Police Arrest Six in Hope Moonshine Raids
Local law enforcement raided households in Hope on Tuesday night seizing more than 15 gallons of moonshine. Six men Charlie Graham 9 Frat Scott Dora Straughter Marvin Patten Howard Turner Roosevelt Williams were arrested on untaxed liquor offenses and selling untaxed liquor without licenses as officers vow to fill both jails and stop illegal whisky handling.
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Red County
Hope
Charlie Grahan
Frat Scott
Dora Straughter
Marvin Patten
Howard Turner
Roosevelt Williams
Exemption Rules For Selective Service In Arkansas
Little Rock officials clarify exemptions for married registrants regarding dependency. Only qualified exemptions apply if wives are dependents and other dependents are considered. The guidance from Arkansas headquarters updates policy on who counts as a dependent and how exemptions may be granted.
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Little Rock
Ann
Puli Andl
Arkansas
Boeallist Laards
Wis
Sheferree
Charles 5
Girret
Mssistant
Qliteetur
Warns on Arkansas wage and hour bill impact on farming economy
A columnist cautions Little Rock readers about H. B. 129 the state wage and hour proposal. He argues a federal re enactment would burden local farm trade raise prices and reduce employment while agriculture benefits from policy shifts elsewhere. He urges focusing on growing industry and improving farm incomes.
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All America
Hotel Marion
Little Rock
Arkansas
Hope
Snaes
America
Arkangel
Willisville and Locust Bayou Prep Games Thursday
Willisville hosts Locust Bayou in two top district showdowns at Willisville on January 30. Locust Bayou dominates eastern Yarong teams and eyes the district title. Willisville boys won the Vitalia L tournament 35 27 over Bodean, while Chichester girls beat Wildsville 47 35 for the plate. Lunebug and Werkl teams also noted in consolation results.
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Willisville Joys
Willisvillle
Locust Bayou
Istries
Willisville
Willsville Vitalia
Bodean
Chichester
Wildsville Girls
Lunebug
Cule
Toll toll Romania revolt toll official figures released
Bucharest reports identify casualties from last week's revolt with four killed in city edge gun fight and hospital deaths. Official count lists 444 wounded in Bucharest facilities and 32 injured civilians in provinces. A magistrate and a reserve lieutenant are among the dead. Seventeen aviation officers students received varied hard labor sentences. No death sentences announced. Electrified farms rise to 1.7 million nationwide, more than double 1935.
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Bucharest
Ministry of the Interior
thMe
Gunvase Tavest
HM Army
Iran
Yevyalt
Army School For Aviation
Thought on rash tears and counsels from Burke
A short reflective line quoting Burke warns that rash tears worsen troubles. It notes tearful counsel often delays action yet intensifies the evils one seeks to avoid, stressing caution over impulsive emotion.
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Burke
Refunding Act Referred to Voters in Arkansas
Governor Adkins moves to place the 137 million dollar highway bond refunding plan before voters at the February 15 election. Petitions would ask whether the refunding board should proceed and whether the act itself should be approved, with an advisory committee to staff the Refunding Board. Three state senators and five House members join ex-officio officials in the board.
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Little Rock
Adkins
Abe Collins
de Queen
Arkansas Bar Association
Marion Wasson
Fayetteville
Charles H. Murphy
Dorado
F. Kramer Darragh
J. EB. Hallan
Wynne
Reynolds
Hendrix College
Conway
W. R. Appleton
Wireen
Herbert &, Thoms
Lie Reck
Soupp
Fitzhugh
Alplin
R.A. Young Se
Fort Smith
J. J. Wemerdorff
W.T. Sillington
Paberiaaa
Donakley Reynolds
Henry Moore
Foxaurtuna
WW. Campbell
Forrest City
Spenveg
Boul
Hive Horn
Adkins Admin Mion
Thomas Weegett
Lloyd Spencer
Hope Banker
House
Bayley
Earl Page
C. G. Hall
J. Olvar Mumpheey
Jack Hult
Leggett
Hempstead Students on A&M Honor Roll
Three Hempstead county students at Magnotia A and M college made the honor roll for the first semester. Laura Reid, a freshman averaging 5.13. Marjorie Malone, a sophomore with 4.80. and Mary Hult, a freshman on the Nashville route, with 5.88, ranked third highest among all students.
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Hempstead County
A. and
M. College
Magnotia
Laura Fase Reid
Marjorie Malone
Iren Hope
Laura Page
Fierlman
Marjorie
Mary Maxig Hult
Nashville
All of Libya Jeopardized
CAIRO reporting that British motorized units have penetrated deep into Libya threatening Italy's hold on the eastern colony. Advanced forces are said to move toward Derna and a main assault is planned on a coastal town west of Tobruk, with Cairo confirming expanding pressure on enemy forces.
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Cairo
Libya
Italy
Geaval
Dera
Britain
Derna
Fall Tobruk
Devon
GHQ
Haltian Erityen
Suen Berder
British Call New Class for Military Registration
A royal proclamation issued Wednesday orders men aged 18 to 19 and 37 and older to register for military service. The first new class affected includes men born in 1920 who will register February 22, with J Hotson from the ministry of labor stating the proclamation ensures a steady flow of men into the fighting services.
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London
J & Hotshon
Bobcats Edge El Dorado 31 to 26 in rough tilt
Hope High School Bobcats defeated El Dorado 31 26 in a hard fought home game Tuesday night. McKnight led El Dorado with 16 points while Clark scored 11 for Hope and Sims and Smith added 3 and 6. Next week the Bobcats host North Little Rock and Pine Bluff in two conference games.
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Hope High School Bobcats
el Doarlo
Bobcats
Wildcats
el Dorado
Hope Boys
el Doradoa
McKnight
Clark
Hope
Sims
Smith
North Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Jury Deliberating in Randolph Banker's Murder Trial
Randolph county circuit court jurors weighed the murder case against Glen Brown, 35, banker, in the killing of Kern Hall, 45, a World War II veteran. Deliberations continued into Wednesday afternoon as jurors reported difficulty reaching a verdict.
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Focahontas
Ark
Randolph County
Glen Brown
Kern Hall
Missionary Party for Presbyterian Men
A missionary party for Presbyterian church men is set for 7 30 Wednesday night at Mrs. Thomas Brewster residence. Hosts include Dr. Etta Chaplin Miss Mamie Twitchell and Mrs. L A Foster. The program features games and refreshments. All men invited.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Etta Champlin
Mamie Twitchell
L. A. Foster
Food Stamp Bill Is Introduced in Arkansas House
LITTLE ROCK A bill to regulate bookmakers to raise funds for administering the federal food stamp plan and to supplement money for pension and school funds was introduced in the Arkansas House by Van Dal sen of Perry. The measure would license all bookmaking firms with a 50 fee and 7 percent annual tax on total bets, estimating about 4 million dollars yearly.
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Little Rock
van Dalsen
Perry
State Revenue Department
Perry County
Negro Farm Meeting for Clow This Friday
Negro farmers of the Clow community will meet Friday at 2 o clock in a Soil Conservation District planning meeting at Clow. Oliver L. Adams county agent Buford Page Soil Conservation Service and Ira W. Harris lead the arrangements. All local Negro farmers wishing to improve and conserve their farms are invited to attend. The note about Ontario supplying 96 percent of Canada’s agricultural implements is mentioned.
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Clow
Oliver L. Adams
Buford Pae
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation District
Ira W. Harris
AEL
Thursday s Tag Deadline for Arkansas Vehicle Licenses
Letter from I L Pilkinton at the State Department of Revenue notes the final date for buying Arkansas motor vehicle tags without penalty is midnight January 30, 194. After this time a penalty is due on vehicles used since January 1. Commissioner Jon Hardin says the penalty is $4 for each ten days of fractional period until it matches the license cost, per Frank D Clancy.
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I L. Pilkinton
State Department of Revenue
Arkansas
Jon Hardin
Frank D. Clancy
Chamber Opposed to Federal Anti-Strike Law
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States expressed opposition to any federal anti strike legislation tied to the defense program on Tuesday night. In Milwaukee, efforts to prevent layoffs at the Allis-Chalmers plant continued without success as the national body urged voluntary cooperation and internal plans to settle labor disputes.
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Associated Press
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers
Chambers
Washington
National Chamber
Chamber
Metaxas Dies After Throat Infection In Greece
Athens reports Genvarni Metaxas, Greek premier and dictator, died at 6 20 pm after a tonsil infection worsened following surgery. King George II summoned the cabinet to name Constantine Metaxas as successor, while proclamations pledged continued support for the people and war effort.
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Athens
Genvarni “Mets
Constantin Manianda
Costa
Metaxas
Constantine
CST
George
Alexandra Korizis
the Nations Bank
Metexas
Hear Labor Bill Thursday At Public Hearing In Little Rock
A public hearing is set for 1 30 p m Thursday in Hotel Marion Little Rock on H R 129 the state wage and hour bill Rep Royce Weisenberger says many citizens will attend The House Labor Committee directs the hearing Also at 7 30 p m Thursday at Hotel Marion a hearing on H B 32 the hospital reorganiza tion bill will be held H B 4 highway continuations remains on the governor's desk Weisenberger reports
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Hotel Marion
Little Rock
Royce Weisenberger
Star
House Labor Committee
Feild
Long
State Hospital
Weisenberger and Biales
Weisenberger
Origins of Sports and Invention Clues Quiz
A multiple choice puzzle asks for the country of origin and approximate invention time for sports like basketball Gulf lawn tennis and track meets. Options include United States Scotland England France Japan Italy and more. The page presents disjointed questions with scrambled letters and asks readers to identify origins. continuous text spans various sports clues and answer choices.
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England
United States
Greece
Canada
Gulf
Holland
Russia
Scotland
France
Roman Empire
Argentina
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Werkl
Romania
Hempstead
A.&m
U.S
U S. S. Augusta
Mont
Colg
Dakota
Kan
Iowa
AN San Cem
U. S
EL E Kimmell
Pacific Fleet
King
Atlantic
VC. Hart
Qu Land
Hugh Drum
Ber Lear
Second Army
James
Brees
Third Army
John L. DeWitt
Fourth Army
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Puerto Rico
Trinidad
Daniel van Voorhis
Randolph
New Orleans
West
Missionary Party
Province of
Ontario
Dominion of Canada
C.C
U. S. Chamber
John Metaxas
Eueland
Ching
Bermuda
Cemle
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