We Get the Fext of Senate Bill 40
The Star defends its stance on Senate bill 40 and Act 314 of 1939, arguing legal interpretation and venue law changes. It cites the certified text of the bill, contrasts it with the voter-approved Act 314, and notes the burden of proof rests with opponents while defending editorial positions and sources in Little Rock.
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Star
L. L. Mitchell
Prescott
G. W. Lookadoo
Arkadelphia
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Lockadeo
Lookedoo
Lookadag
Little Rock
Loakadoo
Lookados
Lovkidoo
Assembly Bill Drafting Board Planned for 25 Member Panel
The Arkansas House approved a measure by Campbell of Garland to create a permanent 25 member legislative council that would draft bills between sessions, meeting quarterly. The council would include 10 Senate members and 15 House members named by the lieutenant governor and speaker respectively. Debates over a land title bill and a move to require newspapers with large circulations to provide equal space for opposing views on initiatives followed. An amendment to Pillinton’s marriage notice bill set a three day nolien period with exceptions, sparking further legislative maneuvering.
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House
Campbell
Garland
General Assembly
Senate
House Gi
Ward of
Clay
Richardson
Wal~ Nut Ridge
Lockadoo
Arkadelphia
Pilkinton
Hope
Pillinton
Beek
West Memsis
Vopeck
Vird Af Marlannay
U S Knows of British Aims Amid War Plan Talks
London report says Prime Minister Winston Churchill told Parliament there is strong mutual understanding with the United States about Britain's aims in the war and postwar reconstruction. He said no American representative had raised the topic with him during conversations in Washington.
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London
Winston Churchill
U.S
Sims
Washington
The
Commons
Soviet appoints new Red Army chief and staff officer
Moscow reports General C. IX. Zhukoff named vice commissar of defense and chief of staff of the Red Army. General K. A. Maerelskoff, former head, will remain as vice commissar. Announcement made Wednesday by official channels.
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Moscow
UPI
C. IX. Zhukoff
Defense
Red Army
K. A. Maerelskoff
Okeh Compensation Insurance Reduction
Senator HH Rowell of Pine Bluff said the National Compensation Insurance Board accepted a reduction in workers compensation insurance saving $250,000. The announcement came Wednesday in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
HH. Rowell
Pine Bluff
National Compensation Insurance Board
German Planes Raid Malta Reported by ONE News Agency
Berlin says Nazi planes attacked Malta with no German losses and British planes were shot down. The report comes from DNS, the official German news agency, cited Wednesday.
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Berlin
Mutu
DNS
T Unce
Banquet planned to honor Senator Spencer
Hope Chamber of Commerce directors vote to hold a stag banquet for Lloyd Spencer to fill the unexpired U S Senate term of John E. Miller. The Feb 25 tentative date and 125 limited seats restrict attendance to Hope and Hempstead counties with Governor Adkins invited. Tickets cost $1.25 and go on sale at the Chamber office next week.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd Spencer
John E. Miller
United States Senate
Spencer
Jlope
Hempstead
Homer M. Adkins
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Exhibit Building Burns at Fair Park
The main exhibit building at Fair park burned about 11:40 Tuesday night causing an estimated 2,500 loss to the city. The uninsured structure housed a bowling alley and was seen by an unknown couple who woke the caretaker Will Garner. Firemen arrived to find the flames engulfing the building and part of the roof caved in. A cigarette is believed to have started the fire. officials said there was no chance to save it. Park officials expect reconstruction but have no definite plans.
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Fair Park
Will Garner
Garner
Park Commission
Hope City Council Praises Lloyd Spencer Senate Appointment
The Hope city council and Mayor W S Atkins honored Governor Homer Adkins choice Lloyd Spencer for the U S Senate unexpired term, adopting resolutions and a proclamation endorsing a refunding proposal on the February 15 special election ballot. The actions express faith in Spencer and gratitude to Adkins for the appointment.
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Hope City
W. S. Atkins
Gay
Homer Adkins
Lloyd Spencer
United States
Atkins
Joh E. Miller
Western District
Arkansas
Adkins
City of Hope
Mitchell and Lookadoo Advocate SB 40 Response
Letters from State Senators L. L. Mitchell and G. W. Lookadoo dispute Hope Star criticisms of Senate Bill No. 40. They supply certified text claiming venueclarification allows suits in the defendant or plaintiff's county and promise verbatim publication. Readers are told to await continuation on page four.
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L. L. Mitchell
Prescalt
G. W. Lookadoo
Arkadelphia
The
Star
Senate
House
Alex" Washburn
Hope
Stay Hope
Arkansas
Washburn
Hope Star of Satuday
Bob Bailey
Virgil Ramsey
C. G. Hall
Arkansas Gazette
Merning
Liam
Lefate
Wury
Little Rock
Ark
British Drive on in Africa Near Asmara and Massawa
British forces press toward Asmara and Massawa in Eritrea capturing El Gena and seizing prisoners and equipment. A Cheren operation deepens, with a British column probing inland and raids along the Cheren–Asmara rail corridor, as 80 guns are tallied among the front’s losses.
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Asmara
Eritrea
Red Sea
Massawa
Middle East
el Gena
Cheren
Asmra
RAP
Cheren-Asmara
Arkansas Senate Delays Pension Bill With Revenue Concerns
Little Rock reports Faulkner author Hardy, who backed a 30-dollar monthly old age pension plan passed by the House, delaying Senate action as negotiations with Gov Adkins and pension advocates consider revenue-raising provisions. Ed McDonald of the regional Social Security board cites two objections to Hardy's bill: the 30-dollar limit may be insufficient for incapacitated retirees, and pro-rating pension funds if money runs short could force welfare board distributions by need rather than eligibility.
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Little Rock
Y- Hardy
Faulkner
House
Sail
Senate
Adkins
Hardy
Ed McDonald
Kansas City
Social Security Board
McDonald
Welfare Board
PTA Council to Meet Here Founders Day Program
The City Council of the Parent- Teachers Association hosts its annual Founders Day program Thursday at 3 o'clock in the High School Auditorium. The event honors Mrs. Birney and Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, with a tea at the Home Economics Cottage after. Guest speaker is Mr. T. M. Stinnett, Assistant State Commissioner of Education.
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Parent- Teachers Association
Birney
Phoebe Hearst
T. M. Stinnett
Stinnett
Council
Storm Warnings Hoisted Along Louisiana Texas Coast
Southeast storm warnings were hoisted on the Louisiana Texas coast as the weather bureau cautioned the disturbance would be felt inland. Arkansas forecast calls for strong gusty winds to gale force, with rain and warmer temperatures. An estimated 50,000 bushels of wheat and 950,000,000 pounds of butter are consumed annually in buttered toast.
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Little Rock
Louisiana-Texas
Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Names Share Common Link Beyond The Same Label
The puzzle asks which paired names share more than just the same name. Each option involves two individuals with identical or similar names who are connected by notable public roles or family ties, highlighting how common naming can cross different historical figures.
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Henry Knox
Frank Knox
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Edwin C. Johnson
Hiram W. Johnson
Alan Baxter
Warner Baxter
School Building Plan Proposed
At a Tuesday night joint meeting, the Camden Area School Board and National Youth Administration officials began plans to seek federal aid for a Band and Athletic Building at the High School and a Vocational Building at Yerger High School. Funds come via NYA programs aiding unemployed youths 16 to 24.
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Pirst
Yerger School
Hope School Board
Camden Area
Beryl Henry
Yerger
Lloyd Spencer
Hope
N. P. O'Neal
State Department of Education
National Youth Administration
Spring Hill Leads State in Library Use
The Spring Hill branch library under librarian Mrs Hugh Garner shows strong local support with 9454 books checked out in six months and a peak month of January with 2745 loans. Community donations total 157 books and 951 magazines while Hempstead library adds 461 borrowed items to the branch and 503 readers are registered, some traveling ten miles. AP Story of the News, donated by Hope Star, ranks among the most read alongside House and Senate journals donated by Rep Royce Weis enberger.
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Spring Hill
Hugh Garner
Hempstead
Hope
Story of the News
Hope Star
House
Senate
Royce Weisenberger
Axis Drives Balkan Tension and Franco Mussolini Talks
Reports from Belgrade and Berne describe massed Nazi divisions on the Danube and rapid train movements across Bulgaria as Axis strategy tightens in the Balkans. Dispatches note Franco Mussolini talks pursued a potential Spain Italy axis pact with Spain possibly aiding in Gibraltar while Britain denied peace overtures through Franco.
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Switzerland
Axis
Mussolini
Il Duce
Spain
Mediterranean
Britain
Franco
Pius
Berlin
Vichy
France
Italy
Spanish
Morocco
London
Gibraltar
Hempstead County Library Receives The Arkansas Handbook
The Arkansas Handbook compiled by Dallas T. Herndon covers 1936 to 1940 and will be placed in Hope headquarters and each of Hempstead County’s four branch libraries. Route Weisenberger, county representative, donated the journals for wide distribution.
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Dallas T. Herndon
The
Arkansas History Commission
Hope
Weisenberger
Hempstead
Thought Shame and Conscience Quoted Johnson
A compact reflection attributes thought shame to fear of view and conscience to fear of God, drawing on Samuel Johnson. The line frames moral feeling as social judgment and religious supplication shaping inner conduct.
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