Assassination of Romanian Premier Amid Romanian Turmoil
Romania's prime minister Armand Calinescu was killed in Bucharest, amid fears of Iron Guard revolt as German and Russian troop movements near the frontier. Reports say Iron Guard agitation was suppressed and a coup was prevented. Goebbels denied neutrality violations, while in Paris and Moscow reports detail British air actions and Soviet advances in eastern Poland with gains near Grondo and Kuvel.
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Bucharest
Budapest
Rumania
Theucharest
Iron Guard
Romania
Germany
Poland
Berlin
Moscow
Russia
Red Army
Grondno
Posssesion
Kuvel
Ukyanian
Thought on Bonded Virtues Sparks Public Debate
Continuation notes quoted from Sir P. Sidney reflect on becoming willing servants to the bonds their virtues lay upon us as a point of moral reflection and social duty.
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Sir P. Sidney
Cranium Cracker Puzzle Prompts Column Answer
A reader puzzle asks to find the sum of four numbers written in a column: birth year, marriage year, years married, and a fixed number. The resulting sum is 4678. The note promises a solution on Page two.
Colonies to Supply France with 2 Million Men and Goods
NEA Service dispatch from London reports French colonies poised to furnish France with two million armed men and substantial supplies. The piece highlights colonial levies, food, water, and vital commodities as Britain and France seek open seaways to bolster France’s power beyond World War I levels, with Mandel and Clemenceau-era figures noted in governance of colonies and communications.
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France
NEA
London
Milton Bronner
Londow
Hitler
Prench Republic
Britain
Mandel
Miss Harper Hurt In Texarkana Auto Crash
Miss Kranees Harper an 18 year old from Hope was badly injured in a highway 67 collision near Texarkana Tuesday night. Attaches said she may lose the left eye though X rays and further exams will determine the outcome. Also injured were Catherine Campbell and Mirvity Moser with scalp and facial injuries respectively while Mary Bagley sustained minor cuts. The other car’s driver, a man believed Black, fled the scene and was not seriously hurt.
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Michael Meager Hospital
Texarkana
Slar
Kranees Harper
Hope
Prilvan
Ene
Ulis von Thcal
Kumiost Bagley
Muse
Harper Beaneathy
Bagley
Roanoke Gardener Reels 14 Inch Bass After Misthrow
In Roanoke Virginia Assis Auditor J Robert Thomas helped City Auditor R Yates by backing a large catch story. A jammed guide caused a fish to escape. The next day Thomas tried again at the same spot and landed a 14 inch bass, his line snagging Yates' swivel by an accident.
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Roanoke
Assis
J. Robert Thomas
R. Yates
Yates
Jamies River
Thomas
Apperson Fimeral Held at Hazen after Auto Crash
A Hazen community mourns as Apperson Fimeral is laid to rest after a motor vehicle accident that claimed multiple lives. Police investigated the crash while relatives, including Mrs. Holloman and Mrs. Merlin Coup, attended services and offered remembrances.
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Apperson
Hazen
More Livestock to Be On Exhibition at the County Fair
Hempstead county fair officials expect record livestock entries with over five hundred dollars in premiums. Rules were revised to guide judging across dairy cattle beef cattle horses mules swine and riding animals. Dairy cattle must be in place by Sept 27 with judging at 1 30 p m beef by Sept 28 9 30 a m judging 7 0 p m horses mules and swine in by Sept 28 9 30 a m judging at 10 00 p m riding animals mounts judged during the Horse Show at 4 00 p m rakes and stallions to be judged Sept 28 at 9 00 a m.
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Hempstead
Polish exhibit withdrawn from Canadian National Exhibition
Optimists' Club Toronto reports Poland pulled its exhibit from the Canadian National Exhibition due to unsettled European conditions. Officials say Poland is confident it will exhibit again next year.
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Toronto
Europe
Poland
Mineral Springs man killed in wreck near Hatton Gap
Niven Latimer of Mineral Springs was killed instantly about midnight Tuesday when his lumber wagon ran away between Hatton Gap and Page Oklo. A diner who had lived in Mineral Springs but was in Hatton Gap at the time died. Survivors include his wife Cleo Jonesy Latimer of Mineral Springs two children and his parents Jim and Mrs Latimer of Locksburg. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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N Ville
Ark
No Action On Low License Fees In Mope City Council
The Mope city council Tuesday night took no action on reducing license fees for pool and domino tables. Jae B. Greene and Kinard pool hall urged the cut while Missouri Pacific opposed a Laurel street crossing. The council noted the crossing would cost about $9 and highlighted the fire station at Laurel and Second streets prompting the crossing need. No definite action on the crossing. it approved paying city attorney BE. Faddin 399.85 for 10 days in Little Rock attending a hearing for the Louisiana-Nevada Transit cam.
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Mope City Council
Jae B. Greene
Kinard
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Laurel Street
Laurel
Mill
BE. F. Mel Faddin
Little Rock
Louisiana-Nevada Transit Cam
Welcome Smackover Fans to Hope Game Train Arrival
Grid fans urged to welcome Smackover visitors for Friday night football as the Bobcats travel by special train. About 500 fans expected aboard arrival at 6 45 p m. Officials request Hope supporters provide rides and clear Main Street for easy parking toward the Buckaroo field.
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Hope
Bobcat
Smackover
Stackover
Buckaroo
Bobcats
Main Street
Jacks News Stand
Capital Hotel
Wagon and Truck In Smash-Up North of Hope
A wagon and truck collided on highway 67 about 4:30 PM Wednesday, northeast of Hope. Aemule was killed. Waterloo youths in the truck sustained minor injuries and were treated at Josephine hospital and released. No other details on the wagon owner or drivers were learned. The wreck was blamed on blinding headlights from another vehicle obscuring reflectors on the wagon.
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Aemule
Highway 67
Hope
Waterloo
Josephine Hospital
Planes Save Crew of Torpedoed Ship
The British government said two Royal Air Force flying boats rescued 34 crew members from the steamship Kensington Court after it was sunk by a submarine in the Atlantic. The aircraft also conducted an unsuccessful search for the submarine.
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London
Eng
Royal Air Force
Kensington Court
Atlantic
Hendrix College reports record freshman enrollment
Conway Ark Edward Lester Wallace Steffey and J T Luck enrolled as freshmen at Hendrix College. Robert Jewell returned as a Hendrix sophomore. The college announces a record enrollment in its history. Napa Ca Jack ODonnell lent his car after being inspired by a hitchhiker tale and later reported the man absconded with it to police.
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Conway, Ark
Edward Lester
Wallace Steffey
J. T. Luck
Hendrix College
Conway
Robert Jewell
Hendrix
Napa, Calif
Jack O'Donnell
Whitch Hiker
Roosevelt urges repeal of arms embargo in neutrality act
President Roosevelt asked Congress to repeal the arms embargo provisions of the neutrality law as vital to American neutrality and peace. He urged nonpartisan ship policy and outlined measures to reinforce safety, including restricting merchant vessels, barring travel on belligerent ships, cash and carry, and limits on war credits. He indicated preference for full repeal and discussed international law as a basis for U.S. policy, with aides noting potential senate support and the need for prolonged session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
America
Europe
White House
Pitman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peron
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations
Alfred M. Landon
Landon
Ami
Ington Ta Ievise
Roosevel
Inelne
Cotton market wrap from New York opening
The New York cotton market opened Thursday with prices around 8 percent or more, as the Middling spot closed near 9.13 with five points gained, reflecting early trading movement and market fluctuations.
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New York
Hosea
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Gouri
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By Shlton Bronnen
Miss Harper
Texarkana Hospital
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Maida
Bremer
Luther Hedorin
Holloman
Merlin Coup
Optimists’ Club
Grid
Missouri-Pacific Depot
Buckaroos
Steffey
Luck
Gera
Enphind
Harry Gussmyger
Wenden Eindithan
Fund CP
U.S
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