County Agent Advises Solid Prep for Six Weeks of Plowing
Oily Adams county agent urges ers to act and feed their animals carefully to maintain health and reduce injuries during six weeks of work on horses and mules. He notes needed plowing prep, weather conditions, and a plan to move stock at 24 miles per hour with adjustments for draft. Feeding increases efficiency. specify grain and hay ratios and gradual grain introduction over two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliy Adams
Ers
Lida
Encele the 40 hour week and wartime production policy
The piece argues to repeal the 40 hour week as it interferes with production and urges ending frills not vital to the war. It calls for a single production head, coordinated effort, and a strong labor policy by Congress to remove jealousies and accelerate wartime output. It compares American resolve with Britain and stresses national unity to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Faoland
Fes
Washington
France
Donald Net
Stafford Cripps
England
Germany
Pepes
Congress
Connally Bill Urged to Open Labor Legislation Debate
A senate leader urged open discussion of the Connally bill covering all labor issues. He criticized House labor bills being stalled in the Senate Education and Labor Committee and argued Congress must pass laws curbing excessive profits on net contracts, noting this could be considered with the Connally measure.
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Senate
House of
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
House
Congress
Word forword and deed in wartime leadership
A portrait of a commander whose rhetoric matches his actions in war. From Bataan to Manila, his blunt calls to fight and endure shape allies and foes alike. The piece likens him to Lincoln in cadence and impact, noting his influence on morale and strategy through resolute speech and bold commands.
Paroles granted to four area inmates by state board
Four parolees from southwest Arkansas were named among 46 prisoners pardoned or paroled by the State Pardons and Parole Board. Local names include Robert Hollaway of Howard county jailed since July 26, 1941 for forgery and uttering. Guy B. Wright of Lafayette county jailed since August 18, 1941 for arson. Also paroled were Wiley Freison of Hempstead county jailed since February 4, 1941 for burglary and grand larceny. Tommy Walker of Nevada county jailed since January 9, 1941 for burglary and grand larceny.
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Arkansas
State Pardons and Parole Board
Robert Hollaway
Howard County
Guy B. Wright
Lafayette County
Wiley Freison
Hempstead County
Tommy Walker
Nevada County
Waivers Expand Cotton Diversion Rules for 1943 Farms
The article explains adjusted waivers on cotton acreage diversion under the 1943 Supplementary Cotton Program. It details that farms with high plantings of peanuts for oil, American Egyptian cotton, or soybeans for oil may receive broader diversion allowances. The provision ties diverted cotton acreage to the highest planted in 1939-41, minus upland cotton planted, subject to specific acreage conditions for peanuts, American-Egyptian cotton, and soybeans. It notes the intent to reduce cotton plantings where large crops shift acreage, and references a speaker discussing the fight spirit.
Baptist Plan Continued From Page One at First Baptist
The Friday announced program lists 10 59 Sunday Morning events with Prelude by Mrs. Jess Davis organ Invocation reception of new members and visitors special music Christ Arose God So Loved the World and There Was No Other Way among cantata numbers under Claude Taylor. 7 30 Sunday Evening features Palm Branches Holy Holy There Is a Fountain Filled With Blood and There Was No Other Way with choirs and duets conducted by Claude Taylor and led by the First Baptist choir and women and mixed voices.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
William R.hamilton
Thanksusser
Wagner
Jessi Davis
Choi
Lowry
Claude Taylor
Worrell
Mendeiesohn
Waure
Jess Davis
Elzar
Olive
God
George Keith
Otho Taylor
Christ
Hueyn Pennybaker
Laura Douglass
Waymane Taylor
Jesus
Hopkins
Gin Rummy for the Masses by Ray Peacock
An essay tracing gin rummy from its origins to modern play, joking about its spread among the masses. It discusses early rules, social uptake in kitchens and taverns, and the staged resistance by traditional games.
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Ray Peacock
Wide World
New York
Malreo
Joe
Ue Pairigiens
Opden
Utah
Leavine
Methodist Good Friday Service at First Methodist Church
The annual Good Friday service at First Methodist Church Se cond and Pine Streets runs Friday night from 12:00 to 1:00. It features seven meditative sermons on the seven last words of Christ with scripture prayer and hymns followed by communion. Intermissions allow worshipers to enter and leave as the climactic readings play through the building's amplifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Second
Pine Streets
Christ
Church News and Upcoming Services at Local Churches
Church notices highlight wartime devotion with a Sunday program at First Methodist Church Pine and Second Keimeth. April 5 events include choir solos and baptisms. sermons focus on triumph over sin and love. First Pentecostal Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 am and evening services, inviting attendance.
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First Methodist Church
Keimeth
Munday Agvil & W.S. C
Crigley
Alma Kyler Circle
Prentier
Taipom
First Pentecostal
Cuuren
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Easter Service Preview
Hope Gospel Tabernacle prepares for a major Easter Sunday program with anticipated large Sunday School attendance and a 11:00 a m service featuring Evangelist Bird Uf Campbell and Rev Cuyar hell. The day includes Sunday School at 9:45 a m and morning preaching at 11, with the Ambostators Union at 6 45 p m and Evangelistiew Berview on telephoto. Sunday night services complete the weekend lineup.
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Tabernacle
T's
Bird Uf Campbell
Cuyar Hell
Freachiog
Survie
Chriss Ambostators Union
Evangelistiy Berview
Gambling Education and Social Shifts Mentioned in Old Column
A fragmentary column recalls people learning poker and social trends in clubs and hotels, noting discreet lessons, new mathematical devices, and the desire to improve odds. It hints at a lesson system costing small sums and mentions aims like winning friends and influencing people and job prospects.
Desserts for Sugarless Day Spring Specials
Mrs Alexander George, wide World Food Editor, shares sugar free, make ahead spring dessert ideas. Recipes include Suffolk Dessert Mix and Prune Surprise with prunes, orange juice and nuts, plus The Bax Special gelatin dessert using pineapple juice and egg yolks. Also notes on cork oak harvesting limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Wide World
Suffolk
Revival effort urged at Tabernacle on West Sunday
Evangelist and Mrs Bird J Campbell conclude three weeks revival and invite all not attending Sunday School or church elsewhere to visit the Tabernacle on West Sunday. The notice emphasizes visitors will be strangers only once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird J. Campbell
Tabernacle
Tiberoacele
Manners Guide On Wedding Etiquette From 1940s Quebec Tale
Questionable etiquette piece recaps guidance on wedding timing reception dance and cake cuts. Advises certainty for eloping if pressed, clarifies seating at receptions, and notes bouquet toss tradition as customary. Mentions Quebec production of fine tunics as unrelated trivia.
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Beloin
Hig Flancee
Sare
Gruem
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