Mobley Addresses Dairy Farmers At Hope Farm Course
Final session of the two day Farmers Short Course in Hope featured H S Mobley of the International Harvester Company delivering The Dairyman’s Problems. He urged diversified farming and steady daily yields from cattle hens and sows as the path to prosperity and noted the value of hard work and practical budgeting.
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International Harvester Company
Hope City
Hope
H. S.mobley
Goodbley
National Harvester
Alabama
Deering
Misin
Harveseer Company
Mobley
Riddie
America
Christ
Tennessee apex: Harris execution order after supreme court ruling
In Nashville, Theo dore Harris, condemned for the slaying of Knoxville doctor D. J. Jones and two family members, lost his appeal to the Tennessee supreme court and faces the electric chair. Separate dispatches report a truck rollover near Clarksville injuring two Meguire brothers. Ed Yahan ke, a Helena policeman, wounded by a suspect. a Creole derailment in Canton injuring passengers. and a Clarksville, Mississippi case involving A. J. Reed and John M. Ko tied to a plantation crime amid parole context.
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Nashville
Tenn
Theodore Harris
D. J. Jones
Knoxville
Tennessee Supreme Court
Clarksville
Miss
A. J. Reed
John M. i Ko
Telleville
Here
Clint Henderson
Crestman
Cement Executive's Rapid Westward Inspection Tour
Rueber Morse vice-president and general manager of O K Cement, Denver, visits Hope after touring 12 mills across the West and South. He stayed with R B Stanford, Oklahoma State Highway Department engineer friend, and continues by train plane and car toward Denver after brief stops in Oklahoma and the South.
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Rueber Morse
O. K. Cement Company
Denver
Cola
Hope
Morse
R. B. Stanford
Stanford
State Highway Department
Cement Company
Tralin
Oklahoma City
Saratoga
Okay
Hemipstead-Howard County
Stanfords
Shreveport
New Orleans
Sime
Federal Building Bill Is Reduced in Conference
Conferees from the House and Senate trimmed the administration emergency public works bill from 118 million to 116 million. The House provision allowing flexible use of funds remained, while the Senate labor locality requirement was dropped. A two million dollar cut came from road construction on unreserved public lands, with overall appropriation details adjusted to about 104 million.
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Washington
House
Senate
Three youths charged after home break in Rochester
Three youths admitted to entering the home of Joseph Speciale in Rochester and stealing three 15-gallon kegs of liquid they believed to be wine. They said they drank contents of one keg before realizing the liquid was vinegar.
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Rochester
Joseph Speciale
Plaice
Hunter and Wife Killed in Africa
Dr. R L Magone, American dentist and famed big game hunter, and his wife Audrey were found dead in bed in UNTALE South Rhodesia. Police pursue theory that Magone killed his wife with heavy furniture and then died by suicide. Mrs Magone recently arrived from Oregon with two daughters. they wed last month at Salisbury. The incident shocks the English South Africa settlement.
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Untale
South Rhodesia
Africa
UPJ
R. L. Magone
Hunter
Audrey
Poultry Growers Accrediting Flocks
Poultry owners across the county are having flocks accredited by state agent A H Wade of Blevins to boost advertising for hatching eggs and chicks. Accredited flocks bring advantages including culling of inferior birds and higher egg values. Saturday Wade accredited flocks belonging to Charles Locks of Ozan McClung near Washington and Miss McAteer of Washington. Growers seeking accreditation should contact George Dodds at the Southern Grain and Produce Company in Hope next Monday or Tuesday.
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A. H. Wade
Blevins
Wade
Charles Locks
Ozan
McClung
Near Washington
Miss McAteer
Washington
George Dodds
Southern Grain and Produce Company
Hope
Student Auto Drivers Must Carry Insurance
Ann Arbor Michigan University of Michigan students will be required to carry full liability auto insurance to hold driving permits effective January 1. The rule follows a recent crash between a student vehicle and a traffic officer whose leg was amputated.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
U.R
University of Michigan
Army Beats Navy 6 to 0 In New York Benefit Game
Army defeated Navy 6 to 0 at Yankee Stadium in a benefit match for the Salvation Army. Dickey of Army ran 56 yards for the only touchdown after a scoreless 50 minutes. Seven Army first downs to one for Navy by end of the third, with Navy mounting a strong fight in the second period. Proceeds from the game were to aid relief funds. this was the first Army Navy clash since 1927, attended by about 70,000.
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Dickey
Army
Navy
Hurley
Secretary of Navy
Adams
Yankee Stadium
Op H EY
Army-Navy
New York
Salvation Army
Four Are Accused Raising Girreney
Four men were held for the Texas side Federal Grand Jury on charges of altering and raising U S currency following a hearing before United States commissioner Mrs E S Hughes late Friday. Bonds were set at 3000 for three and 1000 for Henson. Local merchants had complained of swindled one dollar bills raised to higher denominations. Arrests followed Secret Service investigations. Henson lives in Texarkana. the others are strangers.
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Foxes Federal Grand Jury
Dusst Glasgow
J.B. Randells
Roy 'S
Towles
Kenson
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Hughes
Henson
Secret Service
Texarkana
Youth Killed By Accidental Shot Near Monticello
Jesse Barnett a 20 year old tenant farmer's son living on the H M Wilson farm four miles north of Monticello was accidentally shot on the front porch while preparing to go hunting. The coroner's inquest returned a verdict of accidental death. He was struck in the neck and lower face and died almost instantly. He survived by his father Jim Barnett and several brothers and sisters.
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Monticello
Jesse Barnett
Jim Barnett
H. M. Wilson
Barnett
Triangle Slayer Must Serve Term
NASHVILLE Tenn The state supreme court Saturday affirmed the conviction of Walter Liggett for voluntary manslaughter in the killing two years ago of Tuney M Cunningham owner of a Nashville hotel. Liggett must serve his sentence of not more than five years. Cunningham a well known hotelman was shot to death in an alley behind his home the night of October 29 192a.
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Nashville
Tenn
Walter Liggett
Tuney M. Cunningham
Liggett
Cunningham
Garland City Youth Shot By Negro In Arkansas
An unidentified Black man fired a .23 caliber rifle at Elva Fedd, 12, as he and two companions tried to board a wagon near Garland City. Fedd was wounded in the shoulder but not seriously. Clarence Fedd and Kenneth Merl in were unharmed. Residents searched the area but the shooter remained at large.
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Garland City
Ark
Elva Fedd
Young Fedd
Fedd
Clarence Edd
Kenneth Ms Merlin
Négra
Woman Charged With Murder of Husband in Ohio
Caldwell Ohio reports Bre Iva Wickham 95 of Summitville charged with killing her husband Clarence after a domestic quarrel. She was held without bail for the grand jury.
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Caldwell
Ohio
Clarence
Bre
Iva Wickham
Summerville
Good Fellows fund grows as Santa letters flood The Star
An avalanche of Santa Claus letters to The Star from four Southwest Arkansas counties swells the Good Fellows appeal. The drive has surpassed 2,000 letters with more on hand and an added $7 raising the total to 207. Citizens urged to donate to the Good Fellows through canvassing committee members Mark Smyth Robert Wilson Kendall Lemley and Carter Johnson as destitute children await gifts.
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Arch Moore
the Star
Santa Claus
Star Office
Star
Arkansas
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
LaFayette Counsties
Mark Smyth
Kendall Lemley
Good Fellows
Hope
Cour
Robert Wilson
Kendall Lempley
Carter Johnson
Bernie Buchanan
Mark Buchanan
L. M. Lile
Unemployment Topic Wednesday in Arkansas
The governor's unemployment relief committee will meet next Wednesday in Little Rock to discuss the unemployment situation and methods to boost demand for Arkansas manufactured goods. The meeting is called by Secretary J B Carter of Pine Bluff under Chairman C H Harding of Fort Smith.
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Little Rock
J. B. Carter
Pine Bluff
C. H. Harding
Fort Smith
Village Seeks Physician Near Ashland Wisconsin
Wis-Magon, a village of 130 near here hopes to obtain a physician as a community gift. The area has been left without a doctor since the death of Dr. D. C. Harrison months ago. Until a physician is found, citizens are taking up first aid.
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Ashland
Wis-Wis-Magon
Cluwistoras
D. C. Harrison
Citieens
Jack Dale Leads Southwest Eleven in Dallas Benefit Game
Fayetteville Arkansas December 26 Jack Dale All Southwestern halfback will lead the Arkansas Razorbacks colors in the New Year’s Day charity game between All Southwestern and All Mid Western elevens at Dallas Coach Fred Thomsen of Arkansas says Dale will begin training in Dallas. The Southwestern team is coached by Thomsen and Marley Jennings while the Middle West squad is led by Robert Zuppke.
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Fayetteville
Jack Dale
University of Arkansas
Dallas
Dale
Fred Thomsen
Thomsen
Marley Jennings
Baylor
Ouachita College
Robert Zuppke
University of Uinois
Spain War Coverage Blurred by Censorship in Early Stage
Fragmented wartime dispatches describe limited Spain news from Madrid and other fronts. Wireless relays via Buenos Aires to Europe and America convey sparse details as censorship shapes initial reports.
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Spain
Madrid
Aires
Europe
America
Glacial Period Clues Found in Harvard Excavations
Cambridge mass UPI evidence suggests upper Canadian flora existed in the last glacial or interglacial period. Excavations for Harvard University's new biology lab reveal peat layers with roots of black spruce and balsam fir trees preserved in a freshwater pond deposit. Dr Theodore Barbour of the University Museum directed the study.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Harvard University
Thias Barbour
Univ Museum
Upper Canada
Fashion notes on new and different items this season
The column highlights a variety of new and appropriate choices in stores this season, suggesting something distinctive for everyone including children. It notes shoppers should act promptly as limited stock remains and trends evolve quickly.
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