Arkansas Highway Funds To Spend Extra 500000
Attorney General Jack Holt ruled that $500,000 in excess of the minimum refunding act requirements could be spent annually during the current two year period for new highway construction and maintenance. The Highway Department and treasurer already said the authorized surplus from the refunding law could complete funds for maintenance and construction. Acts 189 and 191 of 191 provided $3,325,000 for maintenance and $2,800,000 for new construction, each $250,000 above the minimum.
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Little Nock
Jack Holt
Highway Department
Look magazine on college fraternities fading and Woodrow Wilson’s role
The Look issue argues a decline in college fraternities and sororities, citing Wisconsin data and Wilson's past bans. It recalls Oberlin, Princeton, and Ohio State anecdotes, then shifts to Willis Thornton’s piece on unemployment, noting five million unemployed and Cleveland’s relief case.
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Look Magazine
University of Wisconsin
Look
Wisconsin
Ich
Woodrow Wilson
Princeston
Oberlin
Ohio
Wilson
Princeton
Usnt
New Jersey
Ohio State
Sen
Willis Thornton
Chiropractor's New Hospital Plans Revealed at Davenport
Dr F C Crow announced plans for a Davenport Iowa chiropractic hospital at an initial 50000 dollar equipment cost. The Palm er School of Chiropractic will house it. Land will be managed with the B J Palmer Clinic. Clinical work at Palm yae Circle has shown benefits of chiropractic adjustments alongside medical diagnosis.
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Davenport
Iown
F.C. Nrrow
Hope
Arkansas State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Palmer School of Chiropractic
B. J. Palmer Chiropractic Clinic
Crow
Die Palmyae Circle
Chiroractors
Chicky
Private Kring Reports For Induction In Army
Cheyenne Wyoming dispatch notes Private James M. Kring a draftee from Pittsburgh Paris received induction orders after serving in the army a month. He sent his draft board a carbon copy of his fatigue roster showing he had been on K P twice, joking that proves he is in the army.
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Cheyenne
Christmas Seals Drive Calls for Citizen Help
A community drive under the Christmas Seals program seeks volunteers and financial support. Talbot Feild Jr., County Chairman, and Rev J B Hamill, City Chairman, urge every citizen to lend a hand to fund and organize the relief effort.
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Talbot Feild
J.B. Hamill
Marine School but not for fish undersea class at Miami
Rainbow Springs Florida students from the University of Miami marine biology course dive 25 feet underwater. Prof F G Walton Smith guides the class through a underwater flower land with fish. Specimens are brought up for a blackboard discussion led by Dr Smith.
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Rainbow Springs
Fla
University of Miami
F. G. Walton Smith
Japanese Officials Study UJ Proposals Amid Widening Crisis
Tokyo reports two hour Privy Council session with Premier Tojo and Foreign Minister Togo discussing Washington talks. Foreign Minister pessimistic on the parley, while Hull’s note deepens division. Chinese Spokesman cites Japanese warship activity near Indo China as tensions rise. American transport crews head toward the Far East to sustain the Burma road and guard convoys.
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Washington
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Empire
Tojo
Togo
Privy
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East Asia
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Camcank Bay
French Indo-China
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
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Thailand
Manila
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China
Long Road
Burma Road
Seals Drive Tuberculosis Fight With Lighthouse Design
Purchasers of Christmas Seals praise a lighthouse motif as a beacon for anti tuberculosis fundraising. Letters show wide support and humorous remarks from readers, comparing lighthouses to farm silos and navy ships while seeking Seals in decorative sizes. Flamingos at Hialeah Race Track are fed a raw meat diet to maintain pink color.
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Hialeah
A Thought There is a God in the Sky
Verse by Charlotte Cughinan speaks of divine presence shaping storms and humbling the mighty while the humble are spared, reflecting religious sentiment and reverence.
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Charlotte Cughinan
Mrs Annie Ray Succumbs After Short Illness
Mrs Annie Ray 68 of Hope died at her daughter Mrs Ray Thrash s home on Edgewood Street early Thursday. Survived only by her daughter. Originally from Pike County she had lived in Hope four years. Funeral services and burial set for Friday at 2 pm in Saluima near Glenwood Arkansas.
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Hope
Ray Thrash
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Pike County
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Saluima
Glenwood
Arkansas
Tigers to Play Spa Team Here
The Yeager Tigers, losers of three games this season, will meet the Strong Hot Springs negro team in Hammons stadium here Friday night at 8 o'clock. It will be the last game of the season for both teams. The Hot Springs team defeated the Tigers last season, knocking them out of a state championship. Advance tickets are now all safe with one side of the High School field ds reserved for white fans.
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Yeager Tigers
Hot Springs
Hammons Stadium
Tigers
Government to probe Chicago Tribune report on AEF force
White House secretary Stephen Zarly said the government would investigate the Tribune claim of a confidential Army-Navy board report calling for an American Expeditionary Force of a million men for a July 4 offensive. He said there is no confirmation and an investigation will be conducted with the president and War secretary.
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Washington
Stephen Zarly
White House
Roosevelt
Chicago Tribune
Karly
Vye
Senator Spencer Returns Home After Washington Visit
Senator Lloyd Spencer arrived in Hope early Thursday morning, traveling via St. Louis from Washington. He will introduce Governor Homer M. Adkins at a Hope Chamber of Commerce testimonial banquet on Tuesday night December 9 at the Southwestern Proving Ground cafeteria. Mrs. Spencer accompanied him to St. Louis for a checkup and will rejoin him in a week.
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Hope
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St. Louis
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Homer M. Adkins
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Southwestern Proving Ground
Barnes Hospital
Senator Spencer
Santa Claus to Lead High School Band Christmas Night
Santa Claus will appear in the town with the High School Band on Thursday night December 1 in front of City Hall. A fireworks display accompanies a program of Christmas carols and a sing along featuring favorites like Silent Night and Jingle Bells. Santa and his reindeer will perform to kick off the season.
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Santa Claus
Santa’ Claus
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Herald Angels
Huge Fire Destroys Hoffman Brothers Drug Store
A two story Hoffman Brothers Drug Store in Harrison suffered an estimated loss exceeding 100 000 dollars as officials say the blaze started in a basement pile and destroyed offices including Missouri and Arkansas railway company records on the second floor. The railway vice president estimated losses at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars, partly insured.
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Marrison
Hoffman Brothers
Missouri and Arkansas Railway Company
Jine
Lull in Libyan Wars Admitted
Cairo reports a temporary lull in Libyan desert fighting as British Middle East command notes spasmodic clashes while both sides reorganize for new operations. The communique says forces pressed isolated enemy centers near the Libyan Egyptian area. The text also mentions Henry Donster as Harvard's first president appointed in 1640.
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Cairo
Middle East
County Native Dies Thursday in Hempstead County
Hartsfield 98 a Hempstead county farmer died at his Hope area home Thursday morning after a long life in the DeAnn community. He was a longtime deacon of White Oak Baptist Church. Funeral at Holly Grove cemetery north of Hope at 2 p.m. Friday with Rev. Wesley Thomason. Survived by widow, six daughters including Mrs J N Garrett and Mrs J H Willis, one son T J Hartsfield Jr, a sister in Washington and several grandchildren.
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Hempstead County
Hope
Washington
DeAnn
White Oak Baptist Church
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Holly Grove
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Wesley Thomason
Scixt
Ben Morton
Names of Cities By Men Question Puzzle
Cranium Crackers asks which cities were named after men or founders. Examples include Jefferson City and Cleveland, among others. Readers are invited to supply the origins as a comic page puzzle.
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Custer
Astoria
Houston
Austin
Tex
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Dodge City
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Germans Admit Retreating in Donets Basin
Berlin reports retreat in the Donets Basin amid German losses. Soviet counterattacks threaten Sevastopol and Rostov, with Red Army advances and German defensive stands reported. Roosevelt pledges lend‑lease aid as Yugoslav guerrilla fighting intensifies in western Moravia and surrounding areas.
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British Draft Bill Passed in House of Commons
London report says the House of Commons approved Churchill's mobilization plan by 328 to 10 after defeating Labour calls to nationalize industries. The government insisted conscription would not threaten private property as it seeks to widen wartime manpower.
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House of Mens
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