Guernsey to Meet Saratoga Friday in Armory Duel
Guernsey High School Yellowjackets led by Hugh Bristow will face Saratoga High School on Friday night at the Hope armory. Three games are scheduled starting at 7 pm. The senior boys contest follows as both teams test inexperienced lineups. Saratoga's strength is not well known. The junior squads will also play in gold and purple uniforms.
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Guernsey High School
Hugh Bristow
Saratoga High School
Armory
Hope
Bristow
Saratoga
Jilor Boyd
Winter skys two men meet in hardship on a gray day
A repair of local social life shows a series of notices: executive board meeting of the Pat Cleburne chapter U D C at 3 oclock Tuesday at Mrs Eddar Brid's home on South Elm. a surprise birthday party for Mrs A C Whitehurst with flowers, gifts, and refreshments. Mrs W Q Warren and Mrs Kate Embree return from Shreveport. Mr Green attends the national cleaners and dyers convention in Washington DC and tours the East. the Pre School Study Group meets at Mrs MacDuffie's with Mrs George Northcutt presiding. two new members added and readings by Sue Tlenty and Betty Willis Notts leatt. Miss Ruth Taylor farewell bridge party hosted by Mrs A B Hanegan with guests and refreshments. Mrs Glennie Graham to visit from Three Rivers Michigan. funeral attendees for Mr A L Betts include Albert Lee Betts of San Pedro California, John Spraying and two sons from Little Rock, Jennie Betts of Wayne, and Mrs J B Nunn of Camden.
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Pat Cleburne
Eddar Brid
MacDuffie
South Elm Street
George Northcutt
Jack Sullivan
Little
Mises Sue Tlenty
Betty Willis Notts Leatt
James J. Henry Norly Bim
Ruth Taylor
Henderson
A. B. Hanegan
South Fim Street
Earl
Billy Shekeft
Laula Heanegan
R. B. ‘Stanford
George Ware
Irma Denne
Bery] Henry
A. L. Betts
Albert Lee Betts
San Pedro
Catit
John Spraaing
Little Rock
Jennie Betts
Wan'eyrenh
Stamp News Briefs on Navy Covers and Canada Stamps
Fragmented text notes navy transport covers returning from Guam aimed at San Francisco, with delays Dec 1–2 hindering mail. Mentions China Clipper, Mother’s Day issue, and possible 24 48 56 cent rates. Also discusses Canada Golden Jubilee stamps, Austrian military heroes series, and a dubious Weeping Princess one cent stamp note.
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China
Colteators
Thair
Guam
Navy
B. Henderson
San Francisco
Treatrien
Quath
An Francisco
Hawaii
Mantis
Postofice
Senate Passes Bond Payment Bill for Soldiers
The Senate voted 74 to 16 to approve the bond payment bill aiding soldiers, removing a major hurdle by rejecting Senator King’s amendment to cap payments at present surrender value. The measure now goes to the House, with the administration predicting final passage despite a potential presidential veto.
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Washington
Senate
Bonun
Jearlors
House
King
Demincrat
Hempstead Court Postpones Civil Suits and Sessions
Hempstead circuit court opened in Washington with a light first day as several civil cases were postponed due to defendant absence. The criminal docket moves to Thursday and Friday. the grand jury will reconvene Wednesday. municipal court in Hope resumes next week.
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Circuit Court
Washington
Hope
Bates: Last yen and pilot qualification notes
A garbled report notes police in Dallas Texas considering a section of minor traffic offenses. Authorities indicate eight tense proper vehicle operation may be relevant to the pilot qualification.
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Bates
Dallas
Texas
McGugin, Vanderbilt Coach, Dies of Heart Attack
Famed coach and athletic director for Vanderbilt, McGugin, died suddenly Sunday at the home of his law partner Jen RR Aust. He led Vanderbilt from 1904 to 1934 guiding the program into national prominence. Born July 29, 1879, in Iowa, he played guard for Michigan in 1901 before turning to coaching and law.
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Jen RR
McGain
Vanderbilt
Ray Morrison
University of Michigan
Wolverine
Michigan Law School
McGugin
Drake University
Michigan
Iowa
Tingley
Ask Dismissal of Talmadge's Suit
Washington government asked the Supreme Court Monday to dismiss Governor Talmadge of Georgia’s suit challenging the Bankhead cotton credit act. The filing also seeks a rehearing on a decision that froze 20 million dollars in impounded funds tied to AAA tax suits.
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Washington
Fagenmadge
Georgia
Supreme Court
Tts
AAA
President Bravely Attends Memorial Exercises in Snow
The president braved driving snow and sleet to attend memorial exercises, following a stop in Newark where he addressed a state meeting of the Nations Emergency Council. Mayer F. H. LaGuardia spoke on current problems faced by the president during the New York City stop.
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Newark
N. J
The
Nations Emergency Council
Mayer F. H. LaGuardia
New York City
The Brewer Saloon Keeper and Bootlegger Stand Against Law
John C. Timberlake, dated January 20, 1936 from Hope Arkansas, asserts that the brewer, saloon keeper, and bootlegger show strength against laws constitution churches and prayers of Christian people, framing a public challenge to authorities and moral actors.
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John C. Timberlake
Hope, Ark
Memorial hall mural quotes Roosevelt on public will
An executive accepting the memorial notes Roosevelt’s precedence of public will over court rulings. It cites the mural showing his accomplishments and recalls that during the Panama Canal effort he consulted engineers, not constitutional lawyers. The narrative also mentions sugar sold in tiny 35 cent packages in Lhasa Tibet.
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Theodore Roosevelt
LaGuardia Gakl
Panama Canal
Lhasa
Tibet
Drink Prohibition Aims to Shield Society and Family
A speaker argues that abstinence and strict liquor laws protect the vast majority from the harms of drinking. He contends liberty must be balanced with law to prevent injury to life, property, and happiness, citing drunk driving and family distress as consequences of permissive drinking. Prohibition, he says, can be enforced as other laws are.
Social notes from Blevins and Hope area
Local residents and visitors frequent Blevins Hope and surrounding towns over the week. Names include Flora Cotton Mary Bonds Della McCaskill Boyce Mayfield Geo Mayfield John Wade Ruth Huskey Pauline Murphy H H Huskey Charline Stewart Kathleen Brown Rev M D Williams William Cummings Bryan Andres John Thomad Ruby Gaines Earl Dorman Lester Wade Roy Arnold and others with visits and gatherings in Blevins Hope Marlbrook Prescott and Magazine.
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Ernest Perry
Hope
W. Perry Save
E Dorado
Huttlg
Flora Cotton
Blevins
Mary Bonds
Little Rock
Della McCaskill
Crossett
Tom Sage
Sage
John A. Wade Vand
Ruth Huskey
Pauline Murphy
H. H. Huskey
Geo. W.hunt
Geo.Hunt Jr
Gladys Hunt
Prescott
Johnnie Wade
Charline Stewart
Kathlene Brown
Marlbrook
M. D. Williams
Gordon
Marlbrook Church
William Cummings
Magazine, Ark
Will Cummings
Bryan Andres
John Thomad
Ruby Gaines
Earl Dorman
Mr. Dorman
Lester Wade
Im Hope
Roy Arnold
Anc Daugh
New York City’s Self-Reliance and Reform Merit
The piece argues New York City’s wealth, brains, and media power negate need for outside counsel. It credits voters with solving city problems through self reliance, noting Roosevelt’s absence on the issue and Walker’s resignation. It celebrates the American system’s insistence on citizens crafting their own remedies, tough but formative.
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United States
New York
Roosevelt
New York City
Walker
Noted gourmands visit and lectures on hunger science
Mr and Mrs Bill Foster visited relatives in McCaskill Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Foster and sons were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Brown of the Sweet Home community. The noted Roman gourmand Apicius delivered lectures on the science of exciting hunger and established a school of gluttony to teach Romans how to produce a second hunger after the first pangs were appeased.
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Ter
Bill Foster
McCaskill
Roy Foster
Bob Brown
Sweet Home
Apicius
Four Court Games Planned in Week for Hope Bobcats
Assistant Coach Jimmy Jones announced four Hope High School basketball games this week. Tuesday night Wilde High School comes here for a 7 30 start. Friday Arkadelphia plays here, then Warren visits Saturday for afternoon and night games. Warren is regarded as a strong state team with wins over Pine Bluff and Batesville.
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Hope High School
Jimmy Jones
Wilde High School
Bobcats
Arkadelphia
Warren
Pine Bluff
Batesville
Aeronautical Exports Lead in First Seven Months
Aeronautical exports from the United States to foreign countries during the first seven months of the present year were valued at 8,853,530 dollars, more than half the total for all of 1934.
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United States
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