Southern newsprint shift could move mills south
A 1991 Georgia newspaper note discusses Southern pine newsprint potential replacing spruce pulp. If slash pine proves viable, U S newspaper mills may relocate south, adding about 150 million dollars yearly. Public interest rests on regional timber and industrial benefits across the South.
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New York
James G. Stuhlman
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Eyerow
New York City
United States
Canada
Norway
Sweden
Siar
Stahinit
Nashville (Tenn) Banner
Charles H. Herty
Savannas
Staldman
Aocinsion
Star
City of Hope
South
International Paper Company
Kraft Bhrown
Camelea
Tanounl
Brew Paper
Theyeour
Annerien
Aola
Only Two Dozen Books Left in Star Encyclopedia Offer
The Star extends its Modern Encyclopedia offer beyond Tuesday. About 120 copies sold, only two dozen left at $1.25 cash over counter or $1.40 by mail. No reservations, as profits support the paper. remaining stock ships from New York direct to buyers, with Wise Company receiving most of the counter price.
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Star
Wike ‘Company
New York
Wise Company
Co Vie
Doperin Suier
Adil Tieny Evers
Omaal
BLM
Bouk
Abese
G Men Capture Suspect in Hot Springs Shindig
New York report describes police pursuit linked to Alvin Karpis rumor in Hot Springs. Arkansas authorities say a car matching a New Jersey plate was seen near a wooded area as officers searched for hours without locating a suspect.
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Hot Springs
Little
Albright
Coach Service to Louisiana Resumed
Daily service between Hope and Shreveport was resumed after weeks of repair delays. Tri-State coaches operate daily leaving Hope at 1 PM and arriving in Shreveport by evening, routing via Lewisville Plain Dealing and Les.
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Hope
Shreveport
Tri-Saily
Wapkinsenger
Uese Tweitle
Toa
Lewisville
Fitzwater Plans a Third Oil Test
Fitzwater schedules a third oil test for Firawat No. 1 well with Lafferty as the lead. Rig trouble and delays slowed operations, but drilling results and casing status were reported by crew on Wednesday afternoon.
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Fitzwater
Japs Allies Driven Back From Mongolian Front
Soviet dispatches report a 24 hour battle on the Outer Mongolia border ending with Mongolian and Manchukuoan forces retreating. Stomaniakoff warned Japan of serious responsibility if attacks extend, while Ot vowed caution in negotiations and conceded possible boundary talks.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Outer Mongolia
B. I.stomaniakoff
Tamekichi Ot
Ulan Botor
Monchlia
Japan
Manchenkuo
Ota
Stonanckort
J R Thomas Dies Funeral Thursday Hope
J R Thomas diessurvivors include his father H F Thomas and two brothers W A Thomas and O Thomas. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday in Texarkana and body to be brought to Hope for burial at Rose Hill cemetery.
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J.R. Thomas
Hope
Wiop
Texarkana
Rose Hi
Alwa m
Hf. Thomas
Easthind
Texas
W. A. Thomas
Eastlund
O. Thomas
Wes. Gorin
Portraits of Hauptmann in Last Hours Before Execution
The article describes tense scenes at the New Jersey Penitentiary in Trenton as Bruno Hauptmann faced imminent execution. It notes Hauptmann’s collapse, his inability to pray, and his wife and attorneys trying to comfort him. Reverend Matthiessen is pictured leaving after a death-house visit.
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Cans
Don
Briino Haupivan
Mark
Kumberting
New Jersey Penitentiary
In-E Dleath
Tdan
Kimbelling
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Fenitentiary
Trenton
Bruno Hauptmann
John Matthiesen
Italians win decisive victory over Ethiopians in Rome report
Rome dispatch says northern Italian forces scored a major victory against Haile Selassie's troops. The official communique lists about 7,000 Ethiopians killed and over 4,000 casualties among Italian lines. Emperor Haile Selassie is cited as leading the Ethiopian forces.
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Rome
Italy
Haile Selassie
Badogolie
Rabid Dog Terror Spreads In Southern Yellow Jail
Har Alvahan, a white man, reports being bitten as a wild dog roams the southern yellow area. Police hunted the animal until Wednesday morning and it was shot after attacking another dog. About 18 dogs were bitten in the neighborhood. Health officials sent the dog’s ears to the State Board of Health for examination. Chief Wy Ridghill warns teachers and residents to keep canines under control while rabies tests are pending. Dogs suspected of rabies will be shot on sight until further notice.
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States Board of Health
Lift
Buck
Palive
Johan Wy Ridghill
Fire Department Rodeo to Open July at Fair Park
Hempstein county marks Arkansas Le celebration with the Fire Department’s third annual Rodeo at Fair Park on July 3 and 4. The event drew about 2,000 visitors this year, following last year’s two day show at Hope High School.
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Hell
Fair Park
Hempsteinl
Arkansas
J. A. Embeve
Redeo
Arkinwas
Hope High Sebow
Petal Ee Stafford Seeks Writ Refusal in Hefley Case
Petal Ee Stafford, Marked Tree attorney, announced he would seek no writ of habeas corpus in circuit court to prevent Andrew Hefley’s scheduled Friday execution. He claimed absolute proof in the commutation granted by Acting Governor Thorn was loyal. In Washington, Senator Borah extended his primary campaign to New Jersey and New York coverage notes. In York Streetz murder trial testimony concluded after the Hovde secretary swore she did not intend to kill her 42-year-old lover Dr Fritz Gebhardt.
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Wedle
Petal Ee Stafford
Tree
New York
York
Stretz
Hovde
Fritz Gebhardt
End of March Sale Big Success in Hope Merchants
End of March sale in Hope drew large crowds Tuesday night with many stores open until 10 pm to showcase spring and summer fashions and advertised bargains. Shoppers crowded doors and at one shop a shopper was slightly injured by a shove as crowds surged in, while several stores reported sales comparable to a good day. Participating retailers included Penney Geo W Robison Co Haynea Bros Burr Store Co utts Shoe Scott Stores Patturson Department Store and Dug gne's Shoe Store.
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Viriows Hope
Smarch
G Penney
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Haynea Bros
Burr Store Co
Utt's
Hope Furniture Co
Duggne's Shoe Store
Scott Stores
Pattursos Department Store
George Schooley Funeral Planned for Sunday
The funeral for George Schooley of Hempstead County will be at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the family residence on the Hope-Blevins road. The Rev. Wallace Rogers of First Baptist will conduct the service, with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Reminder that initial Thursday services were delayed to allow relatives from California to arrive.
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George Wo
Schooley
Police to Probe Candy Punchboard
Chief of Police John W Ridgehill said he would personally investigate a report that a Hope public school store operator sold only candy on punchboards to school children. He called it a mean prank and promised a probe Wednesday.
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John W. Ridge
Hope
Ridghill
Church Officers Meet Wednesday at First Presbyterian
Officers of First Presbyterian Church Ghoreh will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in their groups. A joint meeting will be held at the church. All officers are urged to attend. The Rev. Thomas Brewster, pastor, said.
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Vw Church
Thomas Brewster
TS P
36 Degrees Here Frost Averted In Southern Arkansas
The thermometer fell to 26 to 42 degrees in the northwest and froze in the northeast and central regions Wednesday night. South Arkansas escaped the killing frost threat though further cold weather is forecast for Wednesday night and Thursday. Hempstead County in the south may have dodged danger as a high pressure ridge eased the risk. Thursday will be colder and windy with continued low temperatures.
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South Arkansas
Star
Ashigh
Hempstead
Injo
Woman killed by Mo Pac train near Morrilton Arkansas
MORRILTON Ark Mrs daly Sisson about 70 a Conway county relief worker was killed instantly Wednesday when struck by a western bound Missouri Pacific passenger train near a railway station. St Louis police get realistic target practice by shooting at aviators in a novel prove portion.
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Morrilton
Ark
Daly Sisson
Conway County
Lindbergh kidnap case delays execution in mercy bid
In Mercer county New Jersey the Hauptmann execution is delayed hours by jurors and officials amid new confessions and a letter to Governor Harold Hoffman protesting Hauptmann’s innocence. Colonel Kimberling and the jury foreman oversee the pace as the case unfolds with caution and uncertainty.
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Mary Trenton
N. J.P
Haupmann
Hauptmann
Haroldman
Mercer County
Treysrandt
Hig
Mark O. Kimberling
Oner Kimberling
Mann
Trenton
Paul H. Freeman
Supreme Court
Thom Trenchard
Hauptinson
Anna Hauptmann
Lindbergh
C. Lloyd. Fisher
Fisher
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Chance
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