Terrible Terry Charged by Ter rible Terry in Post
Travis Jackson of Waldo, longtime Giants teammate of Memphis Bill Terry, is cited as defending the players against newspaper editors in New York. The Saturday Evening Post accuses city editors of biased coverage favoring owners over players in salary disputes, highlighting a protracted clash involving Terry and his aloof stance toward the press.
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Ecausee Travis Jackson
Waldo
Arkansas
Memphis
Bill’ Terry
New York Giants
Giant
Corry
Metropolitan
Saturday Evening Post
Terry
New York City
Giants
Shaartgly
Big City
Ife
Torry
Extra Session for Road Debt and Toll Bridges Is Likely
Arkansas news reports indicate Governor Bailey will meet with the 11 member State Board of Finance to study a plan for refinancing the state's highway bond debt of about 145.6 million dollars. A potential special legislative session depends on board recommendations and funding availability for new highway construction and related appropriations. officials discuss finance, debt refinancing, and Bridge programs with possible grants if approved.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Artenua of Finance
Little Rock
Bailey
State Board of Finance
Uhre
Floweinoe
Boura al Piniaree
Arkansas
Prime numbers ranges and worded queries on a classified page
The fragment asks to name prime numbers from 50 to a limit and mentions a classified page. It includes garbled place names and numbers, suggesting a puzzle or math prompt from a newspaper. No clear events, dates, or people are identifiable beyond general math questions.
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Montis
Bhase
New York Sports Pages Feud Over Terry and Tunney
The essay scrutinizes New York City sports editors amid a public feud involving Bill Terry and Gene Tunney. It argues the press publicizes sports figures harshly, while the public s view should favor athletes on the field.
Identical Names Cause Mixup in Municipal Court
W H Rateliff, a Patmos truck driver and livestock dealer, denied being the W H Rateliff charged Monday with drunkenness. He complained about public shaming after a newspaper report, asserting he has never been convicted and opposes liquor.
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W. H. Rateliff
Patmos
Sun
W. HH. Rateiff
Mind Your Manners Shower Etiquette Quiz
A 1948 NEA Service etiquette Q and A asks when a bride shower is appropriate and what actions guests should take. Answers cover timing for showers, gifts replacing wedding gifts, guests taking refreshments, a post birth stork shower, second marriages, and proper invitation etiquette.
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NEA Service, Inc
Gag Law vote to stop filibuster set for Thursday
A Hempstead County drive to raise funds for the national anti paraly sis campaign backed by President Roosevelt reported progress with $42 raised by Wednesday morning toward a $100 goal. Local committees listed dozens of donors as the drive aimed for completion by Thursday. In Washington, Southern senators pressed the anti lynching bill while debating limits on debate with clotsure and filibuster tactics drawing intense attention.
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Robert A. Campbell
Hd. m
Roosevelt
Hempstead
Thursttay
L. W. Young
Lloyd Spencer
Sid McMatt
R. G. McRae
FL Hoelscher
Jim
Hope Confectionery
Wot
Robert Campbell
Luther G L. M
Lil Tarity
Harald Porterfield
P. Ete Lemley & Lemley - Wayne
England
Pink
W. Taylor
John FP
Voxcey
A. J. Neighbour D
S. Gordon
T. Evans
Frank Nolen
F. McFaddin
Tully Henry Byron Evans
Muirhead
Kranks Fruit Store
Heece Ins Greening Wa
AL Glovervieve Carrigan
McBdonald
Walter Wright W. QO. Beene
Init
Hope Star
KM. Mi
Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Wheeler
Mont
Burke
Herring
Connally
Tex
Neely Dem
W. VI
WPA Fund Appeal Refused for Arkansas Rural Schools
Washington WPA refused approval of a grant of six thousand two hundred sixty six dollars and twenty five cents to keep Arkansas rural schools open for an eight month term. A WPA official said aid was refused because the WPA could not step in with state government functions. Little Rock later reported the state Department of Education received 4 8 469 65 from the state equalizing fund to support seven month terms across 52 school districts in 28 counties with several listed allocations.
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Washington
WPA
Arkansas Department of Edlacation
Wita
State Department
Little Rock
Bearden
Quachila County
Nurphlen Union
Pangborn
Romance
Miss Lula Meaders Dies Hotel Owner in Nashville
Miss Lula Meaders proprietor of the Nashville hotel died Tuesday from apoplexy after two years of illness. Born in Center Point, Ark, she moved to Nashville early and helped run the family hotel for 44 years with her mother Mrs. J. L. Meadors. Funeral at 2:30 Wednesday at the hotel conducted by Rev. C. E. Holmes. Survived by brother Tom Meadors of Prescott and a niece Dorothy Sitrigkliad of Nashville.
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Nashville
Ark
Lula Meaders
di? A. Mn
Miss Meaders
Center Point
Miss Meador
J. L. Meadors
Miss Meadors
Hempstead county ginnings set record per acre in 1937 crop
Unofficial estimates show Hempstead county 1937 ginnings reaching about 29 500 bales by January 16 1988 with per acre production the largest on record. The total nears the all time peak though acreage was reduced from the banner year when production slightly exceeded 30 000 bales.
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Hempstead
Band Study Opens in Fourth Grade Classes
Fourth grade students at Paisley and Brookwood schools will begin pre band training using the Saxette method. Classes meet twice weekly for half an hour with Thomas Cannon and staff guiding students. Details on admission and start dates will be announced soon.
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Paisley
Brookwood
Chileron
Thomas Cannon
Mape
14 Are Killed in French Explosion
Paris suburb Villejuif laboratory blast killed 14 people including five soldiers, three civilian laborers, three chemists, two police inspectors, and five others. Ten were injured as munitions from the revolutionary group CASAR exploded while being loaded for removal to Versailles artillery park.
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Paris
France
Villejuif
Artillary Park
Versailles
Vie
Vie Policy Duaffour
Fire damages two Negro residences in Hope
Hope firemen answered two calls on Wednesday burning at 4243 North Walnut Street and Oaklawn addition. A flue fire at the first residence caused no damage, while the second damaged the roof valued at about 26 dollars.
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The
Hope Fire Department
North Walnut Street
Oaklawn
Japanese Drive on Interior Stopped. Shanghai News
SHANGHAI China Japanese drive to conquer China stalled for three weeks. An appeal from American missionaries at Tenghsien 13 miles north of the Sunghai line asked the United States Consul General E Gauss to assure that the Japanese would not besiege the mission refugee camps there. The Japanese force reportedly occupied Tenghsien a week ago.
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Shanghai
China
Chinas
Siange
Teghsien
Sunghai Jites
Tenghsien
Iad
Ty United Tates
E. Gauss
Noe Improves MEMPIUS Teas Report From Clergy
Fragmentary text mentions a Reverend Isding Nao and a religious observance, with notes about improvements and a community context. Physicians are referenced but details are unclear. The readable portion suggests a church or temple setting and a reported renewal or restoration event in a local community.
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Mempius
Isding Nao
Thought Obedience to God as Evidence of Sincerity
A terse reflection notes that obedience to God is the clearest sign of true belief and unwavering devotion. The saying emphasizes a devout outlook guiding actions as proof of faith.
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Eman
Red River Flood Reaches 31 Feet at Fulton Arkansas
The Red River swelled by recent rains rose six feet above flood stage and reached 31 feet at Fulton at 7 am Wednesday. A forecast of 34 feet by Thursday prompted farmers to move livestock from lowland areas while fears grew of a levee break three miles south of Fulton. Roadways near Highway 55 risked impassability as the river backed up along the corridor.
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Fulton
McNab
Arkansas
Charles Q. Thomas
Texarkana
Ashdown
Prescott
Camden
Roa
Lewisville
Biance
Horatio
Foreman
DeQueen
Whelan Springs
Fruit & Truck Branch
Associated Press
Middle West
New England
Far West
Florida
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan
Dakotas
Illinois
White
Ouachita
Arkadelphia
Mrs. John C. Tuel Buried Near Hope Tuesday
Mrs. John C. Tuel, 5, died early Tuesday at her daughter’s home south of Hope. Funeral and burial were at Huckabee Cemetery, led by Rev. Vo AL Hammond. Born February 23 1852 in Albion NL, daughter of Silas and Mrs. Baird. She married John C. Tuel in 187%. Six of eight children survived by daughter A A Hamilton and son Charles W. Tuel of Little Rock, with 11 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. She joined the Christian church in childhood.
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John C. Tuel
A. A. Hamilton
Hope
Huckabee Cemetery
Vo AL Hammond
Albion
Silas Baird
A. 4. Hamilton
Charles W. Tuel
Litle Rock
Christian Church
Cotton prices open in New Orleans market
The March cotton market in New Orleans opened at 5.60 and closed at 8.53, with steady cotton prices slipping about three points to middling at 8.03.
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New Orleans
Sper
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Spectator
Weoclass
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Gene Tunney
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Tunney
Bouh Tunney
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Bill Terry
Pepper
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Fla
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WPA Fund
U.S
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Rosston
Emited
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Stamps
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Huckabee
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