Disturbing the peace and related liquor cases
Duffie found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined 10 dollars. Smith pled guilty to reckless delving and fined 25 dollars. Taylor with Otis pleaded guilty and was fined. license issues noted. Hannah failed to pay rent costs. Russell charged with drunkenness, cash bond set at 10. Hobson linked to untaxed liquor cases. several defendants found not guilty or dismissed. bond set at 150 or 200 where noted.
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Duffie
Smith
Taylor
Acer
Otis
Lcense
Itt
Ei ii
Hannah
Russell
Hobson
Lewis
Hatch
Haquor
Elwood Hatch
Green
Grand
Jones
Red Keel
Qtred Keel
Police Break Continued from Page One
Wounded at the Mary Ellen Corporation at Coalgoad miles from here Frank Joyner 34 redlenii ed as a UMW picket shot in tickets were on the property The Mary Ellen Corporation where Ot This was the first range in the southeastern oak fields after the union's quit work and 50 automobiles melted mines throughout Harlan County were picketed by union min-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen
Coalgoad
Soy Central
Totz
Frank Joyner
UMW
Ry Ellen Corporation
Oak Fields
Harlan Unty
Union
Columbus Senior Play Look Who's Here at the school Friday
The Columbus senior play Look Who's Here is presented at the school Friday night under sponsor Miss Mary Gammill. The cast includes Lyman Winchell Ray Calhoun Estelle Winchell Dory Ella Reed Tommy Rotanah Dickie Boyce Irene Andrews Wanda Fay Anderson Rare Stanford Naomi Goodlette Grace Sterling Marjorie Downs Jennie Hazel Griffin Aunt Alice Louise Calhoun. The Nizam of Hyderabad Mir Mahbub Ali Khan Bahadur Asaf Jah is noted as the wealthiest man in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus ‘High School
Aill Ihe
Mary Gammill
Lyman Winchell
Ray Calhoun
Estelle Winchell
Dory Ella Reed
Tommy Rotanah
Dickie Boyce
Irene Andrews
Wanda Fay Anderson
Rare Stanford
Naomi Goodlette
Grace Sterling
Marjorie Downs
Jennie—Hazel Griffin
Alice
Louise Calhoun
Farm Meeting at Palmos Farm Discusses Cotton Stamps
Farmers of the Patsias community gather at the Smith-Hughes building on Wednesday night April 2 to discuss watermelon possibilities, the one variety cotton organization, and to slow up applications for cotton stamps. W H Allison, Stith-Hughes teachers and Oliver L Adams, County Agent, appear. A county AAA representative attends to assist with stamp applications and to roll out sheets. All farmers invited. Daylight grows. Colorado still reports a barber shop still. The police note and rainy-day rheumatism line close the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsias
Smith-Hughes
W. H. Allison
Stith-Hughes
Oliver L. Adams
AAA
Knowledge Your Money Observeries of Simple Rates
The text urges readers to study simple rates to protect the nation’s pocketbooks and to follow the rules diligently. It emphasizes careful attention to guidelines and personal responsibility in financial matters.
Plastics Promise to Fortify War Efforts and Industry
Washington reports plastics industry expansion as a defense material substitute. Government moves to replace scarce metals with plastics for aircraft parts, automotive components, and consumer goods. Developments include plastic airplane parts, tool mounts, and molded housing materials, with several firms testing plastic planes and bodies and government planners highlighting plastics as a strategic ally in wartime production.
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Washington
America
Ese
Natit
Plastics Defense Committee
Plastics
Isworth
E.R. Stettinius
OPM
Summit Aeronautical Corporation
Beidix
Kyo Yeo
Tamm Auratt
Aid Clark Air Corporation
George Wi Walker
Detroit
Ford Laboratory
Dewrboyn
Mich
Kane Straw
Aft Southern Place
Ernest L. Lite
National
Fam Chemurgiv Council
Gay Core
Aztecs Used Vanilla Before Spanish Arrival
Aztec people used vanilla to flavor chocolate drinks long before the Spaniards arrived, with vanilla native to the West Indies, Mexico, and South America shaping early cacao beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Mexico
South America
Defense Group Registration in Trempstead County
The Trempstead County Home Economists Defense Registration Council met Monday afternoon at 4:40. Members listed as registered include Jeanin Mowe Burns Frotinas Mary Chile Fletcher Hope Dare Th Hulett Hope Allela R duns Hope Mary Sue Jones Hope Ali A Kyler Hope Burns McKay Medluel Bloving Mrs Harry Shiver Hope Helen G Springer Hope Roth Paylor Hope Johnnie V Washington Hope Mayle Wilson Hope. Paylor urges residents to register and forgo battleships with Uncle Sam buying none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempstead
Bentomies Defense Registration Council
Hann Economics
Moniluy
Ean
Ruty Taylor
SIZZLING PLATTER OF FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY
A promotional message from the Newspaper Publishers Committee extols freedom of speech and press in the United States. It argues truth as democracy’s oxygen, urging readers to value free reporting, critique, and diverse opinion, signed by leading publishers and citing 40 member newspapers.
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Newspaper Publishers Committee
Lexington Ave
New York
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Hope ‘Creamery
Miss Joy
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Arkansas Machine Specialty Co
Walnut Hope
Ark
Hope Heading Co
Ape, Ark
Creanel Toraders
Culinary Arts Institute
Hope Star
P.O. Box
Hope
Arkansas
Assembly of God
Big Lake
Council Bluffs
Charles Bisir
Enid
Okla
Columbus
Nizam of
Hyderabad
Mir Mahbub Ali Khan Bahadur
Asaf Jahee
Palmos
Colorado
United States Secret Service
United States Secret Services
Wilson
U. S. Secret Service
Serytooth
Tim Ora
United States
Federal
Washington Jefferson Lincoln
Hamilton Jackson
Grant Franklin
Paul Priggens
NEA
Giemy of
Pinluce
Guns
Tinna
Henry Ford
Pluto
Ford
Dearborn
Defense Group Registration
Ruth Taylor
Win Savford
Fin
Howe Kiwanla
McPherse
Tad Jones
Jundheat
R. C. Jones
el Born Boros
McPherson
Jimmie Walker
Fecard
Norman Chandler
Mrs
Supreme Court
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