Here and There Editorial on Roosevelt NRA and farming
A mixed editorial argues farmers are not uniformly against Roosevelt NRA, noting cotton prices rose then fell while farm income rose. It warns farmers must manage expenses, compares NRA to the Plow-Under campaign, and cites government food aid and business indices as context for agricultural policy and market signals.
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Middle West
Roosevelt
NRA
South Walnut Street
Insurance Company
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Dun & Bradstreet
Hope Bobcats Rout Texarkana In Gridiron Clash
Hope Bobcats defeated Texarkana Razorbacks 20 to 0 as Coach Jones shuffled reserves after an earlier game with Hot Springs. Madison ran 61 yards for Hope, Hargis and Brown contributed scores, while Texarkana attempted 23 passes to Hope’s 12 first downs amid injuries to Brown and Madison. The upcoming schedule includes a Friday night game at home against Waldo High School and later a seniual at Prescott.
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Texarkana Razorbacks
Jones
Bobcats
Waldo High School
Waldo
Roberts
Prescott
Curly Wolves
Hargis
Madison
Brown
Telexarkansa
Hope
Harper
Turner
Bobcat
Young
Texarkeny
Texarkana
Hot Springs
Fete Brown
Arkansas High
Urbanannd Lewis
Drake Uo Oo Mebeod
Broomfield
Blenkenship
Holly Ses Aesieun
Woo Martin
Mitchell
Nixon
Houston
Jonesboro Fears Religious Outbreak
Jonesboro Arkansas clashes as Rev A Riley Copeland of Waco Texas is invited to start an evangelistic meeting at Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle on November 4 sparking protests from city and county officials. Officials including Sheriff Dudley Mayor H J Bosa and Chief W C Craig warn of citizen opposition amid local factional tensions linked to a murder investigation.
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Jonesboro
Ark
A. Riley Copeland
Waco
Texas
Jonesboro Baptist Tabernacle
Copeland
Dudley
Eustan Johnson
H. J. Bosa
W. C. Craig
John Batson
Dale Crowley
J. W. May Murdo
Mr. Copeland
E. H. Sothern Dies Shakespeare Star
New York reports the death of Edward Thig Sothern at age 73 from tuberculosis pneumonia in his hotel suite after a career portraying forlorn Romeo and other Shakespearean roles. His wife Julia Marlowe, famed as Juliet, was at his bedside.
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New York
Edward Thigh Sothern
Romeo
Julia Marlowe
Flapper Fanny S Says Five Patents
A fragment notes that Flapper Fanny S is described as holding five patents. The item lacks context or details on the patents or activities connected to this claim.
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Flapper
Fanny S
Pat
Hays Loses Fight in Supreme Court Over Certification
A writ of prohibition granted by the Arkansas Supreme Court blocks Pulaski circuit court from interfering with Terry’s certification as the Fifth district Democratic congressional nominee. The court rules the circuit court lacks jurisdiction to stop the state committee from honoring the party convention resolution, potentially placing Terry on the ballot for the December 19 special general election if Hays’ contest remains unresolved.
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Little Rouk
Arkansas Supreme Court
D. D. Terry
Pulaski
Terry
Supreme Court
Brooks Hays
State Committee
Hays
Holly Resigns as Hope Piggly Wiggly Manager
Y L Holly resigns after three years as manager of the Hope Piggly Wiggly on Main street near Patmos and Lewisville road. W A Dick Erwin named successor after two years at the local store and a month of training in Texarkana.
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W. L. Holly
Krogers Piggly Wiggly
W. A
Dick) Erwin
Mr. Holly
Hope
Main Street
Patmos
Lewisville
Gulf
Holly
Carl Copeland
Elder
Hally
Kroger Company
Dick Erwin
Texarkana
Piggly Wiggly
Kroger
Mount Holly
Abot
Hot Springs
Erwin
Hope Boys Hurt in Motorcycle Crash
Two Hope boys, Woodard Breed and Frank Barr, were injured Saturday afternoon in a motorcycle crash near Texarkana after their bike hit an ice truck driven by Linton Lucky. Breed and Barr suffered bruises and minor cuts but were released from hospital and sent home late Saturday after initial care.
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Woodard Breed
Frank Barr
Texarkana
Texarkana-Hope
Linton Lucky
Lucky
Breed
Barr
Pexarekata
Explosion kills child in Horatio visit and injures mother
In Horatio Arkansas a stave explosion while visiting relatives in Hobbs New Mexico caused the death of a child born to Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly and left Mrs Kelly seriously burned. The incident occurred Monday and prompted medical and police attention.
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Horatio
Ark
Frank Kelly
Hobbs, N. M
Kelly
Carnival Man Fined for Gaming at Hope Carnival
A. H. Williams known as the patch Up-trouble man at a Rock City carnival in Hope was fined 200 dollars plus costs on two gambling charges in municipal court. He was acquitted on a third. Williams had served as intermediary between the operator and swindled patrons after arrests of several Hope and Hempstead county men. An appeal to circuit court was granted. Bond set at 250 dollars.
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A. H. Williams
Rock City
Hope Fire Department
Williams
Hope and Hempstead County
Circuit Court
Lemley
William Henry Jackson
Drew Williams
Clinton Pree
John Summers
William Hicks
Roosevelt Harris
Commodore Morris
F. J. Bailey
Allen Burns
Hempstead County
Burns
Martin Guthrie
Carl James
Foster Curtis
Louie Rodgers
Jimmy Durham
C. H. Williams
Jess Evans
Audrey Beasley
Beasley
J. C. Penney Company
Woodford Resigns His Military Post
Lieut Col Edward Woodford resigns as United States property disbursing officer in the State Military Department effective November 1. Governor Futrell names E R Payne of Little Rock as successor, subject to War Secretary approval. Payne, former Company A commander of the 154th Arkansas National Guard, has been credit manager at an auto agency. Woodford’s resignation follows indictment by the Pulaski county grand jury on mishandling public funds. Charles S Garrett faced charges as former assistant adjutant general.
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Little Rock
Edward Woodford
United States
State Military Department
Futrell
E. R. Payne
Reserve Corps
Secretary of War
Payne
154Rd Infantry
Arkansas National Guard
Forrest City
University of Arkansas
Woodford
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Charles 5. Garrett
Canadian to Talk on Liquor Subject
Ten J Spence a Canadian journalist and longtime Washington cor respondent will speak on the liquor situation at 730 pm Monday night in First Methodist church in this city He is expected to discuss aspects of the Canadian liquor control system which is being advocated as a measure for the United States after repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Ten J. Spence
Washington, D. C
First Methodist Church
Spence
Camula
United States
Four Hundred Million Dollars Boost from Chicago Fair
Chicago was credited with injecting about 400 million dollars into its economy in less than five months as the Century of Progress exposition neared its close. Paul Kunning called the figure conservative, noting the money came from out of town visitors and was spent locally, underpinning Chicago as a leading economic hub.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Paul Kunning
Association
Brookwood PTA show at Suenger theater names misspelled
Reg Pardon omitted from the names of children in the Brookwood PTA style show at the Suenger theater Friday night. The Star's report Saturday named Norma Jean Rephan, who helped hold placards identifying the models and their store sponsors.
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Brookwood
Child Hurt in City Traffic Crash Near Washington and Third
Ten year old Christine Springs, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bailey Springs, suffered a broken collarbone and bruises in a city collision. Mrs Springs driving south on Washington collided with Feazell Hicks, a Columbus resident, driving east on Third Street. The crash occurred under the traffic signal late Saturday afternoon.
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Christine Springs
Bailey Springs
Third
Washington Streets
Radical Designs to Be Seen at New York Auto Show
Detroit report notes the winter auto shows in New York and Chicago may be the last of their kind. NEA codes curb used car competition and standardize wages and manufacture conditions, making the event crucial for automakers to attract buyers with striking designs.
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New York
Detroit
NEA
Chicago
Nine Indicted in County Scandal by Grand Jury
Nine persons including former county judge Lena Slaughter and former county clerk Fat Johnson were named in six indictments by the Washington county grand jury. Charges include conspiracy to defraud and making false affidavits stemming from an audit of county affairs in 1931 by the state comptroller. Others named are Jeet Gover, R. B. Frederick, Bert Watson, Mike Flynn, Otis Cardwell, J. Le Mayfick, and G. S. Smith.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Lorne County
Washington County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
State Comptroller's Office
Tose
Lena Slaughter
Fat Johnson
Jeet Gover
R. B. Frederick
Bert Watson
Mike Flynn
Otis Cardwell
J. le Mayfick
G. S. Smith
Wilson on Trial at Camden for Bank Shortage
CAMDEN Ark A Lawrance E Wilson retired January as lieutenant governor now stands trial in Camden circuit court on charges of misusing funds from the Peoples Bank of Stephens. He was liquidating agent for three banks and resigned after banking department examiners reported shortages totaling thousands of dollars, with $500 specifically charged as embezzled.
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Camden
Ark
Lawrence E. Wilson
Maneas
Elused Peoples Bank of Stephens
The
Peoples
Ouawhita Valley Bank & Trust Co
Louann State Bank
Louann
State Banking Department
Peoples Bank
Riot disrupts Detroit auto plants delaying 1934 show
Rioters estimated at 2500 attacked five Detroit area plants on strike over die makers, smashing windows and burning blueprints while police struggled to contain the unrest. Meanwhile manufacturers debated canceling the winter auto show but decided to proceed to support Roosevelt’s recovery effort. Some fear 1934 models may arrive late but Nash and Studebaker have already revealed theirs.
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Detroit
Mich
Flint
Pontiac
Nash
Studebaker
World Contest Looms Over Money Values and Gold
Washington reports rising foreign quotations and a higher domestic price for newly mined gold at 31.96 14 0 cents as Roosevelt pushes gold purchases abroad to steady the dollar. New York notes potential three country clash among the United States Great Britain and France with policymakers warning of possible end of the gold standard if currency battles escalate. France and England face decisions as gold reserves and standards influence policy amid global monetary tension.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
RFC
United States
Great Britain
France
Wall Street
Robert ‘Horne
New York Bond Club
John Maynard Keynes
England
South Africa
London
Bank of England
Cotton and grain markets mixed on New York exchange
Market notes show gains in some cotton contracts and declines in others with March and May positions. Grain futures swing with Dec and May wheat and canola figures while several major stocks such as American Can American Smelters and U.S. Steel list varied prices on the day.
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American Can
American Smelters Am
Tel
Chrysler
Missouri Pacific
Socony Vacuum
U.S. Steel Bats
Standard Oil
N. J
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