Catholic Priests in Poland Abused and Slain Report
Vatican City report accuses Gestapo and German authorities in occupied Poland of persecuting Catholics. It alleges at least four priests shot and five killed by maltreatment, with church closures and forced migrations amid underground clergy suppression.
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Poland
Vatican City
Rome
Aly
Potish Emblissy
Holy See
Gestapo
Catholic Religion
Pozin
Gniezno
Paris
France
Meadwhite
Preimier Daladier
Wbsiavers
S- Ito
Vatican
CIPRY
Porla
Pius III
al Ie
Wii
Priewte
Asc
Hanes
Bobcats Schedule Three Games This Week
The Que High School Bobcats travel to Arkadelphia Wednesday to face the Arkadelphia Barians, host Magnolia Thursday at 7 30, then visit North Little Rock Friday for a non conference clash in the Joseph T Robinson Auditorium. Magnolia earlier beat El Dorado.
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Bobcats
Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia Bar ‘Iers
Magnolia
el Doyade
Little Rock
North Little Rock Wildcats
Joseph T. Robinson
Appropriations for FDR Slashed by Budget Cuts
Washington reports slashing of Franklin D Roosevelt era appropriations as the Budget Bureau and House Appropriations Subcommittee trim about 200 million from initial five money bills. Details include reductions in defense and Treasury-Post Office funding, with totals changing before bills reach the White House and mentions of Argentina’s auto trends.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cahyness
White House
Agriculture Department
Budget Bureau
Qawaiting Howse Jellan
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations
Baker Remains in Jail for Appeal
In Little Rock U S Judge T C Trimble ordered Nuriin Baker and two associates held while appealing their convictions. The trio were convicted in a case involving a fraudulent email advertisement claiming a cancer cure and renal treatment.
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Baker
Little Rock
iPi
U.S
T. C. Trimble
Nuriin Baker
Wilist
Renalimpustantly
Frisco Man Robert Fitzhugh Dies After Illness
Robert Fitzhugh of Frisco died last week from a heart ailment. A government mail clerk on the Frisco railroad, he worked between Ardmore and Hope for years. He was buried in Ardmore. Survived by his wife Ethel Hartin of Hope and son Hubert Jr. The notice notes tire interchange advice as unrelated caution.
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Robert Fivhugh
Jon
Frisco Railroad
Ardmore
Hope
Ethel Hartin
Hope, Ark
Hubert Jr
Fulton Play to Be Given at Columbus
The Boltension high school play titled Puesday ailely will be presented in the siuclitarium at Columbus High School starting at 7:80 o'clock. The performance, initially set for last week, was postponed due to weather conditions.
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Fulton
Columbus
Boltension High
Columbus High School
Beghuting
A Thought Vanity Quicksand of Reason
A concise reflection on how vanity clouds judgment, noting the danger of letting self image overwhelm logic. The quote by George Sanu frames quicksand as a metaphor for flawed reasoning eroding clear thought.
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George Sanu
Red Flag Secretly Placed Over President Lewis at Mine Convention
Photographers faced attack as a Communist flag was lowered toward John L. Lewis during the Mine Workers Jubilee Convention. Miners seized cameras, broke plate holders, and police restrained action after the flag was hoisted via a cord system. Official discussions followed with city officials and union leaders.
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Lloyd Flowers Cohruhis
NEA
Columbus
United Mine Workers
Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lloyd Flowers
Columbus Citizen-Nea Serview
Flowers
Aler
Lamernen
Lewis
Area girls named for D A R citizenship contest
High school contestants from Fulton Hope and Prescott are listed for the Arkansas D A R citizenship contest. Fulton High lists Martha Louise Wilson a senior class secretary with A averages and basketball player. Hope High lists Mary Sue Kent National Honor Society member and paper business manager. Prescott High lists Carrie June Greeson senior class vice president and school paper business manager.
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Arkansas
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society
Fulton High School
Martha Louise Wilson
C. H. Wilson
John Cainchapter
J. J. Battle
Hope High School
Mary Sue Kent
John M. Kent
National Honor Society
Literary Club
Clara Lowthorp
Children of the Confederacy
John Daly
Fulton
Prescott High School
Carrie June Greeson
Hartwell Greeson
Girl Reserve Club
Safety campaign to involve Hope students in patrols
Wil liam McComb of the Arkansas Automobile Association and F. W. George visit Hope to launch a safety drive in public schools. Miss Beryl Henry urges teachers to plan School Boy Patrols with city hall meetings Tuesday night. Police Chief Sweeney Copeland pledges cooperation to boost road safety in Hope, aiming to win a national award again.
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Wi. McComb
Arkansas Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
F. W. George
Hope Public Schools
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Bery] Henry
Sweeney Copeland
Hope
Atic
William McComb
Arkansas Automobile Club
March of Dimes Campaign Ends Soon
The campaign ends Wednesday with 19 persons yet to contribute. All downtown containers will be removed at that time. Half of proceeds stay locally to combat infantile paralysis and the rest goes to national headquarters for the Warm Springs, Georgia cause. The drive replaces the annual president’s ball fundraiser.
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Warm Springs
Tuesday Final Day To Get Auto Tags
Revenue Agent El VanSickle warned that Tuesday would be the final day to purchase state automobile license tags without a penalty. He noted confusion over the deadline and clarified the law granting an extension from December 30 to January 1 not January 3, with business brisk but many owners still to license their plates.
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el VanSickle
VanSickle
van Sickle
Governor Bailey
Revenue
VanSickie
Dizzy Dames Allege Threat to Hoboes Sparks Chicago Controversy
Teff Davis of Hoboes of America denounces invading "dizzy dames" driving hikers from the road. He cites 5,400 girls ages 16 to 29 hitchhiking nationwide, claiming they threaten itinerant veterans with gangs, guns, and social disruption, and seeks talks with juvenile authorities and social agencies.
Two More Hope Athletes Leave for College Towns
Two Hope High School football players depart to continue athletic and educational careers. Bill Bundy, 194 pound Bobcat center, leaves for Conway to enroll at Arkansas State Teachers College with his parents, turning down Henderson State Teachers College and Centenary College. Thomas Quimby selects Henderson State Teachers College at Arkadelphia and enrolls there joining other Hope alumni. Bundy joins Bobby Ellen at Arkansas State Teachers College, and the two will room together with Ellen enrolling last week.
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Hope
Bill Tom Bunday
Bobcat
Conway
Arkansas State Teachers College
Bundy
Sid Bundy
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Cententary College
Shreveport
Arkansas
Thomas Quimb
Book Review and Silver Tea at Hotel Barlow
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Mark Episcopal church sponsors a book review and silver tea at 1 p.m. Friday February 2 at Hotel Barlow. Mrs. R. K. W. Jackson of Columbus will review Escape by Ethel Vance. The public is invited.
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St. Mark Episcopal Church
Cotton New York Opens Higher on Monday Trade
May cotton opened at 10.40 cents per pound and closed at 10.30 cents, trading at 19.95 as a representative price, reflecting a modest shift in early session values.
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New York
Supreme Court actions touch liquor taxes and bribery case
In Little Rock the Supreme Court upheld a tax on liquor products from a Sulphur plant and reversed a bribery finding. The ruling affirmed a district court verdict against D F Jones Construction and JF G Fooks for $5 000 in a personal injury case, with allegations of juror bribery involving Roy Richardson and Roy Robins denied by Richardson.
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Little Rock
Supreme Court
Monda
Inc
West Memsyetween
Sulphur Lpt
JF. G. Fooks
D.F. Jones Construction , Company
Robins
Humphreys
Griffin’ Smith
E. L.’ McHane
Basil Beker
Robin
Lawrence
Roy. Richardson
Walnut
Congress
Richardson
Lawrence County
Grand Jury
Hope Negro Held at Arkadelphia
Commodore Harris a Hope man apprehended after robbing Luther Ward’s home in Arkadelphia Friday night. Harris wore clothing stolen from G. J. Haynie and A. B. Ridgell. Haynie found part of it in a Arkadelphia secondhand store. He was jailed in Arkadelphia Saturday.
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Gordon
Commodore Harris
Luther Ward
Harris
G. J. Haynie
A. 8. Ridgell
Haynie
Arkadelphia
Britain’s Great Britain’s celebrated sons and daughters puzzle
Britain's Great England proud of celebrated sons and daughters asks readers to match famous figures to their roles. Charles Darwin regarded as evolution theorist, Edward Gibbon as historian, Christopher Wren as architect, Alexander Pope as poet and satirist, Christopher Marlowe as dramatist, with other listed figures implied in the same clue.
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Britain
England
Charles Darwin
Edwart Gibbon
Christopher Wren
Solder
Alexander Pope
Au Cofurney
Christopher Marlowe
Astronomier
Uae
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Westin
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Camerman
Pimyk
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North Little Rock
Argentina
Trimble
Robert Fitzhugh
Frisco
Ardmore-Hope Run
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Dizzy Dames
King of the Hobos
Bill Tom Bundy
Thomas Quimby
Barlow
Lawrence Co
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