Not for Sale in Labor Farm Fight Compromise View
In Washington a bitter clash between Eastern labor and Southern agriculture tests compromise ideals. Eastern labor seeks a federal wage hour bureau, while the South opposes it. both sides threaten tactics over the cotton control bill. The piece urges practical compromise to avoid crippling industry and upholds the goal of blending agriculture with growing industry in the South.
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Washington, D. C
Caragan
New York
Colton States
South
Congress
Gathe
Washington
Farm Bureau Plans Election Session in Hempstead County
Farm Bureau members in Hempstead County convene Saturday at Hope City Hall for officer elections and 1988 program planning. Meeting includes reports from President Muskey and county agents, plus Rural Schools relations and an executive committee selection.
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Farm Bureau
Wol Warkey
Hempstead Granty Farm Bureau
Hempstead County
Hope Elty Hall
H. H.muskey
Avaties
Frank J. Hall
Clifford L. Smith
Fanny Buresu
Mr. Weatherington
Blevins
Rader
Mark Jackson
E. M. Osborn
Lee HW. Garland
Breaks Shults
Clifford Huskey
Riley Lewal Jen
Hugh Garner
James O. Jobeson
John Barrow
Co AL Hamilton
J. R. White
AB. Weatherington
John Ware
Greorge Warn
HH. Huskey
We S. McDowell
L. C. Scammersaile
C. C. Norwood
Cleve Mayton
Alg
Martin
O. Ba Reaves
W. Lafferty
Elvert Tapley
Miles Laihu
Perry Moses
C. B. O'Stuen
H.C. Bonds
Dan Harkeess
Dewey Mitchell
Johnson Je
Caesarean Record Smashed as 5th Baby Born in U S
Mrs Isabel Barrett aged 33 gave birth by caesarean section for the fifth time in Chicago. Medical officials cite records in Boston and New York, noting England’s seven such operations. Father Mant es, once a street rail conductor, worries despite the unusual tally.
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Chicago
Isabel Barrett
Boston
New York
England
Ein
Mantes
Cranium Crackers Quiz Questions
A reader notes a list of trivia items about copra fashion voting in the new star and global dress colors. It asks which food is most widely used and which state first ratified the Constitution. Answers appear on the Classified Page.
Red Cross Drive Nears Closure As Reports Trickle In
The Red Cross drive closes Thursday with a total of 884 dollars reported by Mulien Washington and Quan chairs. Rural areas Spring Hill and Bingen yet to report while Wayne H England urges immediate submissions to finish the drive.
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Quan
Muth Seymore
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Spring
Hill
Bingen
Wayne H. England
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H.C. Murphy
Wilbur Jones
W. F. Robins
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M. Stuart C.D. Balt
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JK. Green
GB Stuart
C. H. Lovke
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John Page Named to Arkansas Corporation Commission
John H Page of Little Rock who helped Jeff Davis win three Arkansas governorship campaigns and later served as state commissioner of Mines Manufacture and Agriculture was chosen by Governor Bailey to join the Arkansas Corporation Commission succeeding Z M McCarroll The appointment surprised many as Page is slated to become chairman when the commission holds its organization meeting today Other appointees include John F Walls and BL Ford With a 4200 annual salary Page said he accepted the post willingly and would comment on utilities assessments later He noted he backed John E Miller in the U S Senate race and supported R A Cook in the 1946 primary Page said he learned of the consideration Tuesday morning and was surprised by the offer
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Little Rock
John H. Page
Little Reel
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Bailey
Z. M. McCarrolll
Arkansas Corporation Commission
John F. Wolts
BL. Ford
Port Smith
Walls
Ford
Briley
Page
Ile Wiss
John E. Miller
United
Corporation Commission
Atkins and Henry Election Winners in Hope Primary
Unofficial returns from Hope Democratic city primary show Atkins renominated for a fourth term after beating Carrigan by 79 votes. Henry wins Ward Three alderman seat by 40 votes with 443 to Evans 303. Billingsley renominated recorder unopposed. Winds One, Two, and Four aldermen renominated without opposition. Central committeemen竞 nominations completed.
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Atkins
Plamey
Steve Carriage
Carrigan
FD. Henry
Thompson Evans
Henry
Lo Evans
Japs Return U S Ship Their Sailors Took by Mistake
Japanese forces returned two American flags and the seized vessel to U S owners in Shanghai after protests from the U S consulate. Tokyo admitted the seizure was a mistake and apologized, noting the flags were not tossed into the Whangpoo river.
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U.S
Shanghat
China
United States
Whangpoo River
Doctor Quizzer at Saenger Promise Cash Prizes
This Wednesday at the Saenger the Doctor Quizzer program will pay $10 for the correct answer to the major question. If no one answers, the prize doubles next week. Sid Bundy hosts as Doc, Manager Schnike pays the winners, with a Hope Star tie in. Also a Hope High School benefit night theater features Fight For Your Lady with John Boles, Ida Lupino, Margot Grahame and an all star cast.
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Hope Radio
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Hope
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Garriot Jones
Erik Rhodes
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Oakir
Lupino
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Land Sales Void Thinks Supreme Court Ruling Invalidates Titles
Arkansas State Land Commissioner Gris Page on Tuesday criticized the state court ruling that tax forfeited land sales to the state are void due to a bookkeeping flaw. He warned the decision could nullify titles on about 10 million acres confirmed since 1929 and urged owners to seek quit claim deeds or redeem lands by paying back taxes plus interest and improvement costs.
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Little Rock
Gris Page
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ilegal
Supreme Court
Page
Labor Board files complaint against Ford Co
The National Labor Relations Board charged Ford Motor company with unfair labor practices at its St. Louis assembly plant. A hearing is set for December 16 after charges were filed October 28 by the United Automobile Workers who led a weeklong strike alleging discrimination against its members.
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Midweek Services Cancelled At Presbyterian Church
Mid week services at First Presbyterian Church were cancelled due to illness of Reverend Thomas Brewster. A church spokesman said Brewster's condition is improving. The article also notes Sebastian Lenormand's 1785 parachute descent as an early demonstration of parachute potential for escape from high places.
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Thomas Brewster
Burely
Brewkstein
Sebastian Lenormand
Montpellier Observatory
Willkie proposes New Deal utilities peace pact
Washington dispatch reports major concessions to the New Deal power policy as a basis for a compromise utilities peace pact. Commonwealth & Southern Corp president Wendell L. Willkie told President Roosevelt a satisfactory relationship could be worked out without harming legitimate investment and within the social objectives framework. The memorandum followed a White House conference on November 23.
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Washington
Wendell L. Willkie
Commonwealth & Southern Corp
Roosevelt
Willkie
White House
Cotton Market Bulletin From New Orleans
New Orleans cotton market opened at 8.02 with wind closing at 7.99. Bids stood at 9.00 asked, spot cotton settled quiet and seven points lower with middling at 3.03.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
Barksdale Pilot Killed in Texas Crash
SHREVEPORT La PI An Army pilot was killed and an enlisted man seriously injured when a Barksdale Field plane crashed near Avery Texas about 50 miles west of Texarkana. The pilot Second Lieutenant Charles William Field 24 son of Mr and Mrs W T Field Rocky Face Ga. The enlisted man Private George W Bolton Jr 19 son of Mr and Mrs G W Bolton Bienville parish La was taken to a Texarkana hospital with little chance of recovery.
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Avery
Texas
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Rocky Face
George W. Bolton, Jr
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Bienville Parish
Louisiana
Bolton
Hempstead Negroes Bound Over for U S Jury
Texarkana Arkansas report that Arthur White and Jack Johnson, Hempstead County residents, were bound over to the federal grand jury on charges of possessing an unregistered still, fermenting mash, and moving untaxed liquor. Johnson’s bond set at 500 dollars, White’s at 1000, both jailed for failure to post bail. A French patent from 1883 to Xavier Projean of Marseilles is noted as the prototype of the modern typewriter.
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Ark
Hempstead County
Arthur Whiter
Jack Johnson
United States District Court
Flippin Cook
U. S
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Johnson
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Marseilles
Wage-Hour Bill Threatens Cotton Farm Vote Clash
Washington reports a split between labor and agricultural interests as Southern and Northern representatives clash over wage and hour standards. Cotton provisions in the farm bill face possible removal if Southern allies do not back the labor measures. Northerners vow to block cotton support unless their wage hour bill gains House passage amid advice battles on fiscal policy.
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Roosevelt
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To Elect Officers at W O W Meeting Here
New officers will be elected at the regular meeting of the W O W lodge Thursday night. Committees to distribute Christmas packages to 10 needy and unfortunate children will be appointed. All members are urged to attend.
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W. O. W. Lodge
John W. Ridghill
A Thought on God’s Place in Our Hearts and Universe
Contemplates giving God the same prominence in personal life as He holds in the cosmos. Encourages reverence, humility, and a measured alignment of daily actions with spiritual belief. Highlights the vastness of creation to deepen personal devotion.
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