Britain Faces Choice Between War and Separate Peace
Our Daily Bread editor writes that Britain is torn between pursuing continued League of Nations policies or reengaging with Italy and Germany through separate trade. The piece argues force is needed to keep peace, noting the United States watches as an observer and builds its own naval strength.
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Britain
France
League of Nations
Italy
Germany
Anthony Molen
Thuy
Aly
Great Britain
Beith
Langue of Nations
P Volicy
United States
Woodrow Wilsai
Anti-Lynch Bill Dies in Senate After 29 Day Filibuster
The Senate shelved the anti-lynching bill on Monday on motion by Democratic Leader Barkley, ending a 29 day filibuster. Southerners hailed the move as assurance that home rule for their courts remains intact, though the measure will not be brought up again this session.
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Wasitington
Senate
Laker
Barkley
Bound on Forgery to Circuit Court
MJ Vines held for action of Limestone circuit court on a charge of forgery. Preliminary trial in municipal court followed a chase with Loring and J L Johnson name on a $5.50 check drawn on First National Bank. Also held in connection with a $6.85 check on Pest National Bank. Bond set and other court results noted including drunkenness fines and infractions. Further notes of appeals and automobile law dismissals appear. multiple names and cases listed. Homes of motorcyclists and addresses listed in surrounding text.
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MJ. Vines
Limpstead
Vines
Loring
J. L. Johnson
First National Bank
W. H. Ratliff
Piest National Bank
Neal
Nelson Tuckyay
Inspec- von Taw
Roc
Truk
Beeaglat
A. G. Masher
G. Ll. Wyatt
G. Ll. Wyatt Asitiret
Y Owass
Dines
Murder on a city street rocks a crime spree
A killer fires three bullets at local deputy Tran, killing him as detective Craw Wiksti investigates. Landlady Mrs. Wastin spots the suspect fleeing, while two men in coats and hats, Gow Goo Morgan and Tony Gaizazanu, face past crimes and trials. Truman’s engagement to Alice had been announced.
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Bap Teyaai
Sterdard
Gould Craw Wiksti
Tran
Che Moony
Dowar
Wastin
Teuman
Gow Goo Morgan
Tony Gaizazanu
Miter
Tony
Train
Alien Jensen
Wold
Truman
Alice
Slib
Gon Goo
Carnival at Hope High School March 4
Hope High School hosts a student council carnival on Friday night March 4 for all students. Junior and senior classes named king and queen candidates Freeman Stone Phenea Munn Wert Syvelle Burk and Margaret Simins. Voting booths will be set up downtown. ballots cast next week.
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Freeman Stone
Phenea Munn Wert
King
Syvelle Burk
Margaret Simins
Joba L Wiltondin
Wilson
Votour
Snd
John Wellborn Buried After Monday Funeral
Funeral services for John W Wellborn, 42, held Monday at West Methodist Church in Booneville with Rev. Harrison officiating. Burial at Kase Till cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs. B Wellborn of Topeka, sister Mrs. Bert Chamberlain of Hope, two brothers and other relatives. Widely known as a tire dealer. members attending included Alva Whitlow and Dewey Hunderix.
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Boones Villa
I. Farrison
Wiest
Chiveh
Kase Till Coulery
Wellbar
Columbia County
Tope
First Methodist
Eliupeh
Sean
Alva Whitlow
Gore Keith
Dewey Hundeix
Gore Holt Martain
Bertin Harris
Don Reyhersen
Wigner Mighud
Cecil Weaver
B Wellborn
A Sinter
Bert Chamberlain
Hope
Bo. Wellburn
Mul Ky L. Wellborn
Koseiuske
Teruel Reported on Verge of Capture
Teruel is reported to be on the verge of capture as Franco-Spanish forces press a new offensive toward the Aragon city. Government defenders suffer setbacks under bombardment while insurgent flanks threaten strategic routes along the Sagunta highway.
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Hendaye
Smatl
Distro
Poseessaon
Stratepsic
Aragon
Sagunta Highway
Sastof Lorpel
Britain to Trade With Dictators and Eden Resigns
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain announced in Parliament that Britain would begin negotiations for a new anti-Halian understanding immediately in Rome. Eden’s resignation sparked international reaction as Paris feared appeasement, Rome welcomed a potential British Tunisian friendship, and London saw shifts in alliance dynamics amid a deep foreign policy crisis.
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Anthony Eden
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Eden
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Eng
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Anthony den
Crimborne
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Bedon
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Navy Growth And Organization By The Navy In 1940s Lessons
The first of four Willis Thornton articles examines the United States Navy as a vast administrative enterprise. It details assets including 35 vessels, 1,122 aircraft, and $3 billion in naval property, plus 11 yards, 18 hospitals, 58 radio stations, 24 drydocks, and shipyards. It notes annual spending over $500 million and global monitoring of foreign naval developments from London to Rio de Janeiro.
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Willis Thornton
NRA
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Red Cross Flood Refugee Aid Appeal issued
Wayne H. England Hempstead county Red Cross chairman issued a Monday appeal for funds to aid flood refugees in Arkansas after a telegram from William M. Baxter Jr manager of the St Louis office. England said no solicitation will be made but volunteer contributions will be received at Hope banks the Hope Star office or England's office. The telegram said Red Cross has been called to extend relief to families driven from their homes by floods along the Arkansas and White rivers and tributaries. Chapters in these counties are arranging to feed shelter and care for these families. Your chapter should issue an appeal for contributions to the flood relief fund and remit received gifts to this office.
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Wayne H. England
Hempstead County
Reed Cross
Arkansas
Willian M. Baxter, Jr
St. Louis
England
Hope Banks
Hope Star
Mr. England
First National Bank
Baxter
American Red Cross
White Rivers
Red Cross
Bible Conference To Begin Monday In Hope Arkansas
Plans are complete for the Southwest Arkansas Baptist Bible conference to be held at First Baptist church in Hope this week. Pastors and church workers start reaching Hope Monday afternoon as the program opens at 7 o clock Monday night and runs morning, afternoon, and night through Friday noon. The schedule through Tuesday afternoon includes Monday night with Earl Herington presiding and a devotional by A H Moore, followed by announcements and assignments and a keynote on stewardship.
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Southwest Arkansas Baptist Bible Conference
First Baptist Church
Hope
Postal Service Shortened Tuesday Observing Washington Birthday
Postmaster Robert Wilson announced the local office will run a curtailed schedule Tuesday in observance of George Washington's birthday. Rural delivery is halted. there will be one city delivery in the morning. Stamp parcel post and general delivery windows close 9 am to 1 pm. Money order window remains closed all day.
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Robert Wilson
George Washington
Cotton Market Opens and Closes in New Orleans
In New Orleans the cotton market opened Monday at 914 and closed at 928 29. Spot prices remained steady as 17 paints rose. Middling stood at 946.
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New Orleans
Cation
WPA Crew Races to Stop 36-Foot Crest in Hed River Flood
Hed river threatens Hempstead county levee two miles below Fulton as WPA emergency crew and farmers rush sandbags to avert a levee break. Water rises to 32.3 feet, with forecast crest around 35 feet. 5,000 people displaced statewide as Arkansas River flood spreads through central counties and Pine Bluff readings edge higher.
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WPA
Hed River
Fulton
Hempstead
Cornelius
Shults
Reanee
Reid
McNab
Arkansas Supreme Court narrows 52-year rule on appeals
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Monday that the long standing 52 year rule on time limits for filing appeals is abridged. The decision holds the six minute limit does not apply to an appellee petition for affirmance on a supersedeas bond or dismissal of appeal when the appellant has not acted. The ruling clarifies jurisdiction rather than extending filing times. LITTLE ROCK.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Iaje
Little Rock
Local Dance Postponed Until Thursday Night
The Country Club dance set for Monday night was postponed at noon Monday due to inclement weather, now rescheduled for Thursday night.
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