Republican Returns and Names From Primary Vary Across States
In fragmented returns from numerous precincts the Republican side shows Dewey with 213,530 votes while Hershey leads the lieutenant governor race with 209,175 and 110,788 for other offices. Benja Adamowski and James M. Slattery appear as insurgent contenders, and Arthur Vandenberg contends in Nebraska feeds. Democratic senatorial prospects include Burke and Gay with tight contest signals arising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Harry B. Hershey
John Steele
Benja Adamowski
James M.slattery
Rye
Arthur Vandenberg
Edward R
Bright Star and Zion Home Demonstration Club Reports
An all day meeting featured demonstrations and a covered dish lunch with notices of upcoming gatherings. Bright Star and Zion clubs elect officers and leaders for gardening poultry home management and other roles, plus plans for April and May meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodson
G. A. Prince
Bright Star
Garland Darwin
Severs
Pew
Fenton
Miss Fletcher
Bove
Fletcher
Kelley
Darwin
Mouser
Garrett
Schaffer
James
C. 5. Boyce
Walker
Yarberry
Latte’ Boyce
Lottie Boyce
C. E. Boyce
Home Demonstration Club Plans and Activities at Mt Nebo
Members discussed improving living rooms with new furniture ideas, and Mrs. Hollis Mullins joined the club. Miss Cheek weighed and vaccinated eight children, Mrs. Vernon Pate became food and nutrition leader, Norma Wiggins assistant recreational leader. A county forest planting project involved 1000 trees. plans to plant shrubs at Mt Nebo cemetery were set. Nine members attended with one new member and a visitor. minutes were read by the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Zion ~Home Demonstration Club
Zion Church
Ava Lewis
Ruby Lewis
J. D. Webb
Charlie Balch
Charlie Lewis
George Kinsey
Robert Chism
Seaford Mbore
Daisy Kinseys
Wilbur Harris
Jewell Lewis
Mary, Harris
Lee. Arnold
Worthy Lewis
J. D. Barnes
Alex Kinsey
Project Charman
Jim Bohanan
Harry Chisn
Martha Barnes
Chards
Melrose
Melrose Home Demonstration Club
Giles Hats
P. J. Holt
Hatsfield
Jobe
Fred
Ing
Ain
C. P. Zimmerly
Mem
Norman Wiggins
Hollis Mullins
Giles Hatfield
Washington
Miss Cheek
Vernon Pate
Norma Wiggins
John Sparks
Uhisah
Dorsey Burns
John Laha
L. &. Sommervillest Farm
Arkansas Forestry Commission
Mt. Mebo
W. A. Powell
Get Out That Pole It Is Fishin Time
AP Feature Service notes April opens fishing season with tall tales and hopeful anglers. states in the East and Middle Atlantic start rout fishing, rods and reels come out, open seasons begin locally. Fishing license sales likely to top 10 million again, with thrill seekers spending near $1 million in excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
East
Middle Atlantic
Empire of the Sky Nonsense and a Stormy Sea
Val Douglas endures a brutal Pacific dawn as the Nortien Belle battles jagged seas and a rising storm. Eddie Cavalier obsesses over Val while a tense crew fights to secure mining gear and keep morale intact amid roaring winds and looming danger.
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Cape Haggerty
Pacific
Val
Steve Hansen
Stevie
Hansen
Wong Lee
Barney MacGregor
San Francisco
Boxing Commission
Mike Kelly
Eddie Cavalier
Eddie
Wong
Steve Hanesen
Mess
Barney
Miss Douglas
Mack Gregor
MacGregor
Atg Bo
Angling lore and nature notes from a periodical page
The column blends fishing wisdom with home made tackle debates and hatchery fish views. It cites anglers arguing luck versus skill, fish behavior, and the role of conservation work in boosting fishing spots. Also notes on glass snakes and a nod to Shirley Temple as the youngest in Who's Who in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neimanner
Legal Notice on J W Moore Slaughter House at Dyke Springs
The J W Moore slaughter house on Dyke Springs road near Hope Arkansas will operate from 1am to 6am daily except Sundays. All buyers and slaughtering animals for sale in Hope must use the facility. Slaughtering price is 1.00 per animal with inspection fees of 40c for cattle, 25c for hogs, 2c5 for sheep or goats. Evan W Wray, City Meat Inspector, spoke on hours and fees.
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J. W. Moore
Dyke Springs
City of Hope
Ark
City of Hope, Ark
Ora
Evan W
Wray City
Safety Council in Meeting Tuesday in Howe Industry
The Howe Industrial Safety Council held its monthly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Seven minor accidents across five large plants in the month were discussed with causes identified and prevention measures planned. Blaine Ellington, state employment manager, spoke on safety programs and accident reduction. Members include foremen from Hendricks, Hope Basket Co, L. H. Rogers, Gunter Lumber, Henry Gray, Hope Ink, H C Hicks, United Compress & Warehouse, and R O Byard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe | Industrial ‘Safety Corneil
Chamber of Commerce
Mara
Blaine Elington
Hepo
Mae Po
Jah
Oper Penton Pallionde
Sazy
Tet Hendricks
Hope Basket Gr Pany
L. H. Rogers
Gunter Luimbéi Company
Henry Gray
Hopa
Hand Ink Company
H .C. Hicks
Untaf Compress & Warehouse Company
RO. Byard
Britner-Ivory Flint Company
W.C. Beater
Ls Ureey
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Lynes
Srwlliams
Gal
Han
Harry W. Shiver
D.P.L
Stoneville
D.P.L. Stoneville
Rowden
E.M. McWilliams Seed Store
General Electric
Hope Hardware Company
Sweeney Copeland
K. O. CAVALIER _ everry eronprieto
Pop Grimes
Kelso
Pop
America
Shirley Temple
Safety Council
LIFE
Tom Rigby
Carolina Shirt Factory
WINGS
Fiedhont
Greenville
Boston
Frisco
Progresa
Ladies ‘ Specialty Shop
Setanta
Detroit
Dodge
B. R. Hamm Motor CO
Thied and
Walgut Sts
Hups, Ark
Your Lodge
Plymouth
Ceuter
Oy Et Ae
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