Texas Rangers Ride Again on New Western Film Preview
Saenger’s New Year’s Eve western features John Howard Ellen Drew Akim Tamiroff May Robson Broderick Crawford Charley Grapewin and Anthony Quinn in a tale of cattle rustling at White Sage Ranch. Rangers Howard and Crawford infiltrate the gang as the mystery unfolds amid fresh dialogue and suspenseful action.
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John Howard
Ellen Drew
Akim Tamiroff
May Robson
Broderick Crawford
Charley Grapewin
John Millan
William Duncan
Anthony Quinn
Harvey Stephens
Texas
White Sage Ranch
Texas Rangers
Howard
Crawford
John Milijan
Akin Tamiroff
Wiliam &. Lipman
Horace McCoy
James Hogan
Public sale in Hempstead County Chancery case 5410
In pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County the commissioner will sell at the courthouse front door in Hope Arkansas on January 11 1941 the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter the west half of the northwest quarter and the east six and one half acres of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter in section 23 township 12 south range 24 west containing 206.34 acres more or less also the west half of the west half of the northeast quarter and the east six and one half acres of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter all in section 23 township 12 south range 24 west containing 46.12 acres more or less both tracts in Hempstead County Arkansas on credit of three months with bond and security and ten percent interest from date of sale. deed restrictions and sale terms as ordered. J P Byers Commissioner in Chancery Dec 26 1940.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Charley Phillips
Hayward Phillips
City of
Hope
of Hempstead
Township 12
Hempstead County
Arkansas
A. D
J. P. Byers
RH Dd Martin
Julia Paine McSwain
J. P, Byers
Commissioner Sale in Hempstead County Real Estate
Commissioner's sale of land in Hempstead County under a 1940 chancery decree. The property, 200 acres in Township 4S Range 24W, includes parts of Sections 26 and 27, to be sold at Hope Court House on January 7 1941 on credit with a lien to secure payment. Auction conducted by J P Byers acting as commissioner.
Business outlook tests wartime controls and labor clashes
The article discusses the push for wartime government powers to divert production to defense, balanced against fears of dictatorial controls. It notes business opposition and a demand to curb labor costs, while labor unrest grows. It warns the issue will likely be settled in the coming months.
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National Labor Relations Board
Washinton
Wll
Nothansg
Barbed Tale of a Chicago Barber and Draft Oddities
Fragmented clippings describe a Chicago barber in a curious incident at his shop. The text hints at a wartime draft context with quirky numerical notes about shoe sizes, suggesting a broader, ill-formed set of observations from the era.
Notice of Property Sale in Hempstead Court
Notice is given that on January 7, 1941, in Hempstead County a public vendue will offer for sale Lot Seven and 15 feet off the west side of Lot Eight, Black One, Park Addition to Hope. The sale is by court order in a real estate suit between Robert Evans and W. H. Thomasson Frankie Thomasson. Terms require a bond and ten percent interest, with a lien retained on the property to secure payment. The notice is dated January 6, 1940 and signed by Commissioner J. B. Byers.
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Charbery
Hempstead
Robert Evans
W. H.thomasson
Frankie Thomasson
City of Hope
County of Hempstead
Rezl
Towit
Park
Arkansas
J, BP. Byers
Is Banner Library Year 1940 Highlights County System
The county library system expands with consolidation of the Hope library creating 7,000 books serving the county. Branches open in Washington Fulton Springhill and Blevins. Daily newspapers placed at branches and staff rises from 3 to 12. Daily circulation grows from 70 to 800. Community planning groups begin in 1941 with FSA support to help families plan 1942 goals.
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He County
WPA
Hope
Hope Library
Washington
Fulton
Springhill
Blevins
Farm Security Administration
W. M. Sparks
FSA
Laura Harnett
FSA Groups Plan Meetings for 1941 Planting Season
In Hempstead County 150 farm families prepare for next year as Farm Security Administration groups announce meetings to organize preparations for the 1941 planting season despite more than three months remaining in the current sprint.
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FSA
Hempstead County
Bull Fighter Killed in Mexico City Ring
Alberto Balderas a 29 year old renowned Mexican bullfighter died in Mexico City's bull ring after being pitched into the air and gored three times by a enraged bull as 40,000 spectators had cheered his artistry. He was the first matador and third troupe member killed in the arena since 1908.
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Mexico City
Alberto Balderas
Ats
Arena Singe Jt
City Court Hearing Monday Under Judge Lemley
Municipal court at City Hall heard a range of malty cases led by Judge WK Lemley. Defendants included Frank Switch for disturbing the peace with a $19 fine, Gifford for car violations with a $5 forfeiture, and Felix Russell for running a stop sign with a $1 fine. Drunkenness cases saw Bond forfeitures from $1 to $20, and Albert Jones faced a $? fine for drunkenness. State docket J L Raymond faced speeding with a $10 cash bond forfeited.
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City Hall
WK. Lemley
Frank Switch
J. L. Raymond
Adkins Fills 3 State Posts
LITTLE ROCK Homer M. Adkins announced appointments to three key positions in his administration Saturday. Joe Hardin of Grady was named revenue commissioner and other posts were filled as part of the administration shakeup.
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Little Rock
McCar to appoint officials as state posts elected
Incoming governor names Z M McCar successors Ralph Jones and T H Alford as state education and related commissioners. He plans to finalize remaining appointments before the 1941 legislature convenes January 23 and will convene a conference of his official family beforehand. Campaign staff assisted Adkins and Haver tor in the victory, while the new Lockheed interceptor is described with a top speed of 500 miles per hour and armament details.
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DO Hill
Little Rock
Max A. Melisburger
Fort Smith
Ralph B. Jones
Ford Stith
T. H. Alford
Mardin
Lil
Adkins
Haver Tor
Nave
CIO Planning State Campaign in Arkansas
Fort Smith Ark. a din Kendrick state president of the Congress for Industrial Organization outlined a Saturday night step by step campaign to organize office and professional workers retail clerks and municipal employees within 10 days. He said a major organizing effort would also be aimed at the building construction industry with several hundred workers already applying for CIO or affiliated unions.
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Fort Smitil
Ark
Din Kendrick
Congress For Industrial Organization
Ane
Pnemeed
Kendrick
Ofefice and
Peofefiler National Union
Ife
Jseveral
Askea
United Rotal and Wholesale
Iy Fort Smith
Hoocio
Arkaises
Kerchliick
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Hardin
Hill
Jones
Weib
Ford
IMS
Inieeigntge
Z. M. McCar
Toa
CIO Planing State Campaign
World Sy
Prince Albert
Reynolds Tab. Co
Winston-Salem
Ed Borngen
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