Workers Escape Train Hits Ties Near Conway
Fifteen railroad workers fled to safety as a Missouri Pacific freight train struck their replacement tie equipment six miles south of Conway. The crash caused several thousand dollars in damage. no injuries were reported. Engineer allegedly overlooked order locating the crew. Equipment including motor cars and pushcars was scattered along the right of way.
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Missouri Pacific
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Rissolmilie
Eten Foraman
Here
Revival and events fill Hope community calendar
A Busy schedule in Hope includes Thought For The Bay, a youth revival at Garratt Chapel with inspirational singing by Jewel Martin and EHarhestiie Keel, devotion, guest church remarks, and a sermon by Rev. M W Williams. Also listed are revival services at Mt. Pleasant A M E Church led by Rev. Frank Bendpton, an exhibition basketball game at City Park with Hope versus New Orleans Creoles, and notes on Grand Lodge attendance by local residents along with college-bound students returning to A M & N College.
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Jewel Martin
Eharhestiie Keel
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M. W. Wiliams
Our of Decision
Lonoke Baptist
Be- Bee C. M .E
City Park
Hope
New Orleans
Board to Decide Site for State Vocational Tech School
Arkansas State Board of Education will meet next Tuesday to decide the location of the first state vocational tech school. The board aims to address a Legislative Council resolution ordering placement in Little Rock and will discuss sites Camden Pine Bluff and Magnolia, after tours of the three finalists.
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State Board of Edcation
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Legislative Council
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Are Ford
Washington
Osher
Boand
Ford Salt
Yeasterday
Camden
Pine Bluff
Magnolia
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Dealings Spurt on Stock Market
Traders clashed as sharp market moves sent prices tumbling in New York. A 26 minute delay sparked a surge of offerings that battered buyers, then resistance appeared and buyers returned to stem the decline. The session ended with widespread losses across many divisions, though some stocks recovered.
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New York
Aelimads
Little Rock Favored for First School Site by Legislature
The Legislature’s push favored Little Rock as the site for the first school, with $300,000 appropriated. Council members pressed that locating elsewhere would defy legislative wishes and deny timely service, though the board reserved final judgment after reviewing the resolution.
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Little Rock
Handers to New Guinea in South Pacific
Napoleon Hohapatte promoted to general in the Fretien Army at age 24. The move highlights rapid advancement within overseas forces and reflects ongoing deployments in the South Pacific theater during wartime.
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New Guinea
South Pacific
Napoleon Hohapatte
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