Poem and Society Notes From Ozan And Minden
The item blends a poetic excerpt about new days and adventures with social notes from Ozan and Minden La. It lists visits, choir rehearsals at First Methodist church, a Cemetery Association meeting, a bridge club gathering, and remarks on guests and relocations. Notable names include Mrs Sid Henry, Mrs Ben Goodlett, Dr Chas Deevers, and Miss Olive Jackson, with mentions of Oklahoma City, Chivalla, and Dallas.
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O.be. Reed
Bridge Club
J. F. Gorin
West Avenue C
C. 5. Lowthorp
A. HK. Holloway
Chas. L. Deevers
Chivalcovie
Maurice Vick
New Tunes Prompted by Niu and Whistle Ten
A fragmentary line asks about new tunes and whistling options citing Niu and Whistle Ten. The text includes stray phrases like Sing, Baby Shige and unclear instructions alongside rhythmic sounds.
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Shige
Graveses Improve After St Louis Hospital Treatment
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Graves return from St Louis where Mr. Graves received treatment at Barnes hospital. His condition is reported improved.
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O. A. Graves
St. Lows
Bluff Holds Thief In Bluff Scene On City Street
A robber tried to force a storeowner and Lewis into surrender but backed down after being bluffing by a man who claimed no gun was present. Officers Stuart and Ward and Police Chief Ridghill arrived to take the suspect, identified as Robert Young, 32, of Salem Mo, into custody for further investigation.
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Lewis
Stuart
Ward
Ridghill
Robert Young
Salem
Alice
Mahony Quits in Hospital Argument
El DoradoArkansas Joe K Mahoney resigns from the State Hospital Board after Governor Futrell discharged hospital manager Markham of Paragould without board approval. Mahoney says the governor acted for personal reasons and that his board service ends with the resignation. Beck replaces Mahoney on the board.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Joe K. Mahoney
State Hospital
Futrell
CHT
Markham
Paragould
Mahoney
Opie Lion
Sienna
Markiwin
Hospit
J. C. KE. Beck
Hughes
State Hosital Board
Clit Markhat
State Hospital Board
Desperate Battle Rages Near Iran Frontline
Rebels pressed from the outskirts of Iran as government forces fought to hold key positions near the Bidasson river. Fires and shelling disrupted roads, hostages were chained for safety, and civilians fled across bridges and rough passes amid fog and bombardment. Armored cars aided the assault while a peak assault atop Mount Turjarte marked a rebel breakthrough.
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Iran
Ish Behobia
Behobie
Bidassna
Irum
Biriatou
Bidasson
Hackloward Tru
Custom House
Naes
Turjarte
Bailey Cuts Off Drain on Pensions in Arkansas
In Little Rock, Attorney General Bailey issued an opinion to permit $200,000 annually from the state welfare fund for old age pensions and blind, dependent children, and unemployables. The welfare fund will be relieved of a $300,000 annual drain transferred to charities. The meeting included Governor Futrell, Comptroller Griffin Smith, and other officials. The Welfare Committee voted to take over WPA work relief applicant checks in drought counties, with 109 admin staff funded by the welfare fund at a monthly cost of $6,040.
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Lietle Rock
Cii Haute
Dreuth
Atorney
Carl Bailey
Griffin Smith
Futrell
Bailey
Charities Fund
Smith
C. H. Amens
Public Welfare Commission
Joe T. Robinson
WPA
Floyd Sharp
Welfare Committee
Tor
Drouth
Sharp
Hot Springs Man Faces Death Penalty in Police Slaying
In Hot Springs Arkansas James Austin 21 a Black man went to trial Wednesday on first degree murder charges for the holdup killing of John McTight 55 a merchant police officer. A 26 member jury panel was exhausted with only three jurors selected. Prosecutor Houston Emory said he would seek the death penalty.
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Hot Springs
Ark
James Austin
John McTight
Houston Emory
Vatican Rebukes Father Coughlin Speech
The Observatore Romano reports a Vatican rebuke of Father Charles Coughlin for his anti Roosevelt speech. It says he may continue political activities if he does not denounce public authority.
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Vatican City
Rome
Haly
Observatore Romano
Vatican
Charles F. Coughlin
Roosevelt Aga
Coughlin
Bodean School Schedule and Community Notes
Local notes report phage sermons preached Saturday night and Sunday services attended by residents. Several families received typhoid shots through a government program at Roclean, with births and moves noted nearby. The Bodean school opens September 21 with Mr Bridges as principal, and Mrs Howard Weight. Community members, including Nellie Jean Bailey and Phena, are mentioned with visits and family ties around Sutton and Little Rock.
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Die
Tom
Epton
Piro
Donnan
Tay Greenlee
Lyon
Green Laseter
Myr
R. P. Puller Gid
Roclean No. 2
Leon Garr
Alice Loyena
C. P. Martin
Bobby Nell
Sutton
Fuller
Earl Jr
Dulfig
Booth
Little Rock
Gilbert Fuller
Bodean School
Mr. Bridges
Howard Weight
Edn Berk
G. Fidler
Aso
B. Elliguath
Mary Lou
Tom Collier
Ruth Hardy
Aaron Pruitt
Local Families Share Time Across Homes In Town
Little Rock spent time with Mrs. R P Puller and Mrs Otis Fuller and son James Robert. The Ful lers and Beckworths from Shaver Springs visited Mr and Mrs Otis Fuller and attended church. Justice Miss Claudette McConnell is on the sick list this week.
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Little Rock
R. P. Puller
Otis Fuller
James Robert
Troy Greenlee
Greet Laseter
J. B. Beckworth
Shaver Springs
Claudette McConnell
Union Party Plans Ballot Filings Across Forty States
The Union party aims to place its candidates on printed ballots in 40 states. It appears unlikely to have the party name appear with candidates in more than 31 states. Arkansas is among the 32 states where the party expects to file names for William Lemke C Thomas and C O'Brien alongside eight already entered.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Union Party
Arkansas
William Lemke
C.thomas
C. O'Brien
Plans for 350 New Ships by U S Officials
Washington officials urge a large merchant marine expansion, claiming 350 new ships are needed to level the playing field with foreign vessels. The program would be funded with several million dollars in cash and notes as groundwork for a major buildout.
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U.S
Washington
Shipping Board Bureau
Prograthme Commission
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Oklahoma City
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Benton
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Corn Donnell Hospital
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China Te Utility Clean
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Walt Price
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Miss Barlow
Siby’s Beauty
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Slayer of Police
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