Germany's Drang to the East Driven by Material Shortage
AP Feature outlines Hitler's economic push eastward since 1934, detailing Balkan trade deals, shifting exchanges away from the United States and France, and Germany's aim to create a self sufficient economic sphere with raw materials from Yugoslavia Bulgaria Romania Greece Turkey and others. Trade declined with France the U S and with Czechoslovakia while Balkan states supplied needed resources.
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America
Department of Commerce Teade
Hurricane 186 MPH Storm Hits New England Coast
Boston and surrounding states reel from a hurricane and tidal surge that left more than 400 dead, with Rhode Island hardest hit. Officials warn the death toll may reach 500 as rescue teams search flooded areas and establish a central clearing house for casualty figures.
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Massachusetts
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Providence
R. I.) Evening Bulletin
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Westerly
Robert E. Quinn
Connecticut
Hartford
Merrimack
Lawrence
Lowell
Atlantic
Florida
New Jersey
Seaboard
No Wonder They Gave the Wrong Numbers
SELEMART Ind two bats triggered misdials at the local telephone exchange when they drifted into the switchboard room. Police arrested the intruders as the operators recovered from the fright and continued handling calls.
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Selemart
Ind
Curious quote on names from Fleet Street reporter
A querulous Fleet Street representative preferred not to name Downing Street or the Quai but to refer directly to the men those terms represent. The question asks what profession the city wanted to reference and which men were meant.
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Fleet Street
Downing Street
Indicted Outlaws Hamilton and Walters Face Bank Robbery Case
Federal grand jury in western Arkansas charged Floyd Hamilton and Tod Walters with the June 7 Bank of Bradley robbery and with transporting stolen cars across three states. They were tied to Jack Winry Fervis in a multi-count case, with one count claiming intimidation of Assistant Cashier John W. Meek Jr. during the raid and another alleging a weapons assault. An eight-count Dyer Act indictment covered car transportation through Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Capital warrants were issued for removal to Texas where state charges are pending. the pair were arrested in Dallas after four months on the run and are now in Texas custody.
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Floyd Hamilton
Tod Walters
Bank of Bradley
Western Arkansas Federal Grand Jury
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Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Hamilton
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Texas City
Winn
William B. Brook
Coel Clarence Copeland
Leon Groom
James Pappas
Steve Stevens
Thomas Asimes
George F. Platz
Ludlow B. High
Herbert L. Day
Thomas Martin
Thomas A. Willard
Charles Pappas
United States
Duke Frederick
Hope Shows Power After Slugfish Opening Quarter
Hope High School’s Bobcats, led by fullback Jimmy Daniels, defeated Clarksville 15 to 6 to win their second straight and claim the conference tilt in the Arkansas high school grid race. Daniels scored and converted once, with Tommy Samuels connecting on a 20 yard pass and a string of runs setting up the final score as Hope pulled away after a scoreless opening period.
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Gime
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Softball Title to Be Settled Monday
Softball commissioner EB S Greening announced that the Bruner Ivory and Williams Lumber teams will play the finals in the championship series at Fair Park Monday night. A possible double header if needed. Bruner needs one victory to clinch the title and the Suenger theater's gold trophy. Bruner won the first game of the final series last week.
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Suenger Theater
Bruner
Ex-Gov Futrell Hurt in Traffic Near Little Rock
Former governor J. M. Futrell remained resting at St. Vincent's infirmary after a Friday evening auto collision at Seventh and Maple streets in North Little Rock. His wife Mrs Futrell sustained minor injuries. The truck driver, William Tate of Lonoke County, faces reckless driving charges with a hearing set next Friday. Tate previously involved in a separate accident that injured four children.
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J. M. Futrell
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Little Rock
Marion Jurrell
Seventh
Maple Streets
North Little Rock
St. Vincent's Infirary Iin
Owens & Co
Futrell
Putrell
Governor’s Office
Dyess Colony Corporation
Willian Tate
Lonoke County
Scott
Pine Bluff Triumphs Over Blytheville in High-Scoring Clash
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, upset Blytheville in a Friday night battle as a late fourth quarter surge carried the Zebras to a 7 106 victory before about 9,000 fans. The Chicks suffered their first Arkansas high school defeat in four years as Pine Bluff turned momentum with key runs and a Rob Hutson pass to Ray Hutson setting up the late score.
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Galagunling Zebras
Blytheville Chicks
Chicks
Arkansas
Fine Bluff
Blytheville
Mosley
Thompson
Ray Hutson
Zebra
Hutson
T. Leftwich
Zebras
Rob Hutson
No Admission to Fair After 4 P.M Friday
Attendance and receipts record set at Hempstead County fair as grounds filled with school children and rides busy. Friday afternoon judging of all exhibits concluded with A. Moore University of Arkansas Extension Poultryman, aided by Kenneth Bates, assistant county agent.
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Hempstead County
5. A. Moore
University of Arkansas, College of Agriculture
Kenneth 5. Bates
European crisis deepens as British fleet sails for North Sea
Padua Italy dispatch reports Mussolini announcing a six day ultimatum to Czechoslovakia expiring October 1. In London Chamberlain relayed a final peace foundation after meetings with Hitler as Britain mobilizes and the Home Fleet sails from Weymouth for a North Sea position. Berlin recalls a conciliatory Hitler memorandum as Prague faces Czechoslovak general mobilization and European leaders seek a last chance at restraint.
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Cotton closes steady as prices rise in New Orleans
New Orleans market record shows October cotton trading Saturday at 7.85 and closing at 7.93. Spot cotton finished steady, four cents higher, middling at 7.93.
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New Orleans
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