Ex Spa Policemen Convicted in Karpis Case
A Hot Springs quartet including former police chiefs and Grace Goldstein were found guilty of conspiracy to harbor Alvin Karpis and each jailed for two years. Judge Trimble denied bail. defense plans appeal within five days. Connie Morris pled guilty earlier, while three others were cleared by a direct verdict.
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Little Rock
Fred A. Isgrig
United States
Hot Springs
Herbert
Dutch) Akera
Joe Wakelin
Cecil Brock
Grace Goldstein
Mot Springs
Karpis
Trimble
United States District Court
Alvin Karpla
Public Enemy
Dutch) Akers
Pulaski County
Goldstein
Brock
Akers
United States Marshal's ‘Office
Connie Morris
Fred Hunter
Six Arkansas High School Conference Battles This Week
Intra conference football action brings six games on the docket with Pine Bluff hosting North Little Rock, Little Rock Tigers at Fordyce, Camden at Hot Springs, Hope versus Blytheville, El Dorado at Russellville, and Clarksville against Forrest City. Other in-conference pairings include Benton at Conway and Jonesboro hosting Marianna.
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Ark
Pine Bluff Zebras
North Little Rock Wildcats
Benton
Striped Mules
Little Rock Tigers
Fordyce Redhogs
Camden Panthers
Hot Springs
Trojans
Hope
Blytheville Chickasaws
el Dorado
Malvern
Pine Bluff
Russellville
University of Arkansas
Arkansas State Teachers of
Conway
Howard Payne College
Brownwood Texas
Henderson State Teachers
Ouachita College Tigers
Arkansas Tech
Arkadelphia
Monticello A
Arkansas State
Jonesboro
Aggies
Hendrix College of Conway
Della Suite
Cleveland
Miss
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University
Fayetteville
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Arkansis
Texas Aggies
Quachila
Emporia
Kan
Hendrix
Monticello Aggies
West Tenn
Cranium Crackers True or False Quiz Items
A brain teaser asks which of five statements are true or false. Facts cover California population growth 1920 to 1930, patenting ideas, NYC traffic timing, water content in apples, and carob as a boat type. Answers appear on the classified page.
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California
New York City
Widow of Indian Barnett Ousted From Wilshire Mansion
In Los Angeles, Ann Laura Barnett widow of the late Indian Barnett was dragged from her Wilshire Boulevard home by U S Marshals and deputies after a tear gas attack. Barnett and her daughter Maxine Sturgis were booked on suspicion of resisting officers amid reports she waved a hatchet before being overcome by gas.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Ann Laura Barnett
Jackson Barnett
Wilshire Boulevard
United States
Robert Clark
Burnett
Maxine Sturgis
Marshal Clark
Thought on religion strengthening mind and heart
A quotation attributed to Blair notes that all principles taught by religion and the habits it forms are favorable to mental strength. It asserts that what purifies also fortifies the heart.
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Blair
Deadline near for city candidates with twelve filed
Twelve candidates filed pledges and fees by Monday afternoon for the city Democratic primary on November 30. The mayoral post had only one confirmed candidate, with several possibles named in political gossip. Aldermen across four wards listed, while one candidate for treasurer was named and others were considered.
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W. S. Atkins
John L. Wilson
L. F. Higgason
Roy Anderson
J. A. Embree
Albert Graves
Charles Reynerson
Carter Johnson
A. C. Erwin
J. R. Williams
Dl. Anderson
Kenneth G.hamilton
F. Y. Trimble
L. N. Garner
Roy Johnson
W. A. Lewis
Syd McMath
Sullivan Opposes Poll Tax Abolition
Editor notes in Arkansas discuss opposition to abolishing the poll tax. A former school board member cites debt to state education, county tax collections, and calls for voter registration tied to poll tax payments. He argues tax equity, school funding, and vaccination proof for parents with children in public schools.
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the Star
State of Arkansas
Bearden
Hempstead
State
Arkansas
Six Municipal Court Cases Heard Monday
Six cases were heard Monday in a short municipal court session. Edward Evans jailed for drunkenness with $10 cash bond forfeited. Strong pleaded guilty to drunkenness and fined $10. G H Deaton drunk with $10 cash bond forfeited. Mack Trotter pleaded guilty to assault and battery and fined $2.50. Bettie Davis pleaded guilty to possessing untexed liquor and fined $25. C T Thompson awarded $5.10 in a civil suit against Ray T Allen on a promissory note. No state cases due to absence of Deputy Prosecuting Attorney W S Atkins who is away for his son Steve’s illness in Little Rock hospital.
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Edward Evans
Ray T. Allen
W. 8. Atkins
Steve
Little Rock
Travis Jackson’s Father Dies at Magnolia Home
Magnolia Ark. W C Jackson aged 63, father of NFL coach Travis Jackson, died at his Magnolia home on Monday. He was the longtime father of the Giants coach.
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Travis Jackson
Magnolia
Ark
W. C. Jackson
New York Giants
Frighten Nation Probe Radio Hoax
FCC launched an inquiry into a Sunday radio broadcast causing mass panic as listeners believed an attack by Martians began. Chairman McNich said such panicky broadcasts are regrettable while senators consider controls. The fake news Bulletins from a CBS dramatization spurred hysteria nationwide.
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Washington —i
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Mars
United States
Frank McNich
New York
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Herring
Iowa
Boy 15 Held on Murder Charge in Arkansas Slaying
Walnut Ridge Ark Sheriff M C McLeod held Billie Ages 15 for investigation in the slaying of his 55 year old father Everett Agee near Ravendon Sunday night. The sheriff quoted the boy as saying he shot his father when threatened.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
M. C. McLeod
Billie
Everett Agee
Ravendon
England Resigns as Red Cross Head
Wayne IH England Hempstead County Red Cross chairman announced his resignation in a letter received by The Star Monday Mrs Kline Snyder vice chairman automatically succeeds Mr England who has moved to Texarkana where he is connected with the insurance business In his letter to the editor of The Star Mr England said As you know I have served as Hempstead county Red Cross chairman Continued on Page Three
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England
Hempstead County Red Cross
The
Star
Kline Snyder
Automaticaly
Texarkana
Hempstead
Mind Your Manners 3 Rae Ud Pat Of
Social usage quiz from 1938 NEA Service tests etiquette knowledge. Questions cover quibbling over dates, challenging others, greeting on the phone, hostess dress, aging, and handling conversations with a person with a handicap. Answers emphasize tact and pride.
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Manners
Rae Ud Pat OF
Fact Finding Board Rejects Railroad Wage Cut Plan
Washington reports the presidents of rail labor and management would meet to avert a nationwide strike after the fact finding board urged workers not to accept a 15 percent wage cut. The White House eyes government aid and rail legislation while the board emphasizes the cut is not legally binding and a broader solution is sought.
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Roosevelt
Wth
White House
Congress
New York
Thf
George M. Harrison
Railroad Labor Executives’ Association
John J. Pellegk
Association of American Railroads
Patmos High School Carnival Set for Wednesday Night
Patmos High School will stage its annual carnival at the school building Wednesday night. Last year drew a large crowd and this year features new attractions spread across the campus. Doors open promptly at 7 o clock.
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Patmos High School
Seek to Maintain Spa Radio Station
Governor Bailey arrived with an Arkansas delegation to urge the FCC to retain KTHS Hot Springs. Oral arguments set for Tuesday on transferring ownership from Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce to Radio Enterprises Inc led by T H Barton of El Dorado, which would move the station near Little Rock. The governor will not discuss the Rooksberg ouster and will ask about WPA loan and grant delays for Arkansas.
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Washington
Bailey
Arkansas
Federal Communications Commission
CCC
KTHS
Hot Springs
WPA
British Move in on Arabs in Jaffa
A battalion of British troops entered Jaffa to quell the Arab insurrection, with officials ordering a 24 hour curfew as troops began a citywide search in the largest Arab town of Palestine.
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Jaffa
Jerusalem
Landowners Win Judgment in Arkansas Flood Suit
The Arkansas Supreme Court ordered Western Union Telegraph Company to compensate 59 Pulaski County landowners for flood damage after a 1932 levee break. Plaintiffs argued hole digging for a telegraph pole weakened the dyke, letting the Arkansas River rise. The court also announced staff changes, naming Carl R. Stevenson clerk and Ashton Sadler chief deputy.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Western Union ‘Velegraph Company
Pulaski County
Arkansas
Carl R. Stevenson
W. P. Sadler
van Burgn
Stevenson
Ashton Sadler
Frank Cox
Robberies Net About 400 In Loot This Weekend
Police seek clues in two weekend robberies netting about 400 dollars. At the B Hamm residence 1500 South Main burglars cut a rear screen door and tied occupants with bed spreads, disappearing with jewelry clothing and silverware worth 300 to 400 dollars. A second break in Robin's Liquor Store East Third Street Sunday night left a pistol and a small amount of change missing, whisky and wine stock intact.
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B. Hamm
South Main, Street
Robin's Liquor
East Third’ Street
Hamm
Robin's
J R Williams in Alderman's Race in Hope Ward One
J R Williams, lumber company owner and operator, announced Monday as a candidate for alderman in Hope Ward One, subject to the Democratic primary November 30. He has resided in Hope since July 1931 and vows a businesslike tenure if elected.
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J. R. Williams
Williams
Aldermath Post
Farm Ownership Lists Open Again
The Farm Security Administration reopens Tenant Purchase applications under the Bankhead-Jones Act in the old Elks club building through November 10. Eligible tenant farmers may contact County Supervisor A. H. Wade at the Farm Security Administration office to obtain application blanks.
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Farm Security Administration
Office of Hope
Elks Club
A. H. Wade
Farm Security Administration Office
Patrick H and Benjamin H Kelly Enlist in Army
Patrick H and Benjamin H Kelly, sons of Mr and Mrs Ley Kelly of Route 3 Waldo, have enlisted through Texarkana Army Recruiting Station and were accepted for service with the Cavalry at Fort Bliss El Paso.
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Patrick H., Benjamin Kelly
Patrick H. and
Benjamin H. Kelly
Mes. Ley Kelly
Waldo
Texarkana
Cavaly
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Cotton market openings and closings in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton opened at 8.60 and closed at 8.67 on Monday. Spot cotton closed steady with unchanged middling at 8.77.
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New Orleans
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Dutch) Meyer
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