Texarkana Basketball clash previews district showdown
Texarkana and Hope High clash on Friday at the iccat floor in a key district 10 tilt. Expect Reese, Turner, Ram, Stone, and Cargile to start as Hope aims for a strong home win. Doors open at 7 with admission 3 cents for students and 28 cents for adults. Banking notes show local banks optimistic for 1936 after strong year.
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the Hope High School
Basikethal Thant
Iccat
Bobcats
Texarkana Fork
Voxarkana
Az Wtough
Mamohs
Jory Ram
Say
Stone
Cargile
Have Ane Tial
Cnack Foy
Social notes outline town visits and gatherings in Shorte Springs
Green Laseter and Lee England of Shor tr Springs were Saturday dinner guests of Burl and Mrs Ross. N W White and family from Magnolia visited the bailey family Sunday. Po Hest J H Woodul and J R Young of Shreveport were here visiting friends. Rev A N Steceipher of Magnolix preached at Center Point. Burl Hose spent Sunday with Cid Skinner family. Nolen Lewallen hosted his sister in law and nieces Monday. Mrs Bill Davis visited Leslie Purts Tuesday. Carl Ellis and daughter visited J T Cumbie and family. F Simmons and Ruff Fincher plus Riley Lewallen were guests of Frank Bailey Sunday. Icebergs contain little salt even when frozen from seawater. The salt separates as water freezes.
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Lee England
Shortr Springs
Burl Ross
N. W. White
Magnolia
Frank
Bailey
Po Hest
J. H. Woodul
J. R. Young
Shreveport
Leslie Fhirtle
Autrey Wilson
Zedie
Riley Lewallen
Frank Bailey
Final Digest Vote on New Deal Policies
A page one tally records 1,195,313 voters opposing the New Deal and 712,308 in favor, a margin of 482,945 against the administration. Utah and eleven southern and border states vote for the New Deal after a statewide final verdict.
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Utah
Final Report of New Deal Poll January 18 1936
Literary Digest poll shows thirty six states with majorities against the New Deal. Only five states indicate a close vote while others exceed 55 percent either for or against. Twenty two states with over half the US population and 280 of 351 electoral votes favor opposition, while eight southern states with 99 electoral votes largely back administration policies.
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Final Report
Literary Digest
New Deal
United States
South
Publishers
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington observers say Roosevelt will avoid forcing a direct clash with the Supreme Court while seeking to sway public opinion on New Deal matters. Richberg plans a string of speeches to warn against judicial dictatorship, signaling White House tolerance for calculated trials balloons as the public moves to educate itself on constitutional limits. The piece notes the era’s tension between executive aims and judicial independence.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Roosevelt
AAA
Justice Roberts
Guffey Coalact
TVA
Wagner Iaber
Supreme Court
Congress
Richberg
Donald R. Richberg
Chicago University
Boston
New York
White House
Ito Roosevelt
Hichberg
Women Auxiliary of the Presbyterian meet at Mrs Holt home
The Washington Women’s Auxiliary met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Lee Holt’s home due to illness. Eight members attended, with Scripture, minutes, and a devotional by Miss Kathryn Holt. An entertaining program featured Mrs. Conay, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Holt, followed by a poem read by Miss Kathryn Holt.
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Womins
Presbyterian Church
Lee Holt
Holt
Hubbard
Kathryn Holt
Psilnt
Mista Wilson
Miss Wass
Conay
Stuart
Williams
Jesus
Ruth Hendrix
Texarkana
New Presbyterian
David McMillain
Joe Wilson
Expect Japanese Advance in China Threats Warned at North China Meeting
North China's warlords heard from Japanese militarists on Thursday that Quy yuat stop teaching anti Japanese doctrines. The conference was attended by Maj. i Kenje Doihara Maj Gen Hayao Tada and Gen Sung Shei Yuan among others. Chinese officials feared renewed Japanese pressure as naval conferences waned and results were absent.
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Tifntsin
China
North China
Quy Yuat
I Kenje Doihara
Hayao Tada
Darrison
Sung Shei Yuan
Peiping-Tientsin
Vapman
Tennesseean Dies in Prescott Crash
A Tennessee man identified as Charles Binet of Nite Stilio Oplysite died when his car struck a rock formation six miles north of Prescott. The body was returned to Tennessee. survivors include five sons Conyted Cool Wisteh of Chovelland, Hath Boteh of Buffalo, Homer Banghat of California, Ele Jones of Jefferson City, and Davis hat Wutfashes. The report notes Soviet engineers tested parajumpers for army service and describes animals lofted in a plane with overturned crates and spilled cargo.
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Prescott
Charles Binet
Stilio
Tony
Migtaway
Here
Tegiessee
Cool Wisteh
Chovelland
Boteh
Buffalo
N.Y
Homer
Cal
Qwo
Alliers
Jones
Jefferson City
Coon
Dyyis
Local Farmand Weather Report From Sheppard
Farmers prepare land amid warm April conditions. Mr and Mrs Tommy Mebay visited Mope on Saturday. Mrs Cora McBay returned from Hop. Mr Jordan Melay attended Battlefield services. George Gilbert family visited Chandler home. Pearl Cornelius and Tucilley Hubbard called on Ophelia Chandler. Viraie Dudney and children spent afternoon with Feart Cornelius. Mrs Finley in Hope. grass fires spread before containment. Cornelius and two women fought the blaze for hours saving Finley property. shed burned and a barn caught fire but damages were limited.
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Tommy Mebay
Cora McBay
Hop
Pete Hill
Jordan Melay
Battle Field
George Gilbert Ty
William Chandler
Pearl Cornelius
Tucilley Hubbard
Ophelia Chandler
Viraie Dudney
Feart Cornelius
Alice Finley
Hope
Black-Draught Says Women and Families Rely on It
A Lexington Georgia resident touts Black-Draught as a dependable laxative and family remedy. The testimonial notes relief from constipation and general symptoms after measles and fever. It emphasizes following directions and suggests the product’s popularity and usefulness for children.
Three Days Cough Danger Signal Promises Creomulsion
An advertisement urges readers that a persistent cough signals trouble and promotes Creomulsion as a cure. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm, offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied from the first bottle and urging immediate purchase.
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Hope Banks Report Hope
First National
Hope Banks
Lloyd Spencer
First National Bank
C. C. Spragins
Citizens Bank
G. McRae
N. P. O'Neal
Jvd McMath
Roy Stephenson
Charles C. McRae
E. P. Stewart
James R. Henry
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R. M. LaGrane
R. M. Briant
L. D. Reed
J. C. Hall
L. Black
Min. Temple
O. A. Graves
I. A. Haynes
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
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