A Last Word From John W Kimbro in Drew County Race
John W Kimbro attacks opponent Rufus Wilson in a heated campaign speech. He defends his sixteenth year tenure as prosecutor, questions Wilson's finances and tactics, and urges voters to favor integrity and experience over self serving politics. He cites local support from judges and lawyers, and contrasts Big Red Book rhetoric with his own record.
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David
Bill Nye
Josr
Warren
Drew County
Drew
Arkansas Baptist Orpha Home Board
Wilson
Bradley County
Rute
Ono
Rufus Wilson
Rufus
Jim Watkins
The
Democrat News
Lask
H. W. Wells
R. W. Wilson
R.C. Knox
Williamson & Williamson
Kimbro
John W. Kimbro Calls for Support for Prosecuting Attorney
In a public message Kimbro denounces his opponent and politics as weak and declares that district voters can elect a prosecuting attorney who will be efficient, conscientious, and fair. He thanks district women for encouragement and anticipates strong backing on May 28th.
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Byron Herring
Bradley County
Rufus
Dudjte Coker
Coker
Tate
John W. Kimbro
War Savings Plan explained in simple Q and A form
A government program allows citizens to lend small savings at four percent interest, compounded quarterly by buying War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps. A stamp pays one dollar on January 1, with varying costs through the year. They can be bought at post offices banks and authorized agencies to help fund the war and save lives.
The Emblem of Human Mercy and Red Cross Duty
The Red Cross emblem symbolizes mercy and sympathy and its mission to relieve physical pain and aid mind and body. It serves enlisted forces and civil relief among allies, reflecting America's constructive spirit and high regard for human life. Support from the American people is essential to meet growing European needs.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Europe
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