Four Communities Order Bulls For Registered Livestock Drive
A county dairy and livestock meeting at the Capital hotel drew about sixty farmers and business men to hear County Agent Lynn Smith report a survey of Hempstead bulls. Communities including Blevins Centerville McCaskill and Liberty plan to place orders around $200 each with aims to boost registered and pure bred stock. The program envisions a county wide rolling bull club with exchanges every five years to prevent inbreeding and spread production gains through high milk yield. University of Arkansas dairy expert W J Woodley stressed that buying a bull enhances milk production in daughters, boosting butterfat value and herd profitability. The meeting opened with a welcome by dope Chamber of Commerce president Andere son.
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IJ Hempstead
Capital Hotel
Ralph Rowton
Blevins
Centerville
McCaskill
Liberty
Columbus
Patmos
Sevier Cownty
DeQueen
Lynn Smith
W. J. Woodley
University of Arkansas
Aver Hee
Doy Andereson
Dope Chamber of Commerce
Persns
Lex Helms Representatives
Lee Jones
Carl Rieharday Centerville
Synonsurs W. OW
Puckett Representatives
John Guynes
Burl
Arkansas Man Dead In Kentucky
A Conway Arkansas man D Choate died in Kentucky after a truck overturn on railroad tracks while transporting a bir yoy carp from Hickman to Tiptonville. Two others Albert Fells and E B Smith were seriously injured. Weyman Raper drove the truck and overturned after swerving to avoid an oncoming train. The trio were employed by the U S Engineering Corps and were on assignment when the accident occurred near Slickman Kentucky.
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Slickman
D. Choate
Conway
Arka
Jess
Choate
Albert Fells
Hickman
E. B. Smith
Paducah
United States Engineering Corps
Tiekman
Tiptonville
Weyman Raper
Hoover Stands Put On Former Tariff Opinion
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover expressed views on the pending tariff bill as ideal. He conveyed his stance in a message to the special session, framing the tariff approach as favorable amid legislative action.
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Hoover
Washington
Moover
Messenger Admits Guilt In Theft
Wilton Alter an 18 year old messenger boy confessed to police that he was the total of olives in the theft yesterday of 077,000 in portable securities from his employer Tr. Ve Tsene Cn brokers. The boy said the robbery was directed by a man known as Jack Rosen who had urged an easy way to make money. He claimed his father would receive 50,000 of the money as his share. He delivered the securities after a long subway walk to a person named Roses and then phoned his employers that he had been kidnapped.
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New York
Wilton Alter
Tr. Ve Tsene Cn
Ata Xality
Dack Rosen
Guaranty Trust Company
Everaldime
Joan
Phyally
Savhacad
Orn
the Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Atte
Academy
Fron
Bews
Runways Built On Airport By State Highway Engineer
State Highway Engineer R. B. Stanford volunteers highway crews to prepare the Hope airport for Aviation Day next Wednesday. Two 200 foot wide runways, a wind sock, and center marking will guide 25 arriving planes. The field, praised as one of Arkansas best unimproved airports, will host luncheon at Southwest Arkansas Fair Grounds before a stunt flying show and departure to Pine Bluff.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Stanford
Southwest Arkansas Air
Kinard
Hope Field
Camden
el Dorado
Texarkana
Southwest Arkansas Fair Grounds
Pine Blutf
Stanford
State Highway Commission
Arkansas
Sinclair and Day Must Serve Terms
President Hoover will not interfere with the sentences of Harry Sinclair and Henry Mason Day. They are to serve terms in the District of Columbia jail for contempt of court arising from jury shadowing in the all Sinclair trial. The White House announced the recommendation by Attorney General Mitchell.
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Washington
Harry Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
District of Columbia
Older Than Step Mother Both Are Shop Lifters
In Akron on September 21 a 4 girl and her step mother were convicted in police court of shoplifting. They were fined $25 and costs and each sentenced to a month in jail. The step-daughter did not claim she was led into wrongdoing by her step-mother. The step-mother, Mrs Christine Mong, is 22.
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Akron
Costa
Christine Mong
Prizes Offered for Essays on Shingle House Display
Talbot Feild of the Hopy Lun cher Co announces a three prize contest for essays of about 200 words on the tiny cottage and Johns-Marbille shingles. Open to Hempstead county children aged six to ten with older helpers allowed. Entries due to Mr Feild by 6 pm Thursday Sept 26. The winning essays may be published and the display will be shown at the Fair next week.
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Talbot Feild
Hopy Luncher Co
Tull
Hempstead
Feild
Geiser Erupts and Hits Officer on Peace Bridge
In Buffalo on September 21 Geiser caused a scene with Canadian beverages provoking a customs officer at the Peace Bridge. He asked if the officer was American and was insulted then punched the officer on duty. He was held to $3 bail for assaulting an officer in performance of duties.
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Geiser
International Peace Bridge
Inhaieed
Ariel
Physicians Urge Sterilization for Criminals Incurables
MEMPULIS Tenn Sept 21 The American Association of Obstetricians Gynecologists and Abdominal Surgeons opened a convention urging sterilization of criminals and the insane under medical supervision while condemning birth control by untrained hands. Speakers argued sterilization under supervision is a public good and urged cautious, supervised measures rather than general birth control.
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Mempulis
Tenn
American Association of Obstatricians
G. van Amber Brown
Detroit
Arsaidtion
Hay Makes Good Substitute Hen
In Russellville Arkansas Polytechnic College researchers report an accidental incubator effect from hay. A hen avoiding trap nests laid eggs in freshly mown hay and hatched chicks beneath the hay, incubated by heat from the hay itself as observed by W R Stewart head of animal husbandry.
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Russellville
Arkansas Polytechnic College
W. RR. Stewart
Stewart
Committee Digs In To Shearer Acts
Washington reports that Bethlehem Steel leadership and affiliates faced scrutiny as an investigating committee pressed questions about the Shearer acts. Charles MeSelwith, chair, indicated some evidence would emerge months later, while executives avoided direct discussion of the Geneva observers and naval propaganda ties.
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Washington
WB. Shearing
Geneva
Neonate
Charles MeSelwith
Bethlehem Steel
Selwide
License Clerk Issues Herself License in Worcester
A Worcester licensing clerk, named George, who previously headed the Worcester Safety Council, was found to have issued a license to herself. The nine year period and local authorities are reported as part of the case, with the clerk described as widowed and connected to city governance.
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Worchestirr
Bo Eoilptes
Denis
Herse
Gioaweud George
Pole
Giawnage
Warkcester Safety Council
Mill
Uview
County School Funds Received From State Board
Miss Lillie Middlebrooks county treasurer received a warrant of 87920.30 from the State Board of Education for the common school fund. Additional receipts are expected later though not large. The current apportionment per scholastic per capita is down slightly from last year due to reduced severance tax receipts and a small rise in scholastic costs.
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Lillie Middlebrooks
State Board of Education
Jess Han
John Rigsdill Leads Feature Music Day at Fair
John Ridgshill, keen on local music, plans a Fair Music Day for Southwest Arkansas Fate. He secured the Bodewaa String Band and a lineup including Kaglay, May, Dunn, Orville Dunn, GN Muay, and Wiley May for next week’s event at the fair.
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John Rigsdill
Southwest Arkansas
Yes
Kaglay
Ridgshill
Bodeaw String Band
C. May
Clarence Dunn
Orville Dunn
Muay
Wiley May
Fair Music Day Shines At Southwest Arkansas Fair
Stellar event draws participants from Bodeawn and Narhville with entries in instrumental contests banjo guitar and fiddle classes plus vocal contests including male mixed and family quartets Turnage quartet from Mer Kantic showcases female quartet. County fair grounds host all vocal contestants directly for registration and staging.
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Southwest Arkansas
Bodeawn
Ciddler
Fropy Mer Kantic
Hig
Turnage
Narhville
Put Final Touches On Fair Program
Santiago Cuba September 2 reports Charles A Lindbergh resumes his 7000 mile tour this morning hopping off for Port au Prince Haiti The Colonel traveled with a party including his wife who left Miami yesterday landing in Havana The Port au Prince stop marks the fifth leg of the trip.
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Santiago
Cuba
Uol
Chas
Lindbergh
Port- Au-Prince
Haiti
Miami
Havana
Port-Au-Prince
Festival of Fire Opens Southwest Arkansas Fair Monday Night
The South west Arkansas Fair opens Monday at 8 pm with Festival of Fire as the featured display. Hadano and company perform a dramatic ninety foot fire dive from a tower, plus thrilling diving acts, a circus hippodrome, and a Gold Medal Shows midway. Daily programs include fireworks, races, and novelty events. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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Hadano and Company
Arkansas
Hadano
Yair
Fight Promoter Missing After New Orleans Bout
In New Orleans on September 21, promoter Frankie Edwards vanished with about 20,000 dollars in gate receipts from the Canzineri and Wolfe lightweight bout. The Louisiana Boxing Commission and police search for him, unsure if foul play or embezzlement occurred. Fighters and managers await today’s actions as unsettled accounts include Tony Vansoneri and Eddie Wolfe.
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New Orleans
Eugene Stanley
Louisiana Boxing Commission
Frankie Edwards
Canzineri and Wolfe
Edwards
Deputie F
Tony Vansoneri
New York
Eddie Wolfe
Memphis
U S Exhibit Shows Cotton Uses At National Show
The U S Department of Agriculture prepares a national cotton exhibit for Memphis Sep 28 to Oct 6. It features a Graf Zeppelin model using 20000 sq yd of cotton, cotton in airship propellers, cotton fabric in engines, and the bag family and by products like linters in paper and explosives. A model farm and pest control units are included.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Memphis
Detroit Death List At 19 In Study Club Fire
Destrof Sept. 21 The death toll from Thursday night’s Study Club fire reached 19 as investigators broadened the probe to four cloak rooms. A detective blamed a cloak room pier for opening the front door, letting in the deadly current. Efforts will be made to prosecute once criminal action is prepared. The manager said he had been ordered to replace a torndown fire escape but lacked time to comply.
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Destrosf
Study Club
Cloak Room Pier
Aly
Tim
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