Thanksgiving in State Uncertain amid Roosevelt plan shifts
Governor Bailey indicated he might move Thanksgiving up a week if local conditions force the change, while awaiting advice. He stressed cooperation with the national administration but signaled a possible deviation if needed. Football interests voiced concerns over scheduling, with no formal petitions reported. The proclamation binds districts only, not states. In Del Rio Texas Jim Netts muses on a rattlesnake hat band for a naval commander.
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Nyberg Beer Tax Bill Is Attacked
Lawyers for retail and wholesale beer dealers plan an immediate suit challenging the Nyberg Act 1939 sales tax on liquor beer and wine. The case hinges on Gutensohn voting and the Arkansas Supreme Court ruling in a highway bond refunding case.
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Special Election Possible in Spring
Governor Bailey would not reveal plans to refund the 140 million highway bond debt as the Arkansas Supreme Court keeps the measure in doubt awaiting a September 25 ruling. Officials say a special election could occur after November 1, and dealers report bond price shifts following the court decision.
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U S to Expand Its Food Stamp Store
Federal officials plan nationwide expansion of the food stamp program as shortages may limit grants for cities seeking relief. Secretary Wallace cited an estimate of 5 to 10 million dollars for the year while Treasury and lawmakers draft plans to widen the tax base to possibly 100 to 200 million dollars annually. A separate item from Waynesboro Virginia notes J E Kig er wondering about a pale groundhog omen from last February.
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Mind Your Manners Maid Training Q&A
A historical prompt discusses proper maid etiquette and training methods. It asks if a maid should be given an honest job outline and time off, how a maid with an unmarried employer should answer the phone, whether she should discuss former employers, and how to announce dinner. Sample answers include yes to duties clarity, yes to room comfort, and a prepared greeting such as Good morning Miss Jamest apartment.
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Br Fotlow
Standings and Results From Thursday and Friday Play
Rain affected Little Rock at Atlanta Memphis at Chattanooga and Knoxville beat Birmingham 5 to 4 while New Orleans 3 Nashville 5. Friday offers more matchups with Brooklyn 5 New York 1 St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 7 Chicago 6. Philadelphia 1 New York 9 Washington 8 Boston 7. Diplomatic note on ship repair at Portsmouth navy yard mentions drydock reconditioning.
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Immorality Allegations Hit Bund on Long Island
Nineteen year old Helen Veeros testified before the Dies committee that immorality existed in the German American Bund camp on Long Island New York and that she quit because its leaders would not leave her alone She said Bund leaders tried to indoctrinate members with Nazi superiority over American ideals
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Corn Crops Benefit From Timely Rains Near Lawrence
Rain spared the Leonhard area and nearby farms, renewing corn moisture just in time for fall husking plans. Despite dry spells elsewhere around Lawrence, the Leonhard crop remained lush and green after two timely showers, boosting expectations for harvest nationwide.
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Cook seeks expunging of grand jury report on judge
Little Rock. R A Cook former Pulaski county judge who lost the Democratic gubernatorial nomination last year petitioned the Pulaski circuit court on Friday to expunge from its records a grand jury report criticizing his tenure as judge. Circuit Judge Gus Falk was not immediately available for comment.
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