Taynte Files for Chancellor in Second Division
George R. Haynie of Camden filed a corrupt practice pledge Wednesday as a candidate for Chancellor of the second division court, seventh district. The office is now filled by George M. LeCroy of SI Dorado. McNutt denies candidacy for any public office amid renewed speculation about a 1940 Democratic presidential bid. Navy preps fleet maneuvers in the Pacific with 150 ships and 000+ personnel under strict secrecy. Senate debate on emergency relief funding stalls over WPA costs. General Pershing, 77, shows improvement after a renewed heart concern following a relapse.
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Taynte
Aptle Rock
George R. Haynie
Camden
Seventh District
George M. LeCroy
SI Dorado
Washington
Pacific
Navy
Moresentitives Trem
Mission Study Emphasized by Dr Bridges at Bible School
The second night session of the Southwest Arkansas Stewartshinane Bible school meeting at First Baptist Church featured Dr. Ben T. Bridges, executive secretary of the Home Mission Board of the American Baptist Convention, delivering a devotional on Glorying in the Cross. The talk stressed the cross as the path to peace and brotherly love, reconciling sinners, with broader remarks on correlating church auxiliary work and renewed missional zeal.
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Grovily Ihergasen
Southwest
Arkansas
Stewartshinane Bible
Naylor
Delare
Christ
Caesar
Earl Werrington
Hope
Chese
Road River Meet at Prescott Discuss Ouachita Traffic
Ark representatives from 30 south Arkansas chambers of commerce meet in Prescott to plan better highways and increased river tonnage on the Ouachita. Principal speaker W C Musrc of Houston representing Rivers Terminal Corp warns freight declines threaten river traffic and paving plans are urged for the afternoon.
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Prescott
Ark
Chambers of Commerce
South Arkansas
Ouachita River
W. C. Musrc
Houston
Texas
Rivers Terminal Corporation
Ouachita
40 Slot Machines Seized in Raids Across Counties
Forres City area raid nets at least 40 slot machines. State police and investigators pursued a wave of complaints alleging operators sought to evade officials. Arrests and seizures extended to multiple towns as officers report warnings in some locations and ongoing investigations.
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Forrest City
Cray Albright
Polow
Tianemichers
Duparts
Purrest
Lit- Ye Rock
Bt Wranens
Albright
Pyeamen
Lattice Rock
Buel Crow
Forrest
Foyadie Ruuethanse Weniles
Here
Aneledinn
Heth, Hughes, Goedwitt
Palestine
Banking Evils Corrected Says Commissioner Jernigan
Fort Smith Arkansas State Banking Commissioner Grover Jernigan said state licensed banks confront four of five chief evils including crop loans slow payments and dividends. He reported finding actual impairments of capital when he became commissioner and said progress is being made toward correcting the situation.
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Fort Smith
Ark-- i -State
Grover Jernigan
Sand ‘Vooseay
Arkar Ai Porn
Arkansas
Jernigan
Murder at the Apartment Hotel in July Note Test
Police link a suicide note fraud to an elevator operator after handwriting test among four suspects including hotel staff and a visiting friend. Berger found dead at 10 a.m. July 30 with a pistol in hand and wallet missing. Investigation shifts to the operator prior to solution on Classified Page.
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Ciintay
Berger
Daly
Guniby
Polive
Weviiing
Farm program checks total about 90 percent of aid
Three thousand five hundred dollars, about 90 percent of the Hempstead county 1937 farm program funds, has arrived at the county agent’s office for delivery to farmers. Checks will be distributed in the field or at the Hope office from February 24 to March 3, with deliveries and dates listed for various churches and towns. Frank J. Ufith, county agent, notes seed bids and soil conservation requirements and urges farmers to place seed orders by March 3.
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Hempstead
Clifford L. Smith
Hope Office
Santis
Valio
Burgen SL
Boyle
Zion Church
Caan
Washington
Griffin
Columbus
A. Tuesdy
Spring Mill
Bethleheny
Patmos
Mawel
Guernsey
McNab
Saratoga
Marvel
Shower Springs
Hope
Sal
Frank J. Ufith
Prescott Clashes With Camden Wednesday
Prescott High School basketball squad meets Camden Panthers at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Prescott. Storey of Prescott telephoned the Shar at noon. It will be the last home game before the district tournament. The Wednesday night game will be in the new gym.
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Canxien
Panthers
Prescott
Caneh Storey
Hoon
Prescott Unt
Dog Wears Moccasins To Protect His Paws
In San Diego Rex the Australian sheepdog wears leather moccasins to ease paw pain from ship fox-tail bar infestations. Foreman Don Moore explains the dog initially resisted but soon adjusted to the protective footwear.
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San Diego
Calif
Edgemoor Lane
Rex
Don Moore
Moore
Essentials of a Happy Marriage From Hamilton
Rev William R Hamilton preached at First Baptist on prerequisites of happiness in marriage and essentials after marriage. He warned two mistaken ideas for the unmarried about happiness, noting many marriages fail from misunderstanding or infidelity and urging practical faith, judgment, freedom to choose, and divine guidance. Continued on Page Three.
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William R. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
America
Cart
Hare
Aged Hope Woman Dies Wednesday
An 82 year old Hope resident Mrs. C Halliburton of 702 East Third street died early Wednesday after a seven year illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3 from her home conducted by Rev. Fred R Harrison. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Survived by four daughters and three sons, eighteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Active pallbearers listed. Honorary pallbearers named.
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C. Halliburton
East Third Street
Halliburton
Hope
Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist ¢Hiurch
Rose Hill
JM. Vincent
Dallas
Texas
J. H. McNeill
Lubbock
Thyra Munn
F. N. Shunnard
Lite Rock
Tom Halliburton
Ira
Pat Halliburton
Little Rock
Arthur ‘Taylor
Charles Taylor
Jack Chaney
Troy Greenlee
Cecil Weaver
Clyde Monts
Henry Watkins
E. S. Greening
J. A. Brady
L. M. Lile
E. G. Coop
Mr. Kooniz
Ed van Sickie
J.C. Carlton
J. H. Weaver
John L. Wilson
K. G. McRae
W. K
Harry Lemley
Andany Gadbote
Navy Enlistment Standards Grow Stricter in Modern Era
The United States Navy boasts a highly selective process as it expands rearmament efforts. Of 1410 applicants in 1937, only 15,? were accepted with minimal desertions and discharges. Recruits undergo rigorous physicals and background checks before training at Great Lakes, Newport, Norfolk, or San Diego, amid a push to elevate personnel quality.
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Thik
U. S. Navy
Willis Thornton
Washington
Navy
Ife
FBI
Great Lakes
Newport
R. L
Norfolk
San Diego
Calif
Formosa Raid and European Diplomacy In Flux
The Associated Press reports a Formosa air raid portends broader tensions as Britain faces a censure motion against Chamberlain's diplomacy. France weighs rapprochement with Italy amid isolation, while Spain's civil war actions intensify. Delbos hints France may join talks with Italy under conditions linked to Ethiopian recognition and Spanish troop withdrawal.
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Associated Press
Neville Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
France
Spain
Teruel
Nanking
Tokyo
Japan
Formosa
Ehimonoseki
Italy
Yvon Delbos
Europe
England
Delbos
Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs Comittee
League of Nations
Aithioy i
Phat
Haly
Delhas
Sising
Ethiopia
A Thought God's mil grinds slow but sure
A brief note shares a reflective line about divine patience and steady work, attributed to a nameless source. The proverb-like thought emphasizes patience and persistence as central themes.
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Eohert
Raging Stream to Go as High as 38 to 40 Feet
Fulton faced record flood fears as the Red River rose toward 38 to 40 feet by Friday. Army engineers pledged to hold back the water only until nightfall while 500 WPA workers and 17,000 sandbags were deployed to raise the levee. About 593 residents evacuated or prepared to move, livestock brought to town, and Red Cross aid offered as backwaters and new breaks further threatened Miller and Little River counties.
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Red River
Fulton
Shreveport Weather Bureau
Army
Homan
Miller County
Index
Miller
Little River
Hempstead
Hope
Prescott
Army Engineers
Ashdown
D. W. Siiffiths
Little District
Cotton Opens and Closes Steady in New Orleans Market
New Orleans market reports March cotton opening at 9.33 and closing at 2.3% spot cotton steady with a seven point move. Midday quotes show middling at 9.53 amid modest trading activity and steady pricing.
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New Orleans
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Tam
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Pershing
John J. Pershing
B. Bridges
Baptist Bible Meeting
K. GC. Brown
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Fortsmith
Hamilton
Annapolis
Uncle Sam
U.S. S
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