Rural telephones and power lines share highway rights
Rural electrification officials deny liability for inductive interference between power and telephone lines run on the same highway. Arkansas cases allow cost-sharing only for physical damage or required pole relocation, with no compensation for interference unless physical injury occurs. The Arkansas Power and Light Company plans 100 miles of rural line amid disputes with the Forestry Commission over costs.
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United States
Federal Rural Lectrification Administration
Federal Bureau
Arkansas
Arkansas Department of Public Utilities
John M. Carmardy
Departeent of
Public Utilities
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Arkansas State Forestry Commission
State Forestry Commission
Forestry Commission
Uvip
Morestry Comminstay
Geetie Con- Bumuclion
Free blood tests for venereal disease in Hempstead County
Dr. G. L. Young reports 238 Negroes tested for venereal disease in August with only 20 returning for treatment. About 700 were tested. a follow up clinic will be held in Hope later in November. Cost covered by the Southern Liberal Organization and Arkansas. treatment up to $1 if employed, free if unemployed.
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Tanongope and Hempstead County
G. L. Young
Little Rock
Southern Liberal Organization
Young
Dr. Young
Your
Urey
State of
Arkansas
Stile
Montague Reed on Robbery Count
ELIZABETHTOWN New York April reports Montague Reed, Hollywood golfer, found guilty by Adirondack jury of a robbery charge after four and a half hours deliberation. He faces a seven year term and will return to Hollywood for a reported $1,000,000 contract with Paramount.
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Montague Reed
Elizabethtown
N.Y
Johny Montague
Hollywood
Jol Maunipue
Elizabathtown
Osfin Aeter
Montague
Svth Brosly
Paramount
Bing
Policeman O'Roon
Henry Blory
New York mayor race grows bitter amid Catholic feud
In a heated New York campaign, Fusionist mayoral candidate Pioretlay CaGusardia is accused of backing a city official who allegedly despised Catholics. Jeremiah Mahoney denounces LaGuardia and Tammany Hath over alleged mishandling of the public treasury and political favors. Supporters marched with torches as a radio ad labeled Guardia a municipal indictment, while Mahoney notes no direct suspicion on the mayor. Continued on Page Three.
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New York -Um
Pioretlay CaGusardia
New York
Towarth
Campigi
Mahoney
Unitertayer
Ind
New Cotton Plan Aims to Help One Mule Farmer Belief
Memphis Tenn Senate agriculture committee members questioned dirt farmers on Thursday about farm legislation. They consider acreage exemptions to favor the smaller planter over large commercial operators. In Washington Representative Ford urged subsidies for exporting cotton in the general farm bill. In New York traders moved to the buy side, lifting some stock shares by six dollars.
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Memphis
Tenn
Senate Agriculture Committee
Washington
Ford
Mississippi
Demerit
House Cotton Bloc
House Agriculture Committee
Stucky
New York
Margin Cut for Stock Purchasing
The Federal Reserve Board announced a drastic revision in margin requirements to bolster sagging security prices. Effective November 2, cash margin for securities drops to 40 percent and short sales margin rises to 10 percent, a move seen as a brake on short selling and a boost to buying activity. announced after a meeting with the Securities Commission, the change follows years of strict margins and signals potential future flexibility.
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Washington
Feder Reserve Board
Wienitage
Avoa
Eecurities Commission
Mind Your Manners Q and A from 1937 NEA
A 1937 NEA Service etiquette item poses questions on handling a purse and gloves at table, asking waiters to describe unfamiliar menu items, responding to personal remarks, describing a guest as toad, platter placement of meat, and turkey carving etiquette. Answers advise leaving belongings on chair, yes to asking for menu details, avoid crude remarks, describe delicately, and serving silverware at table with guests asked preferences.
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Lcopyright
NEA Service, Inc
Flynn Sees Stocks Dive Normal Drop From Unjustified Level
John T. Flynn argues in this two part NEA Service analysis that stock prices reflect future earning power and market momentum rather than current profits. He notes insider selling, SEC limits, and doubts about tax plans while asking if the market will rise again. He compares the drop to a normal fall after an overextended rally and questions causes and future prospects, with references to European tensions and government policy.
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John T. Flynn
NEA
NEA Service, Inc
New York
Europe
SEC
Ict
Reserve Board
London airman reported killed in France crash
Bulletin updates move from London: Indian airman G P Nair, last seen Thursday starting a planned Atlantic crossing, is reported killed in a French crash. Other items note Arkansas synod choosing Hope for 1938, the Windsors touring the U.S., traffic deaths rise, and local church leadership changes.
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London
Eng
G. P. Nair
France
Batesville
Ark
Arkansas Presbyterian Synod
Hempstead County ginned 23,095 bales this season
Cotton ginnings in Hempstead county prior to October 18 totaled 23,095 bales, up from 20,072 a year earlier, per the federal Bureau of the Census. The report notes 11,021 miles of railways in Pennsylvania.
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Hempstead
Federal Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
State of
Pennsylvania
Elixir Death Here Confirmed by Test
Dr M J Kilbury in Little Rock said a chemical analysis of Jewell Long aged 4 of McCaskill Hempstead county showed death from elixir of sulfanilamide.
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Jewell Long
McCaskill
Little Rock
M. J. Kilbury
Hempstead County
Cotton Sales Certificates Rule Changes for Subsidy Payments
The notice sets new filing dates for cotton sale receipts and certificates to qualify for subsidy payments under the Agricultural Conservation Program. Farmers must file sales records within specified deadlines, with older sales by October 30, 1937 and newer sales within 15 days of sale, certified by the County Agricultural Conservation Association Secretary, to be eligible for 1997 subsidies.
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Agricultural Conservation Pro
County Agricultural Conservation Association
Ofice
New Air Flap Advances for Fastliner Reaches Ground Contact
In development for several transport firms the airliner uses a novel flap system enabling ground contact at 63 mph. The feature cuts takeoff range by 1B percent, improving safety during landing and liftoff phases.
New Feed Store Opens Saturday in Hope
The Feeders Supply announces a formal opening this Saturday at its remodeled South Walnut Street location opposite the Hope Star office. Roy D. Hopkins and Paul D. McLouth of Texarkana own the firm with long experience in poultry and livestock feeds. R. B. Griffin will manage the store, assisted by Perry Moses, promising customers the best value on Purina Chow, seed, fertilizer, groceries and feed.
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Feeders Supply, Company
South Walnut. Street
Hope
Purina
Roy D. Hopkins
Paul D. McLouth
Texarkana
Hopkins
Mel South
R. BE
Bob) Griffin
Griffin
Perry Moses
Office of
Hope Star
Julia Chester Hospital
Carrigan Enters Race for Attorney
The Star announces Steve Carrigan as a candidate for city attorney subject to the Democratic city primary election on November 40. The report adds a note about bees needing about 20,000 to produce one pound of nectar.
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The
Star
Steve Carrigan
Riddles and family math puzzle from classifieds
A reader presents a set of brain teasers including calendar origins with dates, milking direction, carrying water in a sieve, a six letter word from numbers, and a family tree problem. Answers requested on the Classified Page.
Definite Advance Scored Thursday Against Chinese
Major Japanese victories in the Chinese theater drew world attention on Thursday as Mussolini praised Germany's colonial aims in Rome. The nine power conference shift hinted at a peace effort while Japanese advances continued in China. In Shanghai, U S Marines and British troops offered aid to withdraw a Chinese battalion trapped by Japanese, a bid refused, as fighting raged along the Soochow creek and fires swept Chapel area.
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Associated Press
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Madrid
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Shanghai
China
Changhai
Soochow Creek
International Settlement
United States
Kiangwan
Chapei
Eleven Counties Yet To File October Election Returns
Secretary of State C G Hall warned 12 county boards they have one week to file October 18 election returns with the November 3 deadline. He reported no returns from Ashley Baxter Boone Craighead Dallas Garland Greene Howard Lee Polk and Union counties. Approximately 80 per cent of an air plane's Nitti is in the top of the wing.
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Ark
C. G. Hall
Hall
Ashley
Baxter
Boone
Craighead
Dallas
Garland
Greene
Howard
Lee
Polk
Union
Cotton opens and closes steady in New Orleans trading
New Orleans cotton market reports December session opener at 8.26 and close at 9.19-2. Spot cotton ends steady with middling at 3.20.
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New Orleans
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