Hope DeQueen Prescott Highs face suspension debate
In Arkansas the Athletic Association weighs eligibility questions after a season ended. DeQueen beat Hope, scrutiny grows over high school football purity and safe environment. Hope and Prescott confront pressures on fairness, with public opinion split and calls for statewide review.
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DeQueen
Prescott
Arkansas Athletic Association
Hopeland Prescott
Iles Sehoo
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Lovember
Earthquake Kills Hundreds on Caribbean Island San Vicente
Reports from San Vicente indicate a devastating quake left at least 200 dead, with authorities fearing higher tolls as rescue teams struggle amid collapsed buildings and blocked communications. The disaster spreads to nearby towns as relief efforts mobilize and regional officials assess the widespread destruction.
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San Salvador
Salvador
San Vincente
San Salvation
Silvan
San Vicente
Goyermont
Oly Toly
Central Park
Santi Rity
New York
Radio Corporation of American
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Macks
Walts
Sian
Maximiliane Vernandes Taytinex
Senile Bean
Duterior Calderon
Isaiah 66 8 phrase on comfort in Zion
Fragmentary biblical verse statement references comfort in Jerusalem. No identifiable person, organization, date, or event present. Summary reflects the lone quoted line and its scriptural context without additional details.
Court to Rule on Frazier Lemke Act Challenge
The Supreme Court promised a ruling on the constitutionality of the Frazier Lemke act which grants a three year moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures. An appeal by Robert Page Wright of Bedford County Virginia is involved from a Fourth Circuit decision declaring the act unconstitutional.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Robert Page Wright
Bedford County
Virginia
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
Chaco
Bolivia
Maraguay
Nazarene Christmas Program at First Church
A Christmas program titled The Life of Christ will be presented at First Church of the Nazarene at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Food and clothing registrations run 2 to 5 p m Tuesday at the church front. special packages will be given. The Nazarene church recently gained gas service and will be warm for attendees, with Rev Mayor Sumbaugh leading the service.
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Christ
Church of the Nazarene
Nazavene
Tuessay
Sumbaugh
Maug Noose
Goodfellows Fund Nears Christmas Goal With $261.99 Raised
The Goodfellows Christmas Cheer fund stood at 261.99 on Monday, with Rev. W A Hammond reporting 38.75. Campaign workers urge quick public response to reach the 300 goal. final reports are expected Wednesday. The issue also notes a correction for a contributor’s name and lists several donors. In Harrison, Ark, Mrs. Agios Shinn, a bank president since her husband’s death, says managing the bank is easier than mothering six children and four grandchildren, with her secret being careful with the people’s money. Second in command is VP Jobelle Halcombe.
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Ti. Saturda
I. F. McDanie
J. F. McDowell
Harrison
Ark
Agios Shinn
Welfare spending in Hempstead County 1935 36 detailed
A Star press release from State Commissioner C H Andrews outlines Hempstead County welfare figures for Aug 1935 to Oct 1936. Total expenditures from state federal funds and commodities totaled 67855 31 with about 4306 30 per month. Commodity distribution valued at 17756 32 issued 175 974 units. Recruits accepted 100 for CCC programs. yearly allotment 3000000.
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Hempstead County
The
Star
C.H. Andrews
Department of Public Welfare
CCC
W. P. Adi
W. PB
Pope to broadcast Christmas message from Vatican study
Pope Pius announced plans to broadcast a Christmas message globally on Thursday at 5 a.m. Hope time. The transmission will come from a microphone in his study adjoining the bedroom where he is confined with circulatory congestion and fever.
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Vatican City
Bonn
Italy
Pius
Privilege Tax Ruling Affects Salary Fund in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that early privilege taxes collected under statutes enacted nearly a century ago were public funds and not a levy for paying salaries under the modern initiative clause. The decision remands to the county circuit court for further action.
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Supreme Court
Arkansas County
Little Rock
Arkaansas Supreme Court
Fireworks Rule Clear in Lope Residential Districts
Police Chief John W. Ricgetill stated on Monday that fireworks may be shouted in residential zones of Lope, while downtown areas face prohibition. He noted a separate ordinance banning gunfire within city limits and warned violators would be arrested.
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John W. Ricgetill
Eqart
Footprints of Lost Babe Found Near Hot Springs
In Hot Springs a two year old boy, Charles Warren Aviss, wandered Sunday into a woodland behind his father. Footprints in soft earth led searchers to the area as two companies of volunteers aided by residents carried out a dense search.
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Hot Springs
Charles Warren Avissey
Eitizeis
400 Children Visit Saenger Toy Show
More than 400 children and many adults attended the Saenger Kiwanis Christmas show at the Saenger theater to benefit Hope and Hempstead counties needy children. Kiwanis will distribute gifts Christmas morning. Acthue Swanke ordered trucks to move the donated toys to storage. Broken items will be repaired by Hope Five volunteers.
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Saenger Theater
Saenger-Kiwanis Show
Hope and Hempstead
Hope Five Department
Man Is Arrested Twice in an Hour
Matt Nolen of Blevins, held on liquor license violations, was arrested twice within one hour. He first faced two liquor cases with a $150 bail and was released, then deputy Robins and Sheriff Bearden arrested him again as bail rose to $300 for both charges. he posted the amount and was retaken. Officers had earlier searched the Neten house in Blevins fearing Nolen had left for MoPs.
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Matt Nolen
Blevins
Nolen
Neten
Bleve
Lant
Cotton Ginnings Report Shows Higher Bale Totals
Washington Census data released Monday shows increased cotton ginnings for the year with totals near 11,704,980 bales and 9,754,578 running bales. Arkansas reports 124,342 bales while other state figures remain listed in the census brief.
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Washington
Burgan
Arkansus
Retail Trade Reaches Best Level Since 1930
Retail trade climbs to more than 36 billion dollars, the highest since 1930, driven by rising employment, farm income, and higher wages. The South leads in growth with expanded industry and low cotton prices, followed by the Middle West where farm income rose.
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Smith Reavis
Associated Press
New York
South
Middle West
21 ten thousand dollar bills rising in circulation by 1996
The piece notes 21 ten thousand dollar bills were in circulation by September end 1996, up from 14 a year earlier, with the Pacific Coast New England and Middle Atlantic states following in order. It cites a 1936 retail total of 36.68 billion dollars, up 12 percent from the prior year, and discusses shifts in consumer buying, including autos apparel and furniture, along with luxury goods and anticipated post yearend dividends.
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New York
Pacific Coast
New England
Middle -Atlantic States
National Retail Dry- Roods Association
Dunn & Bradstreet
Yearend Corporation
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville reporters riff on Christmas ads as Santa shifts from bathing beauties to piggle soup and autos. The piece notes Santa’s growing publicity and jokes he now runs the buying department, boosting business during the season.
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Nashville
Tenn
Santa Claus
Santa
Fined 25 dollars for peddler violation in city court
DaVilla Johnson, a white woman, was convicted Monday of violating the city peddler ordinance by selling fur coats without a license. Police say she fled officers, leading to a 90 mph chase near Emmet. Henry Smith was acquitted of larceny. Several others faced drunkenness or petty charges with small fines. Soil conservation efforts in the Texas Panhandle noted as aiding range recovery.
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DaVilla Johnson
John Turner
Johnson
Emmet
Turner
Henry Smith
Carrie Jamison
John McGhee
Me Moore
Johni
Tayloy
McGhee
Wes F Ta
Cele B. A. Quillan
Charley McNeal
Ezra Harris
Preacher Walker
E. Walker
Marjorie Walker
Willie Hill
Catherine Smith
M. H. Webb
Ben Mitchell
Governor Landon Visits Roosevelt at White House
Governor Alf Landon of Kansas, the Republican presidential candidate, visited President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the White House. Landon arrived smiling in an automobile provided by William Castle Jr., undersecretary of state in the Hoover era, to chat with the man who defeated him.
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Washington
Alf Landon
Kan
White House
President Roosevelt
William Castle, Jr
Hoover
Denies He Killed Wife in a Fire
HOT SPRINGS Ark. A chiropractor B E Grover 18 is charged with murder in the death of his wife in a rooming house fire. He claims innocence and says she smoked in bed causing the blaze. Grover, held without bond, told Detective Brock he left the roving house hours before the fire in the bedroom occupied by his wife Mrs Cleo Grover 43, who was in bed when he departed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
B. E. Grover
Grover
Cecil Brock
Cleo Grover
Cotton market opens in New Orleans with spot price drop
In New Orleans on Monday the cotton columns opened at 12 01 and closed near 12 0 with spot values down by a few points. Middling prices show a small decline from the prior session amid market jitters.
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New Orleans
119 Are Killed in Motor Accidents
Nationwide over the weekend 119 people died in auto crashes amid heavy rain and wind in New York City six fatal incidents were among 30 accidents. A life insurance report suggests the 1936 auto death rate may stay high. State tallies list multiple fatalities across the country with Pennsylvania and Michigan noting significant counts.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Mit
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
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Nebraska
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Washington
Madrid battle rages as Fascists shell city center
Reports say insurgent artillery batteries opened fresh bombardment of Madrid Monday with shrapnel and heavy shells. A Fascist shell hit the city’s tallest telephone building as Socialist forces held west of the capital, claiming a hard-fought victory over the Fascist left flank. The attack involved two charges with heavy losses to the rebels. Moscow reported the Soviet government accused Spanish Fascists of sinking the Russian motorship Kensoni, seeking details on the crew’s fate. Official papers called it a frightful new war crime and promised accountability. A Belgian firm purchased manganese from the Black Sea port of Poti aboard a 6909 ton consignment.
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Spain
Ney
Socialist
Ips
Moscow
Russia
Kensoni
Pravi
Izvestia
Konsomol
Black Sea
Poti
Grocery Ads To Run Tuesday In Hope Star
Grocery stores plan holiday specials in Tuesday edition for Hope and surrounding trade area. Store managers anticipate the largest single week business of the year, aiming to help housewives by advertising Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.
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Hope Grocery
Hope Star
The
Mail
Hope
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