Here and There Editorial On Relief Allocations
ALEx H Washburn responds to the New York Sun claim that Arkansas profiteered under New Deal relief funds. He notes Arkansas received $31 per capita, below New York and near national averages, and argues state governments must share the burden. He cites Pennsylvania and Luzerne County as examples and urges Arkansas tax funding to meet emergencies without Washington.
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Blytheville Courier News
Helena
New York Sun
Arkansas
United States
Blytheville
South Carolina
Nevada
New York
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New Jersey
Blytheville Courier
Pennsylvania
Luzerne
Roosevelt
Stanbacyiber
Washington
Birth of twins in fortress cited as omen of luck
In Alcazar fortress near Toledo two babies were born amid siege conditions. Cadets hailed the event as a prophecy of deliverance, with a special nursery arranged for viewing and pledges to die rather than surrender. Reports describe the fall of Madrid as imminent, with Franco forces advancing and government lines collapsing around Toledo as civilian and military casualties mount.
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Fortress
Lishon
Portugal
Alcayar
Talavera
Diario Noticias
Alcazar
Cotton Market Opens and Closes Steady in New Orleans
The Associated Press report notes cotton trading in New Orleans opened Tuesday at 12:07 and closed at 12:00. The spot market finished steady with nine polls up and flotations showing Tak.
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New Orleans
Lai
Colon
Scout Meeting Set at Hope City Hall Tuesday Evening
Glen Durham announces a public Boy Scout meeting at Hope city hall Tuesday at 7 90 p m. to discuss a Texarkana district scout event in October. W Mullen and local business leaders will attend and join Col Blake Scott in coordinating the Prescott district meeting that same Tuesday night.
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Glen) Durham
Hope District
Hope City Hall
Durham
Me. Mullen
Tex- Ark Council
Texarkana
Prescott
Col
Blake Scott
Three Car Thieves Nabbed in Yell County Raid
Detec tive Glenn Buchanan says three men Slim Smith Walker Dickson and Roy Kelley were arrested after a raid four to five men fled on foot from a shack four miles north of Hot Springs Arkansas Police Chief Joe Wakelin was struck over the head with a shotgun during the operation about 50 officers joined the search and two stolen cars were recovered Also noted Tulsa engineer M C Shibley has donated 25 pints of blood without taking a vent in retirement over 18 years.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Glenn
Buchanan
Yell County
Joe Wakelin
Wakelin
Here
Slim Smith
Walker Dickson
Roy Kelley
Tulsa
Gkla
M. C. Shibley
Plug Is Drilled on Buffalo Test in Hope Area
Bulletin reports a cement plug drilled Monday in the Buffalo Oil company test well nine miles south of Hope on the Lafferty land. Tuesday it was washed with clear water in preparation for swabbing, with results expected to determine if the test proves oil or gas. Gas shows were claimed by oil men, and other county drills, stems, and lease issues are noted across Nevada and Hempstead counties.
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Buffalo Oil Company
Hope
Lafferty Land
W. E. Stewart
Rocky Mound
Annona
J.B. Yates
Imperial Ol & Gas Co
G. P. Birdwell
Shover
Hope-Falcon Road
Nevada County
Benedum & Trees
Land and Timber Company No
Steele & Womack
William Haynie No
Speed Trap's Day Apparently Gone in Greenland
Fayetteville Ark February date. Quayor Fanto filed in Circuit Court Saturday night a test case on Greenland officials authority after an attempted arrest of Attorney General Carl Bailey. J W Trimble prosecuting attorney says case tests official power, not abolishing Greenland. Incident followed speed law clash involving Democratic gubernatorial nominee and wife and C G Crip Hail, with Deputy Marshal Stanley Mayes as accuser. Circuit Judge Combs issued a temporary injunction blocking votes. deputy Arthur Munday served summons.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Quayor Fanto
Greenland
Carl £&. Bailey
J. W. Trimble
Berryville
Trimble
C. G. (Crip
la Fayletteville
Stanley Mayes
J. 8. Combs
Summers
Arthur Davidson Munday
County faces cutoff as $700 needed to keep agents offices
Hatley White urged the public Tuesday to raise about $700 by Thursday to retain the county two agricultural agents for the year. As county drive chair, White plans personal canvassing amid township quotas, noting over $200 had already been raised. Contributions may be mailed as checks or money orders to White in Hope.
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Hatley White
Mr. White
White
Hie
Hope
Luminaries and Lone Speaker Ties Lambert to Landon Speech Writing
Robert J. Lambert of Sutton Nevada County native and Tulsa Tribune editor is named as a past speech writer for Alf Landon in Cal Tinney’s campaign book Is It True What They Say About Landon. Tinney notes Lambert’s role alongside E H Taylor and credits Lambert with lending his voice to Kansan coverage via Richard Lloyd Jones. Lambert's career spans El Dorado oil fields El Dorado Daily News The Star Little Rock Daily News and Tulsa Tribune where he serves as associate editor and editorial writer.
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Sutton
Nevada County
Alf Landon
Landon
Cal Tinney
New York Post
Tinney
Lambert
Mr. Tinney
E. H. Taylor
The
Country Gentleman
Bob Lambert
Tulsa
Okla) Tribune
Kansan
Richard Lloyd Jones
Tribune
el Dorado
el Dorado Daily News
Star
Little Rock Daily News
Tulsa Tribune
Scout Executive Kiwanis Speaker at Texarkana luncheon
Scout Executive WH McMullen of Texarkana spoke at the Kiwanis club luncheon at the New Capital hotel. He outlined Boy Scout events in Texarkana on October 10 and 31 and stressed that Scout work is an educational program for youth. Robert Elliott, Tex-Ark Council scout worker, attended as a guest. Dr. Otto J. Klink, former under secretary to the ex Kaiser of Germany, will speak before Kiwanis next Tuesday. He is in revival meetings at Hope Grape Tabernacle.
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WH. McMullen
Texarkana
Kiwanis Club
New Capital Hotel
McMullen
Ulen
Robert Elliott
Tex-Ark Council
Otto J. Klink
Wil
Kiwanis Eru
Klink
Hope Grape Tabernacle
Warren Game Is Rated a Hard One
Warren High School Lumberjacks, led by coach Foy Hammons, reshuffled players including Woodrow Pareons to backfield and Cook to guard to boost offense and defense. Parsons will block and defend on passes while aiding Bright and Hill on ends. The team faces Roberts Friday in a tougher clash after last week’s Smackover game. Coach Dick Nance previously claimed he aimed to win all games this season.
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Foy Hammons
Woodrow Pareons
Cook
Hammons
Parsons
Bright
Hill
Warren High School Lumberjacks
Roberts
Dick Nance
Warren
Hope Aly Fordyce
Planning Board Reveals Road Plan for 5,000 Miles
LITTLE ROCK. The State Planning Board presented to the State Highway Commission a proposed program to improve 5,000 miles of primary route highways at a cost of 122 million dollars. The board urged study and views at the next meeting, noting the improvements would extend over several years.
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Little Rock
State F Planning Board
State Highway Commission
Jack Brockman Enlists in U S Army Field Artillery
Jack EB Brockman of Bodcaw Route One Arkansas has been accepted for enlistment in the U S Army Field Artillery with headquarters at Fort Sur Ohia according to a message to The Star from the Army Recruiting Service in Paris Texas Vacancies are available in the field artillery and infantry according to Homer T Sushigine in charge of the Paris office
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Bodcaw Route One
Arkansas
U.S. Army Field Artillery
Fort Sur
Ohia
Army Recruiting Service
Paris
Texas
Field Artillery
Infantry
Homer T Sushigine
Paris Ofice
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
LEBANON Tenn Special Secretary of Agriculture Wallace vows and declares Governor Landon hasn t got a farm program and Landon says the New Deal s program has been a fluke. The pair back each other but the World Series looms with New York favored. Also a quip about a Japanese and glasses ends with Earl Browder not being President.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Wallace
Landon
New York
Opticians
Earl Browder
Hope Native Professor Tidwell Dies in New York
Prof Clyde J Tidwell 46 a Hope native and Columbia Teachers College official died Monday from a heart ailment in Presbyterian Hospital New York City He formerly led Fort Smith Arkansas schools and was sub president of the Columbia men's faculty club He studied at Ouachita College Columbia Harvard and earned master's and doctorates He is survived by his widow a daughter and brother Carlisle Tidwell
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Harvard
Tidwell
Hope
Hope High School
Bert 5Weil
City of Hope
Ouachita College
Arkadelphia
Carral Tidwell
A Thought on Mercy From Shakespeare
A brief quotation reflects on mercy as nobility's true badge, urging contemplation of divine nature and humane mercy as a guiding virtue in conduct.
Nine Convicted in Black Legion Kidnapping Murder
Detroit jury convicts nine men in the Black Legion kidnaping and murder of Charles A. Poole last May 12. Convicted of first degree murder are Harvey Davis Banner man Ervin Lee Edger Baldwin Lowell Rushing Urban Lipps and Paul Edwards. Virgil Morrow and Thomas Craig receive second degree murder verdict. Herschel Gill acquitted.
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Detroit
Mich
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Harvey Davis
John Bannerman
Ervin D. Lee
Edger Baldwin
Lowell Rushing
Urban Lipps
Paul R. Edwards
Virgil Morrow
Thomas C. Craig
Herschel Gill
Arkansas $25 Short Story Prize Contest Open
The Arkansas Tuberculosis Association announces the Joe M. Frank Ehert Story Contest offering $25 for a story of 1200 to 2000 words. Open to Arkansas residents, entries due December 1 at 444 Donaghey Building Little Rock. Manuscripts must be typed double spaced on one side of 8 by 11 inch paper with author name on a separate sealed sheet.
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Little Rgck
Arkansas
Arkansas Tuberculosis Association
Joe M. Frank Ehert
George W. Donaghey
Donaghey Building
Little Rock
Anne Heagney
Lit‘ioner
Joe M. Frank
J. H. Crawford
Arkadelphia
Rail incident near LaPlace on Arkansas line stalls service
A damaged OCR style note reports a rail mishap involving southbound traffic near LaPlace on the Arkansas line between New Orleans and Arkansas. It mentions trainmen and a statement about a small ridge, with several references to New Orleans and Louisiana locations amid scattered details.
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Ana
Arkansas Railwy
LaPlace
Governor Voices Plan on Farm Tenancy and Reforms
A fragmented report notes an official discussion of special planning by the governor. It mentions sterilization remarks related to sharecroppers and tenants, and Bradley Futrell describing actions as a response to tenancy conditions.
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Bradley Futrell
Roosevelt drafts address for New York convention speech
Hyde Park notes President Roosevelt working on his Tuesday address for the New York Democratic convention in Syracuse and a national radio audience. White House says the speech will extend beyond state issues, with networks carrying the remarks around 3 p.m. Hope time.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Syrac
Philadelphia
White House
Editor Letter Proposes Tax Reforms for School Funding
Junius in The Star argues adults should pay poll taxes for schools and urges a hard boiled tax assessor and equalization board to fairly assess real and personal property. He says 18 mills at proper assessment would aid schools more than the entire Hope population paying $1 poll tax. He questions publishing tax dodgers as you do robbers.
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Hope
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