Uncle Sam Buys and Gives and How
Washington report explains the FSCC Buy and Give program aiding relief and farm surpluses. It notes large purchase volumes from butter to raisins and outlines how shortages and unemployment drive relief. WPA also buys cloths, mirroring food efforts, stirring debate on the program’s limits and expansion.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Washington
UW. 5
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
FSCC
WPA
Jessee W- Tapp
F. R. Wilcox
AAA
H.C. Alben
J. B. Brickett
Booneville Train Stop Schedule Across Arkansas
Booneville to get a scheduled railroad appearance with a Rock Island Lines train stopping four times in Arkansas. The run begins at West Memphis around 4 a.m. and ends near Mansfield just after 11 a.m. Five minute stops are planned at Brinkley and Ola with engine and crew changes in Little Rock.
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Arkansas
Rock Island
West Memphis
Mansfield
Brinkley
Rocke Island
Little Rock
Ola
Well County
Booneville
Caraway Opens Campaign Headquarters in Little Rock
Mrs Hattie W Caraway opened headquarters for her campaign in Little Rock at a Southern hotel on West Markham Street. Campaign staff including Vaghan of Searcy and Roger Willoughby of Fort Worth attended, with local officials and supporters introduced by Spencer of Conway. Publicity duties from the late Senator Robinson’s team will continue as part of the campaign operation.
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Little Rock
Hattie W. Caraway
Doneshore
Hue
United States
Sennte
West Marklain Street
Wennestay
Org
J. Vaghan
Searcy
Saanger
Vaughan Sili Tie
Ntoy
Streac
Forrest City
Coraway
Wee
Ext Spaukee
Conway
Roger Wilieuus
Weedruff
Islate
Robert W. Chrisp J
Litle Reek
Maude Saunders
Gille Rock
Roy Craig
Newark
Dace T. Robinson
Publicus
Caraway
Veteran scouts debate famed players amid old timer chatter
O Neill, in Mariy casualy California, recalls long baseball days and forecasts future moves. He touts Charlie Keller of Newark as a potential Yankees outfielder and discusses Bud Seeds, Stephen Francis, and other veterans. Archer may fetch $25,000 for the Bisons.
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O'Neil
Mariy Casualy
California
San Francisco Seals
O'Neill
Cy Young
Cleveland Naps
Chirley Keller
Newark
New York Yankee
Stephen Francis
Shally
Kellor
Newsark
Giants
Youn Buttaly
Namie Freel Archer
Philadelpha Athletics
Fink
Keller
Bisons
Archer
Campaign fund drive in Arkansas by National Democratic Committee
Senator Caraway noted the 16 year longtime effort to support Mr Craig assisting the campaign. The report mentions a fund drive in Arkansas and a lead and spend program approved by Congress. Several funds will be available for projects aiding communities filing applications under the program.
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Craig
Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
Caraway
Slesswng
Congress
Fiy
Embiidiig
Newt
el Gnipmivenretts
Oath Cot Trol
Revee Aantstrietion
Public Inrildhigs
Sehouks
Senten
Arkingas
Gling
Apaientien
Ory
Washington
Ferteral
Weil
Roosevelt Arrival Plans Stir Arkansas Guardsmen
Arkansas National Guard officials outlined tentative plans for the 206th Coast Artillery band and a guard of honor from Camp Joseph T. Robinson to meet the president's special in Little Rock. Genera Bob Bailey of Roswellville invited Roosevelt to appear in Brinley, Little Rock, Danville, Booneville and Mansfield, but a telegram noted most of the trip would occur in the early morning hours.
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Arkansas National Guard
206Th Coast Artillery Band
Guard of
Camp
Joseph T. Robinson
Little Rock
Roosevelt
Bob Bailey
Roswellville
Roozevell
Platfon
Brinley
Danville
Booneville
Mansfield
WM. H. McIntyre
Pasture Weed Control and Mowing Benefits for Arkansas Farms
County Agent Clifford L. Smith discusses grazing management and weed control for pastures. Regular clipping with mowing machines before blooming reduces weed competition and encourages new growth, improving forage quality. Phosphate and lime guidance are offered to sustain soil health and support long term pasture vigor. Agricultural extension notes reference Branch Experiment Stations and University of Arkansas College of Agriculture.
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Hiter
University At Arkansas College of Metenion
Charles PF. Simons
Trimmiens
Saeed
The Payor Recalled In Cleveland Baseball Echoes
Sports editor reports a chaotic, error filled recap of a Cleveland game. Names like Pris Speaker and Walter Mails appear amid scattered phrases about Walsh, gate calls, and old Indians. The piece hints at nostalgia and a failed era of baseball with brief mentions of players and managers.
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Tary Grayson
NEA Service
Cleveland
el Walsh
Walsh
Walain
Meriden
Cony
Imelibiey
Witte
Joe Wun
Charley Jameson
Bil Wamby
Boe Jobswen
Jay Sewell
Elmer Epally Cavers
Pri Walter Mails
Alva Bradley
Sue
Kerrie
Brooklyn
O'Neill
Negro Appeals for Help in Locating Relatives
Victoria Garrett of Crawfordsville Arkansas asks The Star for help locating her father Elinore Johnson, brother Totlis Johnson, and uncle Osten Johnson. She cites difficulties due to lack of funds and requests newspaper assistance in reaching relatives and clarifying addresses.
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Star
Victoria Garrett
Neave
P.O. Bos
Crawfordsville
Ark
Aska
Ay Iinele
Elinore Johnson
Totlis Johnson
Osten Johnsen
Ani Wey
South
Tanrel Street
Proposed Amendment No 61 to Arkansas Constitution
Legal notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 61 by the General Assembly filed February 2, 1947 to have the chancery judge preside over probate court in each county, redefine probate jurisdiction, permit appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court, and authorize clerks for probate or consolidate chancery and probate courts with sections amending Article VII. It details sections 1 3 and 4, including elections of circuit court clerks, repeals of conflicting provisions, and effective date January next following approval. witnesses and official seals noted.
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General Assembly
Med
Secretary of State
Cuancery
Facil
Prolate
Supreme Court OF Arkansas
State of
Arkansas
Leo Wil
Wis
Saul
Sand Enurt
Pemling
Dawaint
Supreme Court
Chancery
Artinweas
Labiens
Eorsun
Smanner
Ste of
Atkansas
Agwil
Arkansas liquor permit notice for Ward at Tope, Arkansas
Notice states Frank G Ward is granted a liquor permit in Tope Arkansas. Permit No qe ty Prank G Ward to sell and distribute liquor in the described premises at 102 Worst 2h Tope Ark. Permit issued on July 1998 with expiration and further notes dated June 493 and July 1A.
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Norsby
Reywakes
State of
Arkansas
G. Ward
Oreuyl
Ark
Chin
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