Vocational Farm Students Attend Hope Station Study Day
More than 800 students from 19 counties and 28 schools joined a campus program at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station in Hope. The morning tour covered pasture management soil conservation timber land cover crops and orchard management guided by station staff and county agents. An address by Fred A. Smith praised the Hope station as a leading Southern facility serving Arkansas agriculture. Afternoon demonstrations covered lab propagation grounds livestock management and model homes.
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Fruit & Truck
Wednnesday
Paul Carruth
Extension
Joe Cox
C. R. Pinckley
Teelmicil
Buford Pue
Soil Conservation Service
Oliver L. Adams
Hempstead
Fred A. Smith
Q. J. Seymour
Department of Vocational Agriculture
George W. Ware
Fruit & Tragkc
Mary Claude Fletcher
Ardell Clark
K. E. Jackson
Hope
Applications Open for CMTC Youth Summer Program
CMTC Headquarters in Lytle Rock Arkansas is still accepting applications from young men to spend a month at Camp Joe Robinson this summer. Hempstead county youths have sent in some forms. A limited number of applications remain for those who wish to apply. Applicants must be at least 17 with good character and physical fitness. minors need written parental consent. Application blanks available from Kayace Weisenberg Hope or by writing the CMTC address.
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CMTC
Federal Building
Lytle Rock
Arkansas
Joe T. Robinson
Hempstead County
Kayace Weisenberg
Lt. Infos. of
Hope
Cotton prices drifted as market closes lower
Cotton futures opened mixed and finished at 10.22, slipping to 10. pling sput 10.85 as traders weighed supply signals and demand outlook amid volatile session.
Cranium Crackers Last Testiments Wills Quiz
A reader quiz discusses last testament basics with true false prompts about signing days executor duties estate debts and age validity. Answers appear on page two.
Stiff Prison Terms for the French Reds
Paris authorities jailed 36 Communist ex-deputies after a military tribunal found they carried out orders of the Communist International. Maximum penalties reached five years in prison and loss of civil rights. The trial centered on actions by the French Communist group during wartime directives.
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Paris
Alghi
Chamber of Deputies
Communist International
New Gas Firm Loses Suit in Arkansas Ruling
Circuit Judge Lawrence Auten denied a new trial in the Arkansas Louisiana Guns case to void a State Utilities Commission order. He granted the commission’s appeal to the state supreme court. Auten had set aside the order granting Louisiana Nevada Transit authority to distribute natural gas to southwest Arkansas industrial users in competition with Arkansas Louisiana. The motion for a new trial was filed by the commission, Louisiana Nevada Transit, the City of Hope, and Nape Brick Works.
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Little Rock
Lawrence Auten
Arkansas Louisiana Guns Company
State Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Auten
Louisiana-Nevada Transit Company
Arkansas
Arkansas Louisiana Company
Louisiana Nevade Company
City of Hope
Nape Brick Works
Three Suits Challenge Bailey Highway Refunding Act
In Pulaski circuit court Attorney General Jack Holt moves to dismiss three suits delaying the $140 million Bailey highway refunding measure. Governor Bailey and opponents clash as suits argue the act’s emergency clause and timing, with possible appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Tattle Rock
Puan Pae Rock Bis
Pulaski
Jack Holt
Carl E. Bailey
Bailey
Holt
Herman McKaskle
Ross Kennels
Kite
Het
Hobbies Highlight Kiwanis Meeting Speaker Stubbeman
A. CW Stubbeman spoke at the Hope Kiwanis luncheon on Wednesday about hobbies. He discussed his hobby the new cold storage joker and noted how men’s hobbies vary with use and change. Joe Nemec, Lt. Governor of Division seven, McKinsdy din miet, will speak at next week’s luncheon. Blaine Ellington attended, with Paul Tolleson and the club president in attendance.
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Stubbeman
Hope Kiwanis Club
Jungheon l
Barlow Wedneyday
Hame “Ter
Joe Nemec
McKinsdy
Din~miet
Ghb
Paul Tolleson
Annames
Blaine Ellington
Extension of Line to Serve Patmos Being Considered
Hope city council discussed extending the electric light line to Patmos in Hempstead county to serve about 50 or more potential customers. Drake and Patmos residents reported 44 willing customers. the superintendent estimated 60 or more ready to connect. Permission from the Arkansas Utilities Commission exists for seven miles from Hope, extended to Patmos pending county approval. Extension referred to Mayor Atkins and the water and light committee for further consideration.
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Patmos
Hempstead
Hope City
Drake
C. ©. Thomas
Arkansas Utilities Commission
Hope
W. S. Atkins
Water and Light Committee
Ief
Sweeney Copeland
Copelland
Copeland
Frank Rider
Hempstead County
Byers
M. M. Martin
W. H. Jackson
Dykes Springs
Jewell Moore
McFaddin
Thought Justice and the Constant Desire in Civic Life
A compact reflection on justice as an enduring aim guiding society toward ensuring each person receives fair treatment and dignified regard, framing polity and law as instruments to uphold universal rights and moral order.
Ring Eclipse of Sun Next Sunday See Annular Event
Pacific Director J. Hugh Pruett notes an annular eclipse will cross North America on April 7 with a 160 mile wide band from Chihuahua to Jacksonville. Maximum phase lasts minutes near the central line. outside this zone the sun appears as a thin crescent. Amateurs should use slow film, small stops, and exposures every five to ten minutes for best photos.
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J. Hugh Pruett
Pacific
American Meteor Society
North America
Arctic
U. S
Gulf States
Chihuahua
Mex
Austin
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
Biloxi
Miss
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Fla
Minneapolis
Juneau
Alaska
Bullitt Refuses Probe Stay. Leaves for Lisbon
Secretary Hull rejected Representative Fish request to keep Ambassador Bullitt in the United States two weeks to answer questions about remarks in a German White Paper. Bullitt denied imputations and cited family illness delaying his return to his post in Paris via Lisbon en route from New York.
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Washington
Hull
Fish
Rep. N
William C. Bullitt
France
United States
Warsaw
Bullitt
Britain
Germany
Canay
New York
Clipper
Lisbon
Portugal
Paris
British to Ignore Jap Puppet State
London reports the British Far Eastern policy remains unchanged. The government will continue recognizing Chiang Kai-Shek's Chung King government as China’s legitimate authority, despite the Japanese backed Central Government of China at Nanking established earlier.
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London
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
House of Commons
Central Government of
Wang Chinr-Wei
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shets
Trio in Serious Condition After Arkansas Car Crash
O Marie Wallace Orval Oliphant and Mildred Jones, WPA workers from Stamps, remained in serious condition after a Monday crash near Lewisville when driver Martin Mouser swerved to miss a bridge. Mouser’s injuries improved. a fourth victim had stabilized. A defective steering gear was blamed.
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Miss Oliphant
Miss Jones
Miguser
Mouser
Lewisville
Ark
WPA
Stamps
Roosevelt and Dewey Win Wisconsin Presidential Primaries
Early returns from Wisconsin show President Roosevelt with a strong lead over Garner in the Democratic direct vote and Dewey ahead of pro Vandenberg delegates on the Republican side. The balloting decides national convention delegates though the third term issue remains unsettled.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Wisconsin
Gardner
Dewey
Vandenberg
Michigan
Milwaukee
Wis
Guner
Iead
Sheboygan County
Sheboygan
Charles §. Broughton
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Youthful Red to Defy Dies Probers
Washington reports the Dies committee pressed a young Communist leader from Boston identified as Thomas O'Dea who refused to disclose the Young Communist League secretary at Harvard University. He cited potential economic pressure and constitutional rights violations if named.
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Washington
Dies
Thomas O'Dea
Boston
Young Communist League
Harvard University
Census Appointees Are Made Public in Hempstead County
The list of census enumerators for Hempstead County was released by Floyd E. Slaughter, assistant district supervisor, who urged missed workers or firms be reported to the Hope Chamber of Commerce. He praised the appointees for training, oath of confidentiality, and dedication to the Decennial Census begun in 1790, urging district residents to support their duties. Names include Amous Nath Rider, Patmos. John E. Wilson, Fulton. Clarence H. Collins, McNab. and many others across Hope, Nashville, Ozan, Washington, and McCaskill.
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Hempstead
Floyd E. Slaughter
el Dorado
Congress
Patmos
John E. Wilson
Fulton
Clarence H. Collins
McNab
Milton Eason
S. Ehn
Hope
Berlin
C. Hollis
Lois M. Lamb
South
Walnut Hope
Wingfield
David Stroud
East
Frank C. Malone
George S. Crews
Andrew R. Arrington
Byron Arnold
Byrd Reports New Lands Found On Antarctic Flight
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, commanding the United States Antarctic expedition, arrived at Punta Arenas Chile and announced new lands sighted during five flights. He said regions once thought to be islands by Sir Hubert Wilkins are part of the mainland and that Byrd is en route to the United States.
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Punta. Arenas
Chile
Richard E. Byrd
United States Antarctic Expedition
Byrd
Sir Hubert Wilkins
United States
Berlin declares decisive westward blow potential
Berlin asserts Goering as air force chief warns a decisive blow in the West against Britain and France, promising to choose the time to end the war without revealing blitzkrieg signals. Scandinavian and Belgrade reports cover neutrality fears, while London notes intensified air warfare with raids near Scapa Flow and convoy raids by German planes.
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Berlin
Fiel Matman
Goering
Adelaide
Germany
Poland
Air London
Britain
Asr
Andjlin
Admiralty
DNB
Scapa Flow
Senate Economy Blocked by Rivers and Harbors Addition
Senate appropriations subcommittee added 25 million dollars for rivers and harbors to the civil functions of the war department, widening the gap with economy plans. House panel moved to curb federal spending by reporting a military bill 87,357,660 below Roosevelt’s recommendations, totaling 785,999,094.
Bruner-Ivory Handle Company Team Tops Alton Cece Camp
Bruner-Ivory Handle Company softball team defeated Alton Cece Camp 12 to 16 in an exhibition at Fair Park on Tuesday night. The camp led until the seventh inning when Bruner tied it, and Kenneth Mattison doubled in the winning runs in extra innings. Free admission drew local spectators.
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Bruner-Ivory Handle Company
Alton Cece
Bruner
Kenneth Mattison
Bruner-evory
Fair Park
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