Arkansas farmers press spring work amid drought in Upper Arkansas valley
The Little Rock weather bureau reports rapid progress in spring plowing and planting despite drouth. Topsoil blows in upper valley and stock water is scarce in places. Subsoil moisture remains deficient, but potatoes and sweet potatoes are coming up, cotton planting begins in southern counties, early corn and oats show improvement, and most of the fruit crop survived Easter freeze with soil in good condition overall.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Little Hock
Bureau
Churchill Chosen to Lead Armed Services in War Windfall
Neville Chamberlain reshapes Britain’s war leadership naming Winston Churchill head of the armed services committee. Churchill gains oversight of strategy and operations while Lord Chatfield resigns as defense coordination minister. Churchill and General Gamelon coordinate with the Allied supreme war council in a joint, action oriented approach.
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Ministry of Supply
Churchill
Neville Chamberlain
Maurice Gunstave Gamel
Chiropractic Meet Seeks Unity Among Health Practitioners
Chiropractors from varied heating sciences call for wider public health collaboration. The state should include Chiropractic in public health services and state hospitals for the insane. Dr M L Evans of Little Rock elected president. Dr J C Cheney of Hot Springs vice president. Dr A M Bremger of Little Rock secretary treasurer. Board picks include Drs J W Cox Jonesboro Karl Lindquist Fort Smith Tena Murphy Little Rock C L Crump Magnolia and J E Shackelford Aline Bluff. Port Smith chosen as 1941 convention city to be held in April.
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M. L. Evans
Little Rock
J.C. Cheney
Hot Springs
A. M. Bremger
J. W. Cox
Jonesboro
Karl Lindquist
Fort Smith
Tena Murphy
C. L. Crump
Magnolia
J. E. Schackleford
Aine Bluff
Dr. Schackleford
Smith
Army order shows Polish counter espionage not airtight
The piece argues the Polish counter-espionage service was not utterly defooled yet had signs of stealth precautions, hampered by government. It cites a lack of will for war and claims Britain and France pressured Poland to provoke Hitler while Nazi forces prepared. The text references Matta Maris of 1940.
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House
Britain
France
Hitler
Bulljitt
Kennedy
White Bee
Stellung
Poland
Love of Jacksons by outdoor Lifels feature
Attorney General Robert Jackson discusses his rise from a Western New York upbringing to a national role. He recalls the Mellon tax case, his early ambition to be an orator, and how his daughter Mary Margaret influences his speeches. The piece paints a portrait of a man who loves horses and family, set against Washington life.
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Sigrid Arneay
Washington
Robert Jacksons
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Pittsburgh
Hogan
Mellon
Frank Hogan
Fittsburgh
New York
Frewsburg
N.Y
Robert
William Jennings Bryan
Mary Margaret
Smith
Jewsburg
Mary
Sprawling Portrait of Robert Jackson and Family Life
The narrative traces Robert Jackson’s rise from a Kingston New Yorker to a pivotal figure in the New Deal era. It notes his marriage in 1916, early law practice, entry into government work in 1933, and role in major cases including the holding company bill before the Supreme Court. The piece highlights his family, hobbies, and a key moment when his son Bill won Yale’s Ten Eyck prize before a ceremony with the president.
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Vale
Jackson
Jamestown
Div¢Kson
Irene
Gerhardt
Kingston
N.Y
Albany
Albany Law School
Robert Jackson
Lainestown
N. Y
New Deal
Bill
Red Hat
Supreme Court
White House
Jackon
Yale
Dad
Father
Washington
WE THE WOMEN United Front destroys marriages with shared flaws
A fragment discusses married couples forming a united front, merging two personalities into a single, self justifying stance. It notes how such couples erase individuality, attack others, and believe their virtues are unique, leading to contempt for friends and worsening relationships.
Weather Forecast War Efforts From Old Doe Weatherman
Washington dispatch notes how Atlantic weather readings, from Coast Guard ships and Alaskan stations to Siberian and Canadian broadcasts, influence Allied plans. It cites Canada secrecy, Soviet links, and German ruses, while contrasting past WWI gains with today’s partial reliability.
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Nea
America
Coast Guard
New York
Boston
Portland
Pal
Bermuda
Horta
United States
Japan
Canada
U. S
The Danger of a Collective Personality in Relationships
The passage warns that a couple may develop a collective personality that shifts from mutual happiness to contempt. It notes friends tearing others down for amusement and superiority, urging rules against building up this trait by faulting others. The attitude of we versus they threatens the relationship.
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