Southern industry rising as new fields spark growth
Allan Preyer, executive VP of a national advertising firm, argues the South has weathered the Great Depression better than the nation. He cites industrial diversification from 1933 to 1938, noting gains in banking, internal revenue, and wage totals, with prospects for pulp, rayon, and other heavy industries driving renewed economic life in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isdvertiger
National
Allan
Associaonal “Advertisers
South
Ephiger
Preyer
Vick Emical Company
Greensboro
Cysichose
Vicke
Vicks
Ini
Ith
PLC
Cooperative order for Korean lespedeza seed
Farm Bureau members approved a cooperative purchase of Korean lespedeza seed at 5.25 per 100 pounds with a 1.00 deposit, to be handled by E M Williams Seed Store and Monts Seed Store. Orders may be placed via board members across the county. Kobe seed remains separate and pricier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Memsbers
Board of Directors
E. M. McWillams Seed Store
Monts Seed
Hempstead
Focal
Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Kobe
Kennedy Urges Strong Support for Rearmament Policy
Kennedy argued that once a bill becomes law it is the duty of every American to rally behind the president. He asserted that regardless of foreign policy, the nation must go all out for rearmament to ensure security and aid England, with a larger arsenal expanding available resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
England
Opportunity Remains Alive In Our Country Says Leader
A political figure reaffirms that prospects for progress endure nationwide, emphasizing resilience and continued growth across communities. The speech highlights economic potential, civic engagement, and the enduring promise of opportunity for all citizens.
Fragmented crossword style clues and entries
A garbled list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases. It includes reptile, minerals, measurements, musical notes, constellations, fabrics, stars, and various oddities, mixed with archaic or incorrect spellings and stray symbols. No coherent article event or person is identifiable.
Kennedy defense stance on war and Britain aid
President Kennedy argues the United States should avoid war unless attacked and that England is not fighting our battle. He advocates aiding Britain through gifts when assets can be made available and warns Congress to stay alert to invasion risks. He says American policy should back Britain after British resources are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleator Shores
North
Congress
Kehnedy
England
Cotton Quota Is Announced For Supplemental Program
Hempstead county agent Oliver L Adams relayed details from J B Daniels on the 1941 supplemental cotton program voluntary acreage reduction. Farmers must plant less than either their 1940 actual or 1941 allotment to qualify for 10 cent a pound stamps up to 25 or 50 dollars per farm, with stamps usable for cotton goods and redeemable by merchants. The plan aims to cut the 1941 crop by about 1 million bales without affecting future allotments or conservation payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver L. Adams
Hempstead
J. B. Daniels
Staie
AAA
Surplus Marketing Administration
Daniels
British Drive Advances Near Tessendi and Kazzala
British forces pressed east of Kazzala and Tessendi, about 20 miles southeast of a re captured town, with localities in the area reported occupied without opposition. If Tessendi fell, troops were pushing toward Massaua on the River Gash while Massaua, Eritrea, was raided twice by air forces. The RAF noted Fascist flights along the 200 mile Sudan front.
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Kazzala
Tessenci
Heurea
Tessendi
Massaua
Sudan
Realist Labor Leaders Face Present Hope and Duty
Knudsen and Hill are described as arch realists who reject futility and focus on today. Both emphasize labor responsibility and the need for unions to balance constructive and adverse actions as membership grows under the mandate. The piece highlights their view of securing better conditions now rather than future goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillman
Jennings
Esther
Knudsen
Hope Hempstead County Food Stamp Plan Discussion
A letter from James S. Allen of the Surplus Marketing Administration and a Chamber of Commerce notice announce a Tuesday meeting at city hall to discuss extending the Food Stamp Plan for distributing surplus commodities to Hampstead County Arkansas. If adopted, a Cotton Stamp Fan program will follow for cotton goods merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
James S. Allen
Surplus Marketing Administration
Dallas
Texas
Hampstead County
City Hall
Allen
R. P. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce Hope
Arkansas
Bowen
Hope and Hempstead Courtly
American by Choice in Congressional Hearing Claim
Sidney Hillman defended his American identity at a congressional hearing, saying he is an American by choice though born in Russia, as a congressman pressed him about his Russian birth. The exchange highlighted immigrant involvement in labor leadership and political debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
Russia
Local Officials Call for Public Funds Oversight
James S Allen Regional Director asks county officials to discuss financial responsibilities with public agencies. He notes the need to ensure proper allocation of funds and adherence to requirements. The letter urges timely meetings and coordination among city officers and committees responsible for public programs and hearing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa Fost
Tt Atkargas
Wall Steele
James S- Allen
Creomulsion Boosts Sales Across Trading Area
The Cremaulsion company of Atlanta says consistent advertising and the Hope Star have greatly increased Creomulsion sales in the trading area. Creomulsion is a superior prescription for stubborn coughs chest colds and bronchitis and is recommended by thousands of doctors and druggists coast to coast. It is sold and guaranteed by all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremaulsion Company
Atlanta
Hope Star
Singing Service at Sardis Monday Night
The Methodist church of Sardis will sponsor a singing service each Monday night and invites all interested persons to attend. The service is conducted by the Rev Martin. Fishermen cut off the heads of moonfish before bringing them to port because their human like faces make them hard to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church of
Sardis
Martin
Short Municipal Court Session Report
Plea of guilty cases heard in municipal court Monday while other cases continued due to circuit court in progress at Heimpstead courthouse. Judge W. K. Tiemley presided. Dicker C J Alten drunkenness, $10 bond forfeited. Hicks passing on an intersection, $1 bond forfeited. Arrington operating without proper lights, $1 bond forfeited. Campbell drunkenness guilty plea, $10 fine. Isley drunkenness guilty plea, $10 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrcuit Court
Heimpstead Court House
W. K. Tiemley
Lly Dicker
C. J. Alten
R.A. Hicks
von Arrington
Mike Campbell
George Isley
Jones Becomes Education Head in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK Ralph B. Jones principal of Port Smith Junior High School was elected state education commissioner by the board of education Monday, succeeding T. H. Alford of Little Rock. Gov. Adkins presided as Alford read his resignation letter. Alford had served as commissioner since April 16, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ralph 2B. Jones
Port Smith
T. H. Alford
Adkins
Jones
Alford
Library Events and Book Review Schedule
The library opens with a focus on Democracy featuring Mrs Grace Wilson. A 2:00 to 3:00 book review covers Inglis Fletcher's Taleigh's Exile read by Mrs Johnnie McCabe. From 9:00 to 9:30 an item on selection of books and supplies is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravies
Grace Wilson
Taleigh
Fxten
Inglis Fletcher
Johnnie McCabe
Willkie and Roosevelt Face To Face In Churchill Message
Wendell L. Willkie met President Roosevelt at the White House to receive a personal note to Prime Minister Churchill. The 30 minute talk, attended by Secretary of State Hull, covered the European situation. The message introduces Willkie and expresses wishes for British success as he plans his forthcoming trip to Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wendell Wilgle
Roosevelt
Churchill
England
Willkie
Wendell L. Willkie
Great
Book Offer on Fistula and Related Ailments
The McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free 122 page booklet on fistula hemorrhoids colon disorders. Request by postcard to E2218 Elms Blvd. No charge. It may save suffering. Write today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
District Scout Meet Monday at Hope City Hall
The Boy Scout district board will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday night at 7:40 p.m. at Hope city hall, announced chairman George W. Ware. All regular board members, Scoutmasters, troop committee men, merit badge examiners, and prospective sprouters are urged to attend. The sweet potato is a leading vegetable in tropical countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout District Board
Hope City Hall
George W. Ware
Willkie plans England trip to verify Great Britain facts
In remarks to reporters Willkie says he intended to visit England to confirm information about Britain. He recounts calling Secretary Hall, arranging the trip, and noting Mrs. Willkie’s supportive attitude as a sign of good humor.
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Toy
Price
Willkie
Great Britain
Urat
England
Hall
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