Four Fined Fifty Dollars Each by Judge Lemley
Municipal Court Judge W. K. Lemley of Munday fined four Hope men fifty dollars each on charges of operating suit clubs in violation of the Arkansas anti lottery law. Defendants: Bob Gosnell Tom Gorham Matthew Reaves Rey Johnson. Bond set at one hundred ten dollars each. appeals noted to circuit court. Other cases include drunkenness fines, reckless driving, untaxed liquor, civil suit dismissed, and a conviction for wife and child abandonment.
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Municipul Court
W. K. Lemley Munday
Folly Hope Men
Arkansas
Lenney
Chlorence Jones
Charley Alexander
Ed Harlen
O. Line
Ed Haden
Dr. Wilson
J. L. Hairston
Mater
Clem Howard
Howard
Ty Stags
Carl Rogers
O. D. Graves
Moses Straughter
Straughter
J. Hy
Sewell
Electrification Meeting Planned in DeAnn North of Hope
Mountcastle announced a 7:30 pm Wednesday electrification meeting in DeAnn north of Hope. The session precedes a county survey to assess Hempstead County for a federal electrification project. Earlier talks were held at Columbus Spring Hill and Patmos with principal speakers Mountcastle and Lee Garl.
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Cutty
Mountcastle
DeAnn
Hope
Mourtcastle
Hempstead
Columbus
Spring Hill
Patmos
Lee Garland
Parity and subsidy forms due for auditing in Hempstead county
The Hempstead county agent’s office received notice that all Form Covion 185 and CAT aid cotton parity and subsidy payment forms must be filed with the state office for auditing before any program payment can be made. Producers holding these forms should obtain tenant signatures and have them signed promptly.
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Hempstead Roynty
State Office
Benefit Show at Saenger for Hope and Paisley Funds
Paisley and Wape High School Parent-Teacher Associations sponsor a benefit at Saenger theater Wednesday night. Proceeds go to Hope High School and Paisley Vibray funds. The Hope Boys will present senior division tunes in a brief concert. Tickets go on sale Monday via a community committee. Gene Autry stars in the feature film Lightcrust Doughboys and Oh, Susette.
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Paisley and
Wape
Saenger Theater
Hope High School
Paisley Vibray
Hope Boys Banc Guniar
Gene Autty
Wagner Act Faces Two New Supreme Court Protests
The Supreme Court added two cases challenging the Wagner Labor Standards Act to New Deal litigation. Pending decision, the court agreed to hear questions on the act’s constitutionality as challenges from various parties proceed in Washington and other regions.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Ated Press
Washingtton
Virginia & Maryland Couch Co
Mary Schavills
Ala
Fragmentary Philosophical Quote on Forgiveness and Cost
A scrambled historical quotation contrasts forgiveness with resentment and expense, noting that granting pardon spares both bitterness and costly consequences. The fragment references a Christian perspective and mentions spirits and a thinker named Hamnih More.
Canada to Close Baby Derby 31st Three-Quarters of a Million
Toronto reporters chronicle the Millar will and the race to name the mother with the most children born between October 1 1926 and midnight this year. The prize, 750000 dollars, goes to the eligible Toronto mother who registers the most births, alive or dead. Mothers including Mrs Matthew Kenny Mrs Chace Bugis Mrs John Nagle Mrs Arthur Timbeck and Mrs Pauline Clarke contend for the dramatic, contested tally as deadline nears.
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Dale Tarrison
Associated Press
Toronto
Oniday
Charles Vance Millar
Millar
Charles Millar
Charles Vance Milar
Neigher
Olay
Toronto Storkes
James Roberts
Milla
Roberts
Matthew Kenny
Kein
Chace Bugisto
Eleven candidates file for Hope city offices
Eleven candidates filed pledges for the November 24 Democratic city primary. Mayoral race features R A Boyett challenging Albert Graves, with Lemley unopposed for municipal judge and Reynerson unopposed for city treasurer. Ward contests include K G Hamilton versus Rodgers and Wyatt in Ward Two, C F Taylor facing Schweiker in Ward Four, and Johnsons unopposed in Wards One and Three. Two Kentuckians Injured in Hope area truck crash near Sheppard community. James Francis and Albert Morgan among the injured.
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Hope-Fulton
Sheppard Community
Hope
Josephine Hospital
James Francis
Latonia
Albert Morgan
Lexington
Wilton Gentry
Ethel Gentry
Hempstead County
Francis
Morgan
Ruff Gentry
Houston
Texas
Kentucky
The
Star
Nun
Nhe
R. A. Boyett
Albert Graves
Lelian W. K. Lemley
Charles Reynerson
L. Carter Johnson
Rey Johnson
K. G. Hamilton
J. L
Luther) Rodgers
C. L. Wyatt
C.F. Taylor
W. H.A. Schweiker
Legion to Install Year's Officers at Hempstead Post
American Legion Post of Hempstead County will install its new officers at a meeting at Hope city hall Wednesday night. The session begins promptly at 7 30, and all Legion members are urged to attend. A federal biological survey report notes snakes cannot strike beyond half to three fourths of their length.
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American Legion
Hempstead County
Hope City Hall
AU Legion
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Italy and Germany act in alliance as Mussolini promises peace while Hitler charts interference. The text mocks diplomatic posturing and mocks others as insufficient to govern, with satire on European affairs and a claim of intelligence without sense.
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Nashville
Teni
Italy
Ethiopia
Germany
Hitler
Mussolini
One Arrested in Attempt on Bridge near LaPlace
New Orleans police detained Paul Graham, 40, a conductor, as one man held in an alleged bridge burning attempt on a Louisiana & Arkansas Railway bridge near LaPlace. The incident follows a string of arson acts tied to a strike by railway workers. Police expect more arrests.
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New Orleans
Louisiana & Arkansas Railway
LaPlace
Paul Graham
Russia Building a Military Road
The Bolshevists push a vast Siberian rail project intended as a northern parallel to the Trans-Siberian. The 2000 mile line would start near Krasnoyarsk or Taishset, run east through virgin forests, and connect with the Trans-Siberian with a branch south. It may finish by 1937 and extend toward the Amur river near Perm to create a northern Pacific outlet.
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Moscow
Russia
Bolshevists
Siberia
Trans-Siberian
Krasnoyarsk
Taishet
Manchuria
Japan
Amur
Perm
Vladivostok
Leningrad
Frizel Comments On Women In Speech Testing
Professor John A Frizel of State College Pennsylvania notes women outperform men in tilking tests. He reports for the sixth consecutive year that men show continued predominance in speech deficiency and cites ongoing test results from his project.
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State College
Profenson
John A. Frizel
Pennsylvania State College
Tilkershan
Dial
Hembree Indicted by Special Jury in Hempstead County
A Hempstead County grand jury in Washington indicted 35 year old Hiram Hembree for first degree murder in the slaying of 66 year old Van Derryberry Sr. on South Walnut street. Hembree surrendered and did not yet speak. Trial date to be set by Circuit Judge Dexter Bush. same jury to hear January term adjourned court.
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Hempstead Couty
Washington
Hiram Hembree
van Derryberry, Sr
Dexter Bush
Hembree
Derryberry
DeAnn Farmer
South Walnut Street
Ford Hannah
Sid Burke
J. B. Beckworth
Washingon
Fay
Chapman 60 Years in Pew After Arkansas Bank Robbery
A district court jury convicted Charles Chapman of robbery with firearms for the First National Bank holdup near Atlanta last August 31. The punishment fixed at 60 years. three accomplices, Hugh Lindsey and Louis Sadler, face trials. State witnesses identified Chapman. getaway driver Sadler faces separate charges.
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Linden
Texas
Charles Chayamat
Arkansas
First National Bank
Atlanta
Chapman
Hugh Lindsey
Louis
Buddy) Sadler
Cumming
Elmer L. Lincoln
Chapmin
Lindsey Woul
Sadler
Lincoln
Lindsey
Paul Dunklin
Louisiana
Landon Seeks Votes On Foreign Pattern In Baltimore Drive
Landon labels the New Deal a foreign pattern and contrasts it with the American system. He warns voters that the New Deal would lead to misery and dictatorship, as he campaigns along the Atlantic seaboard toward Philadelphia. Roosevelt resumes final East campaign swing with Howard University event. White House calls Monday non political. Texas oil wells number cited at about 5000 across 420 fields.
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Landon
Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore
Washington
Roosevelt
East
Howard University
Cotton Ginning Up Two Million Bales
The Census Bureau reports this year’s cotton crop ginned before October 18 reached 8,567,676 running bales, up nearly 2 million from the previous year. State totals show Arkansas with 922,979 bales among others listed.
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Arkansas
Washington
Bureau of the Census
Court speeds up Simpson divorce at Ipswich assizes
Justice Hawke hurried through Ipswich assizes on Monday as Mrs. Wallis Simpson moved closer to freedom from her broker husband. Only one criminal case remained unresolved at the noon adjournment before the list of divorces could be heard.
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Ipswich
Eng
Hawke
Madrid Isolated as Fascist Siege Sours Spanish War News
Madrid faced attempted isolation as Madrid and Aranjuez rail hubs came under attack and fascist bombardment aimed to sever lines to the capital. Government forces repelled a push toward El Escorial while communications slowed and censorship obscured the full danger. Goya tapestries were moved to Madrid as strategic sites shifted amid the northern advance.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Associated Press
Blas
Russia
Aranj
Madrid
Boment
Soam
Vab'emora
Aran Juez
Madri Levante
Aranjuez
Madvid
el Escorial
Guadarerama
Man
Asturias
Oviedo
Monte Narang
Highway Crash Toll Rising Across Nation Over Weekend
At least 137 people died in weekend automobile crashes nationwide. Admiral Cary Grayson of the American Red Cross says 2,000 fully equipped first aid stations on highways will be staffed by volunteers. States report varying death counts from Alabama to Virginia amid rising diesel engine use in European aircraft due to fuel cost differences.
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Associated Press
Cary Grayson
American Red Cross
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Michigis
Indiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Michigan
Wisconsin
Cotton price report from New Orleans Monday decline
In New Orleans on Monday December four Associated Press reports cotton opened at 11.68 and closed at 11.52 53 with spot cotton steady down 19 points. Middling grade cited at 24.7.
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New Orleans
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D. L. Wyatt
Legion
Brown Turner
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Segov
Leon
Miles
Olas del Rey
Rejon
Araniuez
Ocana
Alfonso
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Navabarnero
Escorial
Pew
Hadad
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Ipswich Assizes
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