Opposed rail bill 70 car limit shows double danger
NGRESSMAN Wide Kitchens criticizes Senate Bill No 69 to cap trains at 70 cars. He argues two trains raise danger and costs, adds freight burden on farmers and merchants, and cites railroad speculation, urging reasonable rates and against artificial jobs. He defends rail workers while opposing the measure.
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Ngressman
Kitchens
Star
Tim
the Star
America
Strang-Arm
Tammany Hathwardd
WPA
Ilanes
European Thrusts in South America Offset by U S
U S foreign policy under Roosevelt uses Good Neighbor tactics to counter German Italian and Japanese influence in South America. Trade shifts from raw materials to machinery and shipbuilding, expanding U S market reach and strengthening ties, with the Monroe Doctrine guiding interference limits. The article notes a fading League of Nations influence and rising Pan American economic integration.
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United States
Monroe Doetrine
Germaiy
Halo
Gad Guateat
America
Cotossus
North
League of Nations
South An
Fiat
Europe
Wade
South
Preston
Baedes Aires
New York
South America
Nile
Argenta
Urunuay
Fragmented OCR Phrases Raise Hard to Read Questions
A garbled OCR item poses puzzling phrases about bells, times, places and people. It references Sailops tel tone, Gigli bells, Lowner and Germans Ket ty Paris, Witel near Maatua and Seattle, cattle and birds, and a rabbi count. An inquiry asks what interest Smith would pay for one day on a borrowed amount.
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Sailops
Lowner
Paris
Witel
Seattle
Smith
Poregal
Sia
Arkansas Supreme Court Sustains New Deer Season Law
The Arkansas Supreme Court held the 1937 deer season law constitutional with adjustments. It affirmed the act except for Season 5 as applied to Desha and Chicot counties, permitting two seasons and a larger bag elsewhere while denying a restraining order sought by Little Rock sportsman Dave Witt against enforcement by the Game and Fish Commission.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Wisu
Arkansas
Dusha
Chivot
Tygh Court
Syhich
Fae Desha
Chicyt
Cyclist Sustains Broken Leg In Street Collision
Alva Lee King, a King junior high student, was injured Friday afternoon when struck by an automobile driven by Eddie Mitchell of Hope. He sustained a broken left leg and other injuries, taken to Julig Chester hospital, then released to his home. The incident occurred near the Fear of John P Cox Drug Company on Sand Elm Street.
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Alva Lee King
H-searsuld-sii
Lex King
Lucy
Johu P Cox Drug Company
Sand Elm Street
King
Julig Chester Hospital
Eddie Mitchell
Western Auto Associate Store
Hope
Monday Coldest of Season Sees Record Low 16 Degrees
A new cold wave drives subzero readings across the Dakotas Minnesota and Iowa with the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station recording a seasonal low of 14 degrees Monday morning. The previous low of 20 degrees dated from Saturday November 20 as forecasts call for fair weather through Monday night and Tuesday. In Arkansas Rogers reports a record low of 7 degrees above zero while Fayetteville Batesville and Little Rock also record single digit to low teens.
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Mercury
Fruit & Truck Branch
Associated Press
Dakons
Minnesota
Iowa
Louisiina Coast
Florida
Rogers Little Rock
Arkansas
Rogers
Ue Mercury
Fayetteville
Batesville
Little Rock
Coach Thomsen to Be Hope's Guest Banquet Speaker
Coach Fred Thonsen of Arkansas will be guest speaker at a Hope High School banquet Thursday night. Members of the football squad and coaches will attend, with the Young Business Men’s association sponsoring. Tickets available from a committee canvassing local businesses. The 7:30 PM event location to be announced. Accompanying Thomsen will be Boyd Cypert, athletics business manager for Arkansas.
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Fred Thonsen
University of Arkwnsas
Hope High School
Young Business Men's Association
Business Agena
Thomsen
Boyd Cypert
University At Arkin
Crop Control Bill Is Safe in Senate
Washington senator Pape from Idiba Democrat said a survey shows enough votes to pass the crop control bill, indicating approval in the Senate. The briefing notes indicate confidence in the bill moving forward as lawmakers assess its provisions.
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Senate
Washington -V-A
Pape
Idiba
Two Held Here on Bad Check Charge
Municipal Court judge W K Lem ey maneday ordered a man giving name G Max Thompson held for avon of Hempstead on a forged check drawn on a Springfield Michigan bank for 580.78 dollars. Charles Klaproth arrested in connection with the check will go to trial next Monday on a similar charge. Caple and Hill fined 5 dollars for malicious mischief. Caple charged with disturbing Wilt Dixon’s land. Ed Caple’s charge dismissed. West fined 10 dollars for drunkenness. Cole forfeited a 10 dollar bond on drunkenness. Webb fined 10 for possessing whiskey. Sullivan fined 2.50 for assault and battery after a fight weeks ago. Ike Hamilton fined 5 for disturbing the peace.
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W. K. Lem‘ey Maneday
G. Max ‘Thompson
Avon
Hempstead
Springfield
Ie Sun
Charles Klaproth
Allicots
Arthur Caple
Montgemecy
Hill
Caple
Wilt Dixon
Aharge
Ed Caple
J. C. West
Cornelius Cole
Trone = Webb
Hiquor
A. U. Sullivan
J. 5
Conway, Jr
Sullivan
Ike Hamilton
Tino
Hope High School Couples Entertain Team with New Film Glow
Hope High's senior and junior classes staged a gym night for the football squad using Agfa Superpan Press film, capturing candid action under electric gym lights without flash or tripod. The feature photos include a grand march led by John Wilson Jr and a trucking act by James "Peanut" Nelson, both shot without posing.
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Hope
Hope High School
John Wilson, Jr
James
Peanut) Nelson
George W. James 59 Dies in Possum Hunting Accident
George W. James, 59, was killed Sunday when he fell about 40 feet from a tree while possum hunting near his Hope home. Found around noon, he died instantly from neck and arm injuries. A Hempstead County resident for 40 years, he leaves a widow, four sons Jack Johnson Carroll and Jim, three daughters Mrs. Glenn Gilbert Mrs. Johnnie Green and Mrs. A T Thompson, and two brothers L L James of Texas and A J James. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. with burial in Columbus cemetery, officiated by Rev Gilbert Copeland of the Church of Christ.
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George W. James
Hope
James
Alabama
Hempstead County
Columbus
X Gilbert: Copeland
Church of Christ
Jack
Johnson
Carrol
Jim
Glenn Gilbert
Johnnie Green
A. T. Thomp
Secn
L. L. James
Exas
A. J. James
Lights Cut Off in Hope Sunday Night
Hope suffered a 25 minute blackout Sunday as a boiler at the municipal water and light plant failed to be checked. Firemen corrected the issue and shut electricity from 10 to 10 55, theaters offered free admission for a future showing.
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Municipal Water and Light Plant
Water and Light Plant
U.S. Wins Court Anti Trust Fight
Washington reports the government won in the U S Supreme Court on Monday to continue anti trust proceedings in the Southern New York Federal District Court seeking the dissolution of the Aluminum Company of America.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
New York
Federal District Court
Aluminum Company of America
Scandinavia Families Unite Shoes At Christmas For Harmony
Families in Scandinavia gather and place all their shoes together at Christmastime believing it will bring harmony for the coming year. The practice reflects shared customs and festive cooperation among households in the region.
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Scandinavia
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Wade Kitchens
Washington, D. C
U.S. A
Tohe South
Airways Helping
Roosevelt
Ameriica
By Willis Thornton
NEHA
Supreme Court
Dakotas
Coach Thomsen
G. Max Thompson
Agfa Superpan Press
Hope Star
U.S
Aluminum
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