Coney Island and Bailey's Beach as US social contrasts
Bruce Catton surveys Coney Island and Bailey's Beach as two American beach cultures. Coney stands for democracy in summer crowds, vivid diversity, and affordable sunlight, while Bailey's Beach offers exclusive privacy, strict membership, and elite social belonging. Both sell sun and sea but represent stark class differences, inviting politicians to weigh extremes.
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U.S
Bruce Catton
New York
America
Coney Island
Coney
Bailey's Beach
Newport
Newport Summer Colony
Spoulink Rock Beach Association
Bailey's
Amer
Fim -Es
Warren Texarkana Softball Playoff Opens Wednesday
Winners of the Hope and El Dorado district tournaments meet in an inter-district playoff in Warren Texarkana to decide state tournament representation in Little Rock. Opening games feature Warren against East Funeral Home Texarkana at 8 pm and Murray Auto Service Prescott versus Lion Oilers El Dorado at 9 pm. Officials named four umpires with Ralph Cornelius as lead. The Warren club features pitchers Lester Carey Erie Chaney and Zebe Perry, while East Funeral Home relies on Campbell Hare. If needed, extra games move to Warren next Saturday night. Admission 10 and 25 cents.
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Hope
el Dorado
Little Rock
Warren
East Funeral Home
Texwkana
Hope District
Murray Auto Service
Jean of
Presvott
Lion Oilers
ElDorado
Timners
ElDorado Tournaquent
Karl Brioty
Drum Lope
Fran el Dorado
Heal
Ralph Cornelius
Rayanund Urban
MiDorado
Erion
Lester Carey
Erie Chaney
Zebe Perry
Guachila College
G. C. Morgan
Tbe ElDorado
Campay
Windmill
Brian
Future Farmers Meet Wednesday at Hot Springs Camp
The Jewenth annual Arkansas Future Farmers of America state convention will convene in Hot Springs Camp Coachdale from August 23 to 25. Delegates from Ganeburg Central, Lane burg Central, and Hape High School will participate and two delegates will seek the Arkansas Farmers Degree.
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W. Chambers
Fred A. Smith
Arkansas Association of Future Farmers of America
Hot Springs
Coachdale
Smith
Ganeburg
Gerald Regenuza
Weldon Smith
Iseal
Arkansas Farmers
F. R.A
Laneburg
Future Farmers of America
State Department of Education
Fred A. Smuth
Central
FF. A
Hape
RB. BE
Jackson
Cranium Crackers Proverb Quiz Clues and Authors
Puzzle item lists five familiar proverbs with missing ends. Clues request supplying the last phrase and naming the author of each. Entries include fools rush in and where ignorance is bliss with incomplete endings and a stray line about accidents and fate. Answers appear on page two.
Errors Corrected in Fair Catalog
Corrections to the Hampstead County Fair Association premium catalog are announced for public distribution via the County Agent and Extension Office. Noted errors include misprint on page 12 advertising 1500 bu shells of onls at 150 dollars instead of 1500 bushels, wrong superintendent Hoyman Broy instead of Merman Guy, missing No. %, and misprints in Rhode Island Reds and poultry prize amounts. Junior department listings also corrected for four 1-H Club members and FLIA specimens.
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Hampstead County Fair Association
Hope Brick Works
Merman Guy
Hoyman Broy
Rhode
FLIA
Speimbers
Cotton opens New Orleans trading day steady decline
New Orleans market notesOctober cotton opened at 84 cents per pound and closed near 87.172 cents with spot prices steady, down 16 points from the day. Market reflects slight slip in prices amid trading activity in the session.
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New Orleans
Snow Cruiser for the South Pole by Willis Thornton
The Snow Cruiser, built for Admiral Byrd’s Antarctic expedition, will travel on its own power across a vast polar area from Chicago to Boston in October. Costing around 150000 dollars, it carries four crew, provisions for a year, and an integrated air field, with a 69 foot length and giant tires.
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Willis Thornton
NEA
Chicago
Boston
United States
Mexico
Pullman
Research Foundation Wo
Armour
Alton Vale
South Pale
Bureau of Public Roads
Polar
Admiral Byrd
de. Phomas C. Pouteter
South Polar
North Pole
Cargantuan Ives
Coulyeur
Akron
How the snow cruiser crosses ice chasms
Description of a snow cruiser with a projecting nose designed to overhang crevasses. It is driven to the edge and the front wheels reach the edge of the ice, preparing for crossing.
Donkey Baseball Opening At Columbus and Hope
Columbus Schools set opening events for September 18 with classification, free textbooks for grammar students, and faculty listed for 1938 term. Two donkey baseball games at Fair Park feature Hope Band Auxiliary, mayoral talk, and master of ceremonies Lee Robins. Friday’s finale includes Speedy Hulson.
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Columbus
Hope Band Auxiliary
Fair Park
Tina the Hope High School Banc
W. S. Atkins
Lee Robins
Hhe
Ceremiarnios
Men of Hope
Speedy Hulson
Betwee Bryer
Cobb Drives Six Miles a Minute
BOONEVILLE SALY FLATS Utah A new world speed record of 86 R 35 miles per hour better than an prior mile record was set Wednesday by car designer Cobb London for hooker. He averaged over a measured mile to beat the previous record of 357 5 mph held by Captain George Eyston an Englishman. Magnesian sulphate which gives a bitter taste to salt is valued for its precise properties.
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Booneville Saly Flats
Utah
Dorm
Ft. Cobb
London
Hooker
Railton Neddan
Cobb
George Eyston
iMo
Whitesides Visit Hope and Nashville on Way Back to Washington
Garrett Whiteside secretary to Senator Hattie Caraway and Mrs Whiteside visit Hope and Nashville for several days, returning from Hawaii. Tuesday night Whiteside is honored on a Grassy Lake fishing trip hosted by Hempstead county friends including Bob Gosnell Lloyd Spencer Jim Wilson Charles Wilson Dr Don Smith Frank Trimble George Wiley and family from Eastland Texas. Senator Caraway joined and Emma Riley of Little Rock accompanied the group before departing for San Francisco en route to Washington.
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Garrett Whiteside
United States
Hattie W. Caraway
Lloyd Spencer
Jim Wilson
Charles Wilson
Don Smith
Frank Trimble
George Wiley
W. K. Lemly
W. Brashiery
Eastland
Texas
Smith
Whiteside
Senator Caraway
West
Emma Riley
Little Rock
San Francisco
Washington
Milburn Wins Free Trip to Kansas City
Milburn, agent for Metropolitan Life, earns a free Kansas City trip for placing over 75000 in ordinary business since January 1. He will depart Hope on September 20 and visit brother Major B. L. Milburn at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Sir Edwin Chadwick and Sir John Simon are noted as founders of modern public health practices.
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C. OR. Milburn
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Kansas City
Millburn
Hope
B. L. Milburn
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Sir Edwin Chadwick
Sir John Simon
Hitler Holds Firm on Polish Demands Across Danzig
Reports from Paris and Berlin describe Hitler pressing for unconditional return of Danzig and German reclaims in Poland. Britain and France ready for war footing as Neville Henderson delivers Britain’s unchanged pledge to defend Poland. Roosevelt hurried back to address crisis aboard the Tuscaloosa.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Nevile Henderson
Poland
Danzig
Reich
Bohemia and
Moravia
Hitler
Associated Press
Britain
France
Paria
Army
Navy
Daladier
Salzburg
Obersalzberg
London
Henderson
Chamberlain
Eit
A Thought Continued on on a Page Three
The excerpt reflects a religious reflection urging acceptance of God’s work and finding blessing through loving obedience, quoting George Eliot and emphasizing steadfast duty over seeking easier paths.
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George Eliot
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