Farmers Must Organize to Solve Agriculture's Problems
University of Arkansas officials and extension agents gathered to urge broader land use and farm organization. Dean Dan Te Gray said every acre can be productive, urging land-first planning, 4-H youth involvement, and a broader home and rural cultural program to raise farm living standards.
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Arkansas
Dean Gray
Parca . Eeevire
Dan Te Gray
University of Ackansas College
Farthwest
Arkansas County Extension
Guid Dlr
O. K. Baker
Sehyar
Department of Agriculure
JB. Daniels
LU. C. Baker
Ida A. Roaston
Shine P Management
Aubrey Gates
Negro Robber Shot Here in Attempt to Escape Police
A Black ex convict named Jijah Tree, shot while attempting to rob Cassidy’s grocery and meat market on North Havel Street, was hospitalized with bullet wounds. Officers confronted the suspect near the store as he tried to flee, and another man, Fern Larner, was wounded in the store raid. The incident occurred early Sunday with the robber later identified as previously convicted of stealing clothing. Police stated no broader criminal activity tied to the suspect in Hope. He was held for questioning as the investigation continued.
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Jijah
Angro
Josephine Hospitad
Wind
Dout Tarr
Shelia
Juhi Turner
Heposea
Yo” le
Perlentiaty
Durner Sagt Ler
Ll. Williems & Sons Lancher Company
McNeill
Ward
Bearden
Turner
Cassidy
Tee
Cassaelyan Locke
Ted
Clemo
Aulie Cheedee Hospital
Lawn
Crowded Profs and University Policies Outline
A garbled 1920s style report discusses the learned professions and rising student numbers. It cites Harvard and Yale leaders, a university board briefing, and recommendations on admission study methods, scholarships for promising youth, and a planned base in the Galapagos Islands for naval operations.
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Camilideor
Janes Bryant Craant
Yheevard Universi
Sunetage
Rete Lermed
Lesiisstile
Lie
Comite Tr
Aniversty Board
Oversears
Harvard Poe
Hoehhe
Selectigy College Wand Guaddl- Uite Behoel
Promis
Crome Ui Law Geecon Wvels
Craning Crackers and Cryptic 19th Century Riddles
An unclear historical fragment poses questions about work series diet and governance of the Confederate States, mentioning Anwar, Gayine Green, and Aswan Che. The text mixes names, places, and vague actions, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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Confederate States of America
Anwar
Totel
Gayine
Coan
Labey Aswan
Mrs Campbell to Head Fund Drive in Hempstead County
Mes Robert Al Campbell of Hope has been named Hempstead county chair for the drive to aid paralysis patients. He succeeds I F McKaddin who resigned. A birthday bill for President Roosevelt is mentioned, but the active subscription campaign will start in a few days. A committee will solicit funds and issue official receipts to donors.
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Robert al Campbell
Hope
Hempstead
McKaddin
Campbell
Roosevelt
First Law Given To Man From God Named Thought
A historic note describes the first law given to mankind by God, mentioning Wax alias af ohedieien Montitute as part of the archaic account. The fragmentary text presents a creation era moment framed as divine instruction and moral command.
Supreme Court allows secondary ballot evidence in hempstead case
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that secondary evidence can support fraud charges under the 1985 pure election law in the Hempstead county local option ballot contest. Duplicate ballots once missing may be admitted to hear all issues, not limited to prerecinct evidence, in the case involving liquor sales votes and dry vs wet opposition. The decision impacts earlier rulings, and Brockelhurst’s writ of error plea was denied in a separate related matter.
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Little Rock-A
Ark
Wempstead
N. P. O'Neal
Jett Williams
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Wie
Brockelhurst
Lester W. Brockelurst
Galesburg
Heath
Victor A. Gates
Gasoline tax receipts in 1937 totals shown for funds
State gasoline taxes in 1937 yielded the Toxtad public swivol fund 10 296 403 the highway construction and maine tance fund 20 592 927 and the enane ry and road district indebtedpess fund 10 463
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Toxtad
Highway Construction and Mainetenance
Enanery and Road District
Mind Your Manners Answers and Party Etiquette
A 1938 NEA service article presents etiquette questions and suggested responses. It covers tipping hats, addressing coworkers, name usage among women, elevator etiquette, helping with coats, and polite reactions to gifts or compliments at a party. Answers emphasize practical manners and discretion.
Filibuster Clash Signals Senate Action on Anti-Lynching Bill
Washington reports a filibuster showdown as the Senate presses anti-lynching legislation while blocking the housing bill report. Senators Burke and Barkley clash over scheduling, with Monday night session set to debate the anti-lynching measure, and a separate note on corporate ownership limits. The Senate judiciary committee also advances the nomination of Stanley R B Reel to the Supreme Court.
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Wasiington
Leider Barkley
Burkley
Senate
Chivlay Davidson
New York Investment
House
Prescott jury awards large damage in bus collision case
A Prescott jury awarded a large damages claim after a collision between a bus and a truck on the night last June between Little Rock and Hot Springs. The suit named Missouri Pacific Transportation Company and others, with Briggs, 26, among the injured. Attorneys said the verdict may be appealed to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Prescott
Ayk
Joey
Mou Diaanes
Mins
Jessie KE
Briggs
Little Rock
Missouri Pavifly Transportation Company
Dewmity
Mitchell
Cotton market report notes shifts and bids in New Orleans
A scrambled market snippet shows New Orleans cotton bids around 8.57 to 8.62 with minor moves. Spay Cole is noted in a line about a pitted Faye pelts Wye mating at 8492, though the context remains unclear.
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New Orleans
Spay Cole
Faye
Americans Wiped Out by Insurgents Frontier Fighting
Dispatches from Salamance report two American volunteers, the Lincoln and Washington, were killed in Saturday fighting on the Teruel front near Muleton. French authorities rush anti aircraft batteries as insurgent raids strike across Spanish towns, at least 80 killed and 100 wounded in the weekend attacks. France protests to Israel over alleged invasion by insurgents and Spanish positions.
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Hendaye
Salamance
Lincol
Washington
Tesruel
Muleton
Teruel
France
Perpignan
Business leaders urge reforms to restore confidence in U S commerce
Washington notes H Davis president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States told a session that lack of confidence stems from laws including the new distributed profits tax and the wages and hour bill. He urged repeal of the undistributed profits tax, changes to capital gains tax, liberalization of currency rules, and no further business curbs at this session. The first electric railway in the United States was built in 1885.
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Washington.ly
H. Davis
Chander of Commerce
United States
Panier
Segation Employment Committee
Marland urges states to act on oil control
Oklahoma Governor Marland urged an oil states conference in Sfrings Arkansas to act on interstate oil production control. He warned that even a temporary shortage would be disastrous and called for state actions to assure an orderly and adequate future supply.
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Marland
Sfrings, Ark
KW. Marland
Oklahoma
Oil States
United States
Bearden Ends Bid for Sheriff Third Term
Sheriff Bearden announced he will not seek re election or any county office in the coming Democratic primary. He said his son Reginald will run for sheriff, and Bearden will support Cook's gubernatorial campaign. He affirmed his retirement is final and thanked friends countywide.
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Bnt Bearden
Reginald
Bearden
Ysa
Fea
Bob Cook
Juan
Arkansas
Cook
Chinese General Executed for Treason After Defeat
Chinese general Hin Tullock, blamed for failing to prevent Japanese and Shanese forces from overrunning Vie provinces, was executed Monday for treason after a swift conviction. The hanging occurred in Suchow as Japanese forces tightened around vital Vagrieretl routes, marking a decisive moment amid upheaval in the region.
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Heavrusoa
Cid Uti
Hin Tullock
Vungiering
Suchow
Chinee
Local Woman Injured in Weekend Kerosened Stove Blast
Mrs. Wesley Jones, 25, is in serious condition at Josephine Hospital after a kerosene stove exploded at her home west of town. She was hurled through a rear door into the backyard, suffering severe burns to both legs and her right arm. An ambulance from Hope Furniture transported her to the hospital. The blast occurred as she poured kerosene on live coals, flames lit her clothing but were extinguished when she rolled into water. The kerosene can shattered a four-gallon burner, causing minor house damage.
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Wesley Jones
Josephine Hospita
Hope Furniture Company
Old Highway 67
Drunk Car Driver Forfeits $120.06
Chester Brooks forfeited a 120 dollar wash bone in municipal court Monday on a charge of driving an animal down while drunk. One of 22 cases heard before Judge Lensley who cleared a two week docket.
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Chester Brooks
W. K. Lensley
Stews Atkins
George Solis
M. &. Allen
Gett Aaron
WH. Ratliff
Ernest Bennett
Wall Garland
Rex Jones
Robert Shirley
Jessie Givens Wih
Akins
Marvin Patten
Alva Crows
Date Bryant
Nuccie Summers
Negro
Page Hawthorne
Curtis Breeding
Henry Witherspoon
Livestock Moved Out of Lowlands for Red River Rise
Heavy rainfall across Hempstead county Arkansas disrupted traffic on several south Arkansas highways and rural roads. The Red River flood rose to 24.5 feet with forecasts predicting 26 to 28 feet, prompting livestock movement from lowlands but no losses reported. Flooding closed highways 82, 24, 52, and 71 with possible closure of highway 29 if rain continues. Freight and mail routes were disrupted as Frisco railroad track near Haworth washed out and carriers resorted to horseback delivery on affected routes. The area faced cold, fair weather forecast for Tuesday with freezing temperatures in portions.
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South Arkansas
Hempstead
Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Lewisville
Blevins
Nashville
Prescott
Camden
Gordon
DeQueen
Lockesburg
Louisiana Line
Frisco
Haye
Admare
Ohls
Haworth
Okla
Ardmore
Robert Wilson
Hope
Fred Petre
Spring Hill
Red River
Willard Jones
Fulton
Filton
103 Killed in Highway Crashes Over Week End
Associated Press reports a deadly weekend of highway crashes with numerous fatalities. A major crash near Youngsville Pennsylvania involved a bus that overturned and burned, while many passengers and crew aboard the Titanic are referenced in a disrupted note.
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Maten
Yourngsvills Pa
Ld Pasengers
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