Loss of Land Ownership Is Indictment of Tariff Policy
Rotarians from Southwest Arkansas gathered at Hotel Barlow for the fall inter city meeting with guests from Stamps Texarkana DeQueen Ashdown Nashville Prescott Gordon and Stuttgart. Rev James Workman of Conway argued Massachusetts spends more per pupil due to tariff protection on manufactured goods while the South depends on cotton and tobacco for income, urging a policy shift to restore land ownership and curb tenant farming growth. The talk referenced Henry Wallace and Peter Molyneaux to illustrate the regional economic split and the need to adjust national policy to agrarian areas.
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Massachueetts
James Workman
Conway
Barlow
Arkansas
Hope Club
Stamps
Texarkana
DeQueen
Ashdown
Nashville
Prescott
Gordon
Stuttgart
Ela
Carthe
Robbins
Arkansas Rotary
Bob Hill
Columbia
Rotary International
Workman
Albert Graves
International Relations Institute
Tenn
Henry A. Wallace
America
Peter Molyneaux
Texas Weekly
Massachusetts
South
United States
Hammons Bobcats Ready To Break Ouachita Jinx
Camden Panthers visit Hope High School Friday night for an 8 p.m. kickoff. Hammons Bobcats, led by coach Foy Hammons, seek to reverse a long Camden dominance and tighten a championship push after a season opening 7-14 win over Hamburg. Camden brings a storied past, but Hope’s midfield speed and a disciplined defense aim to stun the visitors.
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Hope High School
Bobcats
Camden Panthers
Camden
Beaver
Hope
Panthers
Foy Hammons
Hamburg
Nashville
New Capital Hotel
Young Business Men's Association
Moreland
Webb's
Jack
Elks Hall
Ark
Sam Coleman
Coleman
Wight
Primary Burden of Relief Up to Home City
Roosevelt urges local communities to bear the main relief burden in the 1930s crisis. He frames support as a privilege, rails against indifference, and calls for efficiency at the White House conference led by Baker. News notes also establish new boards for the National Recovery Administration under Richberg and Hopkins.
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F.D.R
Wallington
Roosevelt
White House
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
NRA
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald RB
Richberg
Indy Recovery
Agency of the Future
Ickes
Perkins
Chester Davis
AAA
Se Tuchat
National Industry Recovery, Board
Harey Hopkins
Riehberg
Guernsey School to Open Monday Details of Faculty
Guernsey west of Hope will open the fall term Monday under Principal Brown. The faculty includes Mrs. Brown in English and science, Selman Lee Bartlett in history and French, Hugh Bristow teaching basketball and English and science, Gifford Byers, Alma Wylie, Mildred Beauclair and Nellie Hays as grade teachers. The district reports its largest enrollment in school history with two more teachers and an additional school building adding two classrooms.
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Brown
Iy Mathemates
Mrs. Brown
Selman Lee Bartlett
Hugh Bristow
Gifford Byers
Allena Wylie
Mildred Beauclair
Nellie Hays
Re Hisstory
Guernsey Sehvool
Blevins High Elects Officers for Year
The senior class at Blevins High School has elected officers for the year. Hubert Hile is president, Cecil Tate vice president, Inez Huskey secretary-treasurer, with Mrs. D. Glenn Coker serving as sponsor.
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Blevins Highs School
Hubert Hile
Cecil Tate
Inez Huskey
D. Glenn Coker
Instruction School of P T A Saturday in Hope High Library
The second annual School of Instruction, sponsored by the Hope council of the Parent-Teacher Association, will be held Saturday in the high school library. Activities begin at 9:45 with a noon luncheon, then an afternoon program from 1:00. Sessions include registration, committee conferences, community singing, devotional, and talks on the new curriculum and PTA membership.
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Hope Council
Parent-Teacher Association
Wellborn
Mamie Briant
Parent Teacher Association
Bery Henry
Em Magazine
R. Vz
Henry Haynes
O. A.graves
Textile Mills to Accept Mediation
Washington leaders report cotton textile mills pledge cooperation with government to implement the peace plan after recent strike. They said workers who did not engage in violence would be considered for reemployment, and the code authority may not appoint a labor board. Francis J. Gorman, UTW vice president, pressed discrimination charges and demanded action.
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Fringis
J. Gorman
United Textile Workers, Puilar
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Gorman
Sigan
Staement Washington
Mtade
Manufaelaveys
Muskey
Adoption of No 19 Urged by Futrell
Brinkley area notes outline urging adoption of the nineteenth amendment in Arkansas, discussed at the Brinday Chamber of Commerce banquet. Governor Futrell emphasized the measure’s November 4 vote requiring a double majority and highlighted its impact on constitutional change in the state.
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Doption
Futrell
Brinkley
Phorsday
Comneree
Hose Ngsinite Ieahurs
Gyalangpefs
Couple Arrested In Detroit Death But Tip Is False
Police in Erie Pennsylvania arrest George Crooks and Mrs. Crooks after a tip links them to the Detroit slaying of 11 year old Lillian Gallaher. The suspects were found in a house on the city’s outskirts and later released after questioning. Gallaher’s body was found in a trunk in a Detroit apartment.
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Rie
George Crooks
Lillian Gallaher
Detroit
Martin Acquitted in Eaton Slaying
A Pulaski court acquitted Frank Martin, a guard, of the murder of Helen Spence Eaton after he overtook a fugitive on a county road. Prosecutor Bailey said Brockman faces potential charges if new evidence emerges. The trial drew a crowded, tense scene with cheers and fainting spectators.
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Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
W. O. Brockman
Brockman
Helen Spenceraton
Frank Martin
Trustyguard
L. C. Aday
Judie McGehee
Ava Verdiets
Lawrence C. Anton
Textbook bids opened by state commission for six years
Bids were received Friday for geography, agriculture, and dictionary sets for the fourth in the eighth grades. The state Textbook Commission opened the bids, showing prices slightly below the current contracts that expire next July.
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Luutle
Prades
State Textbagle Commission
Seven Convicts Escape from Oklahoma State Prison
Seven inmates escaped from the Oklahoma state prison near McAlester before dawn by tunneling under the north wall of a tubercular sanatorium. Warden and guards reported no immediate trail, with some captured later while others remained at large. one named inmate, Carl Watkins, is noted among the escapees. Local authorities urged vigilance as the break sparked a manhunt.
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McAlester
Oklahoma State
Abe
Carl Walkins
Sory
Geol Sever
Auie
Tulsa
Berg
Melbivers
Mae West’s Now After an Indian Tally Wand
Mae West appeals to Henry Morgenthau Jr for aid in trading away Wyden for her vest and a direct descent of tribesmen. The telegram notes old grievances and a plea for swift action in the South.
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Mae West
Califi
Luis
Henry Morgunthion Jr
Itr
Tading Au Wyden
Carload of Vetch Here on Tuesday
Hempstead county farmers are urged to buy vetch Tuesday October 2 from a car at the rear of Monts Seed Store. Frank Stanley says the price is 1 cent per pound, cheaper than elsewhere. The sale covers Hempstead and Nevada counties with advice to inoculate before sowing and contact the county agent's office.
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Hempstead
Monts Seed
Frank Stanley
Nevada
Judge Porter Faces Lane Campaign Challenge
In Lake Charles Judge Thomas Porter was cleared to run in the September primary, facing Huey Log while the state Supreme Court weighed his nomination. The ruling stayed until merits are reviewed, delaying certification by Secretary of State E A Conway as the November election nears.
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Lake Charles
Lit
Louisiana
Thomas i) Porter
Scuulor Huey
Audge Porter
Jane
Nervtuar
Dale Pott
Tach CIA
Lindbergh kidnapping sparking new clues and court moves
New York reports detail Hauptmann's jail breakage of a spoon into four parts with one sharpened to a razor edge, hidden in a cell. Attorneys announce plans for a sanity test as authorities pursue accomplices and potential extradition with New Jersey.
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New York
John J. Hanley
Bruno Richard Houptman
Hanley
Hauptmann
Yorkville
Department of Justice
Agenta
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
Brune
Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx
J. Edgar Hoover
Katherine Maurer
The
John Maurer
John F. Condon
Sehygarzkopf
Dr. Condon
Dr. Condo
Severatiers
Svs
Haupuiiinie
Wayeerert
Diebys
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Galveston
Dixie
Hrecaperrs
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New Orleans
Texas
Furty
Lewslowiaion
Blevins High
P.T. A
Textile Mills
Erie
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Eaton
McAlester Sanitarium
Atrio
Vetch
Tempstead
Lane
Porter
Huey
New Jersey
David T. Wilentz
Samuel J. Foley
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