Montgomery Puts Turner to Sleep in Southern Heavyweight Fight
In Little Rock, Montgomery charged with his Mary Ann punch in the second round, knocking J. D. Turner unconscious. The 2,500 spectators rose as Turner, the Dallas giant, collapsed on the canvas after a jaw shot, ending the bout under crowd-pleasing chaos.
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Little Rock
Lioyd Montgomery
Mary Ann
J.D. Turner
J.D
Turner
Monty
Dreamland
Montgomery
J D
Elmer
Hype Case Reveals Move From CCC to WPA Work
The report follows a young man labeled Hype, aged 24, who shifts from CCC to WPA, assigned to a drainage project at a $66 fourty hour week. His veteran status and disability pension are noted, with his $1,500 WW bonus used to aid farming. He appears as a farm worker amid changing relief programs.
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WPA
AAA
CCC
Wheatbeard
le Jacob
Hype Case Ended: Farm Subsidy Tale and Public Payroll
A fragmented report traces Hype, a 17 to 24 year old tied to farm subsidy programs, computing government costs from welfare to WPA while noting Uncle Jacob’s influence and ongoing public payroll. It mentions Calumet Farm’s $9000 bid for Loma, dam of Xalapa Clown, at a dispersion sale, and references Xalapa’s racing lineage.
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AAA
United States Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Jacob
WPA
Paris
Calumet Farm
Loma
Xalapa
Treyivco
Loma Oda
Xalapa Clown
Hempstead County Conference Cage Schedule Summary
The schedule lists Friday games on January 27 with Guernsey at Columbus Fulton at Patmos Saratoga at Washington and Blevins at Spring Hill, followed by February 3 matchups. Subsequent dates include Blevins at Parnos, Fulton at Columbus Guernsey at Blevins Saratoga at Spring Hill Washington at Patmos February 14 and 17 with various pairings. Hope High hosts district and conference events through February and early March, culminating in Big 15 tournament at Pine Bluff and District 10 tournament at Hope.
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Guernsey
Columbus
Fulton
Patmos
Saratoga
Washington
Blevins
Spring Hall
Spring Hill
Patmoy
Palmos
Jonesboro
Hope
Ark
Deoneal
el Dorado
Waldo
Waldy
Ashdown
Piig
Carnegie Tech Beats Pittsburgh In EIIBC High Scoring Game
Carnegie Tech defeated Pittsburgh 55 to 50 in a Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball Conference game, marking the highest scoring contest in the league's history. The win lifts Carnegie Tech and highlights a standout offensive showdown between the two rivals.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie ‘Tech
Peter's Three-Fold Acknowledgment and Renewed Calling
The lesson traces Peter's denial and bitter repentance after Jesus' death, then his restoration by Jesus who asks Peter three times, Do you love me, and charges him to feed the lambs and sheep. It shows Peter's shift from ambition to quiet faith, embracing the Cross and ministry amid anticipated suffering.
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Peter
Jesus
Simon
John
Israel
NEA Service, Inc
Hope Students Do Well at Magnolia College
Frank Malone, sophomore, ranked seventh overall at Magnolia College A and M for the first semester with a 5.43 average. Paul Waddle, freshman, earned honors with a 4.40 semester average and serves as an assistant to the Dean of Men. Jackson Vineyard, an honor student with 4.25, assists in the Mathematics department.
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Frank , Malone
Hope
Magnolia A
Malone
Aon
Paul Waddle
Jvns
Waddle
Jackson Vineyard
Vineyard
Whit Dissolved Against Issuing Hospital Bonds
MAGNOLIA Ark An injunction obtained weeks ago by D W Raley Magnolia against issuing bonds for a city hospital was dissolved Thursday morning in chancery court Chancellor Walker Smith dismissed the case for lack of equity Raley had obtained an injunction as a tax payer Last fall citizens voted to issue bonds to match a PWA fund for that building of a hospital here.
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Magnolia
Ark
D. W. Raley
Chancery Court
Walker Smith
Raley
PWA
Next Opponent for Louis Considered in Indoor Fight Talks
New York reports promoter Mike Jacobs and Joe Louis weigh a March indoor bout at Madison Square Garden with possible opponents including Maxie Baer Lau Nova Galento and Bicycle Bob Pastor Pastor seen as most likely for the March date to renew with Louis after the recent knockout of John Henry Lewis. Louis earned 34 413 70 from a 102 015 43 gate while Lewis took 15 056 for his appearance.
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New York
Joe Louis
Peliond
Mike Dnacobs
Manson Square Garden
John Henry Lewis
Don
Joe
Madeop
Maxie Baer
Lau
Ovilee
Pastor
Mike
Louia
John Henry
Lewis
Dean Gray Resigns at Farm College
Dean Dan T. Gray of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture and director of the Agricultural Extension Service since 1924 has submitted his resignation. Officials say the action may reflect differences over the AAA program and changes in the university board.
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Little Rock
Dan T. Gray
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Argicultural Extension Service
J. C. Futrall
Galley
Dean Gray
Fayetteville
J. W. Highfill
Dean Grayhart
Agricultural Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
AAA
R. E. Short
Brinkley
Harold Young
Galloway
Pulaski County
Corrion Conservation Committee
Short
Young
Arkansas Farm Bureau
New Deal Farm Program
Washington
General Assembly
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
College of Agriculture
Little Rock Insurance Man Dies After Pneumonia
Robert W. Newell, 53, head of a Little Rock insurance business and former bank employee, died from pneumonia following an operation. A New York native, he served as treasurer for the Little Rock Baseball association and supported civic causes including the Little Theatre movement. He leaves a widow and three sons, Paul D, Frank W, and Robert W Jr. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Little Rock
Robert W. Newell
Little Rock Baseball Association
New York
Trinity Episcops Church
Paul D
Frank W
Robert W. Newell, Jr
Swo-Sport Coach Guides Dartmouth and Indiana Drills
Dartmouth College track coach Harry Hillman leads a year of conditioning with the Swo-Sport program. At Indiana University Ralph Graehan drills freshmen in backfield and football drills as part of varsity schedules.
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Cinder Hanover
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth College
Bloomington
Ind
Ralph Graehan
Indiana
State Social Security rolls show 1 472 Arkansas claims in 1934
John H. Cooter of the Social Security Board in Texarkana reports 1 472 claims were filed in Arkansas in 1934 by workers or heirs aged 65. November payments averaged 51 23 for those alive and 57 61 for deceased workers. Cooter notes many claims remain due to lack of knowledge or red tape fears and cites changes allowing spouses by marriage to receive payments.
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Arkansas
John H. Cooter
Social Security Board
Texerkana
Washington
Board
Cooter
Federal Building
Texarkana
Aric
Daladier Declares France Will Not Cede Territory
Premier Daladier asserts France will defend territorial integrity in North Africa and safeguard Mediterranean communications. He cites Anglo-Saxon support, praises Britain, notes Roosevelt’s words, and signals no retreat or sacrifices. Daladier’s remarks come as he seeks confidence votes amid tense events.
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Great Britain
Mediterranean
Daladier
France
North
Africa
Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Six Men Trapped in Fire at St Anthony's School
Six men were trapped when a falling roof collapsed at St Anthony's School in Louisville Kentucky late Thursday night. Two men were believed killed as the blaze roared through the building including the auditorium and church areas. four men were rescued from the ruins.
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Louisville
St. Anthony's School
Pioussville
Hoop Harmony at Northwestern Beebasket Game
A Bee lead observes the latest Northwestern basketball diversion with singing. A tenor and soprano were well received at the Mini Aesola game, adding a musical interlude to the event.
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Harmony Swanston
Northwestern
Caraway Seeks Road Aid Legislation Extension
Senator Caraway proposed a one year extension to keep Arkansas from matching federal funds for road aid. The prior exemption ends June 30 after Arkansas directed over 90 percent of gas tax revenue to highways. He also urged a $30 million appropriation for emergency highway construction in 1940 and 1941.
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Washington
Caraway
Arkansas
New Stockyard Advertising Booklet Details Route Tour Aiming to Boost Travel
The Broadway of America Highway Association will publish a 32 page red white and blue booklet mapping the route from San Diego to New York with points of interest for each section. Towns along the route will order booklets costing about rents each, hotels filling stations and tourist camps to keep copies, and the Chamber of Commerce will display samples soon. The Chamber also has a complete list of current senators representatives and state bills with brief explanations for members.
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Broadway of America Highway Association
San Diego
New York
Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
Wind Up As Pilots ST LOUIS Six former Cardinals and Browns managers
Six former Cardinals and Browns are IL managers including Rogers Hornsby Baltimore Billy Southworth Rochester Jack Burns Toronto Bert Nicholf Jersey City Burleigh Grimes Montreal and Steve ONeill Buffalo May Be Charm PITTSBURGH The Firalys bring up Ken Heintzelman 22 year old left handed pitcher for the third time this spring Ridce For Fun CHICAGO Jerry Redawn son of a clothing plant owner is among wealthier six day bike riders Navy Cugex Maxdy ANNAPOLIS Navy has at least one player familiar with basketball Bob Laney captain and forward has scored 41 points in three games against Maryland Laney a member of the mid spe
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Browns
Rogers Hornsby
Baltimore
Billy Southworth
Rochester
Jack Burns
Toronto
Bert Nicholf
Jersey City
Burleigh Grimes
Montreal
Steve O'Neill
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Firalys
Ken Heintzelman
Ridce For Fun
Chicago
Jerry Redawn
Navy
Cugex Maxdy
Annapolis
Bob Laney
Maryland
Laney
Scout Cahill Notes Fading Baseball Paths In Youth
ST LOUIS. Scout Ray Cahill of the Browns laments shrinking prospects pools as kindergartens are seen as future hunting grounds for baseball ivory. He recalls that in the old days players sought only a chance, now bonuses and paid hitches dominate. He notes fewer smart players and a lack of fast pitchers, blaming softball and football for physical tolls on young athletes.
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St, Louis
Ray Cahill
Browns
Cahil
Cahill
Inc
Basketball Technique Tip From a Righty Pivot
A fragment notes a player using undetermined hand positions, serving with left hand and shifting the racket to the right, while in basketball he pivots and uses either hand to pitch, rarely both together. The context suggests a sport coaching snippet focused on hand usage and control.
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Magnolia College
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Louis
Bob Pastor
Farm College
Vera Zorina
Angel
George Balanchine
Georges Melintonovitch Balanchivadze
New Stockyard
Luck's Tourist Court
Frank Drake
Pate
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