Cattle Vaccination Drive Planned Near Sardis
Oliver-Adams, county agent, announces free cattle vaccination and spray in Sardis Claw i Yancey neighborhoods northwest Hempstead county. State Veterinarian's Office will conduct vaccinations Thursday at Sam Arnold farm and Clow Friday morning, with anthrax vaccination at Julius Reed and John Wilson farms. Participants must contact county agents office by Wednesday for scheduling.
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iJe
Northawest Hempstead
Oliver-Adams
Sam Arnold
Julius Reed
John Wilson
Bardis
Pedru- de
S. Campbell
Ent
BSS Tonic Promoted For Digestive Trouble And Weak Blood
Medical claims tout BSS Tonic as increasing gastric juice flow to aid digestion. It is advertised to relieve gas bloating sour taste and indigestion, improve appetite sleep and energy, and build up non organic weak blood while promising better overall health.
Vandenberg Signals Western Europe Military Alliance
Senator Vandenberg hinted the United States may join a western European alliance to counter Communist aggression. He warned Americans to root out treason at home and said Stalin must understand the United States will not surrender to Communist conspiracies. He spoke at a Michigan chamber dinner as U.S. policy moves toward stronger military and economic action versus Communist expansion in Europe.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Russia
United States
Europe
Michigan
Stalin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Michigan Chambers of Commerce and Trade Associations
Bo Vandenberf
America
United Nations
U. N's
Senate
Western European Union
U.N
Congress
Lonoke Postmaster Charged With Embezzlement
William E. Chaney the Lonoke postmaster is charged with embezzling about 5200 from his office. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Lee Miles and held in $2500 bond. Chaney, about 45, has served as postmaster since 1942.
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Little Rock
Upe
U.S
C. Taul
William E. Chaney
Lonoke
Chaney
Lee Miles
Yerger Senior Class Play Thursday
Yerger High School presents a Mystery Farce in the school auditorium on Thursday night April 29 at 8 o clock. The plot centers on a spooky Old Mill Tavern with a ghost woman and a stormy night. Cast includes Lon Hacker, Ghost Woman, Lucy Wacker, Joyce Wingate, Florabel Wingate, Redelia, Ralph Channing, Tory Tanner, Willie Worgle, Blackie Simms, Farone the Creeper, and others with E N Glover as sponsor Naomi R Yerger as stage director and O G Bailey as scenist.
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Yerger High School
Lon Hacker
LE. Wright
Spooky Tavern
Juanit Wilson
Lucy Wacker
Vera Hall
Joyce Wingate
Earthy
Florabel Wingate
Dorothy Wright
Redelia
Mary Farrington
Ralph Channing
Joyer
Benjamin Yerger
CIO Asks U S Probe of KC Police Violence
The CIO urged a federal investigation into police violence against striking packinghouse workers in Kansas City Missouri. President Murray sent letters to President Truman and Attorney General Clark demanding action, calling the assaults unjustified and demanding accountability for those responsible.
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Washington
CIO
Kauss City
Kaz
Philip
Murray
Pruman
Som Clark
Kansas City
Kosmark
Swarty
Truman
Kan City
Cudahy
Chay
Frank Carlsen
Kansas
Justice x x
Carlsona
Hangar Fire Destroys Fort Smith Airport Itinerant Shop
An explosion and fire at Fort Smith Municipal Airport destroyed a hangar and quarters of Port Smith Plylig Service adjoining the flying service hangar. Losses were estimated between 20 600 and 25 000 for the shop and quarters, with about 1 400 to 1 600 for a single airplane. Insurance is expected to cover most of the damage.
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Avere
Port Smith Plylig Serview
Fort Smith
Ge Ang
Buell, Phillips
Philips Sai
Thames
Hinger
Magnolia Man Files for Congress in Seventh District Race
Henry B. Whitley of Magnolia filed a corrupt practices pledge to run for Congress in Arkansas seventh district against Rep. Oren Harris of El Dorado and Vernon Whitten of Magnolia. Walter L. Pope of Little Rock announced for Arkansas Supreme Court associate justice and will face Justice J. A. Holt. Other filings include Kenneth Hurst seeking State Senate from the 21st district, Dr. W. H. Abington and J. Ed Lightie. Ocie Rogers of Fort Smith entered for state senator from the Fourth District.
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Little Rock
Henry B. Whitley
Magnolia
Oren Harris
el Dorado
Vernon Whitten
South
Arkansas
Walter L. Pope
Arkansas Supreme Court
J. A.holt
BR. 8
Trimble
Clarendon
Kenneth Hurst
Romance
White
Woodruft
W.H. . Abington
Beebe
J. Ed Lightie
Searcy
Ocie Rogers
Fort Smith
Sebastian
Heartsill Ragon
J. G
Pat) Garner
Fert Smith
Pensions for Miners Doubtful in Pension Plan Row
Washington April 27 P The 100 a month pensions John L. Lewis seeks for retired coal miners remain out of reach as a long-standing dispute over the miners welfare fund continues. Lewis and two trustees spent two hours Thursday discussing the plan with no reporters allowed commenting. Senator Styles Bridges says no date yet for further pensions and a Cleveland trustee Van Horn has asked federal court to stop improper payments while a new plan is debated.
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Washington
John. L. Lewis
Lewis
Alepward
Styles Bridges
Rare van Horn
Cleveland
van Horn
Lewis and Bridges
van Hart
Daily Bread Rhetoric on John L Lewis and Economic Tie Ups
Fragmented passage argues that John L Lewis wields excessive power over the economy and that frequent self serving strikes threaten the nation. It condemns restrictive labor as a remedy while framing the struggle as freedom of action for Lewis versus the American people and government.
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John J
Tewis
Martin
Meehow
Congress
Lew
Patrillo
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
My. Lewis
Ruby Keeler Expected Child in Shifting Years
Trollywood sourcing reports Ruby Keeler wife of Mr John Lowe is expecting a child. She disclosed the forthcoming event at a luncheon shower with friends yesterday. Her husband is described as a caterer. She was previously connected to Al Julsun.
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Trollywood
Ruby Keeler
John Lowe
AL Julsun
Market Report New York Cotton and Poultry News
New York cotton futures firm on April 27 with mill buying and short covering lifting May and nearby contracts. Spot markets firm on expectations of export demand. Also reports from Chicago on poultry and eggs, and from St Louis on hogs and cattle at National Stockyards, with prices and weights for various grades and losses versus Monday.
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New York
Commission House
May
Chicago
Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Hope Star 1929 edition brief notices and market roundup
Consolidated January 18, 1929 Hope Star lists publishing staff and postal details along with display ads and market notes. It includes a New York stock market roundup with price changes, notable gains and declines in steel, oil, rail, and chemical sectors, and bond movements for the day.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
New Orleans Cotton Opens With Decline Then Rises
New Orleans cotton futures recovered after initial declines as trade buying surged on the stoppage of May notices. Closing prices were firmer, with May futures at 37.82 down to 37.40, and other months showing gains amid ongoing market volatility.
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New York
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Pye
Grain and Provisions Market Report Chicago April 27
Chicago April 27 government export allocations lift grain trade. Wheat futures rise amid strong country offers and cash firmness. May contract up several cents. Corn advances as May delivery tightens. oats mixed with modest gains. Soybeans edge higher. cash wheat and basis show varied movement. shipments and receipts noted.
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Chicago
Quadruplets Die in Detroit After Premature Births
Four babies born to 28 year old Mrs Anne Pere at Providence Hospital Detroit did not survive. The last infant died at 1 25 am after three girls and one boy were nursed in incubators. Father Joseph Pere is a pipefitter with Motor City. The mother remains in good condition.
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Detroit
Anne Pere
Joseph
Motor Ca
Edward King
Providence Hospital
Irv
Gerard Berry
Mary
Margaret
Anne Barg
Joneshore native named state head of Knights of Columbus Arkansas
Ar hur Jones of Joneshore is new state gupuly of the Knights of Columbus in Arkansas. Other officers elected at the 4hth annual convention here were L. EB, Thomas, Texarkana, Warden, Enr. B. F. McDevitt, Blytheville, chaplain, Harry E. King, Pine Bhatt, secretary John Batty, Pocahontas, writers and Tom Brogan, ForSmith, advocate.
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Port Smith
Anvil
Arhur Jones
Joneshore
New State
Knights of Colummbia
Arkansas
L. EB
Thomas
Texarkana
Enr
B. F. McDevitt
Blytheville
Harry E. King
Pine Bhatt
John Batty
Pocahontas
Tom Brogan
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Bobbie
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The
Long Island
Windsors
Aloise Hollow Road
Locust Valley
N. Y
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Severn
Yerger
K. C
Ft. Smith Airport
Market Report
Hope Star
Star Publishing CO
Palmar
Alex. H. Washburn
Star
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Joss M. Davis
Hope
Maunsh Associated Press
MEA
Means Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
New Orleans
Union St
Associated Press
Warners and Ecuitters
U.S. Steel
Southern Railway
Plymouth Oil
Anderson-Pritchard
Texas Acute Land Trust
Oliver Corp
Nickel Late
Great Northern Preferred
Pacific Western Oil
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Douglas Aircraft
Philip A Morris
International Harvester
Aileid Chemical
Gulf Oil
Standard Oij
Montgomery Ward
Weads K
Jayne
Buick
BUIEK
Uiuti
Fisher
Tunnian
Henry
Taylor
Mutual Nolwack
Mandeys
Roger Clinton
Buick CO
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