Halloween Ghosts and Garden Club News In Texarkana
Halloween notices fill the page with village events and club gatherings. The Bay View Reading Club meets Wednesday at Mrs. E. White’s on North Louisiana Street, Paisley PTA at Paisley school, and Brookwood Oglesby PLT A’s invite families. A First Presbyterian Young People pageant The Kingdom Highway is set for 7 40 pm. May Dale Garden Club of Texarkana plans a Flower Show at the Savoy Hotel Thursday 1 to 2 30 pm. Hope Garden Club and Hempstead county chair for Christmas seals event noted. A reception honors Mrs. Lowthorp at 3 pm at West Second Street, with many local groups invited. Also listed are social visits, church activities, sewing pattern orders, and a Fidelis Class meeting with Halloween games and a chili supper.
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Bay View
Eleanor Poster
First Presbyterian Church
Kingdom Highway
May Dale Garden Club
Texarkana
Savoy Hotel
Hope Garden Club
Erle Chambars
Little Reek
Hempstead County
Pat Cleburne
U. D.C
Y Atfernoon
Arles Haynes
John Cain Chapter
A. BR
American Legion Auxiliary
Lewisville Bank heist details and suspect notes
A $40 J C Penney check cashed under W C White drew on Bank of Russellville. White is linked to numerous checks from Russellville and Quanah banks. A mother’s letter signed Betty and receipts for East Texas purchases were found. White likely acted alone. Police recovered 1180 pounds of brass from Cox Cassidy foundry robbery. Nolen Blasengaine faced arrest then release on recognizance. other suspects released as grand jury did not indict. one suspect fled to Texas after grand jury convened.
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J. G. Penney Company
W. C. White
Bank of
Russellville
Tuum
First National Bank
Quanah
Texas
White
tUe
Betty
Point, Texas
East Texas
Cox-Cassidy Foundry Company
Washington Highway
Nolen Blasengaine
Buter
Blasengaine
Game
U S Judges Debate Bondholder Suit Against State
In a continuation from page one, lawyers argued that the bondholders’ suit is effectively against the state itself. They stressed the state treasurer is not a proper party, named only to bring the case into federal court, which is barred. Coleman questioned the asserted cause of action as a failure to fulfill a contract.
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Supreme Court
Coleman
35 Year Sentence for Dallas Hunter
Dallas Minter was convicted Monday night in two robbery with firearms cases and given 25 years in one and 10 years in the other. Hunter and fellow escapee Charles Frazier, captured after eluding officers, faced multiple pleas and stacked sentences. Frazier received 70 years total, with 40 years in two cases and 10 in another, while Hunter drew 26 years in two cases and 8 in another as judges ordered concurrent terms. Both will be taken to Houston county for trial after district actions.
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Clarksville
Texas
Dallas
Minter
Hunter
Charles Frazier
Angola
Frazier
Eaci
la Person Farm
Deport
Paris
Houston County
Processing Tax Placed Upon Corn
The Internal Revenue Service in Arkansas announces a new processing tax on field corn effective November 5, 1933. A floor tax applies to all articles processed from field corn. Processors and wholesalers must inventory on hand as of November 5 and file by December 5, 1933. retailers inventory by December 5 and file by January 5, 1934. The tax rate is 28 cents per bushel of 46 pounds for processing. floor tax rates will be shown on inventory forms sent to taxpayers. Inventory dates apply regardless of form receipt.
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Little Rock
Internal Revenue
Homer M. Adkins
Nores
Washington
One License Plate Initiative Dropped For 1934 In Arkansas
Arkansas officials abandoned plans to manufacture license plates at Tucker Farm penitentiary for 1934. The state will issue a single rear plate for vehicles, white with red trim for passenger cars and red with white lettering for trucks. G. Adams & Co. of St. Louis awarded 134 plates at six and a half cents each, with future action dependent on new funding and possible special legislative session.
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Tucker Farm
U S to Give Aid to Municipal Power
The policy favoring municipal power projects is deemed desirable feasible and legally sound and should be approved by state Public Works Boards and sent to Washington despite opposition. A compromise set steel rails at 36 375 a ton enabling a saving of about 6 9 million for railroads. The Appalachian mine agreement rehires miners after a month and sets hours wages and conditions. Roosevelt Johnson Richberg and Eastman led negotiations with operators and the United Mine Workers and served as arbiters.
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Washington
Ickes
Ing
United Mine Workers
Hugh
Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Joseph B. Eastman
Roosevelt
Steel Comes to Terms With F. D. R.
President Roosevelt and steel industry officials reached agreements on lower rail prices to ease labor disruptions in coal regions. Mine operators accepted miners demands for check off and for election of miner representatives for collective bargaining, with implications for thousands of workers. Court actions and motions in a related writ of prohibition case are described, outlining filing deadlines and potential effects on proceedings.
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Washington
Terry
Supreme Cot
Supreme Court
Brooks
Hays to Continue His Election Fight
Hays fights on after Arkansas Supreme Court ruling on candidacy certification. Democratic officials certify David D. Terry as Fifth District nominee despite new guidance. Lee Miles, state chair, says certification proceeded on basis of official primary returns as the court limits restraining orders.
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Little Rock
Arkar Supreme Court
Democratic State Central Committee
David D. Terry
Fifth District
Supreme Court
Lee Miles
State Committee
Harvey G. Combs
Secretacy
Hays Contests Returns in District as Election Questions Loom
June P Wooten chief attorney for the opponent said Monday that Hays is contesting the returns from all counties in the district. He opined the case could be finished in time to allow a special election before Congress convenes in January. He did not state if a rehearing motion would be filed.
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Hays
June P. Wooten
Congress
Nevada Teachers to Meet Saturday in Prescott Arkansas
Prescott Arkansas district teachers gather at Prescott Junior High Saturday November 4 at 9 30 a m under county examiner Basil H Munn. Dr M R Owens state high school supervisor will present the study course and organize county wide groups. Attendance on Saturdays earns credit from Henderson State Teachers College. all active teachers expected to enroll.
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Prescott
Ark
Nevada County
Basil H. Munn
M. R. Owens
Henderson State Teachers College
Local Notices from Spring Hill and Hope Area
Spring Hill resident Miss Selma Turner visited sister Mrs. Florence Armstrong near Texarkana. Earl Fisher and Ed Collins left Sunday for Little Rock for school business. M. G. Monroe and family were from Hope on Sunday. Sam Young made a business trip to Washington Saturday. Rev. Williams preached his last sermon for this conference year. We hope he and his wife stay another year. A. E. Smith came from Texarkana Sunday after his mother. She may spend the winter there. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Foster were Saturday visitors to Hope. Hill spent the weekend with LF Hill and family. Miss Agatha Bullard made a business trip to Hope Thursday.
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Selma Turner
Florence Armstrong
Texarkana
Earl Fisher
Ed Collins
Little Rock
M. G. Monroe
Hope
Sam Young
Washington
Rev. Williams
A. E. Smith
Giles Foster
Var Hill
Hill
Households Say No to Short Workday Plan
In a public exchange Mrs. Asker questions support for a short workday and five day week for men. Mrs. Nayber responds sharply that she would not favor it, arguing husbands are already at home too much and in the way.
No Stopping tt Teacher Will Noted In Column
Comic quip from Kansas City Star with a teacher asking Willie to define an adult and Willie replying that an adult has stopped growing except in the middle. The note mentions four Scotchmen and a one-spuk figure by O C McIntyre, hinting at a light humor column.
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Willie
Kansas City Star
Democrats Hold Patronage Whip in Roosevelt Era
Washington reports show the Roosevelt administration slow to distribute jobs while expanding patronage to broaden Democratic support. Officials argue the party is a minority base and aim to consolidate gains from the 1932 election, with Farley, Ickes, and Wallace pushing patronage in upstate New York and beyond.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
New York
Farley
Ickes
Wallace
Black-Draught Praised For Biliousness Relief
Henryetta Oklahoma resident L. O. Miller says Thedford’s Black-Draught prevents headaches from biliousness and keeps him from feeling dull and sluggish. He notes he must take it occasionally and finds it very satisfactory and worth the price. Children also like the new pleasant tasting syrup.
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Thedford
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