Antarctic veterans recall Little America expeditions
Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Bernt Balchen led a 1935 Antarctic ascent and camp atop the icecap near the Bay of Whales. They found tunnels linked to Little America I, now buried beneath snow and ice. The expedition endured peril, with Ellsworth sheltering at Little America II and the outpost facing gradual erosion as ice shifts.
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Fort Smith man dies after liquor store shooting
Harris 32 of Fort Smith dies from shotgun wounds suffered at the Harbottle liquor store. The death follows an early morning burglary attempt with Leon Pendleton charged in Franklin County. Sublett, the store operator, fired as intruders entered at 5:30 am. no charges filed against him.
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Fort Smith
Harbottle
Harris
Leon Pendleton
Sebastian County
Franklin County
Altagy
Floyd Olliecoffee
Hattis
William Sublett
Flarrs
Johnah Gates
Sublett
Robert R Young Drives Coast to Coast Rail Plan
Robert R Young, a 48 year old Cleveland railroader, has recently gained working control of the New York Central. As chairman of the Alleghany Corps and the Chesapeake and Ohio he directs Pere Marquette and the Ickel Plate. He intends to bind western lines as mapped, advancing a nation spanning railroad scheme.
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Betty Hutton pictured with husband Ted Briskin and baby Lindsay Diana
A fragmented note asks if a photograph shows Betty Hutton with her husband Ted Briskin and their two-month-old daughter Lindsay Diana Briskin. The readable text suggests curiosity about the image and family details.
United States water power capacity in 1930
The United States had developed about 14,885,000 horsepower of water power by 1930, out of an estimated potential capacity of 38,000,000, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Polish war orphan displays branded arm in New York
Sixteen year old Chaim Bastowski, a Polish war orphan, shows the Nazi branded serial number on his arm. He arrived in New York recounting his family’s death at German hands and his survival of the winter march from Auschwitz to Buchenwald, calling the mark his lucky number.
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Scout Official Addresses Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis heard J Ar vill Hickman of the Boy Scouts outlined Scouting as a 37 year old world program. He traced the Cub to Senior Scout progression and recalled Philmont camp experiences. Guests included Ralph Lehman and C A Armitage of Hope and several local notables.
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Boy Scouts Organization
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Hope
Philmont
New Mexico
T. M
Teddy’ Jones
Hope Kiwanis Club
Elmer Brown
Ralph Lehman
C. A. Armitage
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U. S. Recruiting Service
Joe Pettit
Washington, D. C
J. L. Liebiong
Congress
U. S
Graves
Arkansas
Albert Graves
OPA Official Against Rent Hike
Fleming told the committee the origin of the unused order and said rent adjustments in hardship cases would be hard to administer. Senator Sparkman proposed volunteer citizen boards to review rent boost requests and opposed across the board 15 percent hikes. He favored studying rent control with a five man banking subcommittee, including Tobey Fulbright and others, to examine the problem.
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Overheard at a Cocktail Party Anecdote Tale
A young woman pours out a long anecdote about her favorite suitor to a friend at a cocktail party. The friend signals a yawning man across the room and quips that they have probably been overheard, hinting at the private nature of the chat.
SSS Tonic Promises Relief From Stomach Distress
The ad claims SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to aid digestion, reduce sour taste and indigestion, and improve appetite sleep and energy. It promotes nonorganic anemia support and urges readers to buy from drug stores, citing millions of bottles sold and two toll free numbers.
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Join A Famous Seven Infantry Division in Korea
The famous 7th Infantry Division now guards the peace in Korea and opens ranks to hand-picked young men who meet its high standards. Three-year Far East enlistment allows joining overseas after initial U. S. training. Private start at $90 a month overseas pay with advancement prospects. Contact U S Army Recruiting Station Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Ark.
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Hope Chamber drives to invest community funds
Hope’s annual chamber membership push proceeds slowly amid doubts about giving, despite calls to convert local money into investment and action. The piece notes the need for proactive, dream-guided local industry and cites the Hope Industrial Fund’s role in securing Shanhouse & Sons’ clothing factory and potential work on the former Southwestern Proving Ground area. An $8,750 budget is contrasted with larger towns, underscoring calls for greater local effort.
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James Thrashet
C. of C. Starts Membership Campaign
The Hope Chamber of Commerce launches its annual membership drive this week. Local business leaders volunteer to contact prospects to secure funds for ongoing and planned activities. The campaign emphasizes community improvement and urges citizens to join and support the chamber.
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Gardner Dies Before Sailing to Be Ambassador to Britain
Max Gardner aged 64 died of coronary thrombosis in his St. Regis hotel suite days before boarding the liner America to take the post as United States ambassador to Great Britain. A Roosevelt associate, he had a long public career including governor and roles in war mobilization and treasury. He declined many posts before accepting the ambassadorship.
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Missouri
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Senate Bill Gives State Own Insurance
Little Rock Feb 6 a bill to empower the state to cancel its insurance policies with independent risks was passed by the Arkansas Senate yesterday. Sen Smith of Reyno said it would be good business for the state and save money by ending reliance on private insurers.
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