East of Red River urged to unite for paved highway action
A Topeka correspondent urges Tope and all towns east of the Red River to unite for direct action to secure paved highway construction. The piece notes state reports show others progress while this region lags, and proposes coordinating Nashville Oxon Washington north and Bradley Lewisville Stanypas south to back Nos 29 and 4 with nearby cities like Hot Springs Arkadelphia Chardea Prescott in support.
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Tope
Red River
W. W. Zass
State Highway Department
Zuas
Misaati
Lowisiana
Little Rock
Borude
Louisa
Texarkana
Kansas City
Hope Territory
Tanate Pond
Ltd Rock
Ehreveport
Wallace Urges Economic Unity Across Labor Agriculture and Capital
Secretary Wallace speaks at a Pittsburg forum urging balanced abundance through cooperation among agriculture labor and capital. He criticizes abuses by some capitalists but says most businesspeople seek no predatory privilege and warns workers to consider farming cycles. He notes interdependence of farm and city and calls for steady long term growth.
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Pittsburg
Pau
Wallice
Cnet
Pany
Wallace
Infhaion
J L Lewis Former Hope Citizen Dies
J L Lewis longtime Hope resident dies after years of illness in Mt. Molly Union county Burial is set for Tuesday at 2 p m in Stephens Ark He is survived by widow Mrs JL Lewis of Hope two daughters Mrs Henry Haynes and Mrs Thoras Boyett of Hope and a son James Lewis of Shreveport
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J. Lewis
Tormerlys
Looe
Mt. Molly
Union County
Stephens
Ark
Jl, Lewis
Hope
Henry Haynes
Thoras Boyett
Janes Lewis
Shreveport
Fatigue Failure in Steel Under Stress Described
X ray images reveal that under pressure the grain structure of steel breaks into smaller grains. This fatigue failure weakens the material and can lead to structural breakage in engineering applications.
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Nedacty Uy
Fragmented Q and A on history and science topics
A reader asks about active volcanoes in the United States, reactions to Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, civil death terms, and the average weight of a doz of cats, with answers promised on the Classified Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lincelo
Clearance Sale of Used Cars Begun
A clearance sale of used cars has begun at a local agency with reduced prices. The sale runs through January with a focus on popular models. About thirty five cars are featured, highlighting low service costs and discounted prices.
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Ro Himaitinetar
Deters Giri Tne
Plymoath
Hamar
Agg Ie
Quartet Heard on Kiwanis Program in Hope
The Jan Taylor quartet with Miss Gayola Basye at the piano performed four numbers on a Kiwanis program at Capital Hotel. Olin Lewis presented TL. The quartet includes Jin Bearer Jim Binelen Claude Taylor and Othe r Trytor. Reports mention inter club plans and travel notes from Oklahoma to the Gulf Coast.
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Jan Taylor Qurtet
Gayola Basye
Tuesday Naan
Capital Hotel
Olin Lewis
He Qhadel
Jin Bearer
Jim Binelen
Claude Taylor
Other Trytor
The
Quartens
Civil Service Test for Ozan's Postmastership
Civil service examination announced for the fourth class postmaster position in Nashville Arkansas. Applications close January for ages 21 to 65 with exam administered at the Ovi office Y.925.
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Ozan
Nashville
Ark
Cotton market mixed close with steady spot demand
New Orleans opened Tuesday at 829 and closed 842 bid as 8.44 asked. Spot cotton finished steady, 10 points higher. Prices noted in midlitting around 8.60 with activity quoted near market levels.
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New Orleans
Cutton
Spot Cotton
Spain at Stake as Desperate Battle Rages at Teruel
Conflicting dispatches describe a brutal clash near Teruel with 200000 troops reported in the field. Snow, sleet, and bayonet fighting mark a pivotal phase as Nationalists reclaim ground and government forces hold firm amid chaos.
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Spain
Teruel
Bybie
Seemiye
Mustapha Nahas Pasha
WAFD
Avpulles
Cairo
Bodies of U S News Men to Be Returned
Three war correspondents killed in action in Spain are sent home after a funeral service in Zaragoza. Editors from Associated Press and Reuters traveled with the bodies, with dignitaries leading a citywide procession to La Seo Cathedral for final rites. Dwight K. Pill of AP assisted with transportation while other staff arranged formal tributes.
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Zaragoza
Span -uTi
Span
Selemn
Agmeriang
Werd
Associated Press
Piu
Paendish Dehasen
Migavine
United States
Culhaie Chirely
Neil
la Seo
Aragon
Zaragoza Press Association
Tere
Harry Philby
Times of London
Aarigesas
Dwight K. Pili
Associated Press Bureau
Chine Gs Bowers
United Ites
Spi
Hendave
Staten
House Majority Quit President in Wage-Hour Fight
Roosevelt vented anger as 24 house committee chairmen voted to recommit the wage hour and child labor bill, deserting administration support. Among the defectors were chairmen from southern and border states. only three southern leaders voted to sustain the president’s stance. Key figures included Sumners, Warren, Doughton, and Steagall in influential committees.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Democratic Committee
House
Roosevelt
House Committee
Alate
Showstealing Great Dane at Dinner with Pinebots
Big private dinner scene features Celebrities and the John da Lanvises as the Great Dane pup Nieteshe dominates attention. C LO Leader Lewis leads a heavy discussion on depression, Nietzsche snores mid talk, and the dog leaps over Justice Harlan P. Stone amid a kitchen bone call, astounding all present.
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John da Lanvises
Pony
C. LO
Lewis
Nietesche
Bones
Supreme Court
Harlan P. Stone
O Mahoney Roosevelt cross country dash tale told
The excerpt recounts a Wyoming cross country dash involving senator O Mahoney and President Roosevelt, with a prewritten mock speech, tension of a possible public attack, and a view of O Mahoney as ready to appear to avoid affronting the president, framing events as an O Mahoney Roosevelt triumph.
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McReynolds
Tennessee
Bland
Vir
Winia
Vinson
Ceorgia
DeRouen
Lewisma
Mansfield
Texas
Oklahomea
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Chicapa
Cheyunlle
Roosevelt
Jon
O'Mahoney
Washington
Cheyenne
O'Mahoney-Roosevelt
Model Air Raid Tunnel Built in London Caxton Hall Entrance
A 149 foot steel air raid shelter tunnel is under construction near Caxton Hall's main entrance in London. Eight to nine feet high and sandbag covered, it demonstrates to firms how easily shelters can be built in small spaces for protection against gas and splinters.
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London
Beng
Histori Caxton
Alabama Senate Primary Voting in Democratic Runoff Race
Alabama voters weighed a Democratic primary to choose a successor to Hugo Black with Lister Hill leading absentee counts. Candidates Heflin and Charles Williams opposed the wage and hour bill, while Hill supported it. Governor Graves to name the party nominee if no majority. runoff set for February 8 if needed. Heflin, recovering from pneumonia, campaigned across the state.
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Birmingham
Ali
Alabama
Hugo Black
Lister HI
Montgomery
J. Thomas Heflin
Charles Williams
Lister Hill
Charles W. Williams
South
Senate
Hugo L. Blick
Supreme Court
Dixie Graves
Graves
Cail
Heflin
Hill
Williams
Campain
Britain Opens School to Train Ocean Pilots
LONDON Imperial Airways opens an aeronautical university to train future transatlantic command officers. Trainees include current pilots awaiting navigator licenses and learn in port lectures on mathematics nautical navigation meteorology and international law, with flight practice under a plane commander. In Ontario California Ross Hadley seeks a World War Jenny plane, funding two years of student work at Chaffey College with a $1000 investment, promising delivery in about six months.
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London
Imperial Airways
Ontario
Calif
Ross Hadley
Seronautics
Chaffey Panier College
Harley
Paris
Aow
Social Security Claims at Age 65 Grow in Texarkana Region
The Social Security Board reports rising lump sum claims for those 65 or older, noting one $420 payment in Region IX. Benefits total 35 dollars per month per year of wage credits, with many filings spurred by employer awareness. Local cases include widows, workers aged 63 to 65, and administrators with varying lump sums. Texarkana field office offers full details with no cost. Counties in the area include Polk, Howard, Sevier, and Cass in Texas.
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John H. Cooter
Social Security Board
Texarkana
Ark
Region IX
Arkansas
Cooter
Carter
Couter
Fusbaitly
Federal Building
Texarhon
Ding
Tensarkam
Atenarg
Polk
Homer
Sevier
Howard
Pike
Clar's
Quachita
Nevada
Hempstead
Lutle Rick
Miller
Lafayette
Columbia
Ant. Bowe Fexast
Cass
Texas
A Thought They deny a God destroy man’s nobility
The passage argues that denying God erases man’s nobility, claiming humans are kin to beasts in body and only by spirit to God can rise above baseness. It reflects a religious moral stance on humanity’s relation to the divine.
Daughter Believed Kidnapped Is Wed In Auburn
DETROIT police announced that Gertrude Bennett, 17, daughter of Harry H Bennett Ford Motor service chief, and Russell Hughes were married Monday in Auburn Indiana. They had not been found. Earlier in Ypsilanti authorities said she was missing Tuesday and explored abduction or possible elopement as part of a widening search.
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Detroit
Mich
Donald &. Leonard
Gertrude Bennett
Harry Hennett
Ford Motor Company
Russell Hughes
Auburn
Ind
Ypsilanti, Mich
Harry H. Bennett
Ford Motor Company Service Department
Pueesday
T Hey
Thieves Steal 38 Iron Manhole Covers in Tokyo Darkness
During airfield maneuvers Tokyo street lights were extinguished and windows covered, enabling thieves to steal 38 iron manhole covers from a construction street. The home office sought wartime responsibility from the war office, which declined, citing wartime policy. The British and Foreign Bible Society issues Bibles in 18 languages.
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Tokyo
Home Office
War Office
The
British and Foreign Bible Society
U S Deficit Seen Rising as Treasury Reports Half-Year Shortfall
Washington reports the deficit for the first half of the current fiscal year at 645,068,770 dollars amid forecasts that President Roosevelt will propose a 1.25 billion dollar full-year deficit. The budget for 1938 is expected to be sent to Congress with continuing calls for farm policy changes and unemployment relief.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
Joint Congressional Committee
House
Senate
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Comptroller criticizes government bookkeeping methods
Acting Comptroller N. Elliott charged federal agencies and government owned corporations with handling funds in off budget accounts. He urged uniform accounting symbols and warned that current pre auditing by the General Accounting Office may be altered by Roosevelt era reforms. He pressed Congress to safeguard public financial records and oversight.
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Washington
UPI
N. Elliott
New Deal
Treasury
Home and Farm Authority
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Virgin Islands Company
Elfions
Congress
Roosevelt
Comptroller General
Elta
Iis Office
General Accounting Office
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Buck Joo
Jim Taylor
Hope Elit Kiwanians
Bert Webb
A. Wo
Stubbeman
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Tex
New Mexico
Louisiana
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Chub
Take Pom
Te Crass
Holy Land of
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Raly Lind
Shantung
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Chifa
Tsitan
Confucius
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Git
Nu Moce
Salt Lake City
Wester
G. W
Becker
Ogden Brewer
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V. D
Him
Jacqueline Gladney
Lorraine Hilliard
Seaside Heights
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Pelican Island Polar Club
Heflin, Hill and Williams
Britain
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Elliott
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