Roosevelt Nominates Aggressive New Dealers for Key Posts
Bruce Catton reviews President Roosevelt's recent appointments showing staunch liberals filling top offices. Murphy Hopkins Frankfurther Wakefield Smith Pope Amile face Senate scrutiny amid warnings of leftward tilt. The piece notes opposition to Amile and possible withdrawals of Smith while highlighting public fundraising gimmicks for infantile paralysis and White House dime collections.
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Washington
Congress
Eve
Jess
Prsident Roosevelt
Seill
Hert
New Deal
Geners
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Ecommerces
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurther
Boarl
Donald Wakefield Smith
Tennessee Valley Authority
James E. Pope
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas R. Amile
Wisconsin
Amtle
Murphy
Hopkins
Frankfurther
Senate
Smith
Amile
A S Amile
Wisconsin Progressive Party
la Folleettes
Commerce
Mec. Murphy
Hope Wins, Loses in 2 Conference Cage Games Here
Hope and Jonesboro High School basketball split a pair of conference games here. In the afternoon Jonesboro, led by J D Jones with 20 points, defeated Hope 46 to 39, snapping Hope’s 10 game win streak. Norman Green added 18 for Jonesboro as Willard Tilley led Hope with 17.
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Hope
Jonesboro
Fuicey
Bobcats
J.D. Jones
Bobcasts
Norman Green
Willard Tilley
Sneals
Speed
Hurricane
Tilley
Jones
Bora
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Green
Charles Ray Baker
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Daugherty
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Richardson
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Budapest
Thought on Murder and Security by Daniel Webster
A noted quotation asserts that each unpunished murder erodes public safety for all, reflecting on the social impact of unsolved crimes and the duty to enforce justice.
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Daniel Websler
Cranium Crackers College Quiz Headlines
Five questions test knowledge of American colleges across Hardin-Simmons Princeton Wisconsin Notre Dame and Red Dawson coaching. The piece invites readers to answer options on university locations founding years colors presidents and team affiliations.
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Hardin-Simmons University
Alabma
Texas
Tennessee
Georgia
South Carolina
Princeton University
University of Wisconsin
University of Notre Dame
Robert M. Hutchins
Harry W. Chase
Herman B. Wells
John F. O'Hara
Dr. A D Albert Delivers Series of International Talks
Dr A D Albert world traveler and lecturer opened a Rotary program for southwest Arkansas high school students with talks at a civic club meeting. He compared Hitler to Napoleon, discussed Czech issues, and praised American freedoms and citizenship. The series continues February 10 with Dr Ethan Colton as next speaker.
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Allen D. Albert
Rotary
Southwest
Arkansas
Dr. Abert
Germany
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Hitler
Napoleon
America
Albert
Ethan Colton
Cotton Market Report from New Orleans Opens Saturday
In New Orleans the cotton market opened Saturday at 8.51 and closed at 8.63. Prices shown indicate a quiet session with little movement and bids and offers not fully matched.
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New Orleans
Vollon
avielelLliog
Texan Injured in Automobile Wreck on Hope Fulton Road
A 4:30 PM Friday collision on the Hope Fulton road demolished two cars. Carl Hanson, 28, of Texas, was hospitalized with knee injuries a gash above the right eye and cold exposure after being tossed into three feet of water from a 20 foot embankment. The other driver, unnamed, suffered a knee injury.
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Hope- Fulton
Carl
Hanson
Jose Fhine ‘Hospital
Hope
Here
Fulton
Henson
Texas
Brinkley
Ark
Texarkana
Car Strikes Cow. Autoist Is Killed
Neal Wilkerson of Dallas, about 46, Western Electric representative, died in Pine Bluff hospital after an auto crash on the free bridge road five miles north of Pine Bluff. His car overturned several times into a ditch and was demolished. The accident followed two earlier crashes at the same point involving a wagon and a corn spill.
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Pine Bluff
Auk
Neal Wilkerson
Western Electric Corporation
Free Bridge Road
Ping Bluff
Wilkerson
Peppvss
Boots spur horse purchase through holiday gift tale
In Oklahoma City Mrs Sterling Harris gave her businessman husband fancy boots for Christmas. He admired them for days and finally bought a horse to go with the boots, reflecting western tradition even in the city.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Sterling Harris
Harris
Mind Your Manners Quiz Of Social Breeding
A reader test on etiquette asks if malice toward absent people is proper and whether bragging about possessions signals breeding. It outlines answers: no to sophistication, very bad manners to pan the absent, gossip shows lack of breeding, running down family signals lack, and the best response to heirloom lack of appreciation is to overlook or dismiss the subject.
Hype case shows government stake in WPA careers
The story follows Hype, a WPA worker turned inspector then watchman, as government payroll shifts shape his wages and pension prospects. He climbs from $65 to $75 monthly, faces demotion, and nears an old age pension while welfare rules hinge on his mother’s living arrangement and joint or separate residence.
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Narvey Wertz
NEA Service
Weller
WPA
PWA
Aga
WPA Doremen
County Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Han
Cabinet Shaken Up as New Nazi Italian Move Nears
British Prime Minister Chamberlain reshuffles the cabinet to boost defense and agriculture as a German Italian squeeze on France and Britain looms amid the Spanish insurgents advance. Lordeth field joins as defense coordinator. Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith becomes agriculture minister. Morrison moves to the Duchy of Lancaster. In Berlin Mussolini signals expansion, while Paris reports possible Spanish landing at Port- Hou near the French border.
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Chamberlain
France
Great Britain
Britain
Lordhatfield
Thomas Inskip
Reginald Hugh Dorman- Smith
W. S. Morrison
Morrison
Duchy of
Paris
Port Hou
Ouachita Choir to Appear Here Sunday Evening
Ouachita College Symphonic choir of 40 musicians will perform at the First Baptist church in Hope Sunday night under Rev. William R. Hamilton. The service will feature sacred music and an offering to cover choir expenses. Dr. R. G. Lee and Dr. H. A. Ironside praised the choir's 1938 Moody Institute and Moody Memorial church performances.
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First Baptist Church
Ouachita College
Loyers
William R. Hamilton
Hamilton
R. G. Lee
Bellevue Baptist Church
Memphis
Quachita College
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Moody Memorial Church
H. A. Ironside
Moody Memorial
Moody Memorial Church In the Ouachita College
Lorst
Gulf Oilers Defeat Archer 32 to 30 In Local Game
Gulf Oilers outscored Archer 32 to 30 in a high school gym match. England and Yokum led Gulf with 8 points each while D Parker top scored for Archer with 2. Next week’s games include Unique Café against Archer Motor Co and Gulf versus Columbus.
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Gulf Oilers
Archer Motor Company
England
Yokum
D. Parker
Archer
Unique Cafe
Archer Motor Co
Gulf
Columbus
Agri Instructors Meet in Hope South Arkansas
Vocational agriculture teachers from south Arkansas gathered at Hope High School on Saturday to discuss lesson plans. Notable participants included R. B. Smith state agri cultural education supervisor and G. W. Ware University of Arkansas branch staff, with many instructors from Hope, Ashdown, DeQueen, Magnolia and other towns attending.
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South Arkansas
Hope High School
R. B. Smith
G. W. Ware
University of Arkansas Frust and Truck Branch
O. J. Seymore
R. E. Jackson
L. J. Brown
Blevins
W. D. Rose
Bright Star
A. M. Thompson
Cale
X. McNeal
Camp Couchdale
C. B. Stevens
DeQueen
A. C. Hale
Fairview School of
Camden
E. C. Atkins
Foreman
C. E. Rouse
Fauke
W. H. Wohlford
Hot Springs
B. W. Chambers
Laneburg
Owen Allred
Horatio
Orville Childs
Magnolia
F. W. Jetchum
Magnolia A. & M. College
W. F. Saunders
Murfreesboro
Leonard Childs
Nashville
Erhie Tilman
Texerkane
Bass Mitchell
Okolona
N. E
Graham Stamps
Goodwin sets state scoring record with 35 points
Ouachita junior Willard Goodwin broke the state single game scoring mark by scoring 35 as Ouachita defeated Magnolia by rebounding and assisting. He started strong with 18 points by halftime and added in the final minutes before fouling out. Maddlebrook led Magnolia with nine points while Van Noy starred for Ouachita.
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Arkadelphia
Willard Goodwin
Ouachita
Bodcaw
Tigers
Magnolia Aggies
Goodwin
Moffatt
Hendrix
van Noy
Maddlebrook
Magnolia
R Ouachita
Aggies
Senate Divides As WPA Cut Brings Close Vote
Senate votes 47 to 46 to restrict WPA funding to June 30, triggering jubilant administration and tense gallery scenes. Key figures include Chavez absent, Davis Lucas Reynolds swaying, Barkley MacKellar leading the push, with Garner absent and Pittman presiding. The move hinges on economy bloc gains and party lines amid election anticipation.
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WPA
Washington
Aingle
Senate
Roosevelt
Chavez
Dem
Enco
Walsh
Mass
O'Mahon
Wyo
Barkley
MacKellar
Dem.Tenn
Borah T Rep
Ida
Connally
Texas
Pittman
Garner
Erono
Davis
Lucas
Dem. Jl
Reynolds
Dem. N. G
Unclear fragment prompts hospital recovery note
fragmented OCR text reports a person named Vasergoe in recovery at a hospital after a medical incident at Hen School. Details are incomplete. cannot confirm event type, location specifics, or involved organizations beyond Sono and school mentions.
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