Dr Cyclops at the Saenger thrills with Technicolor fever dream
Paramount's Dr Cyclops plays at the Saenger, a Technicolor fantasy about five adventurers drawn into a Peruvian doctor's lab. Bert Dekker stars with Janice Le, Thomas Coley, and others in a lavish production famed for its imaginative shrinking effects and danger as tiny heroes face a giant world.
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Paramount
Tueday
Saenger
Andes
Peru
Sijse
Lactor
Big Bertha
Imount
Studio Offici
Bert Dekker
Tims
Janice le Thomas Coley
Charles Halton
Victor Lilian
Frank Vacanelli
Noth Ing
Schoedsack
WE THE WOMEN in the day nursery history
Ruth Milleti outlines the evolution of day nurseries from mere babysitting for harried mothers to trained, health monitored centers. She notes a third stage where nurseries involve Johnny’s parents, arguing only the best-trained teachers can handle both the child and family dynamics for lasting impact.
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Ruth Millety
Johnny
Day Nurseries of
America
Elizabeth Whidruff Clark
National Association of Day Nursries
Hope Band Shreveport Region Seven Honors and Entries
Hope band earns first and second division honors at the Region 7 contest in Shreveport, listing results across band concert, marching, sight-reading, and individual solos. Eligible Arkansas bands include Hope Stuttgart Harrison and Warren, with Hope potentially missing the event due to finances.
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Shreveport
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Hope
Wallace van Sickle
William Routon
Thomas .Kinser
Tom Pat Cook
F. B. Ward
Mark Buchanan
Eunice Dale Baker
Sammie Segnar
Neil E. Crow
Twirling
Senor
Ard Dyson
Hope Stuttgart
Harrison and Wareren
Building Permits Continued From Page One
Store estimated cost 150 dollars Walter Moore residence at least 150 Frank Jamison residence 150 Grant Muldrow repair residence 30 Crasnoe contractor repair brick business fot 12 block 46 275 The castor bean from Africa yields pastor oil and is grown in warm markets.
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Walter Moore
Frank Jamison
Grant Muldrow
Crasnoe
Africa
Continued list of residents with in house and family counts
The continuation lists residents by name and street with in house or in family counts. It includes George Collins Cecil Smith W D Mariar J S Stringfellow G H Hatton Jewel Peyton Herbert Whitten Julia Witherspoon John Galston Geneva Stewart Simon Brown Ed Chambless Jurel Fuller Lewis Powell Minor Holyfield Gillespie Woods Charles Shepard J L Bradley Calven Forbes Johnnie Mathew Sylvester Bostic Lizzie Brown William Clark Annie Leary Roosevelt Preacher Siamon Brown Ada Peoples Wonder Peoples Bob Fule and others in Ward 1 near Edgewood.
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George Collins
Sixteenth Street
Cecil Smith
West Fourth Street
W. D. Mariar
West Sixth Street
J. S. Stringfellow
Grady’ Street
G. H. Hatton
West Third Street
Jewel Peyton
South Elm Street
Herbert Whitten
Falton Street
Edgewood
Calven Forbes
Johnnie Mathew
Sylvester Bostic
Lizzie Brown
William Clark
Annie Leary
Roosevelt Preacher
Siamon Brown
Ada Peoples
Wonder Peoples
Bob Fule
Pilgrimage Tours Homes for Better Homes Week Activity
May Pilgrimage continues with tours of selected homes as guests from out of town arrive. Guides available, advance tickets indicate visited sites. County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs backs the event with a wildflower exhibit at City Hall and displays of potted plants cacti and novelty flora. The High School Home Economics Cottage hosts decorated tables 4-H Girls luncheon table and Home Economics Girls breakfast table. Lemley collection of Indian relics featured. This is among Arkansas’ largest collections. Homes to be visited include Dr. P B Carrigan Mrs R B Calin Mrs Ched Hall Mrs B W Edwards Mrs Basil York Mrs Lloyd Spencer John D Barley and Mrs H J Lemley. Further announcements to follow Tuesday.
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County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Better Homes
Lemley
Arkansas
P. B. Carrigan
R. B. Calin
Ched Hall
B. W. Edwards
Basil York
Lloyd Spencer
John D. Barley
H. J. Lemley
Indicted Liquor Trial Moves Ahead in Memphis Defendants
A federal probe into illicit liquor trade between Arkansas and dry Oklahoma and Kansas listed defendants George Dixon James Cole Mrs Dixon Farvey Hess all of Memphis Tenn and W M Myatt Edward Tyrone of West Memphis A petit jury is summoned for Monday night Related cases including conspiracy counts were reset Alfred Teton and Hardy Maclay from the U S justice department met with Barry and federal alcohol tax unit officials Fort Smith Also note the etymology of Cathay from the Khilgi term tied to Khitan Terters.
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
George Dixon
James Cole
Dixon
Farvey H. Hess
Memphis
Tenn
Myatt
Edward Tyrone
West Memphis
Marry
Alfred Teton
Hardy Maclay
United States Department of Justice
Fort Smith
Barry
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Patmos Nebo and Hinton Tour Planned for May 5
The Patmos Nebo and Hinton Home Demonstration clubs announce a community tour at Patmos High School on Sunday May 5. The program includes a welcome, devotional, community singing, talks on home improvement and character building, and a picnic lunch. Visiting homes and handicraft displays from multiple local families will be featured, with a call to bring well-filled baskets.
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Botte
Patmos
Nebo
Hinton
Patmos High School
Lisa
John Wallace
B. J.drake
Ray Smith
Mary Claude Fletcher
Elmer Brown
Rank Rider
O. B. Rider
T. J. Drake
Charles Middlebrooks
Hinton Raney
B. J. Drake
A. N. Rider
C. P. James
Elbert Rider
Ben Burns
Hert Keith
O. T. Rider
Earl Jackson
Hendrix Owens
Monroe Kent
Eldbridge Formby
John Laha
Ben Horton
Harold Payne
Dodger Win Streak Still Behind Record
New York notes that Brooklyn Dodgers eight game streak trails all time records. Historical data show 1884 St Louis 20 straight to May 22 in the Union Association and New York 12 in the National League. Two clubs reached nine in a row, Boston in 1888 and New York in 1928. The Yankees had seven in 1934, the latest similar run.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Union Association
St. Louis
Boston
New York Yankees
Standings and schedule from Sunday and Monday games
The standings list teams with records including Little Rock 11-5 and New Orleans 9-3. Monday schedules include Little Rock at Birmingham and Nashville at Chattanooga, with multiple city matchups in progress. Series results show Brooklyn 5 to New York 3 and St. Louis 7 to Chicago 5, plus Sunday games Boston 5 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 1 Detroit 9 St. Louis 8 Chicago 3 Washington 3 New York 2.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Knoxville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Little Rock A
New Ori
Group of Better Babies Enrolled at Sweet Home
A fragment notes a group enrollment at Sweet Home concerning better babies. It mentions a cord type produced from the intestines of sheep and occasionally from wenches and horses.
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Sweet Home
Wildlife Proposal Gets Endorsement
LITTLE ROCK Directors of the Arkansas Wildlife Federation voted to sponsor a proposed constitutional amendment to make the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission a constitutional body and to expand its powers. The plan envisions appointed members representing two districts each, seasons and bag limits by zones, access to the Game Protection Fund, and broader regulatory authority. The federation adopted a redraft, outlined a campaign structure, and named Lawton chairman of the steering committee.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Wildlife Federation
Arkansas Gene and Fish Commission
Hotel Marion
Commission
Kensas Wildlife Federation
General Assembly
Rederation
Gillam Lawon
Pine Bluff
Walter S. Turber
W.T Allison
Allison Hving
Guy Ameler
T. J. Gay
Federation
Lawton
A. Drennen
Stuttgart
Caxton’s first English Bible and Catherine the Great born
The fragment notes William Caxton’s 1477 publication of The Canterbury Tales in English and identifies the future Catherine II as born to a Lithuanian peasant daughter, Marsha Skavronsky. It mixes details about early English printing with a birth fact about Russia’s empress.
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Catfaine I
Empress of
Russia
Marsha Skavronsky
U S Shipping High in Spite of Law
Washington reports that American shipping has reached its highest level in years despite neutrality laws. A new neutrality unit was created in the Justice Department to supervise prosecutions involving neutrality, foreign enlistment, sedition, espionage, sabotage, and related offenses under Attorney General Jackson.
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Washington
Justices Department
Jackson
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China
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Stveet
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Fister Grace Harris
Annette McDoughald
Clary Fer McDougald
Nell Rose Harkey
Mary
Ag Muskey
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Dale Lee
Claude Fletcher
Game, Fish Commission
New Pattown
Lope Hardware Co
Wilian Caxton
Cletes
Sayengis
Ritchie Grocery Co
Walters
Ome Hap Philips
Fudge
Carohuts
Hanegan
Smith
Walker
Co. J. Frisky
Sanges
Miller
King
Spears
American Legion
Franklin
Garner
Hollis
Jed Vesey Adil
J. Frisby
Dia
Mith Lias
Hope Basket Co
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West
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Bowden
Kental
Vevrrousas
U.S
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Texarkana
Beauty School
Texarkana, U. S. A
Ag Tread
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Hope Nashville
DR. Cyclops
Maddanad
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