El Dorado Ward One Alderman Runoff Seeps Into Tide
A city election in El Dorado last Tuesday produced a Ward One runoff between Harry Bull and Bob Hays. The piece notes local journalists and printers in the town’s evolving politics, and blends social commentary with public health guidance on measles from a Life Insurance Company report, stressing vaccination and early doctor visits.
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el Dorado Daily News
Harry Bull
Bob Hays
Alan One
Hines
EL Dorada
Aldermen
Caslon
Bodoni Bold
Merro Black
British Admit Parachutists Struck Italy
The British ministry of information says uniforms of unknown number parachutists were dropped in southern Italy to demolish port facilities. Some did not return to base. The same report notes plans of targets including Romanian power plants and a large water supply system. The RAF also began strikes at Gelsenkirchen, Germany, Friday night. Page Three continuation.
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Ministry of Information
Italy
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Gelsenkirchen
Germany
Osten
Car Thief Nabbed After Fast Texarkana Chase
Arkansas State Police report Balurdiy the capture of 3a. KB. Wing of Kansas City after a high speed chase that began in Hope and ended near Texarkana. Wing, jailed at Texarkana, admitted stealing a car in Kansas City and Benton and selling it in Ageos for seven dollars.
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Balurdiy
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Hope
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Wing
Benton
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Rape
Short
Wilson
Cranium Crackers Quiz On U S Coins And Bills
Five daily questions tease readers about Lincoln penny wording the tails side of the half dollar the portraits on five and ten dollar bills and the top line on the new ten and five dollar bills Answers appear on the comic page in this paper.
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U. S
Porter Makes University Honor Roll At Arkansas
Robert Porter of Hope a University of Arkansas junior is named among the schools honor students He earned honor grades in six subjects while working his way through college.
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Robert Porter
Hope
University of Arkansas
Young Porter
Mysterious Hydglyphics Link to 2600 B C Bas Relief
Museum of Arts keeper Mrs Daisy War ner notes a hydglyphic inscription at the base relief resembling a weather forecast. Experts say the carved symbols may echo ancient weather signs, raising questions about preservation and interpretation of the 2600 B C Egyptian work.
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Cleveland
Daisy Warner
Museum of Arts
Hope voters cast 85 ballots by noon in Arkansas refunding measure
A noon tally shows 85 votes in Hope precincts for the $197,000,000 state refunding issue. County boxes led with 28 votes, Ward 1 had 22, others lagged as polls close at 6 pm. Governor Adkins urged decisive approval to unlock $2.5 million state funds and boost annual construction.
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Hope
Arkansas
Ward One
iBack
Arkansas Bank
Mempstein County
Servie Shalion Spossssssnenenseesnenanveannnne
City Hall
Heipstead Lumber Co
Adkins
State
General Assembly
E Am
United States
Jonesboro Golden Hurricane Rout Hope Bobcats 63 38
Jonesboro High School's Golden Hurricane defeated the Hope Bobcats 63 to 38 on Friday night. Jonesboro built a 23 to 3 lead in the first quarter and led 37 to 11 at halftime. Mc Call scored 18 and Sellers 14 to pace Jonesboro.
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Jonesboro High
Golden Hurricane
Hope Sthuu
Bobcats
Hurrica
McCall
Sellers
Jonesberg
Sam Smith Undergoes Operation at Camp Robinson
Sam Smith of Hope who is stationed with the National Guard unit at Camp Robinson Little Rock underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday. Reports reaching here state Smith is recovering rapidly.
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Sam Smith
Hope
Low
DeAnn Cage Team Beats Piney Grove In Close Bout
Senior boys basketball teams De Ann and Piney Grove met Friday with De Ann winning 22 to 17. The hard fought game featured strong defense and a late burst to secure the victory.
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DeAnn
Piney Grove
DeAnn Amd
Mrs Jones of U S A Can Dress and Live as Smartly as Ever
New York report examines how Mrs American and US fashion adapt to import limits. Domestic designers use Western Hemisphere sources, with New York as fashion capital, while domestic linens, lace, and leathers replace imported goods. Domestic rug makers and glove centers show strong industry support.
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Tom Wolf
NEA Service
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America
Mid-West
Germany
Hartz Mountains
Jones
Paris
U. S
Mexico
Peru
Pampas
Haute Couture
Lescept
Kidskins
Sevis
New York State
New England
Persia
Domes Mc
Maine
Mexico Looks to Restore Oil Exports Amid Private Leasing
President Avila Ambachs sent a bill to Congress to reopen Mexico’s oil resources to private exploitation and allow U S, British and Dutch firms expropriated in 1939 to resume operations. He stressed safeguarding national financial interests while inviting United States capital and leasing on a financial basis aligned with market realities.
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Avila Ambachs
Congress
Mexico
United States
Cardenas
Thought on Reward for Righteousness in Psalms Style
A reflective line declares that the Lord rewards according to one’s righteousness and the cleanness of hands. The verse emphasizes divine recompense aligned with moral conduct and purity.
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Sam
Another Quits French Cabinet
Marshal Peyrauton the interior minister resigned on Friday night as friends gathered for a farewell dinner. Admiral Jean Darlan, already prominent in the Vichy government, was expected to assume the interior post in addition to his existing Navy foreign affairs and vice presidency roles.
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Marshal Peyrauton
Jean Darlan
Forestry Again Warns of Fires in Arkansas Drive
The Arkansas Forestry Commission urges farmers and woodland owners to join its spring fire prevention campaign as brush burning and windy conditions raise forest fire risk. Unit Nine reported 313 fires from January to May last year, with 89 from debris burning and other causes including smokers and hunters 123 and incendiary 51. District Forester Russell Stadelman offers safety rules: avoid burning on windy days, burn when dew is present, notify rangers before burning, create breaks by plowing or discing, light fires to move away from breaks, and never leave a fire unattended until safe.
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Arkansas
Russell Stadelman
Unit Nine
Gady
Forest Ranger
Towerman
England Drives in Somaliland Chasimaio Port Becomes Key Hub
British reports say South Africans marching from Kenya Colony seized Chasimaio in Italian Somaliland, capturing prisoners and equipment. From the port on the Juba river a 250 mile coastal advance toward Mogadishu was planned, with naval and air support aiding the assault and several ships damaged or sunk in harbor.
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Kenya
Chasimalo
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Dola
Luth
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Mogadiscio
Tig
Bender
Alula
Gulf of Aden
Opera Puppets Bring Opera To Masses In Puppet Shows
The Victor Puppet Opera Troupe tours the land presenting opera through puppets to broaden access. Nine performers overset with 30 puppets and 27 trunks travel in two station wagons, aided by 2,000 phonograph records. Ernest Wolff leads the Chicago troupe aged 26, with Erwin Shane as manager. Adults comprise about 85 percent of audiences. The Philadelphia Opera Company also adapts opera for 50 cent admissions in English. The United States leads in developed water power with 17 949 000 horsepower installed capability.
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Victor Puppet Opera Troupe
Ernest Wolff
Erwin Shane
Japanese U S tensions amid Pacific calm assessed
A reported Tokyo cabinet briefing and liner interview stress that while U S Japan friction grows, leaders urge calm and prevent rash war. Officials warn against sensationalism and note Japanese residents in South America should stay neutral, with Hawaii's defenses and Hawaii loyalty emphasized.
Leahy Accepted to Coach and Athletic Director at Notre Dame
South Bend ind Frank Leahy of Boston College agreed to become athletic director and head football coach at Notre Dame replacing Elmer Layden. Leahy will bring his entire staff to South Bend as negotiations were settled by Notre Dame president Rev J Hugh O Donnell with Boston College officers. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
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Boston College
Knute Rockne
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Leahy
Layden
Newton
Mass
Joe Boland
Chet Grant
Joe Benda
Willian J. J. Cerney
J. Hugh O'Donnell
O’donnell
O'Donnell
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