Guard Called Out to Prevent Disorder in East Arkansas
Tom Haley announced 25 national guardsmen were deployed with state rangers and local peace officers at the request of Sheriff J. M. Campbell and County Judge E. A. Rolfe to deter violence amid a cotton choppers strike. Guardsmen from Company Light of the 153rd Infantry patrolled 18 miles northeast of Forrest City under Maj. Pat Harris, remaining on duty until the situation clarifies.
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Forrest City
Ark
Tom Haley
J. Marion Futrell
National
Arkansas
J. M. Campbell
St. Francis County
E. A. Rolfe
Company Light
153Rd Infantry
Here
Pat Harris
Haley
Gray Albright
Harris
Campbell
Futrell
Pittman predicts Roosevelt sweep of western states
MEMPHIS June 1 Senator Key Pittman predicts President Roosevelt will carry every western state except Kansas in the coming election. He spoke at Southwestern College, a graduate of which he is, and said the President would win all western states unless the Republicans nominate someone other than Landon. He added Landon would likely be nominated and should carry his home state, while Hoover has no nomination chance. Pittman will return to Washington tomorrow.
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Memphis
Key Pittman
D-Nev
Roosevelt
Kansas
Southwestern College
Landon
Hoover
Pittroan
Washington
Courting a Cinch in Jackson Park Drive It Yourself Xondolas
In Chicago at Jackson Park Lagoon, crews introduced electric drive it yourself boats as a milestone toward an easier civilization. Perspiring swains once ferried sweethearts across tipping waters, now modern xondolas offer self propelled rides.
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Chicago
Jackson Park
Tail light clash ends with warning in roadside stop
Col Lynn Black, superintendent of the Ohio State patrol, stopped a motorist for a busted tail light. The driver replied that Black’s own light was out. Black admitted the fault, scolded the driver, and let him go.
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Delafire
Lynn Black
Ohio State Patrol
Black
Cop in the Back Room Myth Reveals Robbery Aftermath
In San Francisco Mary Patterson recounted a daytime incident where a supposed back room cop warned off a robber. The suspect returned at night, struck Patterson, and stole 25 dollars while Patterson realized no officer was present.
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San Francisco
Wil- Mary Patterson
Patterson
Sign Outside Chicago Agency Blames WPA For Low Pay
In Chicago employment agency managers say plenty of menial jobs exist for the unemployed. A sign outside an agency blames the WPA for low wages, reflecting worker dissatisfaction with pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Press
Quiet day as Zioncheck seeks missing wife after clash
Washington congressman Marion A Zioncheck returns to his apartment after a weekend of police encounters. His bride of 30 days remains away with no verifiable whereabouts. Attorney Lucius Lamar says she stayed with friends. Mrs Young who sub rented and later claimed damage to furniture says she was forcibly evicted. Her lawyer weighs action.
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Washington
Marion A
Zioncheck
Washington State
Lucius Lamar
Zlancheck
Lamar
Benjamin S. Young
Bristol Tennessee to issue bonds for school construction
Legal action by the Bristol city board to authorize bonds up to 165000 dollars to fund part of the cost of school building construction improvements and equipment within Bristol and aided by Sullivan County funds, 55 percent of costs, tied to Public Works Administration docket 1182. A mention of a 25 dollar bond forfeiture tied to a disorderly conduct arrest appears in the same text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mayor and Commissioners
Bristol
Tennessee
Public Works Administration
Sullivan County
Tennesase
Answers to Test Questions on Page Four
Answers to the questions printed on page four list Serbia’s Gavrilo Princip as the Archduke assassination, geographic and cultural items, and a mix of names. The entry includes references to the South Pacific, Richard Wagner, a small island landform, an English painter, the Tennessee River, Protestant Episcopal, Central Europe, with several incomplete items and a final missing entry.
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Archduke Ferdinand of
Austria
South Pacific Ocean
Richard Wagner
Tennessee River
Protestant Episcopal
Central
Europe
Blood donor plea at Memphis ballpark aids near death girl
A public call over a loudspeaker during a Memphis New Orleans double header yielded 10 blood donors, one of whom donated but declined to reveal names. Miss Gertrude Geiue, 20, of Sheffield, Alabama, showed improved condition today. Publisher Sir Frederick MacMillan dies at age 4 in London.
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Memphis
Baseball Park
New Orleans
Gertrude Geiue
Sheffield
Als
Livestock Market Report From Cincinnati June 1
Hogs total 5 300 with 1 000 direct sales. prices mostly steady to 10 cents lower than Friday across weight classes. best 140-160 lbs at 9.90 to 10.15. Cattle and calves 1 900 head. undertone weak to lower, buyers active on some lots. heifers and mixed fats 7.50 to 8.50 for calves, 5.50 to 6.00 for fat cows. Sheep 700 with early sales 25-50 lower. springers around 12.00, common grades 8.00 to 10.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USDA
Bristol seeks bonds for school project with 45 percent grant
The notice states Bristol Tennessee plans to issue bonds for a school building, improvement and equipment project contingent on a Public Works Administration grant covering at least 45 percent of the cost. Bonds bear up to six percent interest and are payable from taxes within the city. A ten day protest period is given for eligible electors to file petitions with the clerk or mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Administration
Bristol
Tennessee
Costa
Public Ks Administration
City
J. W. Carson
Sullivan County
Kingaport
Board of Education
Board of Education Recommendation
Kingsport
Public Works Act of Tennessee
NOTIC
W. D. Lyon
Sullivan County Bonds for School Building Plan Authorized
The Sullivan County Quarterly Court on May 4 1936 authorized issuing bonds up to 285 000 to fund 55 percent of school building improvements and equipment for Sullivan County including Bristol and Kingsport areas with funds potentially routed to Kingsport. Bonds payable from county taxes and subject to a school bond election approval. Publication notice to follow.
Sale notice in Chancery Court Kingsport Tennessee
Legal notices in Sullivan County Tennessee describe a chancery sale under a decree of April 13 1936. Properties include Lot 12 in Block 31 West View Park Kingsport and 442 acres more or less with one acre carved for Robert L Lane in Sullivan County Dry Hollow Road. Sale set June 23 1936 at 10 00 am at the court house door. Terms one fourth cash with balance six and twelve months, 6 percent interest, lien on fund. May 25 1936 H M McNeil Clerk and Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lynn Minter
Admr
Lizzie Tipton
Chancery Court
Kingsport
Tennessee
Court House
Kingaport
West View Park
Robert L Lane
Sullivan County
Dry Hollow
H. M. McNeil
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Kingsport Tennessee
Foreclosure sale by trustees Alexander Parker and A B Bowman on June 15 1956 in front of the Kingsport courthouse for property in Kingsport described as Sullivan Street and Sullivan Boulevard parcels. Sale subject to taxes and lien and limited by the equity of redemption. property part of 208 acre tract bought by William Roller from Kingsport Improvement Corporation. deed records cited.
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Register
Sullivan County
Tennessee
William Roller
Alexander Parker
A. B. Bowman
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Kingsport
Sullivan Street
Sullivan Boulevard
Wm Roller
Kingsport Improvement Corporation
Blountville
Bowman
Bates
Ithereof
Sullivan Board
Reedy Creek
Sulliv
Sullivan Boulevail
Alexander. Parker A. B. Bowman
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Huey Long
Long
Carl Weiss
Weiss
Ben FR. Simpson
Caddo Parish
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Richard W.leche
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West
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Edward Brophy
Herman Bing
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London
Sir Frederick MacMillan
Frederick
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Ken Maynard
CLUB
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Gladys Dalton
the Law Court
KIH
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Kingsport Times
A. N. Hawk
Circuit Court
P. H. Seaver
Chancery Sale
Margie Whitten Hollins
Georgia Whitten
N. Chancery Court
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Kingsport Foundry and Machine Works
A. G. Mer Connell
Tennessee Street
Mamie
American Workman Insurance Company
1Th St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Bloomingdale
L. D. Hickam
Hot Point
Sullivan Biya
Singer
Jones
Broad
Wangela Street
W. Sullivan St
Bergain
Ravine St
Sullivan Blvd
Clinch St
Joseph's Loan
Market Street
B. Burnetth
Mer
New Tipton Bldg
Broad St
Personal Finance CO
SSS
T. Sproles
W. Wanda Street
Kinnsport
Tannesser
Edlerim and
Iews Rou
Frost, Landis & Mokn
Atlanta
Newark
Bond Louis
Detroit
Francisco
Baltimore
Hingsport Publishing Company, Inc
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kingsport Publishing Company
Frank Meade
United Furniture Store
Kingsport Hide and Metal Company
Kingsport, Tenn
Telephone
Washington CO
Johnson City
E. Mein St
W. D. Patrick
Mgr
King Cox
Oscar
Silviek
Optometrist
Broad Street
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