Community notices and church events excerpted date Apr 11
The text lists meetings and events across local groups including The Hopewell P T A Father and Son Banquet on April 20 and District Union at North Side Church of God in Christ on April 11. Yerger Band Mothers Club plans a Band Concert for April 27 and church missions hosted by Charity Baptist Church Texarkana on April 8.
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Hopewell P. T. A
Father and Son
North Side Church
Yerger
Mother's Club
Texatkeng
W. M. Erby
Rising Star Baptist Church
Charity Baptist Church
Texarkana
Texas
Missionary Society of Charity
Erby
National Sunday School Week Begins In New York
National Sunday School Week opens with the theme Sunday School The Guide to a Better World. The observance is sponsored by the Laymen's National Committee Inc an interfaith group and seeks to boost Sunday School attendance. Benjamin Franklin could play the harp guitar and violin.
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New York
Laymen's National Committee, Inc
Benjamin Franklin
Calhoun Names Target as Middleweights March Toward Title
New York undefeated cruiser Rory Calhoun served notice on middleweight contenders after his 20th straight win. Manager Frank Bachman named France’s Charley Homez as next, following Calhoun’s unanimous 10 round decision over Jackie LaBua at St Nicholas Arena. Calhoun, 28, with 10 KOs, weighed 161 pounds to LaBua’s 158 and faced a tough, cut-eyed opponent as he moves toward bigger rivals and a possible title shot.
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New York
Herman
Rory) Calhoun
Fast Company
Frank Bachman
France
Charley Homez
Tiger
White Plains
N. Y
Jackie LaBua
St. Nicholas Arena
Bachman
Charley Goldman
Calhoun
Husner
Rory
LaBua
Valley Stream
Mark Conn
Harold Barnes
Joe Vaccarella
Dallas Times Herald names winner in crossword contest
The Dallas Times Herald announced that M. P. Kelley, telegraph editor of the rival Dallas Morning News, won its weekly crossword puzzle contest and would receive 1380 dollars, including a 13 percent prize.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas Times Herald
M. P. Kelley
Telegraph
Dallas Morning News
The
Herald
Kelley
Vassar Girls Take On Snow Shoveling Duty
In Poughkeepsie New York ten Vassar College girls volunteered for snow removal after a 10 inch fall. Streets Superintendent Fred Healy hired them at 1.49 dollars per hour to unclog the municipal parking lot following an emergency call for help.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Vassar College
Fred Healy
Court Docket from Hope Arkansas April 9 1936
Municipal Court of Hope Arkansas lists numerous defendants and fines in driving and traffic cases. Pleas guilty and fines range from five to fifty dollars with several cash bonds forfeited for offenses including drunkenness reckless driving speeding improper parking and operating a vehicle without proper public service. Local and state docket items include driving on wrong side of road red light violations and possession of untaxed intoxicating liquor.
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Municipal Court of
Buddy Finn
Fred Scott
Lillie May Howard
Dale Flowers
Green Walker
James E. Luttrull
Dural May
Eugene Collums
David L. Russell
Nober H. Johnson
Dennis Arps
M. E. Marshall
Joseph B. Swift
Charles Ward
Amzy Barker
Fults and Sherry Corp
Royal subscriber bonus noted by Times Herald
A cent bonus was awarded for having been a royal subscriber to the Times Herald for a span of 10 to 15 years, marking recognition of long time readership.
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Times Herald
Arkansan Has Major Voice in Farm Bill
Congressman Gathings from Arkansas chairs the conference committee drafting a farm bill compromise. The panel, five top Agriculture members from both parties, works through long sessions to blend House and Senate versions into a unified bill for final approval and presidential signature.
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Arkansan
Farm Bill
Gordon Brown
Washington
Gath- Ings
D-Ark
Congress
House
Senate
Huse
Sente
Orig
Agriculture
Gathings
House Agriculture Committee
Plea Guilty in Motor Vehicle Authority Case
Authly and others plead guilty to operating a motor vehicle without Public Service Commission authority. Fines $100 each, fines suspended on some terms. Forfeiture of $100 cash bond and costs. Names include James A. Fults Sherry Corp Murrah Campbell Tomlinson Bros Emzy Barker Michigan Fruit Canners Clint Docket Frank Douglass dba Crescent Drug Co. v Lawrence McPherson. Account action for $4.08 dismissed on motion of Plaintiff.
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James A. Fults
Sherry Corp
Public Service Commission
Southern State Sales Company
Murrah Campbell
Tomlinson Bros
Emzy Barker
Michigan Fruit Canners
Clint Docket
Frank Douglass
Gathings Recalls Skeptical Constituent Call About Agriculture Work
Gathings related a Arkansas constituent doubting his nighttime labor on agriculture. A long distance call warned he was "working" but could be reached next morning. He noted the caller’s worry and that Mrs. Gathings knew he was indeed working.
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Gathings
Arkansas
Rockefeller to speak at Arkansas development event
Winthrop Rockefeller will headline the annual April gathering and speak at the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission event. Rep Hays will introduce Rockefeller. Mark A Hollabaugh of Osceola is slated to be the next president. Sen O Mahoney rode in support, with ties to previous mitigation work and Justin in the background.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansis Industrial Development Commission
Hays
Uo-Arky
Rockefeller
Mark A. Hollabaugh
Osceola, Ark
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