Lebanon trees boast ancient Christmas grove in new republic
The article highlights Lebanon's desert forest on a plateau above the Mediterranean with 400 trees, including twelve famed giants dating back to biblical times. It notes "friends of the forest" groups planting trees, school children participating, and a Isaiah inspired vision for Lebanon’s blossoms, alongside holiday social notes from Texarkana about visiting relatives and Christmas celebrations.
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Lebanon
Value of State's Crops Shows Gain in 1946 Arkansas
The Crop Reporting Board of the USDA places Arkansas total crop value at 157,189,000 for 1946, up from 112,008,000 in 1935, driven mainly by cotton and higher prices. A season-long drought depressed yields early, with relief from rains later and generally favorable growing conditions. Acreage harvested is about 6,159,000, and 1936 yields reached 119 percent of the 1921-1950 average, with cotton, corn, rice, nuts, cowpeas and some minor hay crops higher than 1935.
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Arkansas
Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Two in a Crowd Christmas Show at the Saenger Theater
The Saenger theater presents Two in a Crowd with Joan Bennett and Joel McCrea in a rom com style Screen drama ending with a note about a grand performance. The festive program includes Pigskin Parade featuring Stuart Erwin Johnny Downs Arline Judge Betty Grable Patsy Kelly and Jack Haley in a burlesque on college football.
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Saengler Theater
Joan Bennett
Joel McCrea
Joan
Joel
Henry Armetts
Alison Skipworth
Reginnald Denny
Nat Pendleton
Andy Clyde
Elisha Cook
Saenger Theater
Stuart Erwin
Johnny Downs
Arline Judge
Betty Grable
Patsy Kelly
Yacht Club Boys
Jack Haley
Youth Faith to Equal William Tell’s Feat
Dallas police report a fatal shooting after a Wil lian Tell stunt went wrong. Youth W F Emery, 15, was shot in the head during a rabbit hunt as he and Salters, 15, attempted to shoot a target by firing at a can, the older boy allegedly saying to shoot off his hat. Emery died hours later. In Chester, Nicholas Scheligen and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, while their daughter Mrs C Caron and her husband marked 25 years.
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Joel Salters
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W. F. Emery
Willian
Salters
J. T. Luther
L. G.letk
Young Emery
Chester
Nicholas Scheligen
C. Caron
Ceheligen
Grain markets rally as drought tightens world supplies
1938 saw firmer prices across wheat, corn, oats and rye with cash markets leading the rise despite futures gains. President Robert P. Boylan of the Chicago Board of Trade notes drought reduced yields, yet high cash premiums boosted farm incomes and limited speculative swings. He highlights stable exchange act operation and a shift toward soy futures as a notable 1936 development promising farmer benefits.
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Farley Tribute to Gov Landon and Fess Death Report
James A Farley urged a vigorous but balanced Republican party and praised Governor Landon for sportsmanship while Simeon D Fess 75 former Ohio senator died of a heart attack in a Washington hotel room after arriving from Cleveland. He was visiting his children for the holidays. Alex Schlapp's shorthorn cow draws attention in Longmont Colorado as livestock reporters note the animal in the Longmont Tribune.
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Longmont
Colo
Alex Schlapp
Colorado
Tikesee
Good Fellows Exceed 300 Dollar Quota in Drive
The Good Fellows surpassed their 31 000 quota with a final tally of 31764 added to the Hempstead county drive. Sponsored by Leslie Huddleston post of the American Legion, Rev W A Hammond led a community effort to purchase gifts for local needy families. Total contributions reached 41764 with many supporters named, including Reg Bearden John Gwens Tedder and Roy Cowling.
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A. E. Stondgarst
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Reginald Bearden
John Gwensib
Tedder Roy
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A. Beaver
J. E. Allen
Wesson
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Evan Wray
J.F. Dougisa
LN. Gann
Henry Watkins
Lee DeVau Wade Warren
D. B. Russell
Mrs. Taylor
L. D. Galloway
New Air Record On Pan American Line
Brownsville report says George Kraighar and crew of American Airlines pilots set a new U S Pan American flight record, covering a long distance in 106 hours. Details indicate the event involved the Pan American route with their office notified.
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Brownsville
Tex
George
Kraighar
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Christoly
Atlantic Vessels Delayed by Storm Near New York
New York reports ten liners carrying 3,500 passengers and vast loads of Christmas mail faced rough seas and storm delays. Ships were docking late Tuesday, shifting the Christmas distribution schedule to days afterward as they struggle through the weather.
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Walnut Ridge Official Marks 50 Years in Public Service
In Walnut Ridge Arkansas township official Jevael begins his 50th year of public service on January 1. As justice of the peace he estimates he has tried at least 6000 laws and performed about 100 interrogations. He served as an tilly bha fitial, constable and deputy sheriff, claiming 1200 attestations and involvement in 250 murder investigations. Early life saw him as a mule rider hauling a herd to Walnut Ridge.
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Térael
Little Rock Levee Cooperation Discussed by Cities
Representatives from Little Rock and North Little Rock assured federal authorities they would cooperate to protect both cities from Arkansas River flood waters. Hearings were held in both locales with Lt. Col. Eugene Reybold of the U. S. Army Engineers outlining War Department objectives.
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War Department
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Untidy OCR Fragment on City Plans and Funding
Fragmentary text discusses city actions, funding, and potential costs. Mentions a df build and tas payments with references to ort. Details are unclear. legible items point to a debate over municipal expenditures and project maintenance without concrete dates or named entities.
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