Bill the Army Sailor Sends Lawn Mowers News
A hardware merchant recalls a salesman named Bill who sent a postcard from Camp Bawche Texas announcing he has joined the Army. The firm pays Bill 50 percent commissions on sales to his regular customers as he serves Uncle Sam, and operations push the lawnmower sale forward despite the change.
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Bill
Camp Bawche
Texas
Ise
Sam
Two Girls Drown as Car Plunges Into Wash-Out
A car drove off a washed out bridge on the Cave Springs Lowell road, trapping Dorothy Ellen Price 13 and Bernice Beard 19 who drowned. Price’s father Bert Price suffered internal injuries and crushed legs. Dorothy Ellen’s body was recovered downstream Saturday. Bernice Beard’s body remained missing. Frances Price 16, sister of Dorothy Ellen, escaped and helped his father.
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Hogers
New Cave Springs- Lowell Road
Rogers
Dorothy Ellen Price
Bert Price
Bernice Beare
Lassie Beard
Aebs Ac
Etry- Anak Price
Frances Price
Dorothy Ellen
Safety Council boosts industrial safety and efficiency
The Hope Industrial Safety Council organized about a year ago by John M. Guthrie and R. P. Rowell shows success with a drop in accidents, including February’s only minor incident. Foremen, monthly plant reports, and worker merit buttons promote safer work and lower insurance costs.
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Hope Industrial Safety Council
John M. Guthrie
Hope Basket Co
R. PR. Rowell
Hope Charrer of Commerce
Plac
Safety Council
Warren
Mr. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce
My. Bunyen
Givine
Humber
One-Act Play Contest Here in City Hall
The Federal Works Project recreation section hosts a one act play, Straw in Her Weir, at city hall at 2 p m on April 20. Mrs Sid ney Ward and Miss Kathleen Johnson direct. Cast includes Aunt Eppie Todhunter Doris Shiecks Ed Todhunter Jimiy Hendrix Harriet Todhunter Mary Walker Marilyn Todhunter Cyril Vandervoort Paul O Nea l Mrs Peter Vandervoort and Linda Cobb.
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Federal Works Project
Oper Fon
Straw
Sidney Ward
Kathleen Johnson
Hope Project
Eppie Todhunter
Doris Shiecks
Ed Todhunter
Jimiy Hendrix
Harriet Todhunter
Mary Walker
Marilyn Todhunter
Gladys Wisener
Cyril Vandervoort
Maryin
Paul O'Neal
Peter Vandervoort
Dlaine Duke
Pegay Marshall
Todhunter
Twid
Linda Cobb
Preaching at New Hope Church by Rev W K Yocam
The Rev W K Yocam of Cotton Valley Li will preach at the New Hope church miles south of Howe Sunday night, it was announced.
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New Hope Church
W. K. Yocam
Cotton Valley
Wifl
New Hove Church
Howe
Fuehrer to Be 52 On Sunday Berlin Birthday Armistice Hints
German authorities signaled possible date for Hitler’s 52nd birthday and Greek armistice as Nazis claim a breakthrough through Thracian passes. Berlin reports Larisa taken and Mount Olympus swastika planted while Athens and Cairo targets are avoided.
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Berlin
Hitler
Eiceles
Rome
Athens
Cairo
Germany
Thuis
Seria
Fear the Lord Thy God Cleave and Serve Him
A devotional line from scripture urges reverence for God, affirming loyalty through service, oath, and allegiance to the divine.
New 1941 Arkansas Fish and Game Laws Issued by Warden
Lester Wade, Hempstead County game warden, released 1941 laws covering fishing and hunting rules across Arkansas. Provisions include sales of bullhead catfish under 16 inches, early deer and turkey bow season with 40 lb pull, region-specific gigging allowances, fur bearers in open season, grabbling for personal use, bans and protections for birds and game, and various county specific dates and penalties.
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Lester Wade
Hempstead
Arkansas
Stone
Cleburne
Searcy
Boone and Marion
Carroll County
Game and Fish Commission
Bradley County
Turkey
Marion County
Stone County
Hope Lt Garnett W. Martin Promoted to Captain
Camp Robinson officials announced Friday that first lieutenants Garnett W. Martin of Hope and Henry Myron Whitley of Magnolia were promoted to captain. Second Lt Richard Osborne of Blytheville was promoted to first lieutenant. All are members of the Arkansas unit.
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Little Rock
Garnett W. Martin
Hope
Henry Myron Whitley
Magnolia
Camp Robinson
Richard Osborne
Blytheville
Arkansas
Two Year Old Flops Can Win Derby
Louisville reports emphasize patience with two year olds as Derby hopefuls. Gallahadion, the 10 Derby winner, barely glimpsed potential as a two year old, recording one second in five starts and a $180 purse, while owners remain hopeful about early prospects.
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Louisville
Gallahadion
Coast Guard in Peacetime
Coast Guard remains part of the Treasury Department during peacetime with Secretary Morgenthau as head and Rear Admiral Russell Waeschel as commanding officer. In war, it shifts to Navy control, as shown by a April 6 dispatch that expanded the Navy with 223 commissioned officers and thousands of support personnel and vessels.
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Washinusun
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Morgenthaw
Aan
Russell R. Waeschel
Rock, Slock
Navy
Sugar supply and maple sugar making in North America
The text notes maple sugar making in North America predates European arrival and was the sole sugar source for Indigenous peoples. It also mentions Lake of the Woods, Minnesota as the northernmost point in the United States.
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Atlantic
United States
Lake of the. Woods
Minn
Phoney Quiz on Telephones From Cranium Crackers
A readable fragment presents a long distance quiz about the telephone. It asks four questions on inventors and uses by the telephone, with hints about directories and old versus new publications, ending mid page with “Answers qu Conse Page.”
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U. S
Town Namesakes Bo Well in Derby
Four cities towns and hamlets are represented by 16 Kentucky Derby champions. The list includes Buchanan Montrose Macbeth Spokane Riley Ingwea Lookout Halma Elwood Wintergreen Meridian Worth Donerail Omaha and Johnstown. Seven Derby nominees carry geographic names such as San Francisco Richmond Bolivar Harvard Square New Englander Havang Lad and Colorado Lad. The piece notes that horses with geographic names have had mixed success, with a win rate just under one in four, and briefly mentions meteor showers Draconids leonids geminids aquarids as unrelated notes.
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Louisville
United States
Buchanan
Montrose
Macbeth
Spokane
Riley
Ingwea
Lookout
Halma
Elwood
Wintergreen
Meridian
Worth
Donerail
Omaha
Johnstown
Churchill Downs
San Francisco
Richmond
Bolivar
Harvard Square
New
Kaiser's Bid Accepted for Panamas Canal Enlargement
Oakland bulletin reports Kaiser Company bid 22,436,60 for the enlargement of the Panama Canal accepted by the War Department. The War Department announced Friday that the bid met requirements and will proceed with the project.
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Oakland
Calif
Vpi
Dleory J. Kaiser Company
Pananis Canal
War Department
Front-line battles and political shifts in occupied Greece and Yugoslavia
Reports from Athens say British HQ confirms heavy armor and infantry assaults repulsed along the Greek front after the death of a key leader, with Allied lines holding. In exile Yugoslav leader Sim releases a statement insisting his forces fight with Germany to end in victory, while fronts near Croatia remain largely static through Saturday noon.
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Yugoslavia
George
Shapaya
Athens
Deta
qiGet Servia
Fremler
Sim
Germany
Croatia
Gur
Seven Enter Play Contest in South Arkansas District One
Sunday afternoon at Hope municipal auditorium the annual district one act play contest for amateur clubs begins at two o'clock. Seven plays compete for the right to represent the district at the state tournament. Participating towns include De Queen Blue City Norphiet Murfreesboro Monticello Okolona and Hope. An informal banquet for contestants and directors is at Capitol Hotel at 12:30. The event is free to the public under Dr Edward M Borders and Earl W Erion.
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Hope Municipal Auditorium
South Arkansas
Earl W. Erion
George Royst
Orew Daniels
John McFudden
Busy Big Man Sagignano Shifts Through Spring Roles
In Providence Rhode Island Ernie Sagignano Brown University star multi sport athlete captain-elect of the football team and top catcher on the baseball squad balances duties behind the plate with grid drills. The piece notes his busy spring and mentions a linguistic aside about the juniper berry name origin.
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Frovidence
R. I
Ernie Sagignano
Brown University
Ernie
Eleer
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