Near Mutiny Aboard Vessel Exposed In Rescue Tale
In Sacksonville Florida August 19 a gale of near mutiny and a dramatic rescue of a 20 year old ship master from rough seas aboard the American tanker Halcyon were revealed to federal investigators. The Halcyon sailed from New York March 3 with nine replacements. fighting aboard after docking at Liverpook and Port of Spain led to four men being discharged. Captain Charles E. Rou, 20, was rescued after being in 17 minutes of waters. Charles E. Bell Sr. aided by bringing the ship to a stop and throwing a line, enabling Rou to be hauled aboard 400 life ring in hand. Charges were filed against Henry J. Louwers for alleged aboard ship misdemeanor.
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Sacksonvitle
Halcyon
Liverspook
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Charles E. ‘Rou
Raill
Rio Melaneiro
Charles E. Bell
Rol
Gnally
C. W. Quimby
Henry J. Louwers
Singing Services at Molly Grove Methodist Church August 22
Regular Sunday afternoon singing services will be held August 22 at 2 30 p m at Molly Grove Methodist Church The public is invited to attend The article notes the first canal and lock in America was built at Sault Ste Marie with unfinished context.
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Molly Grove Methodist Church
America
Sault Ste Ie
Secretaries of State Issues Charters for Two Arkansas Firms
The secretary of state today issued charters to Beverly Mills Inc of Hope and Grober Crane Company of Fort Smith. Beverly Mills lists 3400 shares at 100 dollars value with M S L and Walree Bates plus Vincent W and Alice Mag Foster as incorporators. Grober Crane shows paid in capital of 10010 dollars with Carey Thelen Crane Eugene and Eloise B H Grober as incorporators.
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Little Rock
Beverly Mills, Inc
Hope
M. S.1
Walree Bates
Vincent W
Alice Mag Foster
Grober-Crane Comuiny
Fort Smith
Carey and Thelen
Crane
Eugene
Eloise
BH. Grober
Hope Star brief livestock market and notices
The Hope Star lists St. Louis livstock market figures with hogs at 30.60 to 31.00 top, calves and steers varying, and cows and bulls priced down. Also includes scattered notices and local advertising data from the Hope, Arkansas newsroom.
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Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Sears
Trenc
Lion Buys Out Sinclair Holdings in Arkansas Towns
New York Aug 1 The Sinclair Telling Company sells its marketing facility in Arkansas to Lion Oil Company as part of withdrawing from areas uneconomically supplied. The deal covers bulk plants tributary retail outlets equipment and leaseholds in He rens Clarksville Cabot Malvern Hot Springs Augusta Harrisburg Oscura Rector Camden Booneville Waldron Piggott Pocahontas and Hick Ridge. Hard water is softened by dissolving glassy sodium phosphate in it.
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New York
Sinclair Telling Company
Arkansas
Lion Oil Company
Sinclair
Herens
Clarksville
Cabot
Malvern
Hot Springs
Augusta
Harrisburg
Oscuola
Rector
Camden Booneville
Waldron, Piggott, Pocahontas
Hick Ridge
Poultry and Produce Prices Steady Amid Mixed Receipts
Chicago markets report live poultry receipts at 493,080 with butter firmer and prices unchanged. Duelling and power costs rise slightly at the wholesale level, while egg prices show minor shifts. Details are fragmented but indicate stable overall market with pockets of small increases and decreases.
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Chicago
Tynellis
Luke
Babe Ruth Requiem Mass and Funeral Procession Across New York
Ed Barrow and Ruth's colleagues attended a solemn mass for Babe Ruth as Joe DiMaggio, William Bendix, and Francis Cardinal Spellman joined the service. Ruth’s funeral procession drew vast crowds through upper Manhattan and the Bronx, with 150000+ viewing at Yankee Stadium. Ruth’s widow Mrs Clair Ruth led the procession, which was open to all. Ruth’s grave in Westchester near Walden remains a quiet family plot, close to Jimmy Walker. Hank Greenberg recalled Ruth’s inspiration as he passed the bier, while a blind student from Jersey City received a sunset tribute spray. A final viewing in the stadium ended with a 22-year-old admirer as the last to see Ruth.
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Ed Barrow
Ruth
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
William Bendix
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Aurchibishop
New York
Joseph F. Flanchy
Upper Manhattan
Bronx
Westchester County
Yankee Stadium
Babe
Clair Ruth
Jimmy Walkey
Mammoth
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Leslie Macdonald
St. Joseph's School
Jersey City
N. J
Helen Por
MacDonald
Michael Corcoran
Mies
Cotton futures slip then rally in New York trading
Irregular cotton futures in New York trade show early losses influenced by grain declines, later recovering on short covering and buying. Nearby months demand strong as mills and importers hedge against later season raw cotton needs. Prices closed several cents higher from the prior session.
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New York
Gotton
Wade
Bath Mills
Imprchants
Nowight
Dee
Aly High
New Orleans Cotton and Wall Street Move Mixed Stocks
Cotton futures fell early in New Orleans trading but closed mixed with higher December and November bids and steady to firmer wheat and grain markets. In New York, stocks drifted in a narrow range with some gains in U S Steel Bethlehem and Du Pont while others fell, leaving a cautious tone as investors watched volume around 350,000 shares.
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Cormowas
New York
Fife
U. & Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Youngstown
Chrysler
Goodyear
Devins
du Ont
Johnsmanville
Santa Wey
Union Pacific
Standard It OH
Gogheiuh
International Harvester
Cera
Philip Memis
Transplanting Tips Amid Woes From Cutting Back
Readable ad advice suggests pruning about a third of branches due to reduced root system after transplanting. The guidance warns this helps restore balance and supports the plant’s recovery and growth.
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Planis
Daily Bread Continued From Pare One
Partial readable text discusses political shifts and anti communist sentiment. Mentions a new party and figures like Cline and reasons for joining. Tone mirrors a local newspaper brief on evolving political groups and public reaction.
Former Hope Resident Lea Ames Dies in Shreveport
Lea Ames, aged Sd, formerly of Hope, died Saturday at her home in Shreveport Louisiana. Funeral services were held today at Natthiteches La. She is survived by a sister, Marie Ames, for Fenton.
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Lea Ames
Hope
Shreveport
Natthiteches
Marie Ames
Fenton
Louisiana Laundry Controversy Sins Official Frayed By Ward Inquiry
Louisiana officials face a debate over a ward laundry facility and patient care amid reports of neglected clothes and limited laundry privileges at a state colony. Testimony from ward workers and residents describes delays, with lawmakers planning further hearings to probe conditions and operating costs.
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Gansidern
Jackson
Roy Strahan
Ro OR. Tucker
Seth Apery Visor
Mike ‘Ohlsen
Conqueliy Parish
Ier Jariiye
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