Congressman's Recipe for Success in Washington
Bruce Catton profiles Congressman Edward Taylor of Colorado, noting his long service since 1909 as chair of the Appropriations Committee. He credits a focus on usefulness over rhetoric, never drinking, and returning home with results as his path to reelection. The piece also covers social rules for Senator Downey’s wife, seniority, and a proposed moving sidewalk to ease Congress members' travel.
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Bruce Caton
Washington
Edward Taylor
Colorado
Pemorent
Taylor
Congress
Houta Appropriations Committee
Towns
Townsendles
Leadvill
Hi Qie
Baden
Sheridan Downey
Califia
Downey
Senator Dowhey
English Unhappy Over Munich Reconciled to It
Dr. Ethan Colton told the Hope Rotary club he is unhappy yet sees necessity in Munich. He outlined views on European headlines and the global balance of power, noting Europe questions force and responses of democracies. He will lecture Friday at Hope High School and First Christian church on international affairs with free admission.
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Munich
Ethan Colton
Hope Roary Club
Hotel Baraw
Hope High School
First Christian Church
Colton
Upper Mountclair
N. J
Hope Hotary Club
International Institute of Understanding
Allen D. Albert
Bradford
Hope Rotarians
Fred Bradford
Camden Club
Arkansas Rotary
Bratton
Bill Doman
W. J. Risinger
Europe
fSucdpo
Bertin
Crochulovakia
Germany
Thi
Vienna
France
Ad Christian Church
Hope Star
First Presbyterian Church
Col Jury
Chiropractors Aim to Join FSA Health Program
National Chiropractors Association presses for recognition in the Federal Farm Security Administration health program. Dr. F. C. Crow, Arkansas board president and local NCA representative, outlined technical material at a hearing before FSA Health Program director Dr. Ralph C. Williams. The farm program is underway in.
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Federal Farm Security Administration
National Chiropractc Association
F.C. Crow
Arkansas State Board of Chirophactic Examiners
Ralph C. Williams
Fann Security Administration
NCA
A Thought Faith Imagines Eternity Through Time
A quotation frames Thought Faith as a view of eternity where all things exist together. The text asserts that present, past, and future mingle in a single image of eternal truth, reflecting a metaphysical stance.
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Jermy Taylor
Cranium Crackers Quiz Incomplete Statements Fallacy
A scrambled item lists statements about cloth swaths pineapples on trees Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa tapioca from the cassava plant biting a small bird with garbled text. The fragmentary quiz asks which statements are true or false, reflecting a brain teaser in a vintage reading.
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Leonardo Vinel
Catalonia Falls to Franco as Madrid Zone Surrenders
Francoist forces complete conquest of Catalonia as government troops retreat into France and surrender discussions surface about Madrid Valencia. Reports from Valencia cite Gen Miaja vowing to continue fighting while insurgent talks claim February 18 as occupation date.
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Perpignan
France
Catalonia
Spain
Franco
Port Bou
Madrid Zone
Minerorca
Miaja
Madrid
Valencia
Dipatches
Britain
Senate Reverses Ballot Supports Bond-Buying Bill
In Little Rock the Senate, aided by four new votes, approved a reconsideration of Governor Boriley’s 10 million dollar bond refunding plan after it had been defeated. The House passed several appropriations including 555,728.36 annually for two tuberculosis sanatoriums and 888,909 for the state hospital, while a push to repeal a 1985 racing bill failed in committee. The governor’s 10 million refunding and cash balances bond measure then failed in the Senate by one vote, with a later expectation of reconsideration. debate focused on a controversial pyramiding provision allowing state funds to back bank loans and purchase more bonds.
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Little Rock
Senate
Boriley
House
Booneville
Wildcat Mountain
State Hospital
Smith
Randolph
Dan Byrd
National Guard
Judiciary Committee
Moncrief
Arkansas County
Bailey
Lucien E. Coleman
Lepanto
Africans To Toss American Dumbbells In South Africa
Great quantities of gymnastic equipment from the United States have been purchased by South Africa. It is being assembled at Witwatersrand College in Johannesburg and will be made available to schools colleges and clubs under a nationwide physical training scheme.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
United States
Witwatersrand College
Hunt for Watch That Saved Kemal Ataturk
A Swiss watch maker offers 250 dollars for the recovery of a silver watch said to have saved Kemal Ataturk on the Dardanelles front by stopping a bullet in his breast pocket. Kemal Ister presented it to a German general, and on the general's death his widow is believed to have sold it to an American.
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Smyrna
Kemal Ataturk
Dardanelles
Kemal Ister
Mrs. Sallie May Green Dies at 91 in Ozan
Mrs. Sallie May Green aged 91, longtime Ozan resident and pioneer builder of the St Paul church community, died at 5 p.m. Thursday at her home. She was born in 1847 near St Paul church, married Joseph Eugene Green in 1871, and lived on her farm for 68 years. Survived by four sons Dan, Ed, Beene, J I. four daughters Lau Shyat Mis, S Smith, Carrie Carelgan. a sister Carrie May Ellis. ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral held Friday at 2 p.m. at Str Paul cemetery with Rev W W Nelson and Rev G W Robinson officiating.
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Sallie May Green
Ozan
St. Paul
Lau Shyat Mis
Bap City
S. Smith
Carrie Carelgan
Carrie May Ellis
Saratoga
Str Paul
Tax Limits on Taxation and Spending Debates
Maxwell S. Stewart analyzes how politics and economics shape tax limits. He argues gradual increases ease acceptance, while wasteful spending on armament, relief, or idle assets tightens the limit. Funding real goods and production broadens the tax boundary, with fairness as a practical compromise.
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Maxwell S
Stewart
Public Affairs Committee
Congress
Woodmen Delegates Named for State Meeting
Delegates and alternates have been chosen by Hope Woodmen of the World and Woodmen Circle lodges to attend the state convention in Pine Bluff March 24 and 25. Bois d Arc Camp No 28 selects John Ridghill and T R Bryant with Garner Bowden as alternates. Poplar Grove No 196 selects Mrs B M Jones and Mrs Webb Laseler Sr with Nettie Wiggins and Mrs C C Westerman as alternates. In Atchison Kansas the first plant for alcohol manufacture claims a historic milestone.
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Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle Lodges of Hope
Pine Bluff
John W. Ridghill
T. R. Bryant
the Grove
Webb Laseler, Sr
Poplar Grove
No. 196
Nettie Wiggins
C. C. Westerman
Altemates
What Would You Do Good Manners Card
A 1939 NEA Service etiquette card presents questions on manners. It asks how to respond when criticized, whether to speak ill of a friend, stand by someone under fire, bragging about taste, and making friends feel pleased with themselves, offering choice scenarios for handling a difficult favor.
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al Hers
NEA Service
Pope Pius Dies Ends Pontificate After 91 Years
Vatican City reports Pope Pius dies at 5:31 am after a long illness. Cardinal Pacelli moves to interim rule as papal secretary of state and chamberlain to prepare for the cardinals to elect a new pope within 18 days.
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Vatican City
Rome
Italy
Pius
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
St. Peter
Sacred College of Cardinals
Pope Pius
Vatican
Eugenio Cardins Facelli
Cardinal Pacelli
Camillo
Careia Dominioni
Papal
Dominioni
Holy Father
Aminta Milani
Filippo Rocchi
Saints Peter's Square
Caucal City
Associated Press
Settlement Reached In Hope Brick Co Labor Dispute
A arbitration conference settled a labor strike at Hope Brick Works. Thirteen workers who struck February 6 plus three more will return to work February 10 with loss of wages only. Four discharged employees Godwin Evans Nelson and Aubrey remain fired with cause. The agreement covers union representation changes, wage assignments, and posting of new rules.
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Hope Brick Company
Brick Company
Godwin
Evans
Nelson
Aubrey
Hope Brick Works
E.F. McFaddin
United, Brick & Clay Workers of America
Sam Reavis
Jack Ochs
Willard Anderson
Williams
Moore
Douglas
N. P. O'Neal
L. A. Mayton
Roy Evans
Julius Stewart
Mrs H May Dies at Evening Shade in Hope Area
Mrs. H. A. May, 59, died at 7 45 p m Wednesday at her Evening Shade home eight miles south of Hope. Funeral at Huckabee Cemetery Thursday at 3 p m with Rev Clark officiating. Survived by husband and five sons Floyd Jewel Homer Lawrence and Lester.
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H. A. May
Evening Shade
Hope
Huckabee Cemetery
Clark
May
Floyd
Jewel
Homer
Lawrence
Lester
Windstorm Strikes Arkansas Towns Injuring Three
A violent windstorm damaged Oglesby and nearby areas, injuring three people and unroofing parts of Ozan and Ashdown. Murfreesboro suffered extensive damage with property loss estimated at 58,000 as a tornado path cut through the business district. A delayed cold front cooled Bentonville and Rogers as relief efforts began.
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Arkansas
Murfree Southwestern
Little Rock
Murfreesboro
Rogers
Bobcats Tame Razorbacks as Hope Prepares Friday Night
The Bobcats, with nearly 20 victories, defeated Texarkana Razorbacks on Thursday night. The Bobcat B team won 19 to 9. Friday’s games include a preliminary at 7 and the Bobcat-Po game at 1:45. Hope’s defense stifled Parker’s offense as Joe Greene led Hope with 12 points.
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Hope
Wil Kana
Bobcats
Razorbacks
Hope Five
Parkers
Bint
Howe
Joes Greene
Jones
Baker
Pine
Eigh
Cotton market closes steady with gains at middling 42
The cotton market closed steady with prices higher, middling grade reported at 42 cents per pound. Traders noted modest demand and light volume as the session concluded.
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