Revival Preaching Draws Crowds at First Pentecostal Church
Rev. W. P. Graves continues a revival at the First Pentecostal Church with growing attendance and rising interest. Next Sunday night the evangelist will discuss "The Mark of the Beast" with commentary on recent European and world events as scripture. The preacher urges all to attend. good singing and exchange program featured.
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Hich
W. P. Graves
Sweatt
Sliers
Feaure Exch
Washington office crunch spreads as govt reshuffles space
Washington eyes strain as defense agencies scramble for quarters. A public utilities official notes desks, folders, and filing cabinets stacked in hallways while the government rents spaces from apartments and skating rinks to house alien registration and Social Security. A scientist explains spider silk lines used for telescope orientation, and a report cites 16 Soviet republics 60 miles away.
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Jack Stinnett Ashington
Washington
Govent
National Defense
W. E. Reynolds
Finance Corporation
Old Commerce
Empolyes
Potoma Park
Uncle Sam
Sam
Tme
Social Security Board
War Department
Justice Department
Keep Out of War Rally Draws Broad Support From Varied Groups
Washington built up a Chicago rally to keep America from entering another war with names like Senator Bennett Clark and Charles A. Lindbergh highlighted. Veterans of Foreign Wars and diverse organizations claim no political motive, aiming only to show isolationist sentiment and gauge Willkie versus Roosevelt.
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Washington
Chicago
America
Wendell Willkie
Bennett Clark
Charles A. Lindbergh
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
League of American Veterans
League of American Mothers
Daughters of 1812
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Catholic Daughters of America
United Spanish War Veterans
Labor
League
Father Coughlin
Communist Party
Amercia
Willkie
Bill
Roosevelt
William Green Grace
Grace
Irish Fellowship Club
Avery Brundage
Chelage
Katharine Hepburn Shown Inings and Ecstatic Toes
Hollywood reports Katharine Hepburn in Metro filming Philadelphia Story with Jimmy Stewart. A dawn scene by a pool features Hepburn in a damp robe, bare arms and legs, her toes entwined and clinging as she is carried by Stewart. George Cukor directs eight camera takes showcasing her new screen persona.
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Marlene Dietrich
Universal
Katharine Hepburn
RKO Literady
Cukor
Philip Barry
Cary Grant
Stewart
Philadelphia Story
New York
John Ford
Miss Hepburn
Sylva Scarlett
Cantanlerous
Kate
Hollywood
Metro
Jimmy Stewart
George Cukor
Hepburn
Kalie ‘Hepburn
Negro Camp Meet in Progress at Radical bill church
The state camp meeting of the Negro Church of God is now in progress at the church on Radical bill. It will run through August 18 with a ministers meeting at 4 20 a m preaching at 11 and 30 p m long service at 1 30. Pastor D M Finell invites the public to attend.
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Negro Church of God
Church On Radical Bill
D. M. Finell
Stories in Stamps Stories in Stamps
Foreign nations adopt Americas national game as baseball spreads through Pan American friendships and Caribbean Olympiad links. Cuba and Puerto Rico boast strong teams while Japan’s league thrives after 1889 introduction by an American engineer. American professors sailors and residents aided growth. touring players are hailed as heroes.
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Central and
South America
Panama
Cuba
Puerto Rico
United States
Japan
Orient
Revival Meeting Held By Rev Angel Martinez Progresses On West Fourth Street
Despite rain Rev Angel Martinez conducts a revival on West Fourth Street. He delivered a second coming sermon last Friday and announced a Saturday Popeye series. Sunday night he spoke on The Great Blood Transfusion. Weather may force continuation at First Baptist auditorium with services nightly this week. Public urged to attend.
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Angel Martinez
West Fourth Street
Brother Angel
Christ
Paul
First Baptist Church
Pasture Weed Control Advice From County Agent
County Agent Oliver L Adams reports that first summer rains boosted grasses legumes and weeds. University of Arkansas expert Charles F Simmons says mowing pastures now removes weeds and unpalatable grass while preserving moisture and soil nutrients. Raise the mower outer bar to avoid over clipping and allow regrowth after rains.
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Charles F. Simmons
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fall garden guide notes favorable soil moisture boost harvest
An Arkansas agricultural update outlines favorable moisture levels for fall vegetable planting. Long and short season crops, including cabbage and potatoes, can be sown or transplanted now with late summer drills for beets and carrots. New AAA payment adjustments reduce conservation payments by ten percent to fit available funds, with later revisions linking to broader program participation.
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Earl J. Atten
University of ‘Arkansas College of Agriculture
Arkansas
Dane Hess
AAA
Can- Keoss
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