Hitler Moves With Remorseless Logic Toward Goal
Ie Flynn notes NEA service staff correspondent discusses how Nazi leader Hitler advances via calculated steps. Earlier European analyses predicted seizures from Austria to Bohemia and Ukraine, with propaganda to stir ethnic tensions and spur revolt, now Berlin rumors hint at a puppet Ukrainian state to pressure Russia.
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NEA
Hitler
Europe
Ernst Henin
Rumania
Prain
Ukraine
Romania
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Ruthenia
Goodfellow Drive To Be Discussed Thursday Night
W S Atkins president of the Young Business Men's Association calls civic and welfare groups in Hope to meet at city hall Thursday at 7 30 for Goodfellow's campaign plans. The drive seeks funds to provide food clothing and toys for needy families during December and through Christmas, with last year raising about 250 through local sponsorships.
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W.S. Atkins
Young Business Men's Association
Goodfellow's
Hope City Hall
Atking
Atkins
Goodfellow Movement
Hope
American Legion Post
Hope Ministerial
Legion
Auxillacy
Bhplope
Goodfellow
Scout Troop Formed At First Christian Church
In a Wednesday meeting at First Christian church Rev. W. A. Hammond led the group toward organizing a new Boy Scout troop sponsored by the church. The board authorized action in September. Tenderfoot instruction and future meeting plans were discussed, with games after dismissal. Attendees included C. Z. Shannon and several local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
W. A. Hammond
The
Christian Church
C. Z. Shannon
Troop 51
San Antonio
Texas
Hope
David Edward Dempsey
Jerome Patrick Duffie
Joseph Parker Floyd
Thomas Leroy Frazier
John Paul Sanders
Raymond
Raymond Taylor
Robert Edwin Ward
Thought on Duty and Providence Belief in God Governs All
A quotation urging adherence to duty and trust in God's governance. It presents a pithy call to act wisely, leave outcomes to Him, and embodies a joining call to Hay. The line reflects a morale tone of religious civic encouragement.
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Hay
Brainy Puzzle of True and False Statements
A quirky card presents five statements with deliberate errors. It asks which are false and which are true, noting spelling slips and misattributions. The page labels the puzzle as a simple reader exercise with a final answer key.
Quail Covey Flush by Hunter Distler and Dog
Hunter George Distler and his dog flushed a covey of quail Wednesday. He raised his gun and lowered it without firing as nine birds dropped, then retrieved them from the base of a 110-foot reservoir tower painted dull aluminum. A separate note reports a Himburg Germany resident collecting 25,000 bus and street car tickets, with the oldest issued to Turin in 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville, II
George Distler
Distler
Himburg
Germany
Turin
Holiday Windows to Be Judged on Thursday Night
Merchants vie for The Star's 20 in prizes for best decorated Christmas windows ahead of 7 pm Thursday unveiling. First prize 15, second prize 8. judges tour windows and decide with 50 percent originality and 50 percent display, with winners in Friday's Star. Contest draws many entrants including Feeders Supply, J L Green Cleaners, Hope Furniture, J C Penney, Gorham & Gosnell, Hitt's Shoes, Duggar's, Gee, Robison Co, Hope Hardware, Ladies Specialty Shop and Stuart's Beauty Salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Star
the Star
Feeders Supply Company
J. L. Green, Cleaners
Hope Furniture Company
J. C. Penney
Gorham & Gosnell
Hitt’s Shoe Store
Duggar's
Gee, W. Robison & Co
Hope Hardware Company
Ladies Specialty Shop
Stuart's Beauty Salon
Crop Poll Places Named for County Referendum
Hampstead county prepares for a cotton quota referendum on December 10 with Oliver L Adams announcing 17 voting sites including Patmos Shower Springs DeAnn Guernsey Hope Spring Hill Fiction Ovan Washington Blevins Columbus Sardis McCaskill Sweet Home Beards Chapel Saratoga and Bingen The county agricultural conservation committee will oversee the polls voting runs 8 a m to 5 p m by secret ballot All cotton producers of 1938 may vote and two thirds of southern producers must approve for quotas to take effect in 1939.
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Hampstead
Oliver L. Adams
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Patmos
Shower Springs
DeAnn
Guernsey
Hope
Spring Hill
Fiction
Ovan
Washington
Blevins
Columbus
Sardis
McCaskill
Sweet
Home
Beards Chapel
Saratoga
Bingen
Adams
South
Legal Maze Ruined Vacation in Crossing State Lines
A three day chain of clashes over state line jurisdiction follows Hiram, a Penn Law graduate, as accidents, lawsuits, and tax disputes sweep through Ohio and Michigan. Dean Herbert F. Goodrich notes the conflict of laws drive vexatious cases.
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State Line
Harvey Wertz
NEA
Cleveland
Hiram
Uit
Herbert F. Goodrich
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Urat
Dean Goodrich
Ohio
Michigan
Hiramy
Jap Airliner Down Near Okinawa With 12 Lost
Ten of the twelve aboard a Japanese airliner were listed as lost after the craft forced down in shark infested waters near Okinawa island between Poritosa and Kyushu. Rescue efforts continued as the search for survivors proceeded in the Pacific area.
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Tokyo
Japan
Okinawa Island
Midway
Poritosa
Kyushu
Bandit Robs Diamond Café for 540 Dollars
A lone bandit entered The Diamond Café at Third and Elm at 2 am Thursday and robbed about 540 dollars in cash and checks. Described as a 40 year old black man, 5 ft 8 in, 140 pounds, wearing a black overcoat and blue hat, he fled toward the L A railroad tracks. Police searched the area with no trace. the loss is partly insured and cafe and bus company share ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Cafe
Third
Elm Streets
Johnny Marryman
Marryman
L. A
Karl Jarvis
Mrs Hahn Dies in Chair a Poisoner
Columbus reports the electric chair executed Anna Marie Hahn at age 32 for four poison murders to gain money after horse races. She pleaded for mercy and called to her son Oscar as guards strapped her to the chair. Federal judge Und erwood denied a writ of habeas corpus. Governor Davey branded her cold blooded. a jury of 11 housewives and one man found her guilty based on a poison saturated pocketbook found with her at arrest.
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Columbus
Anna Marie Hal
Jacob Wagner
Hahn
Pather
John Sullivan
Mell G. Unederwood
Falling Tree Top Kills Man Near Murfreesboro
Murfreesboro Arkansas, Pi Arch ie Jackson, 45, a farmer and logger, was killed when a falling tree top struck him three miles south of town while he and a helper felled trees for a logging contractor. His neck was broken. Survivors include his widow and six children.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Archie Jackson
Here
Jackson
Jimbey
France Faces Uncertain Verdict In Grynszpan Case At Paris Embasy
In Paris the fate of 17 year old Polish Jewish suspect Herschel Grynszpan in the murder of German diplomat Ernst vom Rath hangs on a French jury. Possible verdicts include murder with guillotine, lesser crime with prison, insanity with asylum, or acquittal. The case raises diplomatic tensions as Nazi pressure and political factors loom large.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
Paris
France
Herschel Grynszpan
Ernst Vom Rath
Vom Rath
Grynszpan
Morc Giafferi
Jean Jaures
Socialist Party
Middle Class Is Backbone of U S
America’s business giants at a congress of American industry amid production strains heard farmer W W Waymack of Des Moines stress democracy relies on individuals. Industrialists rancor over Hull trade pact program grows in committees threatening to undermine the manufacturers’ 1939 cooperation plan.
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New York
America
W. W. Waymack
The
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Farm Bell
National Association, of Manufacturers
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers Remembered
This reader item presents a social usage quiz with questions on gift giving between a man and a girl, whether a girl should keep or return expensive gifts, writing thank you notes, and handling friends gifting during Christmas. It offers guidance: the man makes the first move. a girl should not give an expensive gift. return an expensive gift with a note. no to always equal gift exchanges. and options for handling limited budgets include homemade gestures or asking friends not to give.
Cotton Estimate Reduced Slightly
Washington reports the Agriculture Department cut this year's cotton crop estimate to 12,008,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight from 12,137,000 bales a month earlier and 19,946,000 bales last year. Arkansas yield is pegged at 263 pounds with an estimated production of 1,340,000 bales.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
To Break Ground for New Hospital in Arkansas
Chairman Joseph M. Hill of the State Sanatoria Board urged letting excavation contracts for all new Booneville hospital buildings before January 1 to meet the PWA deadline and avoid losing portions of a $948,071 federal grant. Governor Bailey said the building fund may not cover all plans if only about $860,000 is available versus $1,200,000 appropriated, possibly abandoning nonessential units.
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Little Rock
Joseph M. Hill
State Sanatoria Board
Booneville
PWA
J. ©. Goff
Bailey
Seven Miners Die in Rock Slide at Quebec Mine
THETFORD MINES Quebec Canadian Press seven miners were killed by a rock slide at the Bel Asbestos mine two hours after a dynamite blast on Wednesday night. The disaster struck the mine in Quebec during blasting operations.
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Thetford Mines
Queberc
Bel Asbestos m
Cotton opens, closes lower in New Orleans market
New Orleans December cotton opened at 8.55 and closed at 8.50 per unit. Spot cotton closed four points lower with middling grade at 842.
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New Orleans
Spot
France Feels Rising Alarm Over Italian Moves
Paris reports of Italian troop concentrations near the Spanish frontier sparked French unrest though no confirmation came. In Tunis police clashed with about 100 Italians as they demonstrated in support of Fascist aims, with many arrests. Rome claimed Tunisian Italians would take measures in defense if protests continued. Tokyo indicated Japan may revise Open Door policy in China.
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Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Bohemia
England
France
Hitler
Ukraine
Poland
Rumania
Chamberlain
Europe
Paris
Germany
Italy
Frances
Tunis
Tunisia
Ims
Mediterranean
Libya
Rome
U. S
Tokyo
Japan
Hachia Arita
United States
China
Crash Mars at Queen Maud Funeral in Oslo Death Toll Rises
One person was killed and seven injured when a small building roof collapsed during Queen Maud’s funeral in Oslo. The structure served as a vantage point for watching the funeral cortege for Norway's English-born queen.
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Oslo
Norway
Queen Maud
Philippines Hit by Typhoon Leaves Thousands Homeless
A powerful typhoon swept through several provinces near Manila causing widespread floods and communication outages. Early reports list 19 deaths with extensive property damage and displacement across the region.
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Philippines
Manila
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