Texarkana Stockyards to Open Feeding Market Monday
A February livestock census reports about 600 head in Whis ami with a new stockyard planned near Texarkana. The facility aims to boost local trade by offering a year round market for cattle, feeders, and shippers, reducing freight costs and improving price realization with on site buyers and speculators. The market is set to operate six days a week, with cash payments and ground presence from packers and buyers across the region.
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Lewis praises Wagner act amid labor talks in Texas
CIO chief Louis Lewis cites Frances Perkins as critical to labor policy while noting unemployment concerns and strong labor legislation. He lauds the Wagner act as sound and says labor laws will endure, as Perkins travels to Texas for a conference.
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High School Injuries Endanger Athletes Says Butler Trainer
Indiana trainer James H Morris of Butler University warns high school programs lack proper injury training and diagnosis. He cites neglected minor injuries becoming serious, delaying college careers. Football poses biggest problems due to higher athlete numbers and demanding gear.
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Louis Makes Ninth Defense In Heavyweight Title Run
New York Madison Square Garden hosts Louis defending his world heavyweight title against Arturo Godoy of Chile. A crowd of about 18,000 to 19,400 is expected, contributing to a six figure gate as Louis seeks a knockout win in the 9 p.m. CST main event. Godoy crouch stance and Galento’s past reach are noted, with Louis predicting a quick finish once he lands a solid punch.
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Famed Quartet to Appear Here Monday Night
The Blackwood Bros Sharps will perform in concert at Hope City Hall Monday night February 12. The appearance is sponsored by Evening Shade Baptist Church with a small admission charge and part proceeds to the church.
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Nazi Front News From Europe and Near East Developments
Britain and France push support for Finland as Moscow and Paris widen rift over raids. Turkish actions strike a blow to German prestige by seizing Krupp yards in Istanbul. Franco-British Troop estimates vary while Canada adds to Allied relief. Germany reports ship losses in January totaling dozens of vessels and thousands of tons.
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Durocher Backed Move Lets Tex Carleton Rejoin Dodgers
Leo Durocher backs Tex Carleton for a Dodgers comeback after Carleton’s injury woes with Milwaukee. Carleton says arm healing and winter rest improved form, aiming to help Brooklyn in the coming season. He recalls elbow and wrist ligament strains and hot baths at Mineral Wells aiding recovery.
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Naval prize disputes and wartime casualty figures emerge
Neutral ships totaling 607,881 tons were seized and sent to German ports for prize court disposition. Britain challenged Allied losses, citing 24 ships totaling 29,014 tons, and later increased German losses to 244,381 tons. Chamberlain called the German air raids murders, while a broader economy narrative suggested Western conflict alignment with British aims. A separate vignette describes a little boy refusing a study week, lamenting ashby machines and a hand labor dowry.
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Fragmentary church visit yields baby likeness remark
A minister muses on his newborn as a guest surveys the child. The guest answers that the baby resembles the minister in a striking way, noting emerging intelligence but praising a family likeness more than any single feature.
Wisconsin and Illinois loom in third term split over Roosevelt
Democrats backing President Roosevelt for a third term clash with Garner supporters in neighboring Midwest states Wisconsin and Illinois. In Wisconsin Gustave Keller filed to nominate Roosevelt with pledged delegates while Garner backers publicized nomination plans. In Illinois Garner forces had not yet announced plans as petitions approached midnight Friday and Garner declined to comment.
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Arkansas Judge Hill to Confer With Governor Bailey
Judge Joseph M. Hill of Fort Smith, named by Attorney General Holt as special counsel for Missouri Pacific railroad tax case, will confer Saturday with Governor Carl E. Bailey whose ratification is needed. Bailey returns Friday from Washington. the Arkansas Corporation Commission had earlier pressed Holt to name counsel amid a funding dispute.
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War Time Hosts and Hymn of Mayfair Elite
London wartime society reveals a swell of middle-class Englishmen now welcomed into Mayfair homes. Baroness Ravensdale hosts nightly gatherings for a nearby balloon barrage crew in a music room fitted with chairs lights a radiophone and a grand piano. A child’s quip about hair mirrors the era’s light domestic banter amid pressures of war.
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