City County Health Talks Signal Malaria Control Consolidation
At a Tuesday conference in Little Rock County Judge Cook and Mayor Overman discussed cooperation on city and county health malaria control. They considered consolidating overlapping agencies to cut costs and improve efficiency. Comptroller Griffin Smith will survey expenditures and arrange an early next week meeting with officials to explore a formal plan.
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Little Rock
Cook
May- Bel
Iedyte Cook
Overman
Bante
Griffin Smith
Comptroller’s Office
Mr. Smith
Judge Cook
J. A. Summers
Roy Beard
City Health Department
Dudge
Cooperative Program Extension Hinted for Contingent Funds
A official sought to use part of his contingent fund or other funds and urged De. Summéra and Mr. Beard to develop a cooperative program. The move could broaden the rahlati a control program this summer if FERA keeps supplying workers to utilize materials bought by government units.
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de. Summéra
Mr. Beard
FERA
Artificial Rubber Perfected in U. S.
New York reports rubber from coal and oil is ready for use in a national emergency. Dr B R Bridgewater of Du Pont announced at the American Chemical Society detailing coal and limestone reserves to produce chloroprene rubber, a substitute for latex. Father Nieuland of Notre Dame honored for acetylene chemistry that underpins the synthetic rubber breakthrough.
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New York
United States
du Pont Laboratories
American Chemical Society
B. R. Bridgswater
Rubber Chemicals Division
Bridgewater
Julius A. Nieuland
Notre Dame
Father Nieuland
William 4. Nichols
Aftics
Chemstry
Local Social News From Ft Smith to Texarkana
Columbus De. HOH Darnall attended a medical healing in Ft Smith last week. Jin Wilson Jr. made a business visit to Little Rock Thursday. Mrs. Lee Hicks and I spent the weekend with relatives near Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. E J Shopperson visited Texarkana Thursday. Ms Joe Wilson returned from a visit with Mrs Thomas Ridghill in Little Rock. Mrs J R Autrey and Mrs J M Polding visited Hone Saturday. Mr and Mrs P B Booker of Texarkana and Miss Mary Gaines Autrey of Marshall spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs J R Autrey. Miss Mabel Sipes of Okay spent the weekend at home. Mrs David Wilson and Mrs James W Green spent several days in Texarkana with relatives. Mrs Jim Wilson Jr and Mrs James W Green left Monday for Camden to attend a Presbyterian Austriaries meeting.
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de. Hoh. Darnall
Ft. Smith
Jin Wilson, Jr
Little Rock
Lee Hicks
Magnolia
E. J
Texarkana
Joe Wilson
Thomas Ridghill
Lie Rock
J. R. Autrey
J. M. Polding
Booker
Mary Gaines Autrey
Marshall
Texas
Mabel Sipes Af Okay
David Wilson
James W. Green
Texarkans
Jim Wilson, Jr
Camden
Presbyterian Austriaries
Anh
Leo Collier
Famiy
Walter Lee Allen
Uattie Jackson
Delara Sparks
Freddie Stewart
Bennie Jones
Mire Lilly May
Ruby Agron
Silver Springs
Catherine
Jewell Ress
Tara
D. M. Collier
Marion Sparks
Joe Smith
Arkadelphia
Cecil Woodul
Catherine Ross
Lee England
Shever Springs
Elbert Jones
Jamie
Frank Jones
Shever Strings
Ernest Fras
Dinwill Ross
Gilson Ross
Yom Wise
Ernest Ross
Rue Myling
Wilburn Cauille
Shaver Springs
Dinvill Ross
Shaver Sprites
Ler Collins
Abel
Charlie Sanders
Hei
Lester Mullins
Rosa Lee Mullins
Hope
Retiring Hope Police Force Next Tuesday in Hope
The Hope police force will end service next Tuesday April 20 as the retiring officers are noted. Former Mayor R A Ruff Boyett left office April 16 and the force including Mayor Boyett and Sheriff records span four years of service. Chief Clarence E Baker served as town marshal and chief of police for nine years with deputy sheriff tenure. Homer Burke served four years with two years as a special agent for Missouri Pacific. John Turner, Harold Porterfield, William Reaves, and Carlton Folsom are listed with varying lengths of service and transfers.
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Hope
R. A.ruff Boyett
R. A. (Ruff) Boyett
Clarence E. Baker
Homer Burke
Hope i Police Department
Missouri Pacific
John Turner
Police Department
Harold Porterfield
Hope Police Department
Pin Bluff Felice
William Reaves
Hope Department
Willingis Reaves
R. A
Ruff) Boyett
Social Roundup From Oak Grove and Surrounding Areas
Local families and friends shared Sunday visits and dinners across Oak Grove Silver Springs and nearby towns. Notable attendees included Catherine Ross Lee England Jones and various Collier Sparks Ross and Mullins households with multiple cross visits and extended family gatherings mentioned.
Easter program draws large Bells Chapel crowd
A large Easter program gathered many residents at Bells Chapel Sunday night. The article lists numerous local residents visiting and socializing, including Granon Brooks family from Union Grove, O E Foster of Russian, and A J Cullins household. Multiple guests attended events at Shakelford, Wood, Folsom, Brooks, and Cullins homes, with neighbors from Delight, Union Grove, Bethel, and Deepineyvitht noted among attendees and visitors.
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Ten Wood
J. Ry Folsom
Ergin Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Grace Thoms
Prescott
J. W. Cullins
Aaron Stewart
Barnie Daniels
EA. Wood
Wid
Lindsay Presley
Delight
Mes
Hlf
Tate
Evalyn Stewart
Chive
Brooks
Gus
Lot
Arnild
Union Grove
Bail Darment
Blevins
Garner
Bill Taylor
George Whaley
Floyd Wound
Bethel
Bud White
J. Brooks
George Sampson
Deeineyvitht
DeAnn students on honor roll honor list read aloud
The DeAnn high school seventh month honor roll lists intermediate grades with names Carl Wayne Burke Ladell Burke Hercel Rogers and sixth grade students Vernel Breeding Lucy B Lloyd James Ellison Cecil Osteen. The item notes perfect attendance and a historical note on Alabama children ages five to seven.
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DeAnn High School
Carl Wayne Burke
Ladell Burke
Hercel Rogers
Vernel Breeding
Lucy B. Lloyd
James Ellison
Cecil Osteen
Roosevelt Names Units to Direct Work Relief Effort
President Roosevelt outlined reorganization of work relief plans to existing agencies and created three new divisions for rural re settlement electrification and a rural agency role. He named Tugwell to lead the rural re settlement unit and arranged a council reorganization with Frank Walker to oversee NRA plans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
C. Walker
New York
Walker
National Mergency Counci
Council
Wis Selp
Donald R.richberg
Coucil
Wilk
NRA
Sores
Delegate Seeks Meeting with Mr Smith Despite Mock Ailment
A delegation from a charitable institute claimed they were told Mr Smith could not meet due to a sprained back. The delegate replied that they did not come to wrestle but to speak with him, as reported by the New York Sun.
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Elm
Abe
Specially Warthen and Forger Exchange terse threats
A Philadelphia Bulletin snippet shows Uly Specially Warthen claiming control while a forger responds with demands for weekly private use and checks. The fragment hints at a tense confrontation over access and funds, reflecting a crime scene texture in terse dialogue.
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Uly
Warthen
Philadelphia
Black-Draught promoted for health and regularity
Mrs Victoria Conper of Jonesboro Ark reports Black-Draught helps relieve constipation and improve daily work and recreation by establishing regular bowel movements. She recommends taking a dose for about two nights to feel more fit for work.
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Thedford
Ua Thedyord
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