Propaganda and Free Speech Under Hitler's Winter Plan
Bruce Catton analyzes Nazi propaganda as a tool to mold public opinion amid Germany's looming winter hardship. He argues dictatorship survives by shaping minds, not only by force, and warns that unchecked propaganda endangers free speech and a free press. He cites New York relief figures to illustrate societal strain and the risk to public welfare.
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Medical Society District Meeting Held in Hope
The Sixth Councilor District Medical Society gathered at the First Baptist Church in Sho’ckocks with wide regional representation from Hempstead to Little River counties. Dr. Sam E Thompson of Kerrville and Dr. D W Goldstein of Fort Smith spoke. the session concludes Tuesday night with Dr Sam E Thompson addressing Health Problems are Individual Responsibilities. about 74 visiting physicians expected. public urged to attend.
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Death Penalty Sought in Bride Attack Case
Prosecutors urged the death penalty for Willis in a case where Mrs Maxwell Derring and her husband were kidnapped from a drink stand near Tyler on August 25. They were driven to a rural area, robbed, and Mrs Derring testified about the attack while the husband remained detained. Willis was arrested at Palestine the next morning.
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Wallis
No Check Made on Morgans Returns Amid Tax laxity probe
The Senate Banking Committee charged internal revenue agents with lax enforcement for accepting returns without examination tied to Morgan and partners. The review cites Kulu Loeb and Company and Nation City Bank of New York as avoiding taxes by various methods. The fifth instalment of the committee report on the slack market investigation notes examined firms and partners with inadequate scrutiny and complex transactions.
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Two Convicts Die As Jailbreak Fails At Stateville
A four-prisoner escape attempt at Stateville ends in gunfire. Two convicts are killed, another injured, a fourth captured, and a guard wounded. The dead are Frinle Bebinger and an unnamed inmate. the surviving prisoners face life or extended sentences.
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Governor Pleads for School Aid in Arkansas Budget
Governor Glavernia y J Mo Mhlet pledges to join with Woo Phipps to press for $2,500,000 in state school aid. He urges federal relief to buy books for needy families and to fund cal peps. He notes education programs and proposes no classes for 1082 teachers and 4000 older students in a broad budget context.
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Woo Phipps
Arkansas
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Ter Telief
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Hooseveld
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Udm
Ant Aldean
Reach Agreement on NRA Changes
Hyde Park New York President Roosevelt and NRA administrator General Hugh S Johnson agreed on the principles of immediate NRA reorganization to remove overlapping functions and simplify the recovery unit. A night White House conference settled on NRA structure with three branches executive federal and legislative.
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Hugh S. Johnson
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50th Anniversary of Antioch Church Observed Sunday
The article notes the 50th anniversary events for Antioch Church to be observed next Sunday with a congregational service and a held singing session. It mentions community details and a local celebration program tied to the church’s milestone.
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Emmett
Violence at Textile Mills Sparks National Labor Furor
Violent clashes erupt in Lancaster and South Carolina textile centers as 1000 plus workers storm mills and tear gas and gunfire injure dozens. National Guard deployed across New England while Pine Bluff reports condemn NRA policy at state federation meeting opposing its current methods.
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Lancaster
Towell Mills
South Carolina
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New England
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Danielson
Conn
Saylesville
Ie Sayles Finishing Co
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Gastonia
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Small Crops Expected in U S
U S agriculture department experts say drought reduced major crop production this year but national supplies should meet ordinary needs if closely utilized. They estimate yields across 33 principal crops will average about 18 percent below last year and 22 percent below the long term average, noting the drought impact since World War I.
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Axrie Culture Department
Hoover Reaffirms Opposition to New Deal Policies
Former President Herbert Hoover criticizes federal relief and reforms in a Tuesday interview with the Saturday Evening Push. He argues reform efforts delay recovery and warn against socialistic or communist influence. He stresses private relief and targeted action as essential to America's system.
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Herbert Hoover
Min Huever
Bodies Recovered From Old River Ferry Disaster Near Texarkana
Texarkana searchers recovered 11 bodies from the Old River near Texarkana where a ferry sank carrying a baptising party. W. J. Stringer directed the body drag, unsure of passenger count. Ages ranged from 18 months to 60 years, with harrowing scenes of mothers clutching children as they sank.
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L. C. Searls
Frank McCary
Johnnie Gartell
Neatlie Garrett
Dov Williaons
Clarence Wyatt
Frank Snell
Yernice Riven
Garner Elected to Ferguson's Post
GALVESTON Texas Governor Janes Ferguson resigns as a Democratic committeeman from Texas and the state Democratic executive committee immediately informs Vice President John N Garner of his election to the committeeship. Ferguson says the resignation is for party harmony and will stand if Garner accepts the post. The executive committee action awaits endorsement at the Democratic convention.
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Revenue Officers Dropped Here in Hempstead County
Stuart Monroe and Luther Smith of the State Revenue Department in Hempstead county relinquished their positions amid a retrenchment program. Monroe had served since August of last year and handled mostly office work, while Smith kept the Fullon toll bridge. C. C. Mitchell was retained with an expanded territory.
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Luther Smith
State Revenue Department
Hempstead County
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Fullon
C. C. Mitchell
Futrell Campaign Expenses Reported in Arkansas Race
Governor J M Futrell filed a campaign expense account with the secretary of state showing expenditures of 4990.20. Other filings include Hal L Norwood 13587.86, Rey Milum 124. Mb, Abner McGehee 717.12, Price Shofner 803.50, 1 5 Combs 445, Clante A Fuller 807 025, AT Steot 102, and more.
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J. M. Futrell
Howard Reed
Secretary of State
Hal L. Norwood
Carley Bailey
Rey Milum
Mb Abner McGehee
Price Shofuer
Cirewil
Combs
Clante A. Fuller
Congressing
AT. Steot
Lodge Files Suit to Collect Pulaski Bonds
WILE ROCK -(4%)-Saverign Camp. Wooden of the World, Tuesday filed a suit in a federal district report here against Pulaski county coach improvement district No. 10 for a SLOT, claiming that union will du the vampus owner of all gate standing bonds of the district. District commissioners, county clerk and sheriff and tax collector were named co-defendants. Died as her poet lover she desius ed Lorvlold 'Tragic story of 'Une fated ivories of the London studies refuted in The American Weekly, the meg azine distributed with next Sunday's Chicago Herald and Enraminer.-Adv
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New Orleans Vote Predicted Amid Peace Efforts
In New Orleans, voters crowded the polls amid a Sundaylike calm to choose between Huey Long’s faction and Mayor T Semmes Walmsley as National Guard forces and city police faced off. An arbitration panel will handle disputes, and a peace service was held at Christ Church Cathedral.
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Midway Band to Broadcast Over KCMC Station
Midway will broadcast a 30 minute radio program over KCMC Saturday night at 7 30. The band from Midway, located on the Hope Lewisville road, will perform a corimally saving broadcast.
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