Arkansas Let Us Speak
Here and There Editorial by Avex discusses a Baltimore Sun dispatch quoting a Californian calling Arkansas “malaria country.” The piece argues publicity matters and notes Arkansas residents live long, countering stereotypes while praising Hope, Arkansas. It reflects on regional pride and the power of headlines to shape perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington Cook
Emmet
Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Associated Press Dispatch
John L. Wilson
G. E. Walters
Arkansas
America
Hope Star
Family of States
Washington
Westminnster
The
Star
Hope
Washington Cade
Ark
Leally
Armerica
London to Melbourne air race leading pack stalls in Australia
C W A Scott and Campbell Black continued to lead the London Melbourne derby after repairs in Mildenhall and a fuel crisis near Allahabad. Roscoe Turner and Clyde Pangborn trailed in third as Scott crossed to Singapore before dawn and prepared for the 2000 mile hop toward Darwin with two engines at varying reliability.
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Mildenhall
Engin
C. W. A. Scott
Australia
Port Darwin
Charleville
Fort Darwin
Scott
Gouthsward
Timor Sea
Roscoe Turner
Clyde Pangborn
Turner
Pangbuen
India
Campbell Black
Singapore
Melbourne
K. D. Parmentier
J. J. Moll
Ieading Mullisons
Amy
Jim
Cal
Roscoe Warner
Allahabad
Wood
Signapore
Straits Settlements
Bluely
Darwin
A F Hanegan Ends Life On 61st Birthday At Hope
A F Hanegan committed suicide by carbolic acid at his South Elm street home on his 61st birthday. The Meapstead county coroner ruled death by poison. no inquest. Surviving are his widow, three sons in Texas and Hope, two daughters in Oklahoma City and Hope, and a sister. Funeral Monday at 3:30 from the family residence with burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace. Hanegan
Heapstead County
South Elm Street
Meapstead County
J. H. Weaver
John Dawson
Billie Duckett
K. G. McRae, Jr
B.c.shipp
Dorsey McRae
N. W. Denty
M. M. Smyth
C.S. Warlker
de. P. B. Carrigan
L. M. Lile
Dolph Carrigan
John Owens
Jin Buller
Jin Buller, © 5. Lowthorpe, George Sandefur
Roland Patterson
Bernie Buchanan
FE. S. Greening
Rmm. Benson
Arch Moore
Federal Livestock Feed Agency Opens in Kansas City
Carroll S. Mor row announces the Federal Livestock Feed Agency at 755 Livestock Exchange in Kansas City under the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. The office provides information on feed supplies, deficit areas, prices, and market conditions, and will list buyers and sellers of grain, feed, and forage for shipment to drought regions. Specialists advise on nutritive value, shipping, sale procedures, inspection, and contact with the Kansas City office for quantities, kind, and rail details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll S. Morrow
Kansas City
Bureau of Agriculture
Hope
Federal Livestock Feed Agency
Livestock Exchange
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
W. A. Wheeler
Washington, D.C
Bri
Q. Pollock
Kayisas
Atd
Drouth
Drantti
Roosevelt Will Address Bankers
Washington expects President Roosevelt to address the American Bankers Association this week, signaling support for the recovery program while keeping monetary policy in focus. Officials anticipate discussion on inflationary action, gold dollar devaluation, refunding Liberty bonds, idle bank reserves and the overall stance toward industry leaders.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Bankers Association
Keping
Anther
White House
Grousewelt
Treasury
Lynch Threat as Mob Closes in on Alleged Kidnapper
In Winfield Kansas a mob of about 250 men surrounded a youthful prisoner eight miles southeast after he released Mrs Ernie Title wife of an east Texas sheriff. Mrs Title was released Sunday night as a steady flow of men moved toward Pillsburg where the youth is reported besieged.
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Winfield, Lr
Here
Ernie Title
Texas
Mayor Acquitted on Fishing Charge in Municipal Court
A municipal court jury acquitted Mayor R. A. Boyett of fishing with artificial bait without a license after about 15 minutes deliberation. He had applied for a license but did not obtain one before joining a fishing ship. The day’s docket also included numerous drunkenness, liquor possession, and other traffic offenses with various fines and suspended sentences. several appeals were filed and other cases were continued to next week.
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R. A. Boyett
E. J. Barham
Earl Crow
Jim Giles
Blige Knox
Ben Hollis
Bailey Springs
Jack Lloyd
O. L. Harper
Joe Ivans
Frank Charles
Jack Mims
Clayton Miller
Ayless Morris
C. C. O'Steen
Joe Wren
Jimmie Arnold
Steve Sutton
Petit Larceny
Elly Foster
George Hunter
Elmore Little
Tommy Watson
Velinas Loudermilk
Petit Kiveeny
Frank Smith
George Northcott
Emergency freight rates set for livestock and forage items
Emergency freight rates for livestock and hay in primary and secondary drought counties are now in effect. Tariff No 3154 outlines the rates, with certificates obtainable from county agents and used for feeding livestock owned or controlled by the recipient. Certificates cover shipments not slaughtered within 30 days and may be issued to relief groups for distribution. Also, Whitfield Lodge will confer the second degree at Tuesday night meeting.
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Sondary Drouth
Carrell S. Morrow
Assent
Attorneys Seek Insanity Review In Shank Case
Attorneys for Mark H. Shank a 45 year old former Akron Ohio lawyer on death row for murder by poison ask the Arkansas Supreme Court to order an inquiry into possible insane condition since sentencing. Decision expected next Monday. The court also approved PWA contracts and upheld city fees for bond retirement and approved sewage projects for Hot Springs Little Rock Dermott and Pocahontas.
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Little Rock
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Ohio
Arkansas Supreme Court
State
Uspreme
Public Works Administration
PWA
Hot Springs
Dermott
Pocahontas
Portugal Cabinet Resigns on Monday
LISBON Portugal Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar and his cabinet resigned Monday. The cabinet had been in place since April 1933.
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Portugal
Lisban
Antonio de Olivera Salazar
Onn
Hauptmann Trial Dates to Be Set
Trenton New Jersey March dates for Bruno Richard Hauptmann's arraignment and trial on charges in the Lindbergh kidnapping case were to be fixed Monday. Attorney General David T. Wilentz said a conference of defense and prosecuting officials would determine the schedule as the case against Hauptmann is considered complete.
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Trenton
N. S
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Seneral David T. Wilentz
Wilente
Hauptsuann
Legionnaires Take Over Miami in Unrestricted Celebration
Thousands of American Legionnaires arrived daily in Miami for a freewheeling welcome. Traffic blocked to ease pedestrians as bands played and parade antics drew astonished crowds. A donkey in a ket wearing a world emblem caused a hotel lobby incident before being carried away by Legionnaires.
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Miami
Muneraus
John Hussellg
Helmer
M A Johnson Buried in Columbus After Ashdown Death
M A Johnson 65 a Hempstead county man died at his Ashdown home early Sunday from apoplexy. Burial took place at 10 o'clock Monday in Johnson cemetery at Columbus after funeral services at Ashdown. Survived by his widow and four daughters Mrs J H Roall Nichols, Mary Louise Johnson Wichita Kan Virginia Johnson DeQueen and Mildred Johnson Columbus.
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M.A. Johnson
Hempstead County
Ashdown
Johnson Cemetery
Columbus
J. H. Roall
Ichols
Mary Louise Johnson
Wichita
Kan
Virginia Johnson
DeQueun
Mildred Johnson
Fullmoon Thrilling Story Begins in The American Weekly
A dramatic tale of magic and mystery titled Fullmoon unfolds in The American Weekly distributed with NEXT SUNDAY'S CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. Ad.
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Fullmoon
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Ady
Texarkana Next Bobcats Goal in Friday Showdown
Coach Foy Hammons gears Mon day drills for a Texarkana Ark High Razorbacks clash on Friday night at home. Texarkana brings four wins and one loss, with only Camden defeat, while Texarkana players Hobbs Turner and Hitchcock expected to return. Hammons emphasizes improved blocking and scrimmage to sharpen backfield scoring chances.
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Camden
Fordyce
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Foy Hammons
Bobcats
Texarkana Ark
High Razorbacks
Razorbacks
Camden Panthers
Hobbs
J. Turner
Hitchcock
Hammons
el Dorada
109 Million Farm Debt Refunded in Midwest States
More than $109,468,900 of farmers debts in Illinois Missouri and Arkansas within the Sixth Farm Credit District were refinanced from June 1 1933 to October 15 1934 by the Federal Land Bank of St Louis in its own account and as agent of the Land Bank Commissioner. Borrowers used 916 cents per dollar to repay old creditors and avoid foreclosures as loans from land banks and the Commissioner refinanced debts to commercial banks.
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Ilinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Farm Credit District
Federal Land Bank of St
Nsers
Rust
Receiv
Pretty Boy Floyd Captured as Manhunt Near Ends
Federal agents shot and mortally wounded Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and pursued a prisoner transfer from Wellsville Ohio as Adam Richetti was captured after a gun battle. The case ends months of a statewide manhunt with two lawmen killed and a $4,000 reward posted.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Charles
Pretty Boy
Liverpool
Pisych
Ohio City
Weilsville
Adam Ric
Floyd
Himse
Federal
East School
Satucays
Melvin Purvis
Chicago
Johlinger
Wellsville
Ohio
Partment of Justice
Woods
Richetti
Adam Richetti
Kansas City Union Station
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Oli Richetti
Milcreek
Ohlo
J. H. Fultz
Pulte
Fultz
George Lafferty
Oklahoma
al Jennings
Dalton Brothers
George Birdwell
Ralph Castner
Bowsling Green
Kansas City
Erv Kelley
Astern Okalhomaa
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Westpurn
C.W. A. Scott
Danvin
Flapper
Fanny
Pat
Gtays
Paratel
A.F. Hanegan
Self
Pioneer Family
Federal Exchange
Winfield, la
East Texas
Boyett
Whitfield Lodge
Hamilton
Catherine
Hauptmann
State and Defense Center
Jersey
Legionnaires
Miami, Fla
M. A. Johnson
Texarkana
Federal Land Bank
Melvin ‘Purvis
Dillinger’é
East Liverpo
Follo
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