Cattle testing drive set in Hempstead County
The United States Bureau of Animal Industry plans a compulsory disease test for cattle over six months old in Hempstead County Arkansas. Meetings led by the County Agent will explain the testing process, with groups of 50 head or more required to assemble for viewing. Owners must attend one meeting to learn the procedure and ensure tests move quickly.
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Empstead
United States Bureau of 4K
L. Adams
Spaign
Arkansas
United Bureau of Animal Industry
Hempstead
Arkansas Selective Service to Use Job Questionnaires
The national survey aims to build a practical manpower budget from questionnaires sent to about 260,000 Arkansas registrants on February 16. Similar forms go to millions nationwide with assistance from American Legion, VFW posts, labor unions, and employment offices. Registrants must complete the occupational section and indicate preferred work. returns are due within ten days to local boards.
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Hock
Arkansas
D. Palmer Patterson
Direettor
United States
Simultan
Sective Service
Spidyer
American ‘Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Selective Service System d
United States Ployment Service
Armed Forces
Prescott Soldier Plays Bass Tuba In Fort Smith Camp Show
Pvt. Al J. Daniel of Prescott Ark Inducted February 1 at Camp Robinson is training with the 57th Medical Training Battalion. He performed bass tuba with the army show orchestra and previously ran a shoe repair business before marrying. his wife resides in Little Rock.
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Prescott
Camp Robinson
Mth
al J. Daniel
J. E. Daniel
Arkansis
Pvt
Dattiel
Army
W. 2Nd St
Little Rock
Ark
Store Schedule of Various Locations and Times
A fragmented timetable lists multiple towns and venues with dates in April and May including Hinton Patmos Mt. Nebo Bethelerm Spring Hill Battlefield Fairview Dealey Hil Liberty Hill Sheppard Fulton Saratoga Macedonia Columbus Churchill Shower Springs Harmony Oakgrove Center ville Rocky Mound Guern sey Old Liberty Hope Piney Grove Boyd's Chapel Baird's Chapel LeAnn Hickory Shade Marl brook Sweet Home Bethel Blevins Wallaceburg Friendship Bruce Chapel Avery's Chapel Bullen Doyle Washington Ozan Sardis Temple School Zion Church Clow Antioch Bingen Tokio. The dates span April 28 to May 8 and include morning and afternoon times across numerous counties and stores.
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M. Hinton
M. Patmos
Mt. Nebo
M. Bethelerm
Spring Hill
Battlefield
Fairview
Dealey Hil
Liberty Hill
Fulton
Saratoga
Macedonia
Columbus
Churchill
Shower Springs
Harmony
Zion Church
Clow
Antioch
Bingen
Tokio
Taking the Bite Out Of a Dog
Howard W Blakeslee reports on vitamin B-1 and irritation in humans and dogs. Elmer H Bobsi of Hoffman La Roche cites Mayo Clinic experiments showing irritability rises when B-1 intake is too low, noting dogs that snarl may improve with proper nutrition.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Wide World
New York
Elmer H. Bobsi
Hoffman- LaRoche Chemical Co
Mayo Clinic
Mrs McRae Lemley En Route To Fort Sill Visit
Fort Sill Oklahoma social notes report Mrs. McRae Lemley visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore after arriving Friday night. Other society items mention Mrs Douglas Regan’s return from Hamp ton relatives and Texarkana calls by the McRae Jr. family. Members of Henderson State Teachers College and Arkansas State Teachers College alumni are noted among weekend guests and local hosts. Mrs McRae entertains with buffet for Mr McRae's birthday. guests include Mary Montgomery and several Bemis and Prewitt households.
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McRae Lemley
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Henry Moore
Douglas Regan
Hampton
D. L., McRae Jr
Texarkana
Maude McDaniel
Nina Cathryn Scott
Eloise Hudson
Carolyn Ella Murrah
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Ed Barham
Edward
el Dorado
Sara Aon Barham
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
McRae
T. C. McRae Jr
Mr. McRae
Mary Montgomery
D. L. McRae Jr
Roger Smith
Waterloo
D. K. Bemis
Hervey Bemis
Tom Bemis
Horace Bemis
C. R. Prewitt
Jim Whitmore
Little Rock
Frances Braswell
Bearden
Rotary Club Meeting and Garden Club Tea Schedule
Calendar notes list events for Tuesday and Wednesday. The Rotary Club meets at Broadway Hotel, 125 o'clock, and Prescott Garden Club holds a silver tea at Mrs J B Hesterly house at 2 30. On Wednesday April 22 the Sunday School Council of First Presbyterian meets at the church at 7 30 p m.
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Rotary Club
Broadway Hotel
Prescott Garden Club
The
First Presbyterian Church
Pilkinton Commissioned in Naval Reserve at New Orleans
James H. Pilkinton Arkansas state senator and former Hope attorney is on active duty in the Naval Reserve at New Orleans. He serves on the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board at 010 Canal Building and is tied to the expanding Naval Reserve Air Base on Lake Pontchartrain. Pilkinton trained at Pensacola and Jacksonville before joining the fleet. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J L Pilkinton of Hope and was valedictorian of Washington High School in Washington Arkansas and a Henderson State College graduate.
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Naval Reserve
James H. Pilkinton
Arkansas
Hope
Key Gulfport City
Eighth Naval District
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Canal Building
Ensign Pilkinton
Naval Reserve Air Base
Lake Ponchartrain
Louisiana
Mississippi
Navy
Pensacola
Se Sonville
Fla
Corpus Christi
Texas
United States Fleet
J. L. Pilkinton
Pilkinton
Washington High School
Washington, Ark
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Ark
Vitamin content and history of scarcity discussed by Bobst
Mr Bobst argued that relying on battle vitamins was unnecessary by citing 80000 British sailors who died in the Seven Years War from vitamin C deficiency and recalling Alaska s gold rush potato prices. He warned soil sun and stock feed affect vitamin levels in foods, suggesting past adequacy varied.
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Bobst
Alaska
Stratosphere Down to Earth
The piece describes a “cold room” at an aircraft plant where equipment and men are tested for high altitude bombers, simulating stratospheric conditions with extreme cooling and a suction system. It mentions RAF flyers and a 1936 basketball and debating participant’s later Arkansas law career, including state senate service.
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Sam Jackson
Seattle
Outer Space
RAF
That Man Is Back Again in Wartime France
Life for Pierre Laval in war conquered France unfolds as a turbulent career. Laval rose from humble beginnings to prime minister, faced cabinet collapse, and endured eclipse before aligning with Vichy and Nazi Germany. His later return marks quiet behind the scenes influence and continued political maneuvering.
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Witte World
Pierre Laval
Hiller
France
Tin Land
Laval
Nivis
Pelain
Attin
Digs
Auvergne
Ixter
Polar cold room study tests hardy men in extreme lab
A polar laboratory simulates minus sixty degree temperatures to study metal contraction and human endurance. Crew wear heated suits and oxygen gear while entry is via a submarine like air lock. Before flight, Rhysviatar must pass a rigorous cold room trial to prove resilience.
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Elephant
Rhysviatar
Verkhoyansk
Russia
Early US weather data system traced to 1814 observers
The article recalls 128 years of temperature and rainfall records in national charts. It details Army doctors Lovell and Tilton creating initial weather reporting at posts in 1814. It notes James Espy promoting nationwide meteorology, and how the Smithsonian linked observers by telegraph before funding limits halted expansion.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
National Archives
Joseph Lovell
James Tilton
James P. Espy
Philadelphia
Joint
Espy
Seivil
Pavil
Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Joseph Henry
Institution
Telegraph
Tony Medical Department
Laval’s Fas cisme Claim After France Fall
The speaker argues Laval shifted toward fascism after France fell and warned democracy was dead. He framed the moment as prophetic, while predicting Germany would win the war in a referenced year.
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Laval
Fascisme
Clamity Towler
France
Germany
Origins of the U S Weather Service in 19th Century Push
In 1869 demand led to a federal weather service under Col Albert J Myer chief signal officer. He advanced the idea of a formal forecasting system rooted in Army signal work, with the department later moved to Agriculture in 1890 and to Commerce in 1940, shaping early weather services. The West Coast became a production hub for chocolate and related scientific progress.
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Federal Weather Service
Albert J. Moyer
Army
Department 1
Signal Corps
Myer
The
Weather Service
Tnsder
Wecdine 9
Congress
Urey
Department of Agriculture
Dept . of Commerce
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