Not Enough Land in Cultivation to Support Arkansas
Fragmented OCR notes discuss land limits, agriculture in Arkansas, Iowa prosperity, and a crisis of arable Acres per capita. Mentions University of Arkansas, agronomy, and government aid as potential remedies.
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Arkansas
Crandall
Extiisdea
University of Arkansas
Agricutine Aviaisas
Atialls
Catiassy
Istehithan
Gti
Isnanail Retuenis
Staniard Gefang
Gari
Hanel
Renattin
Abel
Anelvie
France and Britain Oppose Democratic Radicals in Power Shifts
The piece traces a shift toward friendship with fascist figures, noting Britain and France moving away from liberal policies. It discusses postwar governance, debt, and radical party dynamics, highlighting leaders like MacDonald and Chamberlain, and compares the United States’ stance amid global political changes. It cites radio and government strategies and forecasts future European power realignments.
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France
Great Britain
Hay
United States
Romney MacRonald
MacDonald
Labor Party
Neville Chamberlain
Sherahan
Bantanptey
Hermes
Italy
Unknown fragmentary note with garbled names and terms
Fragmented OCR text lists unclear terms and invented names, making it difficult to identify a coherent event or subject. The readable parts hint at unrelated items including places and people, but no concrete action or conclusion emerges.
Relief bill proposal delays aid to work relief program
President proposes 114 billions for work relief through federal programs delaying immediate legislation. Congress urged quick action with funding aimed at seven months of field work and equipment purchases. Postmaster at Malvern, Ark referenced amid broader questions on dates and approvals.
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Wasitiingtcon
Els Presider
Congressionit
Lelows Ageeuel
Billie
President
Seine
Malvern
Ark
Purchase of L.A. T. by L. A. Is Favored
Reported support in Washington signals approval of a proposed acquisition by Lewis and Aykanna Rahway Co. The Luzitania Africa Company is mentioned in connection with the purchase terms and potential strategic reorganization, with officials expected to finalize details soon.
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Washington
Uly Jatorstinle Orminergs Challastan Gaines Jeeemneneler Maoneliy
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Eerie Tresieny Walborize
Lowisnane & Aykanna Rahway Co
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Republic Steel Denies Labor Board Indictment
Republic Steel denies an indictment by the National Labor Relations Board over the death of three CIO workers in Mississippi, Ohio. The firm challenges the board’s findings, arguing lack of support and detailing disputed actions by Girdler and others within the company.
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Republic Steel
Cleveland
Sunrise Easter Service Planned at Hope Stadium
The annual city-wide Sunrise service will be held at 6 30 a m at Hope Stadium weather permitting with 2500 expected attendees. General Chairman Roy Anderson appointed committees to organize worship, music, grounds and platform, publicity, transportation and other logistics for a smooth gathering.
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Te Sueonel
Stanlay
Admui
Roy Anderson Hag
Ancersari
Jobat Wellber
Mite Holland
Jim Jones
Charawn
B. Cassidy
WH. Mann
Albert Chaves
Eddie Syragins
Foy Hallnioess
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Erwin
Williams
Brice Kaufiar
Local Talent Play Draws Large Interest In Town
A bustling local talent event draws wide community attention with vocal numbers, dances, and a wedding themed scene. Notables include Mia Basen, Kawlinger, Perkins, and the Wardeling cast. The proceedings feature a minister, Jan Rearden, and a roster of performers led by Steve Akins and Dexter Bar Chitford among many others.
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Mittan Basen
Kawlinger
Wodgfield Straud
Hie
Valie
Mars Perkins
Aother
The
Pride
Ma Perkins
Hosh
Henry
Herbert Ciaffint
Howe
Jan Rearden
Miin Roasen
Green
Whelaas Cannan
Janes Cheatin Coy
Demure
Kenest Ridgehll
Jon McCulley
Mel
Aloopond Rogers
Sing Muse
Jim Bearcynhe
Flower Irl
Steve Akins
Dexter Bar Chitford
Speedy
Hussary
Jay James
Lawson Glover
Lyman Armstrone
Former Blevins Woman Dies in Longview Texas
Mrs T L Phillips formerly of Blevins dies at her Longview Texas home on Monday April Funeral services were held there the next day with burial in a Longview cemetery Surviving are her husband six daughters Mrs Curry Avery of Blevins Mrs R L Harvis of Overton Texas Mrs W E Lotter of Fayetteville Arkansas Misses Pearl Myrtice and Tombye Faye Philips both of Longview
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T.L. Phillips
Blevins
Longview
Texas
Mon
Curry Avery
R. L. Harvis
Overton
W. E. ‘Lotter
Fayetteville, Ark
Pearl Myrtice
Tombye Faye Philips
Lonaview
Fish Fry Set For 7 On Monday At War Park
The Young Business Men's association postpones last week due to storms and announces a fish fry at War Park Monday at seven. Albert Graves City Attorney Atkins will preside. A small admission is charged to cover expenses. Hope High School football squad will attend as guests.
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Young Business Men's Association
War Park
Albert Graves
City
Torney Wls
Atkins
Isd
Hope High School
Nolen Elected by County Farm Bureau
The Farm Bureau members gathered for a meeting led by TH WH Huskey as Hampstad county president. About 150 farmers attended to study the 1938 national farm program and the new incentive provisions affecting acreage allocations for cattle, farms, and related topics.
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Blevins
Cummanity
TH. WH. Huskey
Hampstad
Blevins High Selaol
Meeting Seas Tay
Ce Ee
Whitney Five to Ten Years for Grand Larceny
Tony Whither, founder of Whitney & Co, pleaded guilty to two indictments charging first degree larceny of securities entrusted to his care by New York Yacht Club members and family. Judge Owen Boban sentenced him to five to ten years on each count, with concurrent terms.
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New York
Richard Whitney
Lueilierant Vroker
New York Stock Exchange
Tony Whither
Rachid Whitney & Co
Bel
Qwen Boban
Tun
Austria Votes for Union Unanimously
Berlin dispatch reports Austria voted to join Greater Germany with broad, Hitler-backed support. Citizens reportedly approved the union while a Reichstag loyalist slate was set to convene, as annexation moves proceed amid heightened propaganda and international concern.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Midler
Attia
Dr Townsend Sentenced After Court Refusal to Intervene
Washington report states the U S Supreme Court refused to intervene in a 30 day jail sentence for contempt of a house committee. Dr Francis B E Townsend pension plan author remains in custody as the ruling stands.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
House
Francis BE. Townsend
France and Italy move toward conciliation in Daladier era
Paris reports Daladier government ready to align with British conciliatory policy as tensions with Italy ease. Geneva notes Britain seeks possible recognition of Italy’s conquests and asks the League to discuss the Ethiopian question at the May 9 council session.
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Paris
France
Italy
Edouard Daladier
Geneva
Switzerland
League Council
Burke Exonerated by Coroner Jury
Burke Exonerated after coroner jury at West Memphis found no blame in the fatal shooting of a suspected negro boxcar robber. Homer Burke, Popular Bluff special agent for MN Pacific, described a band of Memphis negro robbers targeting merchandise trains since January 1, 1938, with a pursuit ending in a fatal exchange. The jury’s ruling leaves the case with unresolved questions as investigators seek the gunman’s identity and accomplice.
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Homer Burke
Popular Bluff
Pacifie
Hope
West Memphis
Burke
Str
Memphis
McGehee
Ark
Memhis
Rock Island Junction
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Memgalis
Byoni
Liev
Ua Speal Serenity
Henry Jones, McGehee
Local Physician Appointed to State Chiropractic Board
Governor Bailey renewed notice that Dy, FC Crow of Dex Crow & Cry has been appointed to the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners. The board, with three chiropractors, issues licenses after examinations. Other members: Dr. WK Murphy of Little Rock and Dr. J.T Gearley of El Dorado. Crow succeeds Dr. WH Ferguson whose term expired April 7. Crow is a Boone county native with ties to Searcy county, Clark, Nevada and Rempstead counties.
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Dy, FC
Crow
Dex Crow & Cry
Carl E. Bailey
State Board of Chiropractic Examiiers
WK. Murphy
Lite Rock
J.T Gearley
el Dorado, Jr
WH. D. Ferguson
Hot Springs
Boone County
Searcy County
Clark
Nevada
Rempstead
Public Interest Comes First Court Decision Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a chancery order dismissing H C Beaty's suit against State Auditor Oscar Humphrey and state agencies over barber law. The ruling supports public health and safety priorities over private rights and affirms the 2,750 dollar verdict against Missouri Pacific for a nail injury in North Little Rock yards. It also reverses several mortgage and bank foreclosure rulings involving Reed, Futrall, McMorella, and Stager, invalidating a probate mortgage authorization and clarifying collateral claims.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski Chancery
H.C. Beaty
Oscar Humphrey
Origunal
Reed
Columbia Chancery
Bucknet
Beck
BP McMorella
J. M. Stager
Kathryn Wilkinson
McMorella
Stager Caim
Criminal session of Hempstead Circuit Court opens
The Hempstead Circuit Court criminal session opened in Washington with juries completing two trials before noon. Robert Stuart was found guilty of burglary with a two year suspended sentence. Roosevelt Neal was exonerated on a joint verdict. Ernest Buchanan was guilty of stealing chickens and sentenced to one year. George Thomas faces assault with intent to kill. Ottis Reynolds and Ford Pennington pled guilty to grand larceny, each sent to the negro boys industrial school for one year. Hope municipal court adjourned with costs carried to April 18.
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Hempstead
Washington
Robert Stuart
Roosevelt Neal
Stuart
Earnest Buchanan
George Thomas
Ontrigh
Willie Carr
Ottis Reynolds
Ford Pennington
Negro Boys Industrial School
Lee DeVaughn
Hope
Muncipial Court
Spring Hill to Be County Sing Host
The Hempstead County Singing convention will meet at Spring Hill April 17. It is expected several good voices will attend. Bring your luncheon and enjoy the day.
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Spring Hill
County Singing Convention
Hempstead
Thought on Heaven and Being Before Heaven
A brief reflection attributed to Stanford notes that true heaven may lie in the moment before arriving there, suggesting spiritual readiness or contemplation as a prerequisite to eternal peace. The quote implies inner preparation precedes heavenly ascent.
Cotton Opens Higher In New Orleans Market
New Orleans cotton opened Monday at 6.75 and closed at 8.74 amid light trading. Spat cotton closed quietly at three points higher as saddling moved to 8.84.
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New Orleans
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