Air Tour Planes Damaged In Brinkley Crashes
The Arkansas air tour saw two Detroit Stinson planes damaged at Brinkley without injuries. Pilot Ollie Bhian with Cy Martin co pilot and two passengers escaped harm as a landing gear, propeller, and wing damage occurred. A second plane piloted by Graham Williams struck a post, separating a wing and tearing landing gear on impact. Both planes were grounded after the incident.
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Arkansas Democrat
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Cy Martin
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Mort Smith Southwest Times Record
Bel McNeill
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Second Annual Arkansas Air Tour Plans Forming
LUPITAG ROGE Sept 2 4A Mines reports entries building for the second annual Arkansas air tour set to begin Tuesday morning. Officials expect additional entries before takeoff and list stops at Brinkley Newport Conway and Fort Smith with overnight at the last city. The tour aims to showcase aviation progress and regional progress.
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Arkansas Air
Brinkley
Newport
Conway
Fort Sorith
Growing Love Apples Fizzle For Local Growers
In Lindsey California on September 24, growers find that cultivating love apples or pomegranates no longer yields profit. Many in the district uprooted fruit plants to switch to other crops while a few persist and report only marginal gains this year.
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Bureau of Census Admits Mistake
Washington reports the Bureau of Census acknowledged a clerical error in the cotton bale figures. The error, traced to a mis-transcribed balance, overstated counts and was corrected after discovery at 2 p.m. Monday. Officials said this is the first such correction in years.
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Wasilingson
Jininographe Stencil Bureau
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Melon Gift Sent to San Antonio Hospital by Woodmen
Roc Jonge Weedman of the Word spoke to the Wandmen Hospital in San Antonio Texas about one of Edgar Laseter's 20 pound melons being used exclusively for patients. Hospital attendants will barred. John Rigaditt vlerk helped plan and push the idea. Patients are promised a store in the city for when they arrive at the hospital.
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Wandmen
San Antonio
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Heck
John Rigaditt Vlerk
Nnd
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Vowlor
Trol
Cole To Go Back To Oklahoma Law
State prison officials agreed to turn Cole over to Tulsa Oklahoma authorities where a highway robbery charge is pending. Cole is injured from a bullet wound suffered during a failed capture attempt last month. He faces return in a matter of days if requisition.
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Thay
Cole
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Tulsa
Okla
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Tudhunter
Oil Tank Explosion Damages Memphis Buildings
Two people were slightly injured as a 5,000 ton oil storage tank in the central yards exploded this morning. The blast shattered several blocks, toppled a wrecker, and damaged nearby buildings and windows.
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Memphis
Windaiws
Neoradius
Fall Central Yards
Ulin Moring
Labor Shortage Threatens Paris Arkansas Mines
Paris Arkansas September report warns of a coal mine labor shortage as operators Reed and a Paris drinker note 70 workers employed of 60s output and 66 cars daily with only two shifts. They blame reduced demand and market conditions for stoppages and expect mines to run at limited capacity until more miners are hired.
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Arkadelphia Declares Half Holiday Friday Afternoon
City officials plan a half day Friday with streets crowded by citizens and cars to honor a local event. Mayor Bayuth and the Arkadelphia business group announce closure plans as The Far Association and American Legion organize support.
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Ark
Carmerre
American Legion
Tober
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BP Commerce
Miss Owner and 21-Year-Old Typist to Wed in Preston
Preston September reports William Birtwistle 74 known for controlling vast cotton shipments asked his 21-year-old typist Miss Will Stevenson to marry him. The proposal drew attention as a notable match in local society with Stevenson described as the town’s noted beauty.
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William Birtwistle
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Willi Stevenson
Proclamation Declares School Day and Tiger Mulevider Event
Mayor Ruff Boyett proclaims September 27 as School Day in Hlags, announcing a major Tiger-Mulevider football game that will draw hundreds of visitors. The notice urges city employers to welcome guests and ensure their comfort during the special holiday.
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Prieday
Stelle
Tiger-Mulevider
Arkadelphia
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Rall Boyett
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Ruff Boyett
Record Crowd On Hand for Opening Day At The Fair
The Southwest Arkansas Mail opened its gates last night to the largest first night crowd in the 40 years of its history. About 3,500 paid admissions and more than 4,000 people filled the grounds for the opening program. Activities included booth repairs, displays, and a special Cold Medal Shows attraction. The day featured Civil War veterans reunion, racing events, and a fireworks display. Wednesday brings the State Air Tour with twenty five planes landing at noon and a luncheon at the fair grounds. Scoutmaster John Marti will supervise Boy Scouts on the Pele Lo patrol during the noon hour.
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Southwest Arkansas Mail
Howard
LaFayette
Little Rock
Fork Smith
Fair Grounds
John Marti
Pele Lo
Former Memphis Mar Is Given A Pardon
NASHVILLE Sept 24 UP Ronda Thea a former Viket agent and assistant cashier at the Chris Carta hailway station in Memphis was pardoned today by Governor Horton. She was serving a five year sentence in the penitentiary in connection with the embezzlement of mare state funds.
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Nashville
Town
Ronda Thea
Chris Carta
Hailway
Memphis
Shiree Lo
Mnare Tate
Statue for Paul Bunyan Hero of Northwest Legend
ENGIENE Ore Sept 24. Paul Burgaty famed for toothpick firs may inspire a Northwest statue. Oliver Lau rene Barrett, University of Oregon sculptor, will carve a monument showing Bunyan kneeling by his ax, near Puget Sound and the Columbia River region.
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Hero
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Engiene
Ore
Paul Burgaty
Oliver Laurene Barrett
University of Oregon
Bar Yell
Bunyan
Puget
Columbia River
Mystery Joy Airship Display Draws Crowd on Second Street
A garbled 1900s style notice describes an airship illusion shown at K G Meldse Hardware with Majestic sidio prizes. A silted ring spins over the ship to explain its aerial support, drawing a thick morning crowd and lively speculation.
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Whalew
K. G. Meldse Hardware Company
Majestic Sidio
Second Street
Dette
State Official Visits Southwest Arkansas Fair
State Commissioner of Agriculture Earl Page visited the Southwest Arkansas Fair as a guest of George Ware at the Experiment Station. Page commented on drought concerns and praised the fair, noting it as a leading regional exposition. He planned to travel to other parts of the state after noon.
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George Ware
Page Lef
Totay
Peacox Testifies In Own Defense At Trial
Peacox takes stand to defend marriage to Dorothy detailing disputes over party life and home life. He recounts meeting at a Bronxville pool and cites conflicts rooted in differing lifestyles and social views as key to their quarrel.
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Sigil
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Bronxville
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Homaeman
Peavox
Karl
Rudd
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Man Must Buy Teeth After Alley Fight in Turlock
In Turlock California on September 24 Cyrus Banuals faced City Judge W Colburn Cool after a brief fist fight with Alroy Gomes. Banuals chose to buy a set of teeth valued at 75 dollars to settle the case.
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Cal
Cyrus Banuels
Alroy Gomes
Brant Pew
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Gomes
Sammels
W. Colburn Cool
Levy Policemen Case Goes Over
Preliminary hearings for Joe Wilson acting chief of police at Levy and his assistant Lloyd Nix on assault with a deadly weapon charges were continued until Wednesday by Municipal Judge Harb. The case stems from an incident when a car was fired upon, endangering Ahrentzen his wife and two children and a business associate. Wilson had been serving as chief since Fortner and Simpson were arrested by federal officers over city hijackings.
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Joe Wilson
Levy
North Little Rock
Lloyd Nix
Harb
A. V. Ahyvontzen
Ahrentzen
Wilson
W. W. Fortner
Doc Simpson
Watermelon Entry Baffles Hempstead County Maker
The Blytheville Courier News reports Hempstead County farmers gain local fame as Miss Beryl Henry of Nope Arkansas sent a 117 pound watermelon to County Superintendent Misa Willie A. Lawson. A festival souvenir set alongside larger watermelons weighing 140 pounds from out of town.
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Hempstead
Murder and Arson Charges Against 15-Year-Old Girl
Shelby county grand jury indicted Rosebud Ankton a 15-year-old girl for murder and arson in the August 30 fire at a negro orphanage, where eight children perished. She confessed to starting the blaze claiming abuse of inmates. The trio of charges includes two murders and one arson.
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Memphis
Shelby County Grand Jury
Rosebud Ankton
Victorian Modesty Back But Only In Furniture
London through Sept 24 reports a revival of Victorian modesty in furniture and decor with draped table legs silk hung piano sides and silk footstools pincushions and portieres. Jewelry revival by Miami girls features Victorian brooches and stomachers reset as pendant earrings.
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London
Truck and Trailer Crash Kills Woman and Injures Many
A truck and trailer carrying about 80 Negro workers overturned at a highway intersection five miles from Pine Bluff. Serena Horley, 35, was killed instantly. five others were seriously injured, two fatally, and about 20 others suffered lesser injuries. The truck owner was planter E. T. Ladd and the driver Floraee Sullivan. A coroner's jury opened inquiry into the accident.
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Pine Bluff
Serena Horley
E. T. Ladd
Floraee Sullivan
Legge Outlines Farm Experience Before Senate Panel
Washington Sept 24 Chairman Legge of the Federal farm board told the senate agricultural committee of his past ties to farming and his leadership at International Harvester Co He noted prior involvement in livestock work and agricultural pursuits as the session opened with full board and most of the committee present to consider recess nominations.
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Legge
Federal Farm Board
Senate Agricultural Committee
International Harvester Co
International Harvester Go
Women outnumber men in home brew arrests in Nallas Tex
Police figures show women are arrested three times more often than men for sale and manufacture of home brew in Nallas Texas. The police department view squad recorded the disparity as the city tightens enforcement and public interest grows in illegal alcohol offenses.
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View Squad
School Survey To Be Started Soon In Arkansas
A conference with Governor Parnell state Superintendent and Arthur A. Klein of the U S Bureau of Education agreed on an Arkansas state higher education survey. Klein will conduct the survey and start as soon as possible, likely concluding by next April. Governors and school presidents praised the cooperation and deemed the conference satisfactory.
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United States Bureau of Education
Arkansas
Parnell
Anaar
Arthur A. Klein
Division of Higher Education
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Federal Bureau
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Darnell
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