Extension Work Told to Kiwanis
Miss Melva Bullington Hempstead county home demonstration agent and assistant Miss Polly Rouse spoke to the Hope Kiwanis at New Capital hotel. Bullington outlined Smith Lever funded extension work and homes economics aims through the land grant system with cooperation from federals state and county groups. Rouse added notes on better homes as the pair outlined demonstrations studies lectures and personal visits. Kiwanis donated to the Boys band and John Wade introduced the speakers while Folly Rouse won the weekly prize from E P Tolleson.
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Melva Bullington
Hempstead County
Polly Rouse
Hope Kiwanis Club
New Capital Hotel
Miss Bullington
United States Department of Agriculture
Grand Colleges
United States
Arkansas
College of Agriculture
University of Arkansas
Tex
State Department
John Wade
Little Rock
Folly Rouse
E. P. Tolleson
Motorcycle crash near Chambers Corner kills one injures two
In DeWitt Ark two injured riders James Thering and Harry Jones survived a ditch collision six miles north of the town. Miss Jo Anla Frice, 30, a DeWitt resident, died in the early hours. A separate line notes a playful keyhole incident as a policeman assisted. Factory employment rose 40 percent in 1933 from 1932 with payrolls up 80 percent per the Labor Department.
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United States
United States Department of Labor
Rebels Rain Shells on Madrid in Downtown Bombardment
Insurgent forces pounded central Madrid with shell fire Tuesday, causing extensive property damage and numerous casualties, as officials called it an earnest attempt to sow havoc. Spain’s government responded to the international patrols dispute by ordering protection for ships under the Spanish flag and for foreign vessels seeking safe passage in Spanish waters.
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Madrid
Spain
Icity
Valencia
Ministry of Marine and Air
Mediterranean
Germany
Italy
Maly
Rebels Threaten Britain as Spain Blockade Enters Stage
London reports insurgents tightening a blockade in the Bay of Biscay that could cripple Britain’s rearmament program. The embargo targets iron ore shipments from Spain to South Wales, the backbone of Welsh steel. Foreseeing impact, observers note reduced coal exports to Spain and potential disruption of 1937 production. The scene blends diplomatic warnings with naval patrols and economic stakes in the Iberian Civil War era.
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England
London
Eng
By Cay
Great Britain
Santander
Gijon
Bilbao
Spain
South Wales
Billo
Pittsburgh
Bay of Biscay
Francisco Franca
You Bet Your Life Do You Ever Gamble with Traffic
This reader advisory notes that taking risks in driving speeds up a minute or two but heightens the chance of death or injury. It compares quick road gambles to the far larger stakes of gambling with life itself, urging caution on crossing streets and passing cars.
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Dottecios
J Byron Evans Named New M Manager
J Byron Evans has succeeded S W Copeland as manager of the OM Sy fem store here. Evans began with the Hope store, transferred to Prescott and then back to Hope. Copeland, manager of the local store for several years, resigned last week to join the State Ranger fee.
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J. Byron Evans
S. W. Copeland
OM Sy Fem
Evans
MT Fem
Hope
Prescott
Copeland
Snakes Dumb Yet Not So Dangerous Says University Expert
Lincoln reports Dr George K Hudson of the University of Nebraska zoology department challenges common fears about snakes. He urges Nebraskans to taunt reptiles for science and plans a comprehensive reptile and amphibian survey. He debunks tales of hypnotic eyes and musical cobra charms, noting snakes have limited hearing and small brains.
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Lincoln
Neb
George K. Hudson
University of Nebraska Zoology Department
Hudson
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