Remedy for Medical College's Rating Loss Amid AMA Action
Dr Frank Vinsonhaler dean of the University of Arkansas Medical School said the AMA downgrading to non rated can be corrected by the legislature. He cited lack of a state charity hospital as the cause and noted a plan to have faculty assist at the state hospital to meet the 200 bed requirement. Governor Bailey called a trustees meeting to address the issue and seek quick remedy after the 1937 legislature defeated a bill to purchase Little Rock City Hospital for the state.
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Little Rock
Frank Vinsonhaler
University of Arkansas Medical School
American Medical Association
Ist
Arkansas
Vinsanhaler
AMA
Bailey
Frank Winsonhaler
Dean Vinsonhaler
University Board of Trustees
State Hospital
Medical School
Hspital
Winsenhaler
Weline
Little Rock City Hospital
Hope Chamber of Commerce Year in Review Highlights County Seat Quest
Hope Chamber of Commerce presents the annual report ending August 1 1938 citing a $2210 18 expense for the county seat removal from Washington to Hope. Mayor Albert Graves and ELF McFaddin led title work and legal steps thanked by the board for broad citizen support. Trade extension and 25 trade days drew thousands of shoppers. Efforts to extend U S 17 from Shreveport to DeQueen are urged with backing from highway commissions and federal officials. Air Mail Day boosted national recognition and airport preparation with 4483 mail pieces collected. Rest Room project remodeled two rooms above Briants Design Store with city and NYA support. County Fair revival seeks $1000 prizes and WPA paving programs aid property owners. Continued efforts in improvements and cooperation noted.
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The
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Mope
Albert Gravesnd Elf
McFaddin
Tape
Hempstead County
Meaney
Board of Directors
Iape
Wade
Hope
Roads
Ue J
Arkansas State Highways Commission
Louihians Highway Commission
American Association of Highway Officials
Federal Bureau of Roads
U. S. 17
Shreveport
Hone
Nashville
DeQueen
Air Mail
Arkansas
Business New
Briants Desig
Republic
Nahis
NYA
Hope Oe
Brown family and visitors puzzle solution
In the Brown family of Los Angeles the members are sister wife mother grandmother father niece granddaughter and six children along with two sisters in law. The two visitors from the East are the husband and his brother who form the remaining relations.
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Brown
Los Angeles
154 Pound Melon Brought to Hope
A 154 pound Melon, the largest of its kind this year, was brought to Hope by JA Porterfield of Palos. It was purchased by J R William, a lumber company owner, who plans to ship it to an eastern state. The melon sold for 15 dollars.
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Triumph
Wales
Hope
JA. Porterfield
Palos
J. R. William
Two Gunmen Shot by Indiana Deputies in Motel Shootout
In Indianapolis two gunmen were killed after a tense exchange of gunfire with three deputy sheriffs. Deputy Robert Harrite reported the intensity of the shootout remains uncertain, but the men had earlier availed a motel on Monday and had license plates from Council Bluffs, Iowa. Names Lindsay and Davis appeared among those connected to the incident.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Harrite
Ais Baal Lindsay
Willian Davis
Council Bluffs
Toya
Lawa
Sleeping Sickness Attacks Horses in U S
Washington reports veterinary efforts to curb a horse sleeping sickness epidemic estimated at 170000 cases last year. Officials say spread is by biting insects, especially mosquitoes, with most cases recorded in the central West amid ongoing experiments.
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Washington
Uncle Sang
West
Cobb Makes Test Run on Bonneville Flats
Cobb Ai Jah, a wealthy London fur broker, tested a racing car on the Bonneville Salt Flats Utah twice on Tuesday and postponed pursing the world speed record. In Janesville Wisconsin city officials honored the brown dog Brownie with a gold plated medal presented by City Manager Henry Traxler as Al Schwenker drove the street sweeper.
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Cobb
Bonneville Flats
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Ai—Jah Cobb
London
Janesville
Wis
Alittle
Henry Traxler
al Schwenker
Wip
Education Group Challenges Signatures on Pension Petition
The Arkansas Democrat reports lawyers for the Arkansas Education Association will file an original suit in the Arkansas Supreme Court within a week to challenge thousands of signatures on petitions to place the Rotenberry old age pension act on the November ballot. The complaint alleges forgeries and that many signers are not qualified electors while petitions may lack circulator signatures. Hempstead County checks show 289 names reviewed with 55 not found in poll books.
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Little Rock
Arkan Democrat
Arkansas Educat In Association
Arkansas Spreme
The
Democrat
Hempstead
Little Rock Club to Be Guests Here I
The fable Rob Kiwanis club will hold a joint meeting with the Hope eli at a Ladies Night affair Tuesday night at Hotel Barlow. The meeting begins at 7 30 o'clock. The Little Rock club will present the program. One feature will be the presentation of two large water melons to Little Rock club. The first one 90 pounder will be awarded to an individual of the visiting club. The second 125 pounder will be awarded to the club as a whole. The melons to be served at the next meeting of the Little Rock club, seeds saved for 4 H club members at Little Rock. 4 H members will step in contest for growing the largest melon from seeds. The Hope watermelon will be presented to the visitors by Kiwanian Bert Webb.
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Rob Kiwanis Club
Hope Eli
Hotel Barlow
Little Rock Club
Little Rork
Mind Your Manners Bridge Party Quiz Card
Questions test correct social usage for bridge events. Answers indicate do not pick up cards early, allow players to handle hands, provide new cards if needed, do not leave the table while dummy, and the hostess may supply cigarettes. If a guest drops in, prefer watching the hand rather than leaving, and consider switching to conversation or a different game for five players.
McNutt Plans Independent Run for Governor
Dr. W. S. McNutt of Batesville, who finished third in the August Democratic primary with 6 215 votes, announced Tuesday he would circulate petitions to enter his name as an independent candidate for governor in the November general election.
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Little Rock
W. S. McNutt
Batesville
Cotton Rises 70 Cents to 1.05 a Bale in New Orleans
In New Orleans the cotton market advanced 70 cents to 1.05 per bale as central buying supported prices. Improved loan outlook and a firmer market from recent liquidation and strength in outside markets drove the gain, with traders noting stronger technical positions.
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New Orleans
Gentral
Copper Mine to Reopen in State
Officials of the Arkansas Copper company plan a mill at a mine in Montgomery county within the Ouachita National Forest. The Diesel powered plant would process 15 tons daily, producing a copper, gold and silver concentrate for refinery, with ore valued at 15 to 160 dollars per ton. The mine, opened in World War I for manganese, saw about 150 thousand dollars spent on a plant and an 850 foot tunnel.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Copper Company
Norman
Montgomery County
Ouachita Naional Forest
W. C. Stenger
Mons Day
Iing
Lably
Stenger
Cows Bathed Twice Daily Before Milking in Scottsbluff
Scotts Bluff dairymen follow cleanliness rules by washing cows twice daily before milking. One dairy owner built a rack like an auto wash station, and each cow passes through before every milking.
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Scottsbluff, Neb
Scottsbluff
Cultivate Weeds to Exterminate Them
In Carmington Dell, England, weeds are cultivated and landed for a weed museum where research studies their habits to find extermination methods. A cake walk at Guernsey High School on September 2 benefits the Girls basketball team.
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Cannington
Eng
Carmington Dellin
Guernsey High School
Rosa Morris Wins Scholarships for Aerodynamics Method
Rosa M Morris, 23, of Giston College in Cornwall or Monmouthshire, credited with a new method to solve aerodynamic problems that had stumped mathematicians. Her scholarship awards total $3000 in her first year.
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London
Giston College
Momouthshire
Rosa M. Morris
Miss Morris
Dies Demands Labor Dept Open Bridges Deportation Case
Rep Dies, Texas Democrat, urges Secretary Perkins to resume deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges, CIO maritime leader, citing witness testimony of Communist party membership. Labor Dept halted actions April 20 awaiting Supreme Court ruling in Strecker case. Dies argues Strecker ruling does not apply to Bridges.
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Washington
Dies
House
Secretary of
Labor
Perkins
Harry Bridges
West Coast
CIO
Communist Party
Miss Perkins
Department of Labor
Bridges
Supreme Court
Joseph G. Strecker
Hot Springs
Ark
James J. Houghteling
New Orleans
Strecker
United States
G Man Hoover Keeps Dillinger Vest and Stamp Plan
Washington report notes J Edgar Hoover guards a Dillinger vest and a fan letter praising outlawing crime. It discusses a DOJ stamp profit idea, tracing a 7 cent sheet yielding profits, and a proposed cross country tour to boost sales amid security risks and uncertain escort needs.
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Preston Grover Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Farley
Thought to be free of evil thoughts deemed gift
A terse line notes that resisting evil thoughts is valued as God’s best gift, reflecting a moral standpoint cited from Aeschylus.
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Rey
Aeschylus
Hungary Steps Closer to Hitler as Regent Visits Berlin
The article notes Regent Nicholas Horthy's Berlin visit signaling Hungary will back Germany in exchange for protection and economic leverage in the Balkans. The Little Entente of Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania fears territorial gains, worrying over Germany and Hungary benefiting at its expense.
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Hungary
Hitler
Germany
Nicholas Horthy
Berlin
Balkans
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Entente
Local Women to Attend Sixth State Camp at Camp Robinson
Seventeen Hempstead county women will attend the sixth annual state Home Demonstration Club Army camp at Camp Robinson starting September 6. Delegates from 10 clubs will participate, with events including a playlet The Shantytown Scandle, a dress contest, a church dress style revue, and a cotton house dress competition featuring members from McCaskill, Ozan St Paul, Hopewell, Hickory Shade, Belton, Alley, Wallaceburg, Mt Nebo, Old Liberty, and others.
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Heimpstead
Home Demonstration Club
Camp Robinson
Erle Turner
Nebo
Home
John Laha
Mt. Nebo
J. EB. Mosier
Old Liberty
Hilton Stone
Belton
J. M. Curtis
McCaskill Home
J. EK. Rogers
Hickory Shade
Charlie Rogers
Hickory Shade Home
Wilbur D. Jones
Ozan-St. Paul
Shirley Stuart
Ben Stuart
Ozan- St. Paul
McCaskill Club
Hempstead County
Loud England Hall
Eric Turner
Lee Garland
J. E. Mosier
EH. Angell
Shorley Stuart
Gotton House
Roosevelt tests New Dealers in two Democratic primaries
President Roosevelt seeks to push New Dealers into Congress with endorsed candidates on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In South Carolina Sen Ellison D. Smith faces Gov Olin D. Johnson while California Sen William W. McAdoo seeks renomination with presidential backing. The results, likely published in Page Six, gauge the administration's early electoral strength by Tuesday's primaries.
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Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific
Ellison D. (Cotton Ed) Smith
South Carolina
William W. McAdoo
California
Smith
Olin D. Johnson
New Dealer
Associated Press
Congress
Senate
Ellison D. Smith
William G. McAdoo
Agriculture Commistee
Edgar A. Brown
Johston
Brown
Cabinets Discuss the German Crisis in Europe
London reports that British and French cabinets met amid the German threat to Czechoslovakia. They urged peace but prepared for war if needed, with France authorizing mobilization and Britain considering actions in the mutual defense pact with France. German military plans were viewed as advancing, giving Berlin an early edge.
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London
Eng
Czechoslovakia
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Germany
France
Neville Henderson
Berlin
Chamberlain
Neville
Robert Vansittart
Lord Halifax
Robert
Hitler
Fire injures three at Odessa Barnsdall refinery
An explosion and fire at the Barnsdall Oil Corporation refinery in Odessa Texas injured three men critically and caused about 400000 dollars in losses. The blast occurred Tuesday in the plant area, authorities said.
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Odessa
Texas
Barnsdall Oil Corporation
Tueday
Singing Program to Be Given on Friday
A gospel singing program will be held Friday at Hope City Hall auditorium at 7 p m. Sponsored by Shores Springs community chair under Horace Kennedy guidance. The public is invited with no admission charged.
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Hope City Hall
Shores Springs
Horace Kennedy
Cotton prices edge up in New Orleans open and close
The market opened in New Orleans on Tuesday at 8.34 and closed at 8.42. Spat cotton finished steady 14 points higher with middling at 3.37.
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New Ogrleans
Heigher
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