Hempstead County Stump Tour Features Hillbilly Band
Hempstead County politics blends with local music as the Stump Tour showcases a Hillbilly band to energize Democratic primaries on August 9. The Singin' Swingaters Sherman Witton, Bishop, Crane, and L.S. Bihan Cline perform for voters while candidates consider speakers and a public address. Residents of the east of Tawny Hope area, the four have played together for five years and plan future engagements as the campaign unfolds.
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Hiroendy
Texas
Wo Lee
O'Daniel
Fur
Hempstead
Trey
Areanie
Sherman Witton
Dull
Fiat Bishop
Chis Crane
Banje
Japlanel
Bihan Cline
East
Roots
Japs Bombed on Siberian Front as Protocol War Rages
Soviet planes attacked near Changkufeng and Shuchoten amid ongoing border clashes over Manchoukuo and Siberia. Japanese claims of territory hold and both sides deploy heavy forces as officials report casualties and fortifications.
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Siberian
Pecoy Surashay
Dapanine War Office
Jaan fAeUes
Russia
Steatunie
Changkufeng
Mane Thaulaie
Korea
Russian Siberia
War Office
Kirteen
Mloscow
Moscow
Lacutendat
Wirbetin
War Gaal
Sil Boe
Upatke
Atl Yate
Vesey Raps Bailey for Vetoing Gas Tax Bill
Vesey criticizes Bailey for vetoing a bill to cut the gas tax during a Hempstead county stump tour. J. T. Bowden Jr. notes Vesey, Vesey’s framing of liquor policy and tax relief, and mentions other speakers in Hope, Arkansas, discussing state finance and local industry. The item references August primaries and ongoing campaign rhetoric.
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Vesey
Bailey
J.T. Bowden, Jr
Hempstead
Bevin
J. M. Stephens
Wo OF
Reman
Gleemwoad
James Pillinton
Hope
Leyiser
Hugh Clark
Farmer
Mir
Clark
Arkansas
Ginther
University
J. A. Sullivan
Huilt
Churches of Hope
Jasen
Jan Pbitity
State Comptroller's Office
Carnival Opens Week at Garkind School Grounds
The Wald Exposition Carnival sponsored by the Tape Band Auxiliary will raise funds for local needs. The event features seven rides, side shows, an athletic arena, and over a dozen concessions in South Carolina. Theiss Canines directs the band, with a concert by Thy Elape Boyes 3rd and a traditional program for school communities. Proceeds support the community drive, including freight taxes contributing to state needs.
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Walt Apo
Menilay
Garkind
Mhisa
Elape Boyes
He Ved Vette
Uhis Sai Mney
Theiss Canines Saviel
Minding blocks and Locks of Words in a tangled page
A fragmented puzzle asks which blocks in a set form a state narrative. It references TE Surilaite, Chili etudes, Counterpoint, Carolina sewing, Stephen Crane, Banana, and classic city series. Answers appear on the Classified Page.
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Carolina
Stephen Crane
Iter
Rhone
Seiies
Tiber
Brussels
Venice
Rome
Browning Denies He'll Use Troops
In Nashville and Shelby County Tennessee Governor Gordon Browning rejects claims he plans to deploy the National Guard to prevent election fraud. He calls the reports deliberate misinformation and warns that only as a last resort would force be used, urging protection and peaceful voting ahead of a crucial Shelby County primary.
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Nashville
Gordon Browning
Mensop
Memphis
Aetian
Shelby
Erie Commission
Jill
Horse and Buggy Sales Flourishes at Local Store
In Pietsiinld the A Campbell store sold the last of its new brgwies Saturday as part of a cradaadd heapht sedis dua. Roney Smith, who has yet to buy his first mullinabile and carriyads the horse and Weay Bie hedtor transportation, was the ptuttd pacehister when the last buoaey whip disappeared.
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To A
Auto Wreck Injures Family. Escape Serious Harm
Mrs Wade and her daughter Sally Joe were in a Sunday car accident near Hope. Mr Wade, a sales clerk at John S. Gibson Company, and the Wade family escaped serious injury. Details were scarce. a second vehicle struck the area and caused damage. The Wades were expected to leave Little Rock on Monday afternoon.
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Ates
Due Warde
Sally Joe
Wade
John S. Gibson Flere
Hope
Municipal Court In Recess Here Monday
Municipal court was not in session here Monday due to a scheduled session of county and chancery court. All municipal court cases will be heard next Monday.
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Munical Court
County and Chancery Court
Why the AMA Opposes Compulsory Sickness Insurance
This article surveys AMA stance on Social Security sickness coverage, detailing historic shifts, international comparisons, and concerns that compulsory plans waste medical resources, fail to improve preventive care, and prolong illness. It cites physician groups, societies, and public health collaborations shaping opposition.
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The
American Medical Association
Roscoe G. Leland
Bureau of Medical Economics
American Medical * Association
NEA
Chicago
Roosevelt
Social Security Board
A.M
American Mudiel Association
Social Security Administration
Surrivet Yylen
United State
Rosco G. Leland
Bureau of M Medical Economics
Teland
Morris Fishbein
A. M. A. Journal
Cotton Carryover Hits a New Peak in World Totals
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange reported the 1937-38 world cotton carryover at a record 23 million bales, with American carryover 19,803,000 halves and foreign growths estimated around 10 million bales, totaling the largest in history.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
August Clearance Sale of Used Cars and Trucks
An August clearance sale announced by ROR Hamm Motor Company lists 23 units marked down for clearance starting Monday and running through August. The assortment covers pickups and trucks with passenger cars from popular makes included in the sale.
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ROR, Hamm. Motor Company
Mouslix
Beter
Imost
Sombrero Safety Advised Amid Wild Hat Talk
A garbled note from Mexico discusses oversized sombreros as practical sun protection and glare reduction. It notes hats costing up to $500 and describes felt, wool, silver, and stone adornments, warning against mistaking moving objects in the woods and emphasizing safety.
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Mexico
United States
Anthrax Outbreak Is Brought Under Control
Dr. C D Stubbs state veterinarian said Monday that an anthrax outbreak in central Arkansas was under control. Local authorities reported the spread limited and cases contained to a small area with livestock affected. No human cases were reported and surveillance continued across the affected region.
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Little Rocky
C.D. Stubbs
Central
Arkansas
Foreign Brigade Hits Rebels Hard Near Ebro Front
First American volunteers returning from the Toro river sector report the International Brigade delivering a heavy blow to insurgents. Wounded fighters describe a smashing victory driving deep into enemy territory before retreating across the Mil river on stretchers.
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Ebro
Toro River
International Brigade
Mle River
Cemetery Working Near Hope at Ross Brave Ward
A cemetery working is planned for Wednesday, August 4, at Ross Brave ward, eight miles southeast of Hope. All interested persons are urged to bring necessary vials.
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Ross Braveward
Hope
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers and Guidelines
A 1938 NBA Service, Inc. publication presents a manners quiz with questions on excuses for invitations, gifting norms, handling duplicate gifts, arm-holding etiquette, phone explanations, and frankness versus rudeness. It provides stated answers: one reason is more convincing than several. frankness can be rude. avoid obvious faux pas when handling sensitive social situations.
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NBA Service
Lnc
New Hope Is Felt for Lost Clipper
Manila reports a renewed sense of optimism in the search for the Hawaii Clipper and its 15 passengers. Philippine aeronautical experts suggest the 26 ton flying boat may still be afloat, citing no wreckage in the last area and a possible radio failure or course deviation leading to an unknown landing outside the search zone.
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Manila
P. L
VPIHA
Hawaii
Bank Robbed in New York Branch Seizes $50,000
Four gunmen robbed a New York Banca di Napoli Trust branch, seizing about $50,000 in cash before fleeing. Police describe a sudden heist at the Mondya branch with no immediate arrests reported.
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New York
Metropolis
Banca di Napoli
Mondya
Po- Live
Movies Take Most of Villagers Dimes Across U.S.
UPI reports the U S Bureau of Home Economics finds nonrelief families in villages and small towns spend about thirty cents to eighty cents per person on moving picture shows, with Southeast communities tending toward the higher end of the range.
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Washington
UPI
U. S Village
U.S
Roosevelt Still Is on Trail of the Sailfish
President Roosevelt continues pursuit of a Mant sailfish and scientific specimens as he visits Pacific islands. The dispatch notes a motor vehicle rate of one per 4.5 Americans versus one per 50 globally, highlighting transportation contrasts during the voyage.
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Roosevelt
U. 5S
Huston
Cocos Iskind
Pacific Islands
White House
United States
A Thought Remember what you believe depends on you
Quote attributed to Nooh Porter notes belief is shaped by the thinker. The saying emphasizes self-driven perspective and personal mindset as the basis for conviction.
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Nooh Porter
McClellan Files Complaint With Senate Probers
Representative John L McClellan said he reported to the senate campaign expenditures committee that federal office holders were backing Senator Caraway in the Arkansas primary He noted offices in Little Rock and did not seek an investigation but the committee would decide on sending an investigator.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Arkansas
John J. McClellen
Senate
Hattie W. Caraway
McClellan
Karl Greenhaw
Little Rock
Caraway
Dequeen
Ark
John L. McClellan
Hattie ‘W. Caraway
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Paul N. Schaeffer
George H. Earle
General Assembly
Grand Jury
Schaeffer
Cal B. Shelly
Dauphin County
Brand Jury
Pennsylavania
Seeding Promises Lost as Lightning Hits Oklahoma Warehouse
Agricultural officials stored $10,000 to $20,000 worth of drought resistant seeds near Woodward Oklahoma. Torrential rains and a lightning strike destroyed the warehouse and seeds. Some experiments must restart, while a 42 pound white sapphire valued at $20,000 is noted as the world’s largest.
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Oklahoma
Cotton prices slip as futures open and close lower
New Orleans market reports show cotton futures opening at 8.68 and closing at 8.60 to 8.61. Spot cotton remains dull with an 11 point decline, middling at 8.86.
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New Orleans
Ottoher Cote
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W. Lee O'Daniel
Tokyo
Hipien
Ierha
Dallas
Tex
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Ozan
Bingen
McCassil
Soatth
Browning
Blanes
Municipal Court
Germany
England
U.S. A
Morris Fishbein, M
Journal Anegican Piedical Association
Irvin Abell
Association
Journal of the A. M.A
Ben
Manin Motor Company
McLellan
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