Brookings view on prosperity sparks business politics clash
A Brookings Institution economist argues long term growth requires rising total income and lower prices, not mere redistribution. The piece contrasts business favoring efficiency and production with political caution, noting industrial refinements and mechanization as keys to wealth.
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Brookings Institution
Futrell
Harold G. Moullen
Moulton
Atlantic
America
Crucial Test for AAA Is Hog-Corn Vote October 26
The administration plans a nationwide October 26 referendum to decide if corn and hog growers want to continue the one cornhog adjustment program. Roughly 4.5 million growers exist with over 2 million in production, and the vote uses secret ballots at community centers from 4 am to 1 pm.
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William S. White
Associated Press
Washington
AAA
Wallner
Davis
Redistribution Not the Only Problem
Governor Farell faults a Brookings Institute study urging lower prices and mass production to prevent depressions. He says a world without work is possible only with broader distribution and not simply price cuts. The Brookings report, supported by Falk Foundation and 300 executives, argues mass production with lower prices could avert depressions.
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Little Rock
Farell
Brooking Institution
Pittsburgh
Broglings Institution
Harold G. Moulton
Falk Foundation
Policy to the Parliament on Italy action
Sir Samuel Hoare announced to the House of Commons that Britain plans military action against Italy while urging a pause before sanctions to seek a peaceful settlement of the Halo Ethiopian crisis. Reports from Addis Ababa say Ethiopian forces suffered defeats in the north with heavy casualties. Italian commander De Bono pledged full submission of Ethiopia as Makale becomes a next objective. Ethiopian chieftains surrendered beyond the Tallinn front, bringing nominal Italian control to distant territories. Rome sources suggest Britain may trade warship withdrawals for regimental recalls from Libya in a negotiated exchange, with talks continuing between British and Italian officials.
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London
Eng
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Great Britain
Italy
Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Salassio
Associated Press
Emlilla de Bono
Makale
Acduwa
Rome
Haly
Mediterranean
Libya
Eric Drummond
Fulvio Stinch
Monlay
Africa
Egypt
Mary
Control Board Formed for Local Boys Band
A central nine member board will oversee the Hope Boys Band property finances and duties. One member will be appointed from Rotary Kiwanis velub B and P W club City Council Hope High School Auxiliary of the Boys Band American Legion Young Business Men's association and the Auxiliary of the American Legion. The meeting is at 5 p.m. Tuesday at the Arkansas Natural Gas Company office South Elm Street with L E Crumpler in charge. Also noted are ticket prize winnings for local games and fund donations with uniforms due this week.
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Hope Boys Band
Arkansas Natural Gas Company
South Elm Street
L. E. Crumpler
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Velub
Hope
Scott
Burr
Paca
Cc. V. Nunn
Jae Houston i
B Team to Clash With Blevins at 7:45 Under Lights
The B team will face Blevins High School football Tuesday night under stadium lights. Kickoff is at 7:45, season tickets not honored. A large Blevins delegation plans to attend. The Bobcat first-string squad eyes Friday’s game against the Nashville Scrappers amid strong rivalry and expectations of a close contest.
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Blevins
Bobcat
Nashville Scrappers
Bankhead Case Bound For November 11 Ruling
The Supreme Court gave the government three weeks to prepare arguments against Georgia’s request for a direct constitutional challenge to the Bankhead cotton control act. Government brief due by November 1, with a ruling on jurisdiction pending. No change in the Hodge mills farm processing tax case schedule. Solicitor General Seed did not file the expedited motion. Some Europeans hold folk belief that animals gain speech at Christmas.
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Washington
Supreme Cut
Georgia
Administration
Eugene Talrudge
Hodge Mills
Stuyley Seed
AAA
Jamaica hit by second hurricane in a month
Jamaica faced $2,500,000 in damage as the eastern end of the island suffered severe impact from a second hurricane in a month. Small farmers appealed for government aid as 30 percent of frulladen trees were blown down or stripped. Roads blocked by fallen trees and telegraph lines down near the northeast districts crippled communication.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Juveleva
Injunction Halts Road District Bond Repurchase in Arkansas
Federal Judge Martineau issued a temporary restraining order blocking the State Refunding Board from using funds from the road district refunding bonds redemption account to buy obligations against the state. The order, obtained by Peltasan Tenbaum Harris, restrains spending of about $696,000 in the road district account for "A" bonds at prices above the tender offered by the St. Louis firm on "B" bonds.
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Little Rock
Martineau
Road District
Peltasan, Tenbaum & Harris, Inc
St. Louis
Drakerage House
Landon’s Kansas Governorship Praised as GOP Hopeful
Topeka reports Gov Alf M Landon, seen as rising Republican presidential material, draws praise for fiscal restraint and state economy gains. Supporters cite lower per capita costs, a strong cash balance, and reduced indebtedness, while Landon underscores his steady leadership and absence of a sales tax.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Curtis
Hoover
Landon Suam
Kansas
Delinquent Lands List Published in Hempstead County
The Star and Washington Telegraph announce the first appearance of the delinquent tax lands list on Thursday October 24. County Clerk Ray McDowell compiled the list from tax records with Sheriff Jim Bearden, and the list will run again October 31. Delinquent land sales are set for Monday November 4.
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Hempstead
The
Star
Washington
W. A. Etter
Washington Telegraph
Ray McDowell
Jim E. Bearden
Hope Daily
Washington Weekly
Local Negroes Face Con Charges in Hope Case
Four Hope men were arrested in Texarkana on sheriff Bearden’s request and brought back on charges of involvement in confidence games. The suspects named are William Bryant James Ward David Clabhorn and Ola Johnson. Police found several decks of cards and pocketbooks in their possession. Officers say the men admitted to being in the con racket but denied taking any money in Hope.
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Hope
Texarkana
Jim Bearden
Renuwed
William Bryant
Janes Ward
David Clabhorn
Ola | Johnson
Oklahoma Ballot on Repeal of Liquor Prohibition
Oklahoma moves toward a ballot vote on repealing liquor prohibition statutes. State WCTU leaders convene a special board as repeal proponents plan to file a petition with the secretary of state, seeking an outright repeal. Governor Marland wary of full repeal, while supporters insist safeguards can be set by the legislature if petition signatures are sufficient.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
WCTU
E.W. Marland
Federal Pension Fund Aims for January Grants
The Social Security Board moved quickly to finalize plans to distribute old age pensions to states once funds are appropriated. The federal program would provide up to 18 dollars monthly for eligible elderly and needy individuals, with states required to match the funds.
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Washington
Socia? Security Board
Congress
Pulaski Woman Slain After Disappearance
A missing Pulaski County woman, Olive Hood Bradsher, 52, reported August 24, was found slain in a pine forest near Woodson. Sheriff officials say she was clubbed to death about 30 feet from the body. Husband Dick Bradsher and others were questioned. moonshiner theory noted, investigators seek motive. Mystery linked to Still locations and local liquor trade.
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Little Rock
Olive Hood Bradsher
Dick Bradsher
Woodson
Tom Wells
W W. A. Rucker
Saline C
Saline County
Grant County
Pulaski County
J. P. Sims
Jefe Davis
Bradsher
Elnee
United States Veterans Hospital
Fayetteville
Ben Newell
Branchaga
Weath
Bankhead cotton tax cut and surplus pool plans
The AAA announces a reduction in the Bankhead cotton tax to 5.45 cents per pound and lowers the tax exemption certificates to 4 cents per pound. The 1935 surplus tax exemption certificate pool will be closed and the regular national pool will be opened soon.
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Washington
AAA
Farm Administration
Sdi
A J Martin Dies in Nevada Coin County
A J Martin dies apparently from natural causes in southern Nevada county. Funeral services were held at 4 pm Monday from his home, burial in Ebenezer cemetery. He had lived in the county about four years and is survived by brothers GA Martin of Hope and John Martin of Pauls Valley Oklahoma, and Miss Grace Martin of Oklahoma City attended the funeral.
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A. J. ‘Martin
Nevada
Vee
Man Unidentified in Woods Death at Hope Furniture Morgue
A 60 year old man found unconscious in woods near Guernsey died in a local hospital after nine days. Despite 400 viewing, fingerprints sent to the Bureau of Identification yielded no match. A death mask by Rufus Herne don Jr was made. if unidentifiable, the mask will be kept for further attempts.
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Hope Furniture’ Company
Clarence Baker
Bureau of Identification
Washington, D. C
Rufus Hernedon, Jr
Guernsey
Exports Rise Seasonally in September
United States Commerce Department figures show September exports up 15 percent from August, a normal seasonal rise, while imports fell four percent. Compared with September 1954, exports were four percent higher and imports 28 percent lower. The export gain benefited from agricultural commodities, while the import drop reflected the Cuban sugar quota exhaustion. The September favorable balance reached 86,536,000 dollars versus 39,655,000 dollars in September 1994.
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Wrshington
United States
Commerce Department
Dargery
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