The Wary Word on War and Silent Propaganda
A critique argues that readers must resist biased foreign reporting and avoid rushing the United States into war. It warns against propaganda from internationalists who favor Britain and France and urges Americans to consider independence from entangling alliances, citing Hoover and cautious paths to peace.
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Red River Dam at Denison Urged by U S Engineers
U S engineers pressed for construction of a Red River flood control dam at Denison linking a system to protect Texas and Oklahoma. The plan involves a multi mile structure with power generation potential, backed by state and local groups, amid debate over flood relief scope and costs.
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Unclear Typing Puzzle From Fragmented OCR
Fragmented text presents scrambled word lists and odd phrases. It asks which words should not be there in several garbled sequences and ends with a partial instruction and page cue.
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Hope Woman Dies in Los Angeles Hospital
Mrs A de Gonel, 49, of Hope, died Monday in a Los Angeles hospital after an illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday from the family home with Rev. Ire RL Harrison of the First Methodist Church of Heng officiating. Burial will be in Rose Lawn Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, two sons Harold Simpson of Hope and Robert Shoajsme of Los Angeles, Bryan, Dick, Hebert, Vernon Simpson all of Their, one daughter Evelyn Simpson of Tropes, two brothers Dick Johnson of El Doras and Elder Johan of Clue canny Airecasters, and several others including Mrs Edhel Narn and Mrs Marie Buchanan, both of Midleton, Ohio.
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Delegation Seeks Highway Aid For Gravel Road
A delegation from Cattle River county citizens met with Governor Bailey and state officials in Little Rock to press for funding to asphalt a 42 mile stretch of gravel highway 42 between Ashdown and the Gidahome border. The group, led by Sheriff D. G. Sanderson and Floyd Bryan, urged equal consideration with other federal funds requests. officials indicated a decision would be weighed among many applications.
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Kiwanis Club Is Entertained Here At Mes LaDella Ogburn Event
Kiwanis members heard a musical program presented at a Hope club meeting by students from Mes LaDella Ogburn's School of Dancing. Lee Toner and Roy Crine organized the closing cam, with performances including a sung number by Billy Bolt Herndon Jr, an Irish lip dance by Martha Marylyn McGinns, and a soft shoe feature by Shirley Gibson Tepay Williams and Eunice Dale Bakey. Mrs. Ogburn directed. Harry Phelps discussed a trip to New Mexico.
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Roy Crine
Cote Woes
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Kiwanisebah
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Din Oxgburn
Martha Marylyn McGinns
Shirley Gibson
Tepay Williwhas
Eunice Dale Bakey
Ogburn
Malvern Man Seeks Circuit Judge Seat in Seventh District
Malvern resident Thomas Toler Sr filed his candidacy for circuit judge of the Seventh District. The filing aims to succeed the current holder, with local names and party details noted in early campaign reporting.
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Easter Morning Prayer Service Set for Hope High Stadium
Arrangements are nearly complete for the second annual Easter Morning Prayer Service led by the Hope Ministerial Alliance at Hope High School stadium. If weather prevents outdoor proceedings, the high school auditorium will be used. A platform before the west stands will host speakers and singers from city churches will participate. The one hour service opens at 6:30 a.m. Rev. Fred Morrison, pastor of First Methodist and another local church, will deliver the sermon. A souvenir program features a lithographed Jesus scene. 1500 copies were printed due to limited funds and will be distributed by Girl Scouts.
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Pie Supper Saturday at Des Ann for cemeteries
There will be a pie supper at Des Ann Saturday night April 2% Proceeds will be shared between Holly Grove and DeAnn cemetery associations. Those unable to attend are urged to send terminances. The event is sponsored by the Young People of DeRum community CM Burke of that community.
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Proverb Study Sparks Philosophy Debate
A fragment hints at a discussion on Proverbs mis guiding philosophy and the idea that study may be more destructive than constructive, noting a teacher or thinker named in passing and a call for deeper analysis.
Britain and Italy to Sign Peace Pact on Saturday
A pact ending hostilities dating to the Ethiopian war era was framed to be signed Saturday in Rome between Britain and Italy. The accord drew praise from King Farouk of Egypt as a strong peace guarantor amid ongoing Franco-Spanish tensions and broader European concerns.
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Pie Supper Friday at Oaklind School
The Bright sin Home Demonstration club sponsors a pie supper and musical program Friday night at Oaklind school. The program begins at 7:30 PM. The public is invited to attend.
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Easter Parade Contest for Hope Camera Fans
Hope Camera Club announces an Easter Sunday contest for amateur photographers in the Hope area. Submit glossy prints of church-goers at the Easter parade by 6 pm Monday, April 18, for a chance at prizes totaling $10 plus a $1 layout bonus.
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Calhoun Escapees Recaptured on Tuesday in Little Rock
Two men, Jack Shin and Austin Boyette, jailed for breaking out of Hampton Calhoun County jail on March 25 and assaulting the jailer, were retaken on a residential street in Little Rock Tuesday. They claimed to have looted another car in Camden with firearms believed to belong to an officer.
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Buster) Shin
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Fifteenth Anniversary of Central Church Pastor
MAGNOLIA Ark The Rev J B Luck pastor of the Central Baptist church celebrated his fifteenth anniversary in Magnolia After graduating from Ouachita college in 1909 he held pastorships at Crossett Warren Monticello De Queen Winthrop Ashdown Lewisville Stamps and smaller charges in Hempstead Guernsey and Ola prior to his Magnolia work
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Polly Rouse Named Texas Home Agent for Nacogdoches
Miss Polly Rouse, who has served as Home Demonstration Agent in Miller and Hempstead counties, is appointed to the same position in Nacogdoches County Texas. Her headquarters will be in Nacogdoches and the appointment takes effect April 3.
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Mind Your Manners Questions on Smoking Etiquette
Reader tests social usage with scenarios about girls offering cigarettes, accepting smoke, saying thanks, and smoking in a hosts home. The authoritative answers rank courtesy and consideration, noting that polite behavior prevails and disregard is thoughtless.
Pay Adjustment for Paper Mill in Crossett
Deputy Labor Commissioner Harry Malcolm announced Crossett Paper Mill reached a wage adjustment adding 2 to 5 cents per hour for various jobs and cutting 3 to 5 cents for three assignments. The minimum rose to 38 cents per hour while the maximum reached $1.40 per hour. The agreement did not involve union recognition and set terms for time and overtime.
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Court Recesses Until Thursday in Hempstead Circuit
Hempstead circuit court at Washington recessed at noon Tuesday until 9 p m Thursday after disposing of several cases in the morning session. A jury exonerated George Thomas, a Negro, of assault with intent to kill Willie Carr. Mrs. Emory Thompson of Fulton received a $10,000 judgment against W C Edwards for auto accident injuries near Magnolia. J S Conway Jr. was dismissed on verdict of the prosecutor. Matthew Matlock pleaded guilty to burglary and grand larceny, sentenced to one year. Robert Stuart pleaded guilty to verbal abuse, sentenced to two years in the negro boys industrial school. Fat Taylor convicted of forgery and uttering, sentenced to two years. Remaining cases include Horace Vines and others for grand larceny. Dave Williams, assault with intent to kill, Lint Simpson, involuntary manslaughter, Dewell Roberts, fuse pirelease. Carl Elis disposing of property subject to landlord's lien. James Taylor first degree murder. Willie Davis assault with intent to kill.
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Magnolia
Robert Stuart
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Dave Williams
Auditor Will Be in Hope April 29
Sarle Berveton, auditor of the State Department of Revenues, will be in Hope Friday, April 29 to assist taxpayers of Hope and surrounding territory in preparing their state income tax returns. Mr. Screewa can be found at the local revenue office. East Second Street. Persons having difficulty with filling out their income tax reports. Dor eo ake Mr. Soneotony
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Soneotony
Proposals Target Federal Workers At Major Conventions
Washington bills seek to bar government employees from party caucuses and conventions that nominate national leaders. Senate plans to vote after recess as Hatch pushes the measure amid Democratic objections. Also in Washington, agriculture funding totals rise to about 951 million for next year with surplus purchase earmarks. Hempstead County, Arkansas added to a proposed marketing area for early potato production, expanding state coverage to 41 Arkansas counties.
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Homer Adkins Elected President Of Arkansas TB Association
Homer M. Adkins collector of internal revenue at Little Rock was elected president of the Arkansas Tuberculosis Association at the 13th annual convention. Other officers named included county representative directors J. D. Reynolds of Camden for Ouachita county and Dr. W. E. Riley of El Dorado for Union county.
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Hope Woman Dies After Nine Month Illness
Mrs. J. D. Cummings, 84, died Tuesday morning at 03 West Listh street after a nine month illness. A Hope resident for ten years, she is survived by a brother A. V. Dowell of Little Rock and a nephew C. L. Collings of Hope. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Methodist Church with Rev. Fred R. Morrison officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery. Her sister, the late Mrs. C. O. Jennings, wife of the Rev. C. G. Jennings, was a former Hope pastor's wife.
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Aaron Dies at 47 in Fulton Home Funeral Wednesday
R B Aaron 47 died Monday at his Fulton home after a period of illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at New Hope cemetery south of Hope. He is survived by his widow and five children.
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Cotton Prices Edge Higher in New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans spot cotton trade Tuesday, open at 872 and close around 8.85. Middling cotton finished barely steady, up about 11 points to around 8.95.
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