Governor Hughes Urges Good Neighbor Policy at Hope Rotary
Arkansas Governor John Hughes addressed the Hope Rotary Club urging the world to try the example of the good neighbor. He argued wars arise from bad business ethics and urged square dealing at home as a model for foreign relations while urging individuals and organizations to act with civic integrity. The remarks were introduced by Rev. Von Brewster with new and returning Rotarians noted.
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John Hughes
Benton
Hope Rotary Chub
Troy
Patel Garlow
Mr. Hiughes
Universal Business
Envedk Vripler
Elie
Davin
Mr. Hughes
von Brewster
Stable Prices Not Normal Granary Farm Bill Aim
Washington reports two senators who helped draft the bill call it a price stabilization plan not a return to a fixed “normal granary.” Hatch and committee members describe provisions for cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco as measures to stabilize prices while protecting farmers amid crop surpluses.
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Washington
Wale Lice
Bankhead
Alabama
Wallace Dial
Duran
Feman Sanithy
Dom
B. Cayoul
Renate Agricul
Postman's Holiday in Beatrice Sparks Community Ball
In Beatrice Nebraska a local postman Dan Kussing hosts a one day event to celebrate service. He invites community members to a fire department ball with games entertainment and refreshments to boost town spirit.
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Beatrice
A_ postman's paradise
Davi Kussing
Youth Rally at Haye Gospel Tabernacle Sunday
A Sunday program at Haye Gospel Tabernacle includes a youth rally and Sunday school contest with delegates from south West Arkansas lawns. The event at 2:30 p m features Tabernacle orchestra numbers and reports from groups. Mrs Bert Webb will give the main talk as attendance contests begin between Hope Gospel Tabernacle and Assembly of God of El Dorado for February four Sunday totals.
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Haye Gospel Tabernacle
Arkasas
Tabernacle Orchestra
Bert Webb
Tabernacle
Hope Gospad Tibernacle
Assembly of God of
German Textiles Decree Targets Jews in Aryan Industry
Decree from Berlin ministry bans Jews from collaborating with Aryan tailors and dress makers in the Reich’s textile sector. Jews must not open or operate textile shops. Aryans are restricted by 1938, with applications by Jews rejected on principle. Pineapple shipments from Hawaii to the United States reach 21,000 cases in 1947 valued around 60 million dollars, with part of revenues slated for worker housing and recreation.
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Berlin
Reich
Hawi
United States
Murder of Rent Collector Haunts Tenement Hallway
Marvin Hopkins, a New York firm employee, was stabbed after collecting rent in a four story tenement. The killer fled with the money. Within half an hour police questioned Fingers Adberts, a neighbor known to carry a knife and recently released from prison. He boasted of an ironclad alibi while suspects were named. The scene and suspects reflect a volatile urban crime.
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Marvin Hopkins
New York
Fingers Adberts
Fingers
Hopkins
South Ready for Senate Showdown on Anti-Lynch Bill
Southern senators planned for an early Senate clash over the anti-lynching bill amid debates on constitutional questions and a move to proceed with an Independent Offices appropriation bill. Senators Wagner and Borah pressed for a vote while filibuster tactics continued to block action as advocates urged constitutional and civil rights arguments.
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Senate
Washington
Barah
Idaho
Reyna Khan
Independent Offices
Warner
Bill Washington
Wagner Dam
Hey
Supreme Court
Borah
Nenource
U S Announces Last Borrowing Plan for Public Debt
The Treasury on February 22 will issue discount bills to borrow between 200 million and 200 million dollars in weekly installments of 50 million. The move funds government expenditures and anticipates June 15 tax receipts. Social Security funds and trusts are expected to absorb most future debt shifts.
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Washington
Treasury
Mayo
Dusceline
Roosevelt
Publias Fuvte Wral
Parham Files for Judge in Eleventh Judicial Circuit
G Rathenan of Pine Bluff filed his corrupt practices pledge Friday as a candidate for re election as judge of the eleventh judicial circuit in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Where's Elijah Vanishes From Cot While Police Wait
Elijah, a wounded robbery suspect, escaped from a hospital cot as police debated moving him to county jail in Washington. Authorities planned Friday transfer, but the prisoner vanished during a time of hospital secrecy and threat of pursuit.
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Elijah
Blish Turner
Thine
Gaik” Tolice
Jobie Wo Ridghill
City
B. B. Carrigan
Washington
Lina
Blijaty
Jalish
Bhijah
Vlad Ony
N. C. Cassidy
Worker Injured in Fall From Fulton Toll Bridge
Fred Hannible, about 25, was in Ju Lin Chester hospital today with injuries from a fall from the Fulton toll bridge at 4 am Thursday. He sustained a broken arm, lacerated head and concussion but is believed to recover. Hannible was on the east abutment when he fell 25 to 30 feet to the ground. an ambulance brought him to the hospital. Also mentioned is Mrs. Lester May, 23, of Latinas community, in critical condition from a heart-area injury after a shooting. family found her wounded with a rifle nearby.
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Fred Hannible
Julin Chester Hospital
Pulton
Si Lie
Therrain
Rannible
Hope Furniture Vompany
Lester May
Jashot
Tom O'Dwyer Held on Forgery Count
Tom O'Dwyer, formerly linked to a refrigerator fire at Hone, was held in county jail on a forgery charge. Arrested on a highway near Malvern, he allegedly forged Mary A. Whitney's name to a contract. Sheriff Bryden said SIT involvement. He is set for a hearing before Municipal Court Judge WK Lest next Monday.
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Tom Odiwever
Hone
Lai
Vriday
O'Dwyer
Malvern
Mary A. Whitney
Dim Bryden
Sit
O'Awgee
Robbery at Columbus Mercantile Store Thursday
Report says Dave Mitchell mercantile store in Columbus was robbed Thursday. Details are unclear due to damaged text but robbers gained entry through a window and fled with unknown goods. Police and officers investigated at the post office building. mention of German engineers and X ray techs appears in garbled context.
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Dave Mitchell
Hetypetead Cout
Bostiall Aban
Navy Bill Faces Delays as Hearings Extend Weeks
Congressional opposition to the 800 million dollar naval expansion program threatens delays for quick approval. Committee members say hearings on the bill to authorize 47 new warships and 22 auxiliaries may stretch two more weeks, contradicting Chairman Vinson who had estimated two to three days.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Vinson
Georgia
Liquor Delivery Ruling Frees Dealers in Fort Smith
Municipal Judge J A Ballagher ruled that retail liquor dealers may deliver liquor to purchasers without violating Arkansas liquor control laws. Charges against Paul Campbell and James McKendree of Hobart Oklahoma were dismissed after a week old arrest tied to a transfer of liquor valued at 3 dollars to McKendree’s car near Fort Smith.
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Fort Smith
Ark
J. A. Ballagher
Arkansas’ Liquor Conti
Paul Campbell
James McKendree
Hobart
Okla
McKendree
Here
Rotenberry Seeks Old Folks Vote For Pension Plan
Little Rock reform bid seeks to rally 123,000 voters over 60 to back a pension measure for aged and blind recipients. The plan would pay up to 40 dollars monthly if income is under 50, with a petition process pending a secretary of state ruling. The court declined to rule on ballot title sufficiency, awaiting state action.
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Little Rock
C. G. Halt
A. L. Rotenberry
Rotenberry
Ratenberry
Supreme Court
Secretary of Stats
New Shakeup Aims at Arkansas Police Department Leadership
Arkansas Democrat reports renewed efforts Friday to reorganize the Smale Police Department with Assistant Chief Bob LaPallette leading the move. LaPollette reportedly faced a resignation request he refused to sign, saying no formal notice was received. France plans a powerful television station atop the Eiffel Tower.
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Little Rock
The
Arkansas Democrat
Smale
Bob LaPallette
Sidat
LaPollette
LaFollette
France
Eiffel Tower
Cotton market opens and closes higher in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton opens Friday at 8.60 bid and closes at 8.62 bid 8.63 asked. Spot cotton shows a steady gain of five points with middling at 8.73.
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New Orleans
Marshal's Killer Dies in Chair at Tucker Prison Farm
Duncan Pique, 24, was electrocuted at Tucker Prison Farm near dawn Friday for the September 12, 1938 slaying of Lonoke City Marshal J. Robert Bennet. Pique denied guilt to the end.
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Duncan
Tucker Farm
Tucker Prison Farm
Duncan Pique
Lonoke City
J. Robert Bennet
Pique
Hope Boys Band to Open Year with Monday Concert
The Hope Boys band will give its first public concert of the year at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Hope city auditorium Natl. Soloists include Thomas Kinser Jr. on clarinet and Wallace Van Sickle on cornet. A trombone quartet of J.T. Luck, Richard Feawhes, Charles Seglar and Bobby Reynerson will also perform. A bedspread giveaway from Hope Furniture Co. closes the program. the public is invited.
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Hope Boys Band
Hope City Natl
Thomas Kinser, Jr
Wallace van Sickle
Cornet
J.T. Luck
Richard Feawhes
Charles Seglar
Bobby Reynerson
Fount of Hope Furrituce Company
Mind Your Manners on Wedding Thank You Notes
A vintage etiquette Q and A addresses wedding thanks. It explains that a couple should be thanked together, specifies that gifts should be acknowledged to the wife but the husband should be included, and notes modern usage of attendants as ushers. It also covers best man selection when no brother or close male relative is available.
Little Business Talks to F D R on 23 Recommendations
A committee representing the small business men's conference delivered 23 recommendations to President Roosevelt, urging long term loans for small firms, repeal of the undistributed profits tax, tax form simplification, and less government interference. The conference adjourned amid commotion with delegates asserting minority reports were ignored and criticizing administration policies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Small Business Men's Conference
White House
Amateur Night at Hope High School Seeks Local Talent
Hope High School library club hosts Amateur Night at 7 30 p m Friday in the school auditorium. Hope area talent registers for parts on the program. Public invited with admission 40 and 22 cents. Proceeds fund new reading materials for the high school library. Rail traffic runs heavy between New York and Philadelphia.
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Library Club of
Hope High School
Hope
Alcira Bombed in Blockade-Running Try
The British freighter Alcira was bombed Friday by two planes and sunk 20 miles southwest of Barcelona while attempting to run the insurgent blockade. Twenty five crewmen and an observer were rescued and brought to Barcelona. Endymion was sunk by an unidentified submarine last Monday.
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Barcelona
Spain
Alcira
Palma
Mallorca
Endymion
Sullivan 65 Succumbs Friday at Home Near Prescott
J M Sullivan aged 85 native of Hempstead county dies at 810 am Friday at his Prescott home after a yearlong illness from heart disease. Funeral at Sweet Home church Sunday 2 pm with burial Rocky Mound. Born Centerville June 28 1873. Married Ola Bumpers November 6 1899. Survived by widow two daughters Ruby Jack Lennie Belle Sullivan Prescott. two sons George Lynn Prescott J M Sullivan Jr Leon Iowa. one adopted daughter Mrs Marge James San Antonio Texas. two sisters Mrs J B Bright Mrs Vennie Richards Hope. one brother EL Sullivan Hope.
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W. Sullivan
Hemp Stead County
Prescott
Sweet Home Church
Rocky Mound
Centerville
This County
Ola Bumpers
Ruby Jack
Lennie Belle Sullivan
George Lynn
J. M. Sullivan, Jr
Leon
Iowa
Marge James
San Antonio
Texas
Bright
Vennie Richards
Hope
el, Sullivan
Beer Permits Held Up in Dry Areas
Little Rock revenue department delayed issuing permits for sale of five percent beer and wine in dry counties and towns awaiting an opinion from the attorney general on legality. The commission cited the five percent limit as ambiguous as several counties and towns listed remain dry despite royal option votes.
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Little, Rock
Revenue Department
Wiveney General
Revenue Coimmissionier 2
McCarroll
Supreme Colt
Howard
Johnson
Laweenece
Legion
Lynake
Nevada
Saline
White
Gentry
Green
Forest
Arkadelphia Figgatt
Corning
Rector
Alma
Mulberry
Manen
Salem
Sheridan
Donvidson
Malvern
Afelbourees
Humphey
Bradley
Ashdown
Norman
Glenwood
Waldron
Strong
Augusta
Phinview
Fragmented scholastic scaffolding ruins in Napoli setting
A damaged OCR fragment describes a collapsed educational scaffold and a ruined edifice in Naples. The text hints at structural failure during construction or evaluation, with sparse names or precise details readable, urging cautious interpretation of the incomplete report.
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Arkansas
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Hateh
Dunn
N. Ma
Tlateh
Argona New Mexico
California
Maouri
Oklahoma
Hatch
North Carolina
Moston AL Zoo
Opel
Vino
Stiles
Hitele
Hartel Sand
Hayden Deni
Avia
Bess
el Dorado
Atlantic
United
South
Laborite Warner
U.S
Parham
Pine Bluffian
Tom O’dwyer
Refrigerator
Columbus
Fechomans
Big Navy
Bill
Congress
LaFallette
Stephen
Fassett
Cornell University
J. S. Fassett
D. of Need
Ham
Mass
Corneil
Hope Boys
City Hall
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Britain
Mediterranean
Canton
China
South China
Tokyo
Koki Firota
Japan
Madrid
J. M. Sullivan
Hempstead
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