Aviation and Defense Plans Face Senate Question
John T Flynn reports Major Al Williams questions the source of a grandiose plan to train 20 000 pilots a year in colleges. He argues Congress must hear from army and navy experts about national defense and cautions against single entity control via the National Youth Administration. He warns of haste and lack of congressional oversight in aviation and defense policy.
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Wee Wereges
Stitt
al Willams
Scripns-Howard
Washington
Oxadr
Navy
Williams
Army
Newty
Senate
United States of America
Congress
National Youth Administration
Nations
Youth Administration
Ayone
Youth Found Dead at His Home Here
Hendrix Hussey an 18 year old Hope resident was found dead in his bed at 304 West Division Street Thursday morning. Coroner J H Weaver found an empty chloroform bottle and glass beside the body and ruled death by own action with no inquest. He was the son of Mrs Ethel Hulsey widow and nurse. No note found. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Hendrix Hussey
Hope
West Division Street
J. H. Weaver
Hulsey
Ethel Hulsey
Weaver
Royal Theater
Birt Friend
Europe Hears Roosevelt Address Amid Neutrality Debate
European officials weighed President Roosevelt's address as a major Washington message since World War I. Britain and France praised the veiled threats against aggressors while watching possible economic sanctions. The broadcast reached England via semi official BBC facilities and drew crowds at open shops.
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London
Eng
Roosevelt
Eurnopean Kenetion
Britain
Gevian
Lalvin
Congress
England
British Broadcasting Corporat
Chamberlain
Malifax
Germanny
Sicily
Thalian
United States
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Wilson
France
Japan
Spain
Europe
Imade
Central
Africa
Thoughtful Daughter to the Love of God Charity
A brief note honors a daughter named Drennon as the sixth member of a charitable group. The entry highlights faith and service, recognizing a personal commitment to community and charity work.
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Love of God
Charity
Man
Drennon
Cranium Crackers True or False Quiz
A playful quiz item questions five statements about geography ships and words. It asks which are true or false and promises answers on Piya Pe, including Death Valley in Colorado, Supercargo as a ship officer, upiary housing monkeys, halyard as a spear, and Satramenio as California’s capital.
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Death Valley
Colorado
Supercargo
Satramenio
California
Magazines Sold by Hope PTA Drive
Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. Ed win Dossett announce a Thursday drive to sell subscriptions to the Parent-Teacher Magazine. The effort aims to fund PTA work and answer 80 percent of problems facing P T A members. Information is available from Dossett or Wilson. A new series on the four purposes of education in democracy appears in National Patent-Teacher, January issue, by William G. Carr. Subscription price is $1.00. Turkey raising conditions were favorable in 1938, predicting further expansion in 1939.
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Robert Wilson
Edwin Dossett
P. 1
Dossett
Wilson
William G. Carr
Commission
Cotton opens in New Orleans with mixed bids
In New Orleans on Thursday January cotton opened at 356 bid and closed at 8.4 bid with 3.50 asked. Spot cotton settled seven points lower with middling at 8.64.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
Roosevelt Budget Sets Deficit, Debt at 44 Billion
President Roosevelt asked a multi billion dollar budget featuring a 44 billion 458 million national debt and a deficit for the coming year. He urged against drastic tax increases or violent spending cuts while seeking 8 995 664 200 in federal spending and 1 609 000 000 for national defense including 500 million for armament expansion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Jon
Sajid
WPA
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers From 1908 NEA Service
A historic etiquette quiz discusses proper dating conduct and gift etiquette. It asks five questions on thanks, dining choices, hosting, dating after engagement, and returning gifts, with provided recommended answers and a sample “What Would You Do” scenario for a broken engagement.
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NEA. Servier, Inc
New Inventions Have Only Slow Effect on Ancient Art of War
Major Eliot argues that while gunpowder and planes altered warfare, they did not revolutionize it overnight. He notes planes began as scouts in 1914, with offensive use evolving after war, and stresses infantry and ships remain central. US labs at Aberdeen and Higewood advance gases, defenses, and smoke screens for future battle needs.
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Maj. Eliot
America
Spain
United States
Amur
Higewood Arsenal
Maryland
Chemical Warfare Service
Signal Corps
500 Men in Business Suits- That Is How Congress Looks
Bruce Catton describes the first session of a new Congress as a powerful sight in Washington. Amid the 500 suited figures the Capitol aura stirs belief in self government. The piece reflects on democracy in action as senators are sworn in and the nation watches.
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Congress
Bruce Cation
NEA Service
Wasitington
Capitol
Senate
Hal Howard New Saenger Operator Takes Post
Hal Howard of Helena Ark became Manager of the Saenger and Rialto theaters Thursday in an exchange with M A Lightman Sr former local manager who moves to Helena Assistant Manager John Oxford joins Lightman in Helena with Remmel Young of Hope becoming assistant here Howard, a Jackson Tenn native, led Mualeo Theaters in Helena for five months and previously worked with Warner Brothers theaters in Kentucky and Publix Paramount Corp.
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Hal Howard
Helena
Ark
Saenger and
Rialto
M. A. Lightman
Gex
John Oxford
Mr. Lightman
Remmel Young
Hope
Mr. Howard
Jackson, Tenn
Mualeo Theaters Corporation
Warner
W B Crosnoe Dies Wednesday Night
Wesley B Crosnoe 56 formerly of Hope died at St. Vincent's hospital in Little Rock at 7 p m Wednesday from heart disease He was born in Hope and had lived in Little Rock the last years Funeral services are planned in Little Rock Friday then a grave service at Rose Hill cemetery in Hope He is survived by two sisters Zaia Bowden and May Lindblad both of Little Rock and relatives in Hope Houston and elsewhere
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Wesley B. Crosnoe
Hope
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lille Rock
Crosnoe
Little Rock
Rose Hill
Mr. Crosnoe
Tarpley Death in Spring Hill Community
Mrs. Willie G. Tarpley of Spring Hill south of Hope died at her home Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services were planned for Thursday from the Methodist church at Spring Hill. Ankara.4P-Architects and artists of international repute are to be invited to compete for a mausoleum shelter for the remains of the late Kamal: Ataturk. Estimated cost is 175000 dollars.
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Willie G. Tarpley
Spring Hill
Hope
Pia Ankara
Musoleum
Kamal
Ataturk
Gunter Brothers mill resumes operation after picket dispute
The Gunter Brothers sawmill, closed a week due to a dispute with the Carpenters and Joiners union, reopened with 22 workers as pickets withdrew. Wage talks and a plan to hire Williams home men were discussed, with repairs and dry lumber delays delaying the planer until 40 to 60 days. About 10 new hires expected at that time, totaling 32 to 35 mill workers.
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Gunter Brothers Sawmill
United Borhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Williams
Gunter
Gunter Brothers
Lims Lumber Company
Uni
Warren Saide
Controv
Warren
W. F. Hutchens
Hope
AFL
Carpenters and Jain
Mr. Hutchens
Hutchens
Gunters
Planer
Little Reck
Issue Bank Call as of Dee 31st
Washington The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call Thursday for the condition of all national banks at the close of business December 2. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced a call condition of all insured banks members of the Federal Reserve system.
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Dee
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Deposit Insurance
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New York
Mars
New Invenlions
NEA
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George Fielding Eliot
NEA Service, Inc
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Edgewood Arsenal
Bruce Catton
Brave Cation
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the Star
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Catton
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M. A. Lightman, Jr
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W. G. Tarpley
Union Procedure
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FDI
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