Arkansas Cotton Quotas Passed by Vast Statewide Vote
Arkansas farmers backed marketing quotas in a statewide tally for Hempstead County and 67 counties. Total votes: 90,494 in favor, 6,494 against, 79,920 overall counted with several counties still awaiting. J DB Daniels cited the result as clear support for the government control program.
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Derepetoat
Wote
Arkansas
Crosa
Leu
Benton
Carroll
Madison
J. DB. Daniels
AAA
Cempatead
Little Rock Catholic Made Bishop of Sames
Ri iter. Msgr. Albert Lewis was named auxiliary to Archbishop Jonny B. Morris of Little Rock. The selection places Lewis on the Aegean island south of Sayin on Turkey’s west coast. Cecil de la Rhodes credited with founding Rhodes scholarships for global enlightenment and peace.
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Little Rock
Ri Iter
Albert Lewis
Letehen
Diaocese
Catholic Church
Wishop
Same
Jonny B. Morris
Little Trogk
Wis
Sianes
Aegean Island
Sayin
Turkey
Cecil de la Rhodes
South Af
Cranium Crackers: Vice Presidents Across 40 Years
A fragmented text lists names associated with U S vice presidents under various presidents, including Harding Coolidge Roosevelt Taft and Roosevelt era figures. It appears to merge or garble multiple historical names and terms, mentioning Daugherty Fairbanks Dawes Hobart and others in a confused roster.
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Vorgatien
Jake MO Carver
Oie
Piel Gut
Harding
Harry Daugherty
Gaston Bo Meyns
Calvin Coolidge
Andrew Mellon
Roosevelt
Janes Garfield
Charles Fairbanks
Sid Baal
Garrett Hobart
Haover
Geo Chaales Curtis
Fir Charles Dawes
Aviva Vandenberg
Rb Carter
Wilsaus
New Press Installed at White Star Laundry
A new wool dry cleaning press has been installed at Cook's White Star Laundry and Cleaners in West Thord. Purchased from Butler Manufacturing of Philadelphia, it cost about $500 and completes the plant with up to date equipment.
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Cook's
White Star Laundry & Cleaners
West Thord Struct
Butler Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Six Convicted for Drunkenness Here
Six persons were convicted on charges of drunkenness in Hope municipal court Monday. Lige Roach Lex Jones Marvin Bennett and Oscar Colquitt forfeited cash bonds of 10 each for failing to appear. Celius Athkbin and Yess Butlev drew 15 fines. Phil Smith pleaded guilty to use of fault and battery and was fined 10. a disturbing the peace charge against Smith was dismissed. Devoy Morehead had assault and battery charges dismissed in a brief session.
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Hope Municl~val
SLO
Lige Roach
Lex Jones
Marvin Bennett
Oscar Colquitt
Celius Athkbin
Yess Butlev
Phil Smith
Smith
W. K. Lemley
Devoy Morehead
Christmas Gift Suggestion List by Betty Clarke
Betty Clarke suggests practical beauty gifts for women this Christmas. Focus on compact sets and matching lipstick, sterling silver or Hood silver pieces, trendy three piece hair sets, and enduring manicure kits with quality files and remover. Avoid weak scent choices by test sampling perfumes on blotting paper and letting age and oil content guide selections.
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Betty Clarke
Dissension Disclosed in Nat's Labor Board
Washington report states an investigation into the National Labor Relations Board opened files on Monday revealing internal dissension including a complaint described as indecent destructive and un American ward procedure.
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Nat's Labor Board
Washington
House
National Labor Relations Board
Southwest district Schoolmasters plan annual meeting at Hotel Barlow
More than 140 serious men from several southwest Arkansas counties will attend the annual Southwest district Schoolmasters club meeting at Hotel Barlow Monday night. J. H. Jones as club president announces Benny Williams Arkansas Education Association president will discuss BA objectives for 1940. MT Owens state high school supervisor will discuss evaluative criteria and application in Arkansas high schools. Other speakers include Senator James H. Pilkinton of Hope and George W. Wire of the University of Arkansas Experiment Station near Hope. The program includes a social, banquet at 7 30 pm, and a business meeting to elect officers. Pre ven t officers listed.
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Southwest Arkansas
Southwest
Hotel Barlow
J. 11 Jones
Benny Williams
Arkansas Education Association
Williams
Ashdown
M.T Owens
Arkansas
Jamos H. Pilkinton
Hope
George W. Wire
University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Barlow
Jones
Bansquet
Prevent
Association
J. H. Jones
the Hope High School
Bruce Wright
Foreman
A. G. Shannon
Stamps
Scretary
Filling Station Is Robbed Here of 45 Dollars
Archer Service Station No. 2 on South Main Street was robbed around 1 30 am Sunday. The store combined with a grocery had groceries cigars and candy and only a small cash amount was taken. A barking dog woke neighbors and police reported no arrests.
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Archer
South Main Street
Sas
Montel
Rihery
Monilny
Carols Echo Parish History Of Away In A Manger
A parish church tradition at St Francis of Assisi traces the Christmas carol Away in a Manger to the 13th century custom of singing beneath the manger scene. The lyric credits Martin Luther as a 16th century writer who popularized the tune as a manger carol.
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Jesus
St. Francis of Assisi
Maretin Luther
Mediation Sought by League in Soviet Finnish War
SENEVA Switzerland The League of Nations assembly asked Soviet Russia to accept mediation in the Russian Finnish conflict and requested a reply within 24 hours Finland's representative Rudo Holsti urged all practical support to counter aggression noting Finland bears heavy losses and quotes from Maxim Litvinov were cited He stressed the Finnish people defend their duty and pay with their blood. Helsinki Finland Finnish ski scouts reportedly crossed near the Russian occupied Rau t u and Valkjarvi about 18 miles from the border. London England Britain announced ship losses including a mine sweeper and five merchant ships with over 27 193 tons sunk and the Tug of Hope mined and sunk four crew killed four ships considered lost.
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Maxim Litvinoff
League
Holsti
Helsinki
Finland
Karelian
Rau~ Tu
Valkjarvi
London
Great Britain
Mrs. E. O. Rogers Buried Sunday in Rocky Mound
Funeral services for Mrs. E. O. Rogers 76 of Rocky Mound were held at Waim Suensity from the family residence. She died Saturday after years of illness and had worked as a church member in Rocky Mound since moving from Trail county Texas. Survived by husband nine children including Orn Goldwater Lubbock and Elie Duvalt Hurtig Ark plus four slip-whidren and many grandchildren, great grandchildren.
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E. O. Rages
Rocky Mound
Waim
Movky Mound
Rogers
Trail County
Texas
Orn Goldwater
Lubbock
Elie Duvalt
Hurtig, Ark
Mins Yarbrough
Chand Barnes
Berton Huddleston
T. A. Messer
Memphis
J. W. Messer
Wellington
W. S. Messser
Port Worth
W. Y. Hughes
Lakeview
Frank Dovall
Johnny Goldwaiter
Oliver Barnes
Fielding Hud- Meston
Cleve Messar
Ser
Unclear Phrase Sparks Mistranslation in Local Copy
Fragmentary text from a historical page hints at a garbled phrase about a thought dar het and vengeance themes. The readable bits mention a place, names, and potential actions but lack coherent structure or identifiable events for a precise summary.
Unique Cafe Sold by Arkadelphia Man
Henry C. Culbertson of Arkadelphia has purchased the Unique Cafe on West Third street and will operate both the Unique Cafe and The Gables in Arkadelphia while living in Hope. He is highly recommended by P. A. Dulin Sr. The former operator Lea Compton plans indefinite future plans and residence in Hone.
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Henry C. Culbertson
Arkadelphia
West Third Street
Culbertson
Hope
P. A. Dulin
Common Courtesy With the Young Set
Mrs. Sarah Gould of the Maternity Center Association in New York offers visiting tips for babies. Hold the baby with firm hands under the seat and neck for full support. Gift ideas include blue for boys, pink for girls, or white with a hint of blue or pink. Avoid overly fancy items and telephone ahead to time visits. Do not kiss the baby or visit when you have a cold.
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Sarah Gould
Maternity Cencer Association
New York
Adm
Minna
Quimby and Blytheville High Named Top All Opponent Team
Ellen Green and Bobby K lead the selections as Blytheville High School and Quimby Hope guard receive top spots on the all opponent football team amid a roundup of players.
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Green
Ellen
Quimby
Noniwin Green
Bobby K
Blytheville High School
Arid
Hope Guard
Delay Election of Grid Captain at Hope High School
The 1946 Hope High School football captain election and the selection of the most valuable player were postponed Monday to later in the week due to several squad members being absent. The naming of the all around member was also delayed until after the captain election by the grid squad.
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Hope High School
Stagon
Frenkty
Gid
Cleveland Given 3 WPA Projects
President Roosevelt approved Munday expenditure of 1,248,991 for three WRA projects in the Cleveland area. Carmody, federal works administrator, praised the president that relief projects, with those previously authorized, would provide employment for six months for more than 100 persons in the Cleveland region and relieve the acute situation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Munday
Cleveland
Dohy Carmody
Federal Works
Mrs Caraway Improves After Emergency Operation in Hospital
Washington report states Senator Hattie W Caraway remains in the hospital and is improving after an emergency stomach operation performed Saturday night. Further details from hospital sources indicate stable condition and ongoing care as she recovers.
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Washington
Irehes
Hattie W. Caraway
Caraway
Cotton New York Declares Open and Close in Market Note
A brief market item notes an option opened Monday at M74 and closed at WWITE with a value 085 for Malang rpat, indicating a specific trading activity on the Cotton New York exchange.
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New York
Arkansas Supreme Court taxes out-of-state income
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that Arkansas residents earning income from business in other states are subject to Arkansas income tax. The decision upheld a chancery decree charging A C Dunklin of Fort Smith tax on cotton gins and mercantile income from Oklahoma for 1936, 1937, and 1938, and valued the potential state revenue at about 875,000. The court also upheld a Fort Smith ordinance taxing attorneys for privilege to practice law and affirmed a $12.50 fine against L E Lister for not paying the tax.
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Litle Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas
States
Fwaski Chancery Court
A. C. Dunklin
Fort Smith
Oklahoma
Lester Ponder
State
Sebastian Circuit Court
L. E. Lister
Bowden Reunion Held at Bowden Homecoming in Hope Route Three
The Bowden family held its thirteenth annual homecoming on November 30 at the home of Mrs T H Roberts in Hope Route Three. Open house all day drew many relatives and friends as the nine surviving Bowden children attended. Attending were T B Bowden of Memphis Caddo Laseter John S Bowden J D Bowden Addie Roberts James J Bowden Kari Bowden Annie Douglas Rev C Taylor Bowden Lena Bowden Emi Bowden Neal Bowden Betty Jane Eaton and others from Hope Route Three Memphis and nearby areas.
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G. M. Bowden
T. H. Roberts
Hope Route Three
Oller
Bowens
Caddo Laseter
Houston
Texas
John S. Bowden
Little Rock
J. D. Bowden
Addie Roberts
James J. Bowden
Hope
Kari H. Bowden
Annie Douglas
America
Okla
C. Taylor Bowden
Dry Creel
Ola Meriman
W. Ww
Rayburn
Avie I. Rayburn
BeQueen
Nellie Penny
Lennie
Danile
Bowden
Haya
H. Roberts
Otha Roberta
Gladys Roberts
Cornelly Roberts
Reva Jane Roberts
Gladys Mae Roberts
Lena Bowden
Emi Bowden
Neal Bacon
Elen
Lew Bowden
Betty Jane Eaton
Lula Roberts
Paul Hillman
Aind “Ow
Moore
Memphis
Sean
Ree
City Election Nominates City Attorney and Aldermen
Democratic primary outlines nominees for City Attorney Recorder and one Alderman from each Ward with listed candidates Ed Van Sickle J P Pat Duffie Albert Graves Harvey Barr Arthur Taylor and others. Voting locations and election officials for Wards 1 through 4 are detailed with judge clerk and sheriff assignments.
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Hope
Ed van Sickle
J. P. Pat Duffie
Albert Graves
Harvey Barr
Arthur Taylor
E. ¥. McFaddin Lawson Glover
Fox City Recorder
T. R. Billingsley
E. P. Young
A. W. Stubbeman
L. A. Keith Jesse Brown
Roy Johnson
Ross Spears
B.B. Carrigan
Calvin Cassidy
Arkansas Bank & Trust Building
Frisco
Magnolia Building
City Hall
Ward
L. Carter Johnson
J. EB. Luck
J. M. Harbin
Dorsey McRae
L. M. Boswell
B. R Hamm
J W. Cantley
J. A. Davis
Willis Garrett Smith Charles Routon
T. C. Crosno
Bear Faced Negligence in Winchester Bear Sighting
In Winchester Kentucky a desk sergeant sent Patrolmen Robert Baker to evict a 200 pound black bear from a resident's yard. The bear guarded a garbage can until a neighbor identified the owner, a local medicine salesman, who led the animal away.
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Winchester
Robert Baker
Ferman Betenott
Stop Looking Mr Diogenes Stop Looking Mr
Navesville Kentucky report notes the sale of Mrs Rebecca Hickey’s furniture and belongings by her nephew Jack Goering to Lester Boling, who resold a sewing machine to Otto Newton. Newton found $910 in the drawer and returned it to the estate administrator. Goering, Boling, and Newton received rewards.
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Navesville
Rebecca Hickey
Jack Goering
Lester Boling
Boling
Otto Newton
Newton
Richey
Guering
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