Here and There Editorial on Roosevelt Policies in 1930s Politics
Editorial analyzes Roosevelt era policies and Republican strength, arguing the nation favors Democratic measures over Republican retrenchment. It surveys Maine and California races, fears on tariffs, and urges decisive administration action on international trade while noting Democratic leadership and unity.
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Eptember
Roosevelt
Maine
Latu
California
Upton Sineclair
NRA
AAA
Texas Weekly
Democratic Party
Catton
Sewanee Athlete Shot in Memphis Street Clash
Police probed a fatal shooting in Memphis that killed David Clark, 27, a Sewanee University football halfback from Sewanee Tennessee. Reports say the slaying followed a traffic argument near a fashionable residential street intersection.
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Memphis
David Ma Clark
University of the South Sewanees
C Prather
Cordon Clarks
Bev Hemamawer
Sewanee
Hitchcock Moved to Tackle as Bobcats Prepare Opener
Hope High School prepares for its season opener at 8 p.m. Friday at the Ineal field against Hamburg. Coach Foy H Hammons reshapes the lineup with Hitchcock moving to tackle and a 10-man personnel change. Key players include ends Anderson and Kennedy at 175 pounds, guard replacements, quarterback Pete Brown, and backfield trio Payne Harper Stroud Spears. The Hamburg test precedes tougher upcoming games against Camyfon and Fordyce.
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Ford P
Ineal Field
Foy H. Hammons
Hope High
Mons Dsy
Doheals
Wamburg
Sts Nelucas
Hamburg
Niamens
Ashley County
Arkansas
Hammons
Anderson
Kennedy
Passa
Pastion
Hitchcock
Stone
Owens
Richard
Holly
Secrest
Pete Brown
Payne
Harper
Stroud
Spears
Stane
Ramsey
Hamilton
Reece
Englands
Bobcats
Camyfon
Fordyce
Many Cases Heard in City Court Monday
Hope municipal court Monday heard numerous cases including Curtis Key for disturbing peace fined 2.50 Ada Metcalf for assault and battery, Orville Wortham for drunkenness dismissed, G C Mortis for disturbing the peace continued, Sid Jones for possessing intoxicating liquor and operating a gambling house under advisement, Louie Rovers for gaming fined appealed to circuit court, Rex Jones and Ross Allen for gaming fined with appeals, George Lawrence Hayden for petit larceny fined 1.00, Will Canon and Dease for gambling fines, Berry Sanders for gaming fined 1.04, Harrell Green for gaming fined 10, Jarrvell Green for assault and battery continued, Brown for operating car while intoxicated continued.
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Hope Municipal
Curtis Key
Disturbing Peace
Vonthyaed
Ada Metcalf
Th. Vanhoolk
Orville Wortham
G. C. Mortis
G. C. Marcis
Sid Jones
Georgy Northcott
Louie Rovers
Rex Jones
Ross Allen
Wilson Crescott
Harry Abrams
Bell Sturges
Will Canon
Berry Sanders
Mitchell
Brenon Muldraw
Harrell Green
Jiarvell Green
George Williams
di Brown
Hope City Schools Open with New Enrollment Record
Hope public schools opened the 1934 45 year with students reporting for classes. Hope High School posted a new daily enrollment record of 467, up from 324 last year. Grade schools reported registrations at Paisley 1 Oglesby 144 Brookwood 217, per Supt Miss Beryl Henry. Yerger Negro High and all Negro grades began as well with total Negro enrollment reaching 609, a new high, under Principal Henry C. Yerger.
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Hope's
Hope High School
Paisley
Oglesby
Brookwood
Beryl Henry
Wallace BR. Rogers
Glen Durham
Foy H. Hammons
Yerger Negro High School
Henry C. Yerser
Group Banking Is Rapped in Detroit
Washington reports charges against mismanagement of Detroit and Cleveland group banks by Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc and Detroit Bankers Company. The Senate Banking Subcommittee ties failures to the 1929 stock market collapse, wartime moratorium effects, and weak reserves.
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Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc
Detroit Bankers Company of Detroit
Mich
Ohio
Michigan
Bove |Comen
Beth
Detroit Bankers Corps
Rhyne Silence on Report He Will Quit
Rumors over the weekend claimed James Rhyne of the state highway commission planned to resign. He has not publicly addressed the report, leaving officials and the public awaiting confirmation or denial.
Textile Strike Enters Third Week at Crucial Test
The textile strike enters its third week as 1,100 guards patrol mills in the South. Pickets face tear gas and rain while Georgia and North Carolina mobilize troops to protect reopened mills. Francis J. Gorman urges settlement or broad walkout, with arbitration proposed but no public hearing.
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Belmont
N. C
Rhode Island
New England
Francis J. Gorman
Georgia
Talmadge
Newman
Charlotte
Washington
Carolina
United Textile Workers Authority
Presidential Mediation Board
Winant
New Hampshire
Mrs Harmon B Sanford Buried at Shever Springs
Mrs Harmon B Sanford died Saturday night at her home in Shever Springs after a long illness. She was known in the community as a longtime Hope newspaper correspondent for more than 25 years. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in Shower Springs. She was mother of Mrs Willis A Cobb of Hope.
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Harmon B. Snford
Shever Springs
Hope Newspapers
Shower Springs
Willis A. Cobb
Hope
Arguments Begun in Brinker Murder Trial
Brinker murder trial opened in Houston with County Attorney W. Markuesa for the state, three hours and 43 minutes allotted for both sides. Judge Hicks Harvey set a 2:90 pm jury timeline. Brinker faces a second trial for the killing of Po A McSwain, founder of Rose Hill lunch stand, whose body was found June 28, 1983.
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Edwin Brinker
Boston
W. Markuesa
Dudge Hicks Harvey
Taneh
Brinker
Anurder
A McSwain
Rose Hill
Arch Powers
Congress Contest to Be Set Monday
An election contest filed by Magnolia attorney Wade Kitchens against Tran BT Campden’s Seventh district nomination was reported to likely be set Monday in Ashley county circuit court at Hamburg. Kitchens challenged votes from three boxes in Ashley county and ballots from Gunebita Bradley and Clark counties, following a 291 vote margin for Parks when returns were certified.
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Euporado
Wade Kitchens
Magnolia
Tran BT
Campden
Ashley County
Hamburg
Kitchens
Gunebita
Bradley
Clark
Parks
Certificate Pool to Be Established for Excess Cotton Certificates
Cotton farmers in Hempstead County with production over allotment can buy extra tax exemption certificates while those under allotment may sell surplus certificates through a national pool. The plan, announced by Secretary of Agriculture Frank R. Stanley, involves a 4 cent per pound price and a trust-based transfer system, with funds distributed to producers after expenses. It includes local county sales through the assistant education adjustment office and preserves unwid surplus certificates for next year if Bankhead Act continues. Stratford Corp master of ceremonies Kassard Gargiulo, known as Wesley Eddy, was found shot to death at St Michaels Cemetery in Stratford. Dr. L Deluca, acting medical examiner, cites a self-inflicted gunshot wound from a revolver as cause.
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Hempstead
Secretary of Agriculture
Frank R. Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Doe
Bankhead
da Eation Adjustment
Stratford Corp
Kassard Gargiulo
Roxy's
New York
Wesley Eddy
St. Michaels
Ue W L. Deluca
Gargivle
University Man Dies in Auto Crash Near Hope Airport
Fayetteville resident J C Howard Jr 25 was killed when the car he rode in left the road near Hope airport, overturned twice, trapping him beneath the wreckage. Ruel Butler a Hope youth and UA senior escaped injury. Blame cited: tire blowout and excessive speed. Howard held a UA Engineer School degree, masters in 1992. His parents wife and siblings survive. body to be sent to Fayetteville.
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J.C. Howard, Jr
Fayetteville
Hope Airport
Howard
Ruel Butler
Hope
University of Arkansas
Butler
Engineer School
Hope High School
J. C. Howard
Mellon Angr y at New Tax Threat
Mellon and the Treasury clash over a federal effort to collect about 3.08 million dollars in taxes and fraud penalties from the Pittsburgh magnate. The government seeks 2.05 million in addition to 1.03 million in penalties while Mellon contests the claims and accuses the Treasury of political maneuvering.
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Washington
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
Board of Tax Appeals
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Cummings
Federal Grand Jury
Pittshurch
Melton
Great Britain
Mellen
Arkansas and Tennesse robber pleads guilty in Memphis
MEMPHIS Tenn. Jack Hensley an Arkansas and Tennessee robber pleaded guilty to three robbery charges on Monday with the state indicating he must serve his Tennessee sentence before being returned to Arkansas to finish a 10 year term. Conway Ark William Bigelow Kansas City salesman slain near Conway over the weekend, widow Lena Bigelow of Webster Groves Mo, says. Little Rock Work on a $75,000 transient center at Hot Springs will begin next week, FERA officials said Monday.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jack Hensley
Arkansas
Tennesse
Tennessee
Conway
Ark
William S. Bigelow
Kansas City
Lena Bigelow
Webster Grove
Little Rock
Hot Springs
FERA
Barrow Betrayer Will Stand Trial In Oklahoma
SHREVEPORT LA Identified by an Oklahoma officer as the killer of Constable Cal Campbell in Commerce Oklahoma April Henry Methvin the Clyde Barrow gangster who betrayed his leader is to be returned to Oklahoma Monday to answer charges of shooting to kill kidnapping and murder The officer credited Methvin with aiding Texas rangers and Louisiana officers in the death trap that led to the deaths of Barrow and Bonnie Parker several months ago
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Shrevefort
Oklahoma
Cal Campbell
Commerce
Okla
April
Henry Methvin
Clyde Barrow
Law
Texas Freedom
Methyin
Texas Rangers
Louisiana
Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Arms Expose Hits South Americans
Washington testimony before the Senate munitions committee alleged U S Commerce aid in recruiting and forming a Canton China air school for the government. Buenos Aires discussions followed a sweeping inquiry into munitions deals stirring South and Central American scrutiny and protests.
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Washington
United States Department of Commerce
Canton
China
Senate Munitions Committee
Buenos Aires
United States Senate
South
Central America
Argentina
Ministry of War
Ministry of Marine
Rodriguez
Navy
la Nacion
Eleazar Videla
Offic
Videlance
Arson Tale Denied by Morro Castle Steward
James Pond, second steward aboard the Morro Castle, told a federal inquiry he saw nothing peculiar about the fire's rapid spread and praised the seaward department as capable and experienced men. The report notes Certugny has nearly three million telephones in use, ranking second to the United States in telephone ownership.
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New York
James Pond
Secon
Morro Castle
Federal Board of Inquiry
Seward’s Department
Certugny
United States
Officers in Prob Merritt Cox Injured in Nevada County Fight
Merritt Cox of Bodieaw Nevada county was near death at Tidian Chester hospital after a fight with brother in law Pap Blanken of Bodieaw. Cox was stabbed repeatedly tearing lungs and side with hand slashed. Doctors said chances of recovery were poor. Sheriff Arlice Pittman said investigation would continue with no arrest by noon Monday.
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Merritt Cox
Bodeaw
Nevada County
Tidia’ Cheter Hospital
Arlice Pittman
Novacott
Hope
Tearne
Cattle Buying in State Suspended By National Drouth Relief
Arkansas livestock purchases totaling 74 529 head from 20 210 producers across 33 counties have been halted by national drouth relief authorities. The program had bought cattle to relieve feed shortages, with an initial quota of 45 000 head and daily shipments. Officials seek an urgent追加 quota of 175 000 head to meet farmer needs, while feed shortages loom as cattle numbers stay high.
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Arkansas
Roy Reid
Drouth
Agricultural Extension Service
Philip G. Murphy
National Drouth Relief Service
Washington
Dreuth
Reid
National
Dreuth Relief
Bureau of Animal Industry
Federal Emergency Relief
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Read
Extension Service
Three More Nations Elected to League Council
In Geneva the League of Nations assembly elevated Chile Spain and Turkey to the League Council. Germany refused to discuss its status while asserting equality rights remain challenged by some quarters. Switzerland said it would oppose admitting Russia citing fears of worldwide communist influence.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
Chile
Spain
Turkey
League Council
Germany
League
France
Europe
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Cruxador
Camden and
Colton
Student Assembly
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Bape Rock
Jaanes JR. Rhyne
Highways Focie Stele Highway Commisstory
Associated Press
Gastonia
N.C
Gaston County
H. B. Sanford
Shever
Congress
J. C. Howard, Jr
Rue Butler
Bulletins
Methvin
Constable
Bulletin
M. Cox
P. Blankenship
U.S
Agricultural” Extension Service
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