Delight Boy Shot in Nashville, Brought Here for Care
Roy Simpson a 20 year old Delight boy was shot by Sheriff Clarence Dilly and another officer on a Nashville street at 3 am. He was ordered to raise his hands and reached for his shirt causing the officers to fire hitting the left lung and grazing the heart. He was taken to Nashville for first aid and later to Josephine hospital.
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Roy Simpson
Delight
Josephine Hospital
Nashville
Clarence Dilly
Simpson
Pike County
Dilly
Troubled Cuban Area Faces New Labor and Safety Threats
Havana reports rising danger as strikes spread and a plan to train youths as soldiers surfaces. Some 500 officers fail to secure peace with the new government while score of Americans near Crisco receive protection after labor clashes at American manganese mines endanger lives. Americans seek safety near Cape Rente and in interior Gricole amid unsettled labor conditions. Denver- area tensions heighten with sugar mill stoppages and a coast guard ship standby as violence looms for dockside residents.
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Havana
Mandy Americada
Cubs
Crisco
Santiago de Cuba
Cape Rente Sett Meent
Gricole
Santiago
Cardenas
Inrest
Saenger Theater marks 6th year and new season start
Saenger Theater celebrates its sixth year in Hope with a milestone cake to Manager Arthur Swanke and the first showing of Janet Gaynor in Adorable opening with a Thursday matinee. The celebration signals the start of a ten week, large film slate featuring Will Rogers and Mae West among others at the Saenger.
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Saenger
Arthur Swanke
Janet Gaynor
Mr. Swanke
City, Bakery
Swanke
Marcu
Focul
Will Hogers
Bull
City Music Hall
New York
Barrymores
Greta Garbu
Sod Mae West
Arythers
Cotton Gains $1.30 Per Bale Wednesday
New York October cotton closed Wednesday at 17 dollars, up 1.26 dollars from the prior close. The rise reflects an overall gain of 1.40 dollars per bale on the day amid a continuing upward trend.
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New York
29 States Required 26 For Repeal Score Card
A status note lists states tied to the 26th Amendment repeal effort. Idaho and New Mexico are marked as September dates, Florida and Ohio with October and November dates, while Pennsylvania, North and South Carolina, and Utah are included. Montana and Mississippi have dates not yet set.
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Idaho
New Mexico
Florida
Ohio
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
South Carolina
Utah
Montana
Mississippi
School costs and civic vigilance in public life
The news column argues that US schools face pay cuts and reduced programs while critics claim high costs. It urges careful debate before permanent cuts, notes Liverpool’s planned 35 million slum clearance as a cautionary example, and recommends the American Legion push to curb graft and corruption through citizen vigilance.
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United States
Louis Johnson
New York
American Legion
Johnson
Legioum
Legion
Funds Available for State Expense
Fears of revenue shortfalls were quelled as Julian Hogan reported sufficient funds to cover state appropriations for the current fiscal year. Hogan warned salaries and vouchers might be delayed for four to six weeks starting December unless revenue improved, but by February insurance premium tax receipts were enough to cover accrued claims and sustain general fund departments through next June.
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Little Rock
General Revenue Fund
Julian Hogan
Comptroller’s Office
Futrell
Hogan
Dallas Girl Slaying Convicts Sentenced to Death
Blair Burk Jey 10 and Prion Burley 18 were sentenced to death in the electric chair for the murder of Katheryn Prince 19. The district court jury convicted them as 40 deputy sheriffs guarded the courtroom. Prince, seized in a parked car, was found in a cotton patch. her escort Mace Carver 27 was shot earlier in the week. The brothers initially confessed in writing.
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Dallas
Tex
Blair Burk Jey
Prion Burley
Katheryn Prince
Mace Carver
Free Picture Show in Hayy City Auditoriun
W. UL Cannon of Little Rock presents six reels of moving pictures featuring Modus Woodinen of Armeor jet Frias Gunilosium at 745 Wednesday night. The event is under the auspices of Hope Camp No 14040. Public invited.
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W. UL
Cannon
Little Rock
Modus Woodinen
Armeorjet Frias Gunilosium
Hayy City
Banks urged to extend credit for recovery drive
President Roosevelt vows full federal backing for banks to push credit for the recovery drive. He targets higher farm prices and wages, aiming to accelerate the upward trend and aid small merchants, while outlining no specific first steps. Federal relief funds totaling 60 million dollars were ordered to meet emergencies from drought, hurricane, and grasshoppers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Farmers and cotton industry agree on marketing plan
In Memphis a joint hearing for the cotton seed crushing industry ended with farmers and crushers endorsing a marketing agreement with a licensing feature instead of a code. The plan would place price control in a secretary of agriculture and the Agricultural Administration, not the NRA, potentially raising parity price for seeds while allowing profits for crushers.
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Memphis
Agricultural Administration
NRA
J. W. Bateman
Baton Rouge
Christie Bennet
Columbus
D. C
National Cotton Seed Products Association
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Church of Christ Revival Meeting Postponed
A revival meeting at the Church of Christ has been postponed to a later date. Pastor Rev. Joh G. Reese announced the change on Wednesday. The campaign was to be led by Rev. J. N Armstrong, president of Harding College at Morvilton.
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Church of Christ
Joh G. Reese
J. N Armstrong
Harding College
Morvilton
Cotton Growers to Meet Saturday at Capitol
Governor Futrell announced a state-wide cotton growers conference at the capitol for noon Saturday to discuss price control and to select delegates to appeal to President Roosevelt in Washington. The move follows a South Carolina plan for higher cotton prices and a broader plea to limit the 1934 crop.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Capitol
Washington
Roosevelt
I. W. Backwood
South Carolina
Cohumbia
Covernor Blackwood
Id Hie
South
Miller County Grand Jury Returns Sixteen Indictments
Miller County grand jury session ends with sixteen indictments including liquor law violations criminal assault attempted witness bribery and burglaries and grand larceny. The panel reexamined the Policeman Martin Banks case clearing him again in the Barnses death at the police station, per Prosecuting Attorney Al ford and Sheriff Turquette to quell relatives’ concerns.
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TEX Arkana
Miller County
Grand Jury
Martin Banks
Ernest Barnses
Barks
June Wand
Alford
Turquette
Stage Employees Site Group for 33 Million
Los Angeles court heard a civil suit seeking 33.95 million dollars in a case filed by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees against most major motion picture producers and two unions in superior court Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Plans to Reorganize Camden Bank Discussed
Camden activists outline a plan for reorganizing the closed First National Bank after its May shutdown. Depositors, about 2 dozen, heard cashier Jim Bartee describe a path for cashing 50 percent of deposits now while each depositor buys 10 percent stock and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation holds 50 percent plus the rest locally. The bank shows around 790000 in deposits. A committee of J. W. Warren, Mrs. Sue Olsen and Walter Tate was named to study options and report by Friday at 1 p m.
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Camden
First National Bank
E. E. Godwin
Jim Bartee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
J. W. Warren
Sue Olsen
Walter Tate
Apportionment to Schools Is Made
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. apportionment by the state board of education distributes 984,517.50 among 75 counties at 1.50 per child aged school age 656,345 total. Vouchers will pass five days at the State comptroller before funds are released. county shares include Hempstead 16,317 and Union 25,524.58.
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Little Rock
State Board of Education
State Comptroller's Office
Hempstead
Lafayette
Little River
Miller
Pike
Sevier
Union
Jonesboro Church War Flares Again
In Jonesboro Arkansas a renewal of hostilities at the Baptist tabernacle spilled outside City Hall as Rev Dale Crowley and John Nelson from the Jeffers faction fought and were arrested along with two other skirmishes between Jefferties and Crowleyites. Mayor Herbert Basler helped separate the brawl.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dale Crowley
John Nelson
Joe Jeffers
Jonesburo Baptist Tabernacle
Herbert Basler
Jefferites
Crowleyites
Tater
Hays Leads in Congress Race in Fifth District
In Arkansas, Brooks Hays leads the Democratic primary race for the Fifth district with 5,877 votes against Sam Borex 4,116 and Terry 4,207 as returns show a slim margin. A second primary will be held two weeks later since no candidate has an outright majority.
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Little Rock
Terry
Sam Borex
Brooks Hays
Hays
Sam Rorex
Congress
Poll Tax Bill Is Vetoed By Futrell
Governor Futrell on September 12 1933 vetoed the senate bill extending poll tax payment time to year end. He said the measure was not within the session call and would cause tax confusion. The act would have moved deadlines from June 15 but was amended to delay its effect. the veto blocks any extension.
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Futrell
Little Rock
Futell
Senate
J. M. Fudzell
Secretary of State
Recaptured gun battle near Marksville as escapees caught
Eleven convicts escaped from the state farm in Marksville area. Two were recaptured after a gun battle with Avoyelles Parish deputies near here. Bill Bryant of Texarkana Texas and J. Bird of Madisonville Louisiana identified themselves after capture. Four others were believed cornered on the skirts of Marksville while four fled northward in a stolen car. In New Orleans John Singleton captain of the company died after refusing to accompany fleeing men.
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Marksville
State Farm
Avoyell Parish
Bill Bry
Texarkana
Texas
Js Bird
Madisonville
Bryant
Ma Sires Hert
Simmelfort
Louisiana
Alexant A
State Prison
New Orleans
John A. Singleton
Baton Rouge
J.W. Fletcher
Arnold Davis
Trusty Guard
Ball’ Stone
Marian ‘Russell
Bobcats to host all star grid clash Friday night
Hope football fans will see Coach Teddy Jones with the Bobcats facing an all star team of former high school and college players Friday at eight. Proceeds go to the high school athletic fund. The season opener with Ashdown High occurs September 22 here.
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Hope
Teddy Jones
Bobcats
Lockesburg
Amity
High School Athletic Fund
Ashdown High School
All Stars High School
Hutson Anderson
Su Brumfield E
Schooley
Wm Green
Reaves
Holly
Secrest
Owens
Echo Houston
Jackel Porterfield
Urban Fe Cook Cece
Brown Cargile
Turner W. Cook
A. Harper
Wray
Farewell Dance at Rink Thursday Night
A farewell dance to school students and what probably will be the final for the skating rink this summer, is scheduled Thursday night with Hog gas 2-piece negro orchestra, of Natchez Miss, to furnish music. Lou Johnson will be featured. The dance starts at 9:30 o'clock.
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Hoggas
Negro Orchestra
Natchez Miss
Lou Johnson
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