Democrats Campaign Seeks Funds in Doubtful States
A Texarkana rally outlined the national drive to raise money for the Democratic campaign in doubtful states. Key figures Hays and Senator Robinson spoke on quotas, local chairmen, and three main revenue streams including one dollar contributions and medallions bearing Roosevelt and Garner. Local committees will collect and forward donations to Lee Miles in Little Rock.
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Hays
National Committee
Miller
Ned Stew
Arkansas
Robinson
Anyce
Ty Central Committee
America
Gutzonlum
Frank Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Texarkana
Logal Democrats
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Burn
Lee Miles
Rer
Wallace
Private road project details heard by highway audit panel
The Highway Audit Commission resumed its inquiry into a district highway plan at Bluff. Martin Murray, maintenance engineer, testified about highway equipment on a private road from No. 30 to Stuttgart Hunt in Prairie County, though others were not present in the morning session.
Women Dispute Desha County Office
Desha County treasurer Willie Murphy faces a contest to her Democratic nomination as Marie Murphy challenges the result by about fifty votes. The suit proceeds in circuit court with a hearing set for October 4.
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Desha County Office
Sas City
Ark
Desha Coun
T Willie Murphy
Marie Bel
Rphy
Cuit Court
Yankees Edge Cubs 5 2 in World Series Game Two
New York defeats Chicago 5 to 2 at Yankee Stadium to take a 2 0 series lead. Lon Warneke to Gomez duel ends with Gomez allowing eight hits while striking out eight as Ruth makes an error in the fifth. Cubs turn four double plays matching a World Series record.
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New York
Yankees
Cubs
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Mt. Ida
Ark
Lefty Gomez
Gomez
Warneke
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Combs
Sewell
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Old-Time Chiefs Regain Spotlight
Washington report notes a wave of 1932 political comebacks as ex-officials like Kohler Wadsworth and Roosevelt regain influence. The piece highlights Roosevelts ascent after past losses and previews continued backsliding of incumbents, with mentions of McAdoo Ferguson and others seeking reentry.
Reach Agreement On Turnback Fund
The State Highway Commission adopted a resolution stating its action in September 22 did not intend retroactive impounding of gasoline tax funds already in the treasury for the turnback fund. Impounding becomes effective October 1 and aims to end Pulaski County Judge Lawdon's suit seeking restraint on retaining the turnback funds.
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Little Rock
State Highway Commission
Arkansas County Judges Association
Pulaski County
Lawdon
Bank Robbers Evade 100 Man Posse After Michigan Heist
Seven gunmen robbed the First National Bank in Holland Michigan stealing between 10000 and 12000 dollars. They wounded Chief Lievense and bystander Peter Young and fled through western Michigan as a posse of about 106 men pursued them.
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Holland, Mich
Here
Michigan
First National Bank
Lievense
Peter Young
Four Killed in Crescent Flier Wreck Near Waldo
The north bound Crescent Limited from New York to New Orleans collided head on with a freight train at a siding near Waldo Alabama. Four trainmen died including Bob Crawley of Montgomery. Engineer Phillips of the freight is in critical condition. Mixed orders suspected as cause.
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Waldo
Ala
Crescent Limited
New York
Greenville
Limited
Magnolia A. and M. forms college press club staff named
Will Fred Chonau announces Magnolia A. and M. College forms the News Service staff to provide college news before the public. Members include Ozelle Valentine Magnolia Clara Russell DeKalb Hester Wylie Prescott Nadine Sevedge Overton Avis Wilson Patmos Mack Speed Louann Lillian Huff Texarkana Eva Downs Norphlet Henry Field Jr Doddridge Leo Burns El Dorado Lucille Galloway Stamps Edward Cross Minden La Natalie Hudson Norphlet.
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Magnolia A. & M. College Press Club
Will Fred Chonau
Watson
Ozelle Valentine
Magnolia
Clara Russell
DeKalb
Texas
Hester Wylie
Prescott
Nadine Sevedge
Overton
Avis Wilson
Patmos
Mack Speed
Louann
Lillian Huff
Texarkana
Eva Downs
Norphlet
Henry Field, Jr
Doddridge
Leo Burns
el Dorado
Lucille Galloway
Stamps
Edward Cross
Minden
Natalie Hudson
Hiker Arrested After Nude Creek Washing Complaint
In Knoxville Tennessee a hiker from Michigan washing his shirt in a creek faced a police response. Officers Carr and Adcock investigated a caller’s complaint about nudity and confronted the man with his chest exposed.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Carr and
Adcock
Michigan
California
U S Moves to Aid of Mortgage Debt
President Hoover notified Governor Turner of Iowa of preliminary talks among eastern concerns and federal agencies to ease farm mortgage distress. White House officials consider extending the crop production loan moratorium beyond wheat if other grain sectors are strained, with cotton and tobacco cited as possible additions. Senator Smith of South Carolina protests the moratorium as potentially discriminatory against other commodities.
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Washington
Hoover
Turner
Iowa
Banking and Industrial
Mid-West
White House
Smith
South Carolina
Star
Bank loans of RFC fall nearly six percent
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans declined almost 6 percent between July 30 and September 3. In the five weeks ending July 30, 1,520 applications seeking 346 million dollars were filed by banks and financial institutions. The following five weeks produced 1,222 applications for 148 million dollars. The typical loan went to banks in towns of about 3,000 residents.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cotton Prices Dip Sharply In Thursday Market
Cotton futures fell strongly with 46 points drop, closing at 6.88 cents per pound after sliding from an early 10 point loss. December contracts tumbled through the noon hour, dipping below 7 cents before settling.
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Flat Tire Delays Pope County All-Woman Jury
In Russellville the first all-woman jury for Pope County was to hear a criminal case in the new courthouse. The defendant failed to appear due to a flat tire, and while she was absent, another case proceeded.
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Russellville
Pope County
Soviet imports US engines and parachute parts in June
In June Soviet Russia imported 474 aircraft engines manufactured in the United States and shipped parachutes and parts totaling 21000 dollars.
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Moscow
Soviet Russia
United States
Russia
Hope High Pep Rally Prepares for Friday Football Game
Hope high school holds a Thursday night pep meeting at City Auditorium to boost support for the Hope Camden showdown. The 40 member pep squad led by Hendrix Spraggins and Helen King Cannon, plus a school band, perform football songs as mayor John Vesey, Dr Don Smith, and other locals speak. The event, starting at 7 pm, includes a snake dance and a parade through the business district amid anticipation after Friday’s tough showing against Broken Bow.
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Hendrix Spraggins
Helen King Cannon
Hope
Glen Durham
John Vesey
Don Smith
Terrell Cornelius
Roy Anderson
Dick Watkins
Dale Jones
Speedy Hutson
Teddy Jones
Lloyd Berry
Beryl Henry
Bobcats
Oklahoma
Hope City Hits 50 Registering for Work Aid
Fifty persons registered at Hope city hall on the first day for unemployment aid and local employment as part of Hempstead county's $20 000 program. Dr W R Anderson announced to apply at the Chamber of Commerce or municipal court offices with county point registrations listed by area for further help.
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Hope City Hall
Hempstead County
W. R. Anderson
Hope
Joe R. Floyd
Chamber of Commerce
Annie Jean Walker
Farmos
B. J. Drake
Fulton—Brooks Shults
Emmet R.F
Pig Joins German Police Pups Family on Farm
Six German police pups and a pig live together on Howard Dean's farm near Pine Bluff. The pig wandered into the canine camp at mealtime and Happy the mother of the pups welcomed it, and they now sleep and eat together peacefully.
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Pine Bluff
Howard Dean
Petition seeks water system upgrades in Hope Arkansas
A street petition asks Water Improvement District No. 1 to fund and accelerate extensions and replacements of 14 000 feet of mains 35 triple fire hydrants and 34 gate valves to meet Arkansas Fire Prevention Bureau recommendations. The project costs around 14 000 dollars with tax coverage and potential insurance savings estimated to repay the district in two to three years.
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Commissioners of Water Improvement District No. 1
Arkansas Fire Prevention Bureau
Hope
Ark
Improv T
Unemployment Relief Committee
Water District
J. P. Duffie
Fire Prevention Bureau
Singing Convention at Sardis Near Ozen October 2
A singing convention will be held at Sardis four miles north of Ozen on October 2. The public is invited to attend and bring song books and lunch in baskets.
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Ozen
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