Accuse Army of Undermining Morale of Reserves
Washington December 29 UP I H The army is accused of undermining the morale of 40000 reserve officers on extended active duty. Col Clarence FE Barnes president of the reserve officers association of the United States charges a recent directive on promotion is discriminatory and lowers morale. He says Royall promised no discrimination against reserves and that the policy has harmed morale more than any other act by the army.
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Washington
UPIH
Army
Clarence FE. Batches
Reserve Officers ‘Association of the
United States
Kerneth C. Royall
Barnes
Royall
National Congress Convenes
The ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT notes that both chambers hold Democratic majorities as the National Congress begins its session. Readers are directed to follow daily proceedings in the paper and to arrange daily home delivery. Pooc h's Cigar Store Distributor.
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Senate
House
Arkansas Democrat
Prescott news social and club notices and awards
The Prescott News lists upcoming events at the Masonic Hall and Maple Inn including a New Year’s supper dance by the 37 Contract Club and several church group meetings. It reports a Christmas decoration contest at Victory Home Demonstration Club with prize winners and mentions reserve officer service rules and complaints about a military directive.
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Maple Inn
Victory Home Demonstration Club
Rosston Rquad
Ray Duke
Lynn Harrell
A. J. Turner
Jack Cooper
Elis Stewart
Pen Whitaker
Local Socials Highlight Hope High School Alumni
On Monday evening Mrs. Lucille Elgin hosted open house for Prescott High School alumni with Christmas decorations and a lighted tree. Various relatives and friends visited from Jacksonville Little Rock and Lake Village as guests traveled to Hope for celebrations and reflections.
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Lucille Elgin
Prescott High School
Bennie
Little Rock
Whit Davis
Lake Village
John A. Davis
Divine Healing Watch Night at Tabernacle
Rev Dale Hanson of California and the Pacific Northwest will headline a Watch Night service at the Tabernacle with a divine healing focus. The event features prayer for the sick, fasting and prayer during the day, and will run until after twelve o clock with attendees from Hope and nearby communities urged to attend.
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Dale Hanson
the Tabernacle
Reve
California
Pacific North
Hansons
Hanson
Word of God
Jesus Christ
Tabernacle
The
Tyburhaele
High Court to Decide Claims on Publications
Arkansas Supreme Court likely to rule on whether counties must publish notices from quorum courts and state boards. Circuit Judge S M Bone previously ordered pay to Jared Prevatha, Batesville New Review publisher, about 600 dollars for 18 months of legal notices. The writ specifies what must be published and the amount, while county officials argue lack of appropriation and discretionary power. The case follows a holiday visit by a son and relatives in Oklahoma and Dallas weekend travel notes.
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Bavesville
Arkansas Supreme Court
Quorum Court
Equalizlation Board
S. M. Bone
Independente County Court
Jared Prevatha
Batesville
Bone Soi
Oklahoma
P. H. Herring
Wainwright urges public to bury past on Philippines orders
Gen Jonathan Wainwright asks the public to bury the past amid reports of ignored orders fist fights and mutiny among high ranking officers after the Philippines battle. Morton said King surrendered when his position became hopeless while Wainwright said MacArthur’s orders guided actions. King and Hilsman offered differing views on Morton's report with claims of misdetails and factional conflict over surrender decisions.
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San Antonio
Tex
Des. A
Jonathan Wainwright
Philippines
Seattle
Louis Morton
Paisie
Wainwright
Luzon
Doward P. King
Bataan
Morton
King
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Congress
Sea Island
San Frincisco
Roger Hilsman
Wne
Legal dispute over Trevathan payments escalates to supreme court
The case chronicles Trevathan’s two actions seeking payment from the county for legal publications after Judge Bone ruled the claim was valid but funds were lacking. The county court again denied the claim, prompting an appeal toward the state supreme court.
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State Supreme Court
Trevathan
Bone
War and Peace Talks Flood Nanking
Chinese leaders arrive in Nanking amid war weariness as Chiang Kai-shek faces questions on continuing the fight or seeking peace. Spokesman Shen Chang-chuan described meetings as consultations, while Li Tsung-jen’s stance remains disputed. Fu Tso-yi delays due to weather. Lu Han and Wu Seong join other national leaders converging on Nanking.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Shen Chang-chuan
Chiang
Shen
Li Tsung-jen
Peiping
Fu Tso-yi
North China
T. Wu. Seong
Kwangtung
Lu Han
Yunnan Province
Mexican Cotton Pickers Returned From U S Border
Memphis December 30 The Border Patrol sent back about 550 cotton pickers to Mexico after detaining workers who overstayed visas or violated work contracts. Officials noted most overstayed treaty limits while roughly 74 entered illegally.
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Memphis
U.S. Border Patrol
Mexico
United States
U.S
Caretaker of Lincolns Tomb to Retire
Springfield Dr Dec 30 Herbert Wells Fay long time guardian of Abraham Lincoln’s final resting place in Oak Ridge cemetery will retire January 1 at age 89 90 in February. State law forces retirement at 70 after 15 years in service. He will be succeeded by his son Earl Owen Fay aged 63 named custodian of the tomb.
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Springfield
Herbert Wells Fay
Abraham Lincoln
Fay
Lincoln
Oak Ridge
jHe
Earl Owen Fay
Cus
Shrine of the tomb caretaker hosts world visitors
The article notes Dwight D. Green as governor, with Fay as the third custodian who has shown the shrine to over four million visitors including kings queens and presidents. It mentions every president except Warren G Harding having visited since Ulysses S Grant.
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Todian
Dwight d. Green
Fay
Warren G. Harding
Ulysses S. Grant
Presid Prumman
U.S
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