville Women
Nashville Federated Women’s Clubs
Federated Clubs of Nashville
People of
Arkansas
Sam Houston
Oxas
State Capitol
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Capital
Old State House
Etter
Delaney
Soldier's Chorus
Faust
Washington Glee Club
Nashville Club
Waington
Hughmer
Charene Williams
Xhoster
Sammie Hale
Reading
Mariah
Ruth McEnry Stuarts
Mary Alice Wepfer
John Mason
Charlene Williams
County Treasurer Opinion on Turnback Fund Transfer
The general's office advised Hempstead county treasurer that it is improper to speak from the turnback fund during a large deficiency to pay warrants. A transfer of 1196.08 of highway revenues to various districts was proposed to cover indebtedness due 1934-35. the county highway shows 12000 in outstanding debt.
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Little Rock
Tax receipts rise for first quarter surpass one billion
The Internal Revenue Bureau reported a jump in receipts for 48 tax categories in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, totaling about 164.8 million dollars more than the same period last year. Treasury officials noted it is the first time since 1928 that first-quarter collections exceeded one billion dollars, though total for January-March fell short of last year by 79.2 million. Gains stem from corporate and personal income taxes along with levies on capital stock liquor cigarette gasoline and automobiles, with 18 categories showing increases of one million dollars or more.
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Washington
Internal Rev Bureau
Treasury
First Flu Vaccine Shown Successful In Human Tests
Rockefeller Institute researchers report that a flu vaccine tested on 30 humans shows 100 percent immunity after two months, marking a preliminary step in a broader campaign to curb influenza. Dr. Thomas Francis Jr notes flu may be multiple diseases and that a 1936 outbreak differed from known flu viruses.
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Howard W. Blakesleer
Associated Press
New Orleans
Rockefeller Institute
New York
American Public Health Association
Thomas Francis Ur. M. D
Francis
United States
Canada
Rockefeller
Rockefeilu Laboratories
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Keller
Mrs. Simpson
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Dudley Haddock
State
C.C. Head
Cumberland Terrace
Brown Turner
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