Social Calendar for Early August in Local Church Circle
Social calendar items from a small church community list Monday evening at 739 on Noth Bin Street for a Children's Division Council meeting hosted by Miss Mable Ethridge with guest speaker Mrs Glad Ine B Morris discussing Townwe ets's Caimiment. Also notes a Tuesday bridge club meet at a $20 room hosted by Mrs oy Stephenson and that the Business and Professional Women’s club will not meet this week.
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Children's Division Council
Birt Methodist Church
Mable Ethridge
SA Noth bin Street
Glad Ine B. Morris
Contenet Bridge Club
Oy Stephenson
Library Hours Move Front City Hall Five Week Span
Announcements show Tempstenn county library near city hall opens at 7 pm for five weeks as heat rises. Citizens plan relaxed afternoons watching the Army pass by with bridge games sprinkled in, enjoying a calm public scene despite rising temperatures.
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Tempstenn
Weekend visits and hospitality mark end of visitors' week
Letters note trucks rolling by Monday night and watch parties as guests arrive. Open house hosted by Miss Hattie Anne Feild welcomed officers of the Fighting 65th Infantry. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Ray Anderson and others offered hospitality to weary travelers. Desert drive and Emmonon club games featured late summer flowers, bridge, and a dessert course with scores recorded.
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Tiewis
Hattie Anne Feild
65Th Infantry
Hebels
Ray Anderson
B. Presley
Blanch Cannon
Bmianon Club
Alt
Newcomers in City and Local Visits Noted
Personal mention highlights Mr. and Mrs. Barney Chambers settling at Dickinson home on South Main. Mrs. Nick Jewell ill at Battle Creek Sanitarium with Mr. Jewell and Mr. and Mrs. Brimt at bedside. Mrs. Gosnell hosted Miss Dorothy Strield. Mrs. Dorsey McRae Jr. returned from Malvern with grandson Dorsey David Clever visiting. Mrs. W. L. Clark of Atlanta to visit R. M. LaGrone Sr. and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Chambers
Cormier
Dickinson
South Main Street
Nick Jewell
Battle Creek
Mick
Jewell
Mes
Dorsey McRae Jr
Malvern
William Glover
Glover
Dorsey David Clever
W. Ll. Clark
Atlanta
R. M. LaGrone Sr
Superstitious Fort Jackson payroll scene and auction notice
Wrathfield artilery band members sign payroll as black cat maxtot Pete jumps the table and two musicians report minor accidents. A brigadier general and several officers inspect the unit. Peter is removed from duty for 24 hours and the Arkansas mortgage sale proceeds August 26, 1941 at Sutton Barn Hempstead County. Auction lists several livestock and farm implements with a witness signature by W. M. Sparks, County Supervisor.
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Fort Jackson
Wrathfield Artilery Band
Black Cat
Maxtot
Pete
Ed Parker
Peter
Auiailers Fr
Notice of Sale by mortgagee in Hempstead County Arkansas
Legal notice states a mortgage by Albert McCorkle to the United States dated March 26 and June 17, 1940 was filed in Hempstead County Recorder. The notice announces sale action by the mortgagee to enforce the mortgage. The surrounding text includes a jumble of social notes about local residents and visitors.
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Albert McCorkle
United States
Hempstead
Arkansas
Mortgagee sale of farm stock in Hempstead County Arkansas
Undersigned mortgagee to the United States announces a public sale of farm stock in Hempstead County Arkansas on August 26, 1941 at Sutton Barn. Items include a black Jersey cow Daisy two black horse mules weights 631 and 875 pounds a black mine mule at 800 pounds and more. Sale to the highest bidder for cash between 8 am and 5 pm.
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State of Arkansas
Sutton Barn
Barrow
Iy Haind
United States of
Amelia
W. M. Sparks
C. R. Rosenbaum
United States
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
of Hempstead
United States of America
Gus Morgan
Henry
Gale Hooper
Ga. Starks
Jel Hayse
J. W. Rodden
Hempstein County
Notice of Sale by Mortgaged Vendors in Hempstead County
Notice records two separate mortgage foreclosures in Hempstead County Arkansas with Gus Morgan and J W Rodden. Both are dated August 23 1941 listing property to be sold August 26 1941 at Sutton Barn and Hempstead County courthouse. Items include livestock harness plows and farm implements with specifics and weights.
German South American takeover plan outlined
The article discusses a 1937 Nazi strategy to control South America via 114 economic zones each ruled by a gauleiter, with German tourists and businessmen mapping resources and markets. It contrasts this with U.S. disorganization, noting about 9000 American officials in the region yet limited coordination in Washington under Sumner Welles and others.
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Berlin
Economics Ministry
Nazi
Geo-Folitick Institute
South America
Fuehrer
Sbort
United States
Unite States
Washington
State Department
Sumner Welles
Department of Commerce
Wayne Chatfield Taylor
Coordinator of
Inter-American Affairs
Nelson Rockefeller
Export-Import Bank
Warren Pierson
RFC
Jesse Jones
Commerce reshapes Latin America unit under Jones
In Washington, William LaVarre becomes Chief of the American Republics Unit as part of a sweeping Department of Commerce reorganization led by Jesse Jones. The move aims to counter German economic influence in Latin America amid wartime scarcity and a near halt to normal trade. LaVarre, a seasoned explorer and journalist, brings deep regional knowledge and language skills to the post.
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United States
Department of States
Legation
Washington
Department of Commerce
Fac
Latin America
Jesse Jones
Federal
Secretary of Commerce
Harry Hopkins
Jones
Wayne Chatfield Taylor
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department
Federal Department
Herbert Hoover
William LaVarre
South
Central America
Agua Caliente
Tierra del Fuego
British Guiana
Venezuela
Amazon
South Carolina
South America
Dutch Guiana
North American
Pugh
U. S
LaVarce
LaVarre
Division of International Economy
Commerce
Ecoomic Defense Board
State and Commerce
American Republics
Oil Belt Golf Tourney to feature 100 entrants in El Dorado
El Dorado Country Club hosts the 16th Oil Belt Golf tournament attracting about 100 players from Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Notables include Paul Denson of Pine Bluff and past champions W. H. Blackledge Jr of Port Arthur and James McWilliams of El Dorado. Match play starts Sunday with four rounds finishing Labor Day, plus a pro am and social events planned by committee head Sam Batterson.
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EL Dorado
Richard Bubba" Smart
Fine Bluff
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Oil Belt
el Dorado Country Club
Paul Denson
Pine Bluff
W. H. Blackledge Jr
Port Arthur
Tex
Tri-State
Jimmy McGofugill
Shreveport
Edwin McClure
H. 5
Yocum
el Dorado Club
Sam Battérson
W. C. Price
Frank Spawr
R. ¥. McKinney
J. S. Brooks
E. 8. Minea
el Dorado Professional
Latin America Ally in Economic War Biggest Battle
The article argues that winning Latin America as an ally, not a conquering power, is the central struggle in the economic conflict. It notes German forces retreating in Latin America as context for shifting influence and strategic alliances.
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Latin America
Brewers Pay Arkansas Rice Farmers For 1940
A 1940 report shows the brewing industry bought from Arkansas fourteen rice counties 25,000,000 pounds valued at 750,000 dollars. The market gave farmers a profitable nearby outlet for top grade rice, aiding Arkansas rice farmers and the local industry. A loss of this market would deeply affect both sectors.
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Arkansas
Beer Benefits Many Groups of Arkansas Citizens
Arkansas farmers and many other groups profit from moderation in beer. The industry pays over a million dollars in taxes annually and supports about 9,000 Arkansas jobs. It also contributes roughly 7,000,000 in annual activity and touches sectors including automobile transport, aluminum, petroleum, paint, refrigeration, real estate, machinery, electric power, communication, printing, and furniture.
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Arkansas
Ene
You Can Help Protect Benefits From Beer Industry
Arkansas cannot afford to lose the benefits from the beer trade and the vigilance of inspections. The Bre and Arkansas Beer Distribute Committee urges patrons to support orderly law abiding retailers meeting high approval standards.
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Arkansas
Brere and
Arkansas Beer Distribute Committee
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NEA
48Th Signal Company
Third Army
Gieul
Walter Krueger
Commandig Geners
U.S. Signal Corps
Eee
Business and Professional Womens Club
Saenger
Ginger Rogers
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Aleander
Rialto
Hongkong
Ie Theatres Saenger
Dilek
Absarelur
Thars
Pri
Hamilton
Hamphong
Pri-Sat
the Pines
Tt. L. Gosnell
Dorothy Strield
Nell Louise Broytes of
Ark
ST Tay
Madelphia
J. C. Broyles
Omrs
Charleen M. Williams
W. R. Orton
E M. McWilliams
Duffie
Boons
Jett
Chicago
Jett Black
Vivian, Ci
John Stuart
Arkadelphia
Roy Stephenson
Vivian
Stephensons
Charles C. Chestnut
Little Rock
de. J. W. Branch
Philadelphia
Mrs. Branch and Sons
Garrett Story Jr
Carolyn
Bobby
Garrett Story
Jessie Clarice Brown
Lille Rock
Naomia Sanders
St. Louis
Die Yorun
Wilbur Robins
Mineral Springs
Shack
Save Money
Hope Auto CO
West Second Street
Uncle Sam
Bubba Smart
Witmer
Totation
Brewers & Arkansas Beer Distributors Committee
J, Hugh Wharton
Yramio
Rock Arkanrab
Iwestern Bell Telephone Company
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