Cattle disease testing centers planned with many sites
Forty testing centers are being set up under the Bangs plan with veterinarians supervising across Nevada County. Testing targets cattle older than six months in groups of fifty, with diseased stock branded and sold. owners receive market value plus indemnity per head.
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Bang
U. S
Ayterem
Oliver TL. Adams
TR. ON. Russell
den Meerlings
Nevada County
Lileya Jones
Ratcliffs Store
Arthur Frier
Tenstall
Camp Place
Hinton
Tom Hallis
Carl Hineton
Oscar J. Rider
Black Smith
Paimos
John Rogers
Monroe Kent
A. Bpormby
Alfred Hollis
Dorsey Burns
Mt. Nehovead
B. Yaney
Bethelehem Church
Lewisville Road
Milo Sheppard
A. J. Laie Forty
L. EE. Nuckabee
EB. Anderson
Evening Shade
Lee McKee
Roy Collins
Spring Hill
Ted Hatefield
Battlefield Road
Connie
Springhill
Social Calendar and Community Events From Local Churches
A busy social week features a special prayer service for Gleaners class at First Baptist Sunday School in the education building at 6 45 PM. On Thursday Miss Sara Ann Wolland will be honored with a bridge party at the Roy Anderson home at 8 00 PM. The Rose Club announces its first flower show of the season at Thomas Smith furniture showroom with entries due by 10 30 AM May 5. The First Methodist W S C S Bible study class met May Day afternoon to discuss Our Times What Was the Bible to Say followed by covenant topics and a devotional. Juvenile music contest winners from Oglesby school were announced with plans for Philadelphia contests. A district American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Ashdown urged blood donations to save soldiers' lives and expand mobile blood units. Members from Hope attended, including Mrs R H Ellen and Mrs J R Gentry.
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Rose Club
Tope Rose Garden Club
Thomas- Smith Furniture Company
W. S&s
W. S. CS
First Methodist Church
Linus Walker
Bille
W. W. Johnston
RD. Franklin
Humanity's Guide Post
Cordell Hull
Hull
J. C. Garston
Clu
Javoritte Music Elit
Oglesby School
Geliant
Piaio
Flie Kilse Hyatt
Rathen Stubbeman
Loys
W. Th Clunter
Arkadelphia
Tony Boyett
Patsy McPherson
Arch Moore
Bevans
American Legion Auxiliary
Dstrict
Ashdown
Pearl Arbor
Pearl Arch
R. C. Ellen
Hope
Albert Bevans
Newport
Huss Wicker
Litle Rock
Judy Chappel
Christine Wafford
Mary Tolandal
E. A. Morsani
Elion
RH. C. Ellen
C. P. Tolleson
E. 5. Franken
J. R. Gentry
E. A. Mersani
Personal News Notes On Arrivals And Visits In Town
Mrs. Hubert Furman and son Sammy plan a Thursday arrival from Abbeville South Carolina to visit relatives and friends. William A. Cummngs recently joined Mrs. Cummings and daughter Carolyn in Hobbs New Mexico and they’ve been guests of Mrs. Cummings' parents Mr and Mrs aM Arnold. they departed for New Orleans Houston and New Mexico. Dr and Mrs I. Gi Martindale chaired the State Medical convention in Hot Springs Tuesday. Mrs. Sidney ward and daughter Joanne will leave Friday for Springfield Illinois where Mrs Ward has accepted a position with the Sugamon Ordinance plant. Mr and Mrs T S Greenwald son Jack of Sugamond Texas and Pred Geithling of Cinematti will arrive Wednesday for a visit with Mrs W G Greenwald and son Jim. they’ll be house guests of Mr and Mrs W P Sitgleton and Mr and Mrs Rufus Herndon Jr. were the parents of a son Matt born Wednesday morning at the Josephine hospital Presbyterian Church School Workers Meet Wednesday Night The Presbyterian Church School Workers Council will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 in the Philathes Room of the educational building. All department heads teachers workers are expected to attend.
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William A. Cummngs
Hobbs
New Mexico
Cummings
Carolyn
Sidney Ward
Joanne
Springfield
Rufus Herndon, Jr
Matt
Josephine Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church School Workers Council
Philathes
Farm open house schedules across several farms near Fairview and Liberty Hill
A list of farm open house times on Thursday May 4 and Friday May 18 across multiple properties. E Sanders McDowell pasture Fulton raid near Fairview church, Bill Collins near Fairview, Hari Catto, Mann farm west of Battlefield, A G Buck Martin near Stephenson school, H W Smith, A Smith, Lovie Saits near Common Hill, Powell Store Douley Hill, J A Kent near Liberty Hill, Nichols farm, Arn Anderson, Huckay bee farm, Della G Coon Barn near Fairview, W W Ben Dairy south of slope Lewisville Road.
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E. Sanders
McDowell
Fairview Church
Bill Collins
Fairview
Hari Catto
Mann
Battlefield
T. J. Hatfield
Buck” Martin
Stephenson School
Our Daily Bread Calls for Unified War Command
The article argues for a supreme commander to control army navy and air forces, noting Germany’s approach with staff officers trained across domains. It contrasts the Axis coordination with Allied reliance on cooperation, and urges a unified War Command to match wartime needs.
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Army
Navy
Reich
Pearl Harbor
Frantic Weekend Intrigue Sparks with Peggy and Nigel
Peggy schemes to attract Baldy and Nigel while Fay looms in the background. On a lakeside island Peggy flirts with Nigel as their canoe drifts away. Nigel worries over Fay and roughs with Peggy’s pluck, sensing jealousy and growing tension.
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Pegey
Nigel
Fay
Baldy
New York
Peggy
Tle Counuries
Weekly Court Session Held in Hope City Hall
Hope municipal court convened midweek with Judge W. K. Lemley presiding. City docket included petty larceny cases with multiple defendants fined or jailed, driving offenses with various bonds forfeited, and disturbing the peace charges. Several defendants pleaded guilty or were dismissed on city attorney motions, with fines ranging from 1 to 100 dollars and bonds from 1 to 250 dollars.
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Ike Harris
James White
Charlie McFadden
C. B. Spalding
Marshall Cline
Guy 1. Bayse
C. S. Hicks
Tyree Williams
Joe GB. Trotter
F. Middlebrooks
Carl Turner
Jack Cannon
Iva Perry
Leonard Webb
Cal Turner
A. D. Finley
Ecity Atstorney
Brooksie Brantley
Osby Cole
Robert Johnson
Gus Jones
Sid Jones
Charlie Witherspoon
Derrick Hott
Gmning
John Henry Sims
Fletcher Moore
James T. Simpson
Farris
Clifton Jones
Eddie Royal
WT. Walker
T. W. Bell
Otto Smith
Tom Payne
Willie Lewis
Jim Logan
Enos White
Jonah Robison
Robert J. Arnold
Hempstead County Grand Jury
Idle Car Shops Swing to War
NEA Service reports auto repair shops idle after civilian production halted rapidly shift to war material output. Cyrus MacCormick notes 500 to 1000 dealers engaging in bronze steel shafts bushings radio parts fuses and small parts. A Baltimore ex-dealer has 80000 to 100000 in small part subcontracts, part of War Production Chief Donald Nelson’s bits and pieces plan.
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Cyrus MacCormick
OPA Automobile Section
Baltimore
Donald Nelson
Great Britain
Joseph W. Frazier
Willy-Overland Motors
Guardian Alps Base Jitters
James Thrash er reports on Switzerland’s renowned neutrality and readiness. The article notes its rugged terrain, militia-based army, and long tradition of preparedness from early training to annual rifle drills. It highlights mobilization in 1941 and Switzerland as a humanitarian hub for wounded and prisoner exchanges amid global conflict.
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James Thrasher
NEA Service
Europe
Switzerland
Nature
Alps
Westphalia
Federal Assembly
Col
Henri Gui
England
United States
William Tell
Army
Lusere
France
International Red Cross
Two Fillies Named For Preakness Stakes
Baltimore report notes Breckinridge Long's Equi pet and William Ziegler's Romping Home named for the Preakness Stakes on May 9. It mentions only two fillies have won the race in 1915 Rhine Malden and 1924 Nellie Norse.
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Baltimore
Breckinridge Long
Equipet
William Ziegler
Rhine Malden
Nellie Norse
Duffie Day Booth Promotions from Luke Field to Second Lieutenant
Flying Officer Duffie Day Booth of Littl known visitor to Hope on mi casions has just been promoted from Luke Field Phoenix to Second Lieutenant in the Force.
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Duffie Day Booth
Luke Field
Phoenix
Thi
Lure of Fine Trips Made Campbell Kane Track Star
Campbell Kane, Indiana miler and half miler, pivoted from basketball to track after entering college. He joined cross country as a freshman to bolster basketball, but after locker room chatter about Relays and national champions trips, Kane chose track, believing those adventures would be more fun and meaningful.
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Campbell Kane
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Kane
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