Here and There Editorial On the League and Mussolini
Antex and WasiEu argue the League of Nations, though not a central global authority, united Europe against Mussolini’s Ethiopian invasion. They note France shifts to England, Italy’s aggression tested the league’s persuasive power rather than force, and praise its diplomatic impact and global hope.
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Soft Coal Strike Regarded Certain to Begin Monday
Roosevelt appeal creates confusion as miners and operators clash over the interpretation of his request to avoid a strike. Negotiations have largely broken down, with producers unwilling to meet the United Mine Workers demands, signaling a strike Monday morning.
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Ouachita Henderson Colleges Open With Big Freshman Classes
Ouachita College and Henderson State Teachers College opened Friday drawing students from most Arkansas counties and several states. Henderson reported over 400 enrolled with one of the largest freshman classes in history, while Ouachita anticipated enrollment over 600 by Monday. Hempstead County hosts many enrolled students at both schools.
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Welfare Group in Special Meeting Fort Smith Arkansas
Henry Armstrong chairman of the State Welfare Commission called a meeting of the welfare executive committee for Monday at Little Rock. Armstrong declined to discuss the VW report and the actions of Roy Prewitt the state welfare commissioner who also did not comment on Arnstein’s call for Monday’s meeting.
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Chaplain William Sissel Preaches at Sunday Service
The Rev William Sissel of Civilian Conservation Camps at Fort Crando will preach Sunday night at First Methodist Church at 7 30 oclock. He is J W Patterson Jr s brother from Hope and preached last Sunday at De Quueen First Methodist. Morning service will cover How God Became Real to Us with Sunday school at 9 00 am.
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Hughes Captures Air Speed Record Above Six Miles
Santa Ana Calif Friday amid a report of a new world air speed record Howard Hughes reportedly flew six times over a fixed course covering six miles where unofficial speeds exceeded 400 miles per hour His landing damaged propeller and cowling but officials confirmed the record line surpassing the previous 384 mph mark set by French flyer Delmotte The accuracies of the timing were checked by NASAL timer Jon Nile and officials expected Hughes to press toward the West-to-East intercontinental flight record as planned despite religious dates noted for the week
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Legislature May Be Called Again for Federal Truce
Baton Rouge report describes renewed talks amid Louisiana political factionalism as Huey P Lang forces push for a truce with opponents while the anti Lang bloc presses for confrontation after years of dominance.
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Lumber Mill in Warren Is Open
WARREN Ark. R W Fullerton president and general manager announced Saturday that sawmill operations at the Bradley Lumber company idle since August 9 following labor trouble began last Monday. Other operations will be resumed as far as we can get them together he said.
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Roosevelt Pledges Continuance of CCC
President Roosevelt spoke outdoors at Lake Placid announcing the continued Civilian Conservation Corps for preservation of the nation's forest lands. The address coincided with the establishment of the State Conservation Department as part of ongoing conservation efforts.
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Spring Hill youth Glen Walker wins essay contest prize
Glen Walker of Spring Hill wins first prize of 25 in the Hoe Kiwanis essay contest held at Hotel Barlow. Miss Mary Francis Fiwin of Ozan takes second with 15 and Miss Irene Wortham of McCaskill third with 10. The topic asks if the US should wage war only after a national referendum and if needed, curb wealth and profits. The event featured talks by Atkins and John P. Cox, with Charles Dana Gibson presenting the awards and Evelyn Murph entertaining guests.
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Noe Chosen for Governor by Huey Long's Last Will
New Orleans dispatch says Lieut-Gov Jamies A. L. Noe is named governor by the political will of Huey Long. The move, built on Long’s death, follows earlier precedent after Long’s era. Allen was expected to succeed but Noe's selection persists as the likely outcome. Continent on page one.
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Five Transients Die in Illinois Central Freight Crash
Five unknown transients died when an Illinois Central eastbound freight derailed three miles west of Monroe Louisiana. About 15 cars burned. five bodies removed from wreckage and taken to a hospital. Workers feared more victims amid the smoldering ruins.
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Senator McAdoo to Marry Again
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo of California, 71, plans a second marriage to Doris Cross, 26, a Public Health Service nurse, at 4 p.m. in Washington. The ceremony will be at the home of McAdoo’s daughter, Mrs Rafael Lopez de Onate, in the capital. McAdoo was recently divorced in Los Angeles from Etienne Wilson, daughter of former President Woodrow Wilson.
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Washington
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US regrets Brodsky Nazi flag remarks not official policy
Washington expressed official regret Saturday that Magistrate Louis B. Brodsky of New York City made insulting remarks about the Nazi flag, while disavowing responsibility and stating they do not reflect government policy. In Cleveland, Lawson Little tied Walter Emery 36 holes after a comeback start in the American Amateur Bell crown match. In New York a pair of armed men entered June Knight’s apartment, bound her and her maid, and fled with about $5,000 in jewelry.
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New York
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Hope Is Abandoned for G. M. Bowder
The condition of G M Bowder Bowden was reported from Julia Chester hospital to be extremely critical with doctors giving up hope for recovery. Death expected within hours. Bowder, a sales clerk at McRae Hardware, suffered a stroke Monday morning and failed to rally after an emergency operation Friday night.
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New Deal in Washington Moves Toward Final Court
U S Supreme Court prepares for fall session in its new building with partial move in. Clerks arrange Hughes suite as historic courtroom furniture arrives. Gerry collection, 36 000 volumes, installed in the library, donated by Senator Gerry. Exterior marble and interior detailing described as the grand, modern court complex nears completion after four years of work.
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Italy Defiant as Nations Oppose Her
Mussolini's cabinet refused any compromise on the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Under Il Due, who holds most portfolios, ministers debated Italy's continued League of Nations membership. At Geneva, Soviet Russia, the Little Entente and others joined France and Britain in pledging allegiance to the League covenant.
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Actress Evelyn Hoey death ruled suicide in Westchester
WESTCHESTER Pa death of blonde Evelyn Hoey a Broadway torch singer was described as death by own action after autopsy by Dr H B F Davis. Henry H Rogers was released on bond as investigators weighed suicide amid a violent quarrel with an intoxicated Rogers. Hoey's parents and friends dispute the suicide ruling and plan to handle the body, with lawyers among those engaged by the family while press reports vary on the circumstances.
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St Louis Zoo Agents Visit County for Nature Collections
St Louis Zoo agents are visiting the county for several days to make nature collections. Participants include Bente and Frafessur Shas, described as associated with Povest Bark, all based in St Louis.
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Galveston Auto Hits Abutment on Highway 67
A Galveston family crash on Highway 67 west of Hope killed 60-year-old J. W. Fuhrhop and injured his wife, 23-year-old daughter-in-law, and 19-year-old son who drove the car. The driver escaped with minor injuries. all survived by hospital transfer. The family had been returning from a Little Rock vacation when the SUV struck a concrete abutment during an attempted pass around a truck trailer.
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Marked Eggs Laid by White Rack Hen
J W Griffin of 805 South Walnut street reports a white rack hen laying marked eggs since April 3 1934 The Star Saturday records the strange case noting eggs bear pictorial markings that resemble a flower garden or a dial of a clock in some examples
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Fish Visits State to Flay President Roosevelt
LITTLE ROCK In a fierce attack on President Roosevelt and the New Deal, Hamilton Fish Jr. of New York denounced the administration for harming American business confidence and pursuing autocratic power. He spoke as part of a Republican state convention platform claiming the President is responsible for social order that crushes individual liberty and promotes state socialism. Fish warned of radicals and claimed labor unrest and strikes are outcomes of current policies. He projected a Republican victory in 1936, tying it to a defense of state rights.
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Repubin
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