Roosevelt ends New Deal program with pledge of relief
A Roosevelt message proclaims an end to the New Deal legislative push and promises a breathing spell for business. He argues government should step back after fixing abuses and that private enterprise can renew prosperity, drawing an analogy to receiverships and recoveries in troubled firms. A unrelated diary-like anecdote and notes on Prohibition and liquor advertising follow, plus a casual street interaction at a depot.
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Tax Assessments Fall Across Counties in 1934 Report
The State Corporation Commission released a report showing a 4 percent overall decline in the 1934 assessed valuations for county tax collections across 75 counties. Pulaski County fell sharply from 4,913,851 in 1933 to 5,3,195,596 in 1934, while Hempstead and Nevada counties posted declines near one percent and about one percent respectively, with Union County showing a notable gain.
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Dr. E. M. Pipkin Dies Pioneer Minister 80
Dr. E. M. Pipkin a veteran Methodist minister aged 80 died Friday after a sudden illness. A lifelong resident of Arkansas he served in the ministry for decades and was known across his community for his devout faith and service.
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Fort Worth Robber Executed in Texas Case Appeal
A Fort Worth robber, convicted with an accomplice in a $72,000 armed robbery, was executed in Texas. The pair were linked to a chain of robberies tied to the Wardir affair, and the case involving Steviris was appealed.
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Nazis Flayed by N Y Magistrate
In a New York proceeding a magistrate ruled on a case involving Nazi-related actions and a controversial riot. The report notes legal responses and authorities’ handling, with emphasis on the court's assessment of the incident and related charges.
Italy Refuses to Be Represented on Probe Committee
In Geneva Friday French delegates announced a subcommittee of the League of Nations would address the Italo Ethiopian crisis comprising France Great Britain Spain Turkey and Poland. The council privately approved the subcommittee plan while Italy faced continued mobilization and war preparations in East Africa.
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Star Linotyper Attacked at Harper's Drink Stand
Westerman, a Star Linotyper, was injured when George Waddle assaulted him Thursday at Harper's on South Walnut street. The wound caused bleeding and Westerman remained under a doctor’s care Friday. Police opened an investigation as witnesses reported the altercation followed a dispute over a police court news item.
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Piney Grove Term Opens September Sixteen
The Piney Grove and Beard's Chapel school, meeting in the Piney Grove building, will open the fall term on Monday September 16, announced by B D Smith president and Homer Babenks secretary of the district. V H Whitten is principal of the faculty with Mrs Whitten and Miss Roxie Watkins among the staff. The United States Department of Agriculture conducts experiments testing weed seed germination after long storage periods.
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Beard's Chapel
Piney Grove
B.D. Smith
Homer Babenks
Guard Sent to Harlan County as Kentuckians Vote
In Kentucky, Governor Ruby Laffoon ordered National Guard units to Harlan county on the eve of the Democratic gubernatorial primary to safeguard lives rights and property as voters prepare for Saturday. The same day, County Attorney Elmon Middleton was killed by a dynamite blast tied to his crackdown on slot machines. Officials linked the murder to political tensions surrounding Thomas S. Rhea, a gubernatorial candidate, with a $10 000 reward posted by Gov Laffoon.
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Bob Farmer
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Bill Leonard
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J. M. Gilbert
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Mavis Saylor
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Rhea
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Ruby Laffoon
Sunday Baptist Church Business Meeting Schedule Change
The First Baptist Church announces a schedule change effective Sunday. Sunday school opens at 9:30 AM, morning worship at 10:45, and the church business meeting at 1:30 PM. Reverend Wallace Rogers will preach the sermon “Grow Me Now” and evangelist Gibson will preach at night on “The Church Why It Was Instituted.” Midweek prayer is at 7:00 PM to allow attendance at Gibson revival at City Hall. Friday choir at 7:00 PM. Evening service moved to 7:20 PM and the Bible lamp to 6:50 PM.
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Louisville
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New Deal in Washington under scrutiny and turmoil
Fragmented account depicts debate over agricultural policy and loan programs amid criticism of Roosevelt era measures. The piece references cotton growers, AAA, market speculation, and political controversy shaping early New Deal perceptions.
Pestilence Threat Feared in Florida
The Florida Keys evacuation and relief efforts unfold as authorities battle a suspected pestilence after a deadly incident. Red Cross tallies deaths near 266 amid mass casualties. veterans housed in FERA camps while investigations continue. Weather forecasts influence relief timing as Hopkins and Grayson outline coordinated aid plans and inquiries into the disaster progress.
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Revival to Begin After Barn Fire Suspect Held
Dorsey Beal, local man, was arrested Friday by Deputy Reginald Bearden on suspicion of burning Mrs Turner’s barn in La Fayette County, 30 miles south of Patmos. The blaze destroyed a 48 by 70 foot barn with 490 bales hay and other farming goods. two Turners were injured. Rev. Oscar Gibson of Louisville, Ky., will start a revival series at the city hall auditorium Monday night, September 9, with Rev. Wallace Rogers guiding services and a church-led opening.
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Brewster Speaks at Rotary Luncheon
The Rev Thomas Brewster spoke at a Hope Rotary luncheon delivering remarks on community service and church involvement. Attendees included local residents and Rotary members, with discussion touching on civic projects and upcoming community events.
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Roosevelt Pledges Business Against New Interference
Roosevelt declares New Deal basic program substantially complete and a breathing spell for industry is here, aiming for widespread recovery. Wall Street greets the move with relief as business seeks clarity and fewer uncertainties. Also notes nine vetoes by the president and WPA announces 584,784 for Arkansas work relief projects with roads and local matches.
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Howard County Is Voted Dry by 308
Ark prohibitionists won their fight to end liquor sales in Howard county. Returns from 26 of 30 precincts show 808 to 500 against sale. Town results: Nashville 240 for 303 against, Dierks 80 for 85 against, Center Point 25 for 50 against, Mineral Springs 16 for 84 against. Revenue figures report $209,401.42 in liquor stamp sales from March 22 to August 30. Eight wholesale houses left July 1. one remains active.
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Sanity hearing granted in murder of four in Hot Spring
A sanity hearing was granted Friday for Harry Lewter accused of killing four members of the Charley Byerts family last February. The case from Rinneses TE Egypt centers on a large clan said to number two hundred children.
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Market notes and uneven gains shift through October
Scattered futures and commodity futures activity show modest gains and declines with uneven trading across locations. Reports from New Orleans and New York indicate limited movements in prices and settlements as traders assess ongoing market signals amid mixed demand and seasonal factors.
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