Directors Face Liability Fears In School Injury Cases
The Sparkman high school board and related directors face potential legal liability after a district court found against a driver in a pupil injury case. An Arkansas Gazette report noted directors may be responsible for damages, prompting letters urging boards to insure themselves. The ruling spurred calls across districts for caution while insurers reassess coverage.
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Reptle Rock
Sso
Dallas
Skity Department of Education
Auorney Ceneral
Jack Holt
Lew Cheek
Halt
Cheeks
Kin Dicks
Sparkscan High Sehest Bord
Dield
Lee Dorteefield
Oneshalf
Sparkum
Werry TW Alford
Weltcation
Mocruw
Holt
Ins Pee
Fordyer Court
Iya
Arkansas Gavette
Giablo
Fordyee
Dhrectors
Dat
Wverdiet Avis
Fay
M.M. Porterfield
Insurance Company
E.R. Barter
Oliver Atehley
J. B
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court
Mrs St Attaway of Hope Dies at 63
Mrs. St Attaway of Hope dies at 63 after a long illness. Rev Ken North officiates at the funeral at Presby temple. She is survived by two daughters and a son, plus two sisters and several brothers. She was a native of Preseul ite and lived in Hope for years.
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Dalla Attway
Preseul Ite
Fegtl Meloek
Ural
Ken Noth de Spore
Will Burtal
Boe Darter
Cope Brights
Sonal
Mes
Mille Kimberley
Mos
Arely Livan
Kothh
Nustwitle
Abd Cine Breather
Toracephe Is
Marieesbore
Avi
Palthesongs Wer
Lay Tafe
Boo Mister Willard Dones
Ravirote
Petre
Card Dones
Cintanati Buys Birmingham Club
WIR MINGATADT Ala 01% Wye Bionidghian Baseball Chief heesine property of the Cocanaati. Sale price not disclosed. Conference will Ed Norton. Wyrunnaghenny president ee Both Aliens and Sogoda attempted on their papadations.
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Mingatadt
Ala
Wye
Chie Heesine
Cocanaati
Chrlos
Vavanhs Arc
Ocee Atebane
Southern Association
Ed Norton
Wyrunnaghenny
70,000 March in U.S.A. War Games
Washington reports 70 000 National Guardsmen from harshThorstein states drill along the Eastern seaboard at two points to repel a simulated invasion. The units in Virginia and North Carolina work two weeks of war games to test readiness and coordination amid a large scale exercise.
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U.S.A
Washington
SCHS
Harthorstein States
Flatisbury
N. Yu
Manly
Nye Warns G.O.P. to Be Progressive
Senator Nye of North Dakota warned the Republican party to adopt a more progressive stance, urging it to curb its cocksureness and support a stronger push for reform and a progressive candidate, as reported from Washington.
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Nye
G.O.P
Washington
Republiiar Party
North Dakota
Cranium Crackers: A Word List Puzzle Challenge
A fragmented brain teaser presents groups of words and names labeled as one word answers. Readers must identify the odd one out in each set, noting nonsensical pairings and linguistic shifts across four groups.
Train Crash Kills One, Injures Thirty Five in Denver Yards
In Denver Colorado a train crash on a crossing left one dead and about 35 wounded. The victim was tentatively identified as RS. Mack a conductor on Santile train No. Thirty five injured passengers were taken to Denver hospitals. Five ambulances were sent to the scene and fire crews used acetylene torches to free trapped passengers from cut cars.
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Denver
Colo
RS. Mack
Pueblo
Texarkana Wins Fast Friday Baseball Match Ups
Bruner Ivory loses to Texarkana Cleaners 9 to 3 in a high tempo game. Slayton Hatfield each have two hits for Bruner while Texarkana’s Hare Thomas and Ganter lead with key hits. Gunter Bros Lumber beats American Legion 4 to 8 with Ledford Bell and Stanford tallying two hits. District Tournament entrants include The last Malco Theaters team of Hot Springs and Murray’s of Prescott joining Bruner Ivory, August 16 17 18 in Hope with 10 and 25 cent admissions and 50 cent season pass.
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Bruner Ivory
Bruner
Cleaners
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Hatfield
Benner
Witcher
Texarekana
Jack Fountain
Vireus
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Hare
Thomas
Lowe
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Russell
Ganter Bros. Lumber Company
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R H & Ganter Bros
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Legion
Patterson
Urban
Bell
Ad Crosby
Gunter Brox
Ledford Bell
Stanford
Americas Legion
Malco
Af Hot, Springs
Murray's
Prescott
Hope
Mind Your Manners and Hotel Etiquette Quiz
A fragmented etiquette quiz covers hotel checkout steps and tipping norms. It discusses calling the desk to settle bills, returning keys, and leaving a forwarding address. It asks whether guests should avoid calling at hotel departments or taking stationery and when tipping is appropriate.
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P Waller
Fle
Transparent bodies and engines for 1940s cars
Detroit reports plastic safety glass and plastic bodies advancing toward 1945. Cars may feature transparent or translucent bodies with strong, light plastic components, including unfinished prototypes from Fisher and Briggs. Fuel advances aim for 100 octane by 1942 and two miles per gallon gains, driving smaller engines and rear-engine options.
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R. C. Sackett
Detroit
Henry Ford
Jong
New York
Hitler
Fisher
Briggs Body
Gus
Gi Company
Carens Wines
GEB
Digintee
Ben
A Thought Hebe Waits for Readiness When He Heals
A fragmentary line notes that Hebe waits if He is ready whenever He heals, with reference to Seth. The text presents an odd or esoteric biblical or mythic aside, implying readiness and healing themes within a terse, unnamed dialogue.
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Seth
Japanese Office in Shanghai Hit
A bomb explosion Saturday night demolished the offices of the Japanese controlled shipping office in Shanghai injuring nine Chinese seriously and several others slightly. The blast came as Shanghai awaited the anniversary of warfare in the area amid expected violence.
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Shanghai
China
Fliers Missing in Atlantic Monoplane Attempt from Nova Scotia
Dublin reports no word from U S fliers Alex Logb and Dick Decker after their fuel deadline. They aimed to fly a monoplane from St. Peter's Nova Scotia to Trelatiel in a plan likened to Lindbergh’s Paris flight two years ago.
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Dublin
Ireland
Ieland
Alex Logb
Dick Decker
St. Peter's
Nova Scotia
Trelatiel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
McNutt Pleads For Federal Policies At Nation Convention
McNutt urges liberalism priority at Yonrie convention praising Roosevelt leadership. He envisions expanding the social security system to cover health and disability programs and defends civil liberties as vital to democracy while condemning abuses threatening resources and social order.
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Puupsburgil
Paul Y. McNutt
Yonrie
Second warplane crashes at Langley field
The Department of War reported a second warplane crash at Langley field within 24 hours. An attack plane went down about 15 miles northwest of the post, following Friday’s bomber crash that killed two officers and seven men.
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Washington
Langley Feld
Langley Field
Ours
Chapman Named No 3 Public Enemy by U S Justice Dept
Irving Charles Chapman, 42, once a Texas felon with 16 aliases, tops the FBI list of the ten most wanted fugitives designated as part of the national anti crime drive. The roster notes Chapman’s long criminal record, including an 80 year sentence for 1938 Atlanta Texas bank robbery and later Red River County kidnaping, plus an escape in July 1937 from Texas penitentiary.
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New York
Irving Charles Charl? Chapman
Texas
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chartie
Louis
Lepke) Buchalter
Thomas B. Dewey
Chapman
Atlanta
BBL
Red River
Texas Penitentary
Chapin
Divorcee Shot by Jealous Ad mirer on Long Island
SMITHTOWN BRANCH, N. Y. A socially prominent young divorcee was shot and critically wounded after a house party on the fashionable Long Island north shore Saturday by a jealous admirer. The assailant fired three shots at Mrs. Elizabeth Greve Caldwell Caro lyn of Delafield Farm Naroton Conn, wounded a state trapper who tried to save her, then killed himself with four bullets.
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Smithtown Branch
N. Y
Long Island North Shore
Charles LaForce
Elizabeth Greve Caldwell
Carolyn
Delafield Farm
Naroton
Conn
Propose to Wipe Out Frisco Stock Plan Advocated
United States Interstate Commerce Commission examiners J W Walsh and T K Carpenter proposed reducing the St Louis San Francisco Railway capitalization from 388.7 million to 210 million with fixed interest charges and eliminating current common and preferred stock. They set January 1, 1940 as the effective date and outlined new mortgage bonds and income securities to pay off existing debt while preserving undisturbed equipment obligations.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Grgilan
St. Louis-San Francista Railway Company
J. W. Walsh
T Kf Carpenter
Frisco
Kansas City
Memphis
Birningman Dievision
Bondsmen face civil suit over Bearden shortages
In Hempstead circuit court a civil action seeks $13,047.65 from 15 bondsmen tied to former Sheriff and Collector James E Bearden. Prosecution alleges shortages in 1935–38 sheriff and collector settlements, including 1936 1937 and 1938 fines, with listed judgment amounts per bondsman and 1938 tax collection shortfall of $1,874.00.
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James E. Bearden
Hempstead
Bearden
A. H. Christian
A. Hy Christian
R. Hy Tunstall
J. W. Powell
R. C. Robins
J. B. Robins
John H
R. M. LaGrone
O. A. Graves
Dick Huie
R. H.tunstall
R. O. Robins
Sheriffs Office
J. H. Barrow
S. Robin
R. M. Briant
J. D. Barlow
Christian Heads State Flood Control Commission
Charles W. Chris yan of Little Rock was elected manager of the Arkansas State Flood Control Commission at a Batesville meeting. An appropriation in 1939 allows hiring an engineer for the first time. Governor Bailey joined the discussion on flood central survey plans for the coming year. The engineer will prepare data on Bayou Meto Saline Caddo Little Missouri Cadrop Spring Point Remove Bayou Bartholomew Cache Rolling Ford Cossatot rivers for a House hearing when Congress convenes in January. Commission members attending included Overman Butler Morrow Crifiman Green Williamson Cheevan and McClure. Executive content notes Ellis Island history mentioning pirates and gibbet references.
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Little Rock
Charles W. Chris- Yan
Batesville
Chris+lian
Bailey
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Congress
Bayou Meto
Saline River
Caddo River
Little Missouri River
Cadrop Creek
Spring River
Point Remove
Bayou Bartholomew
Cache River
Rolling Ford River
Cossatot River
Commission
RE. Overman
Ben I. Butler
Oscesla
John 2. Morrow
Layton Crifiman
Harrison
J. L. Green
Fort Smith
Lasinay Williamson
Monticello
W Cheevan
Prescott
W.C. McClure
Camden
Cotton market opens in New Orleans with slight drop
The New Orleans cotton market opened Saturday at 6.45 and closed at 5A. Spot cotton ended the day six points lower with middling at 6.05.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
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