Edward W. Carmack seeks Democratic U S Senate nomination
Fragmented late news flashes report Edward W Carmack found near Paris Tennessee in a lucid moment he claimed about 15 dollars but no money on him. He was injured and unconscious in a roadside pickup. Also covered is New York Hughes parade and allegations of political abuse probe in Washington with Senator Berry and other renomination races.
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Paris
Tenn
Edward W
U.S
Here
Carmack
Roosevelt Seeks World Armament Reduction at Exposition
President Roosevelt told a San Francisco Exposition audience that the United States stands ready to join other powers in definite arms reduction. He noted ships at Mare Island and Washington’s naval display while praising disarmament aims and urging global leadership.
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Calif
Roosevelt
San Francisco Exposition Grounds
United States
Chis Pa Lion
Cian
Houston
HMS
Coast Guard
Bay Bridge
Diony
Mare Island Navy Yard
Bort Mason
North Beach
Mie
William J. Quinn
Golden Gate Bridge
William G. McAdon
Staunich
California
Rhios
McAdon Guyrenor
Hirst Johnson
Navy Arvivanlss
Doh Bu
Maret
San Francises
Iron Crockett
Spi
True and false statements from a Cranium Cracker quiz
A reader quiz lists five statements about names and terms. The true items include Santo Domingo as the capital of the Dominican Republic and Aphonia meaning loss of voice. The others are flagged as false or unclear in the archival note.
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Talahood
Corenelius Vanderbilt
MP Ax
Eivelus
Future Farmers End Annual Meet
HOT SPRINGS Ark Future Farmers of America closed their annual state convention Friday after selecting Billy Bryan of Forrest City as president. Other officers were Roy Maden of Green Forest vice president Robert Lee Tester of Even Shirle secretary Thomas Pickett of Ashdown treasurer Robert Spry of Berryville reporters B R Smith of Little Rock advisor Mr Pauting Presson of Little Nok executive secretary. Garching Daniels of Camden was named the Gonytal scholarships by Arkansas Polytechnic College.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Futre Farmers
Ameren
Frida
Garching Daniels
Camden
Arkatoas Palytechnie College
Jonesboro Girls Honored at Fete in Forrest City Ark
Jonesboro women dominated the Forrest City festival with crowning events at the high school stadium. Corinne Hawt was named Miss Rasterty Arkansisy and Lorene Bailey earned Queen Elberta as 80 entrants from 21 cities competed in the Peterson festival. Miss Junes, daughter of Mr and Mrs OL Junes of Hughes, won the junior flow queen title with twin brides Dolores and Diane Alexander as maids. The celebration featured peach produce and a pageant led by CCC director UNL’s Taylor filling in for Fechner.
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Forrest City
Ark
Joneshire Rats
Mhurgelay Mins
Corinne Hawt
Rasterty Arkansisy
Bath
Y Moarking
Gael
Lorene Bailey
Elberta
Forrest Laity
Junioy
Andua
Mra
Mas
Rick
AL Alexander
Dolores
Diane
Hughes
Lorene Mulley
Jonesbora
Elberia
Nationals Guards and Williams to play Fair Park doubleheader
The National Guards and Williams team meet at Fair Park on Friday night for a 7:30 start to choose the half-season champion. If they split, a third game will be held next week. The affair follows a softbal lobby dispute over true champions and the league’s new commissioners will rule on future protests.
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Williams Lumber Company
National Guards
Fair Park
Hope
Hope City Hall
E. &. Greening
Car
Tory Kinser
Terpel Cornelius
al Tivaty
Omer
Ralph Cornelius
Tules
Barbecue and Rally at Rosston Sponsored by PTA
A barbecue and political rally will be held in Rosston on July 23, hosted by the PTA. All candidates for any office in Arkansas are invited to attend or send a speaker if unable to attend. Stands will sell sandwiches to ease meal preparation, aiming to draw broad interest in the campaign.
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Rolston
Parent-Teachers Association
Aviansas
Rosston Pta
A Thought We Trust as We Love and Trust Him
A reflective line emphasizes loving Christ and deepening trust in Him through heartfelt devotion and faith. The message highlights how love for Christ nourishes confidence and reliance on divine guidance.
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Christ
Flynn Finds Stock Rise Sparks Optimism Across Nation
A mid year review by John T Flynn argues the 1936 to 1948 decline hid a nascent recovery. It notes stock gains in June and questions whether the bottom has passed, contrasting factory idle rates and private credit with government spending cuts and cautious finance. Continued on Page Three.
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John T. Flynn
Deven
Ber
Io Adhere
Jess Whan Batt
Alley Plain
Stock Exchange
Sila
Former Hope Man Succumbs Friday
Justin Dennis Acker 37, son of Mrs. B. C. Acker of Hope, died Friday morning at 3 in Booneville Arkansas. He was a long-time Hope resident. Body to be brought to Hope by ambulance for funeral at 10 Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev. W. R. Hamilton officiating. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named. Survived by widow, one son Billy age 11, and sister Mrs. Ko Baker of Little Rock.
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Justin Dennis Acker
B. C. Acker
Hope
Booneville
Ark
First Baptist Church
W. R. Hamilton
Rose Hill Cemetery
Lloyd Coup
Finley Ward
Denny Hendrix MacDuffie
Billy Duckett
Leeva Gibson
Bob Campbell
Frank Nolan
Henry Watkins
Ray Stephenson
C. Brown
Dick Watkins
Tom Kinser
McDavitt
J. JW. Strickland
Conway Jy
A.C. Shusser
Lium Billy
Mrs. Ko, Baker
Little Rook
Transportation for Boys Band To Texarkana Sought
The Hampstead county post commander Devil Weaver urged local volunteers to provide transport for members of the Hype Boys Band to Texarkana where the Arkansas Department of American Legion state convention begins Monday with a 1 p.m. parade. Call Weaver or band director Thomas Cannon to offer space. Fulton Times editor J Byrd reports creative works by the young artist.
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Texarkana
Arkansas Department of American Legion
Devil Weaver
Hampstead
Texarakia
D P.m
Weaver
Thomas Cannon
New Orleans Cotton Prices Open and Close Lower
New Orleans July cotton opened Friday at 8.69 and closed at 8.56. Spot cotton closed dutl andune changed, middling 8.80.
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New Orleans
Jonesboro Coach Electrocuted at Grandin Pool
Joe B Graham 27 rector high school coach died at Grandin pool 12 miles south of Jonesboro when he reached for a faulty wire laid along a pool awning. He climbed a rafter and touched a 10 watt wire, his body fell into the water. He was a former star athlete at Jonesboro Baptist College and is survived by his mother.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Joe B. Graham
Rector High School
Grandin
Here
Graham
Lessere
Old
Jonesboro Baptist College
Mind Your Manners in Automobile Etiquette
A needlepoint Q and A on driving manners covers proper seating for women in the back right seat, offering no advice to the driver, and not opening car passengers to drafts. When house guests travel early, they should be allowed to depart quietly without arousing others unless they must be paid for a chauffeur.
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Wacuke
Sam Place
Battle Turning in Favor of Chinese
SHANGHAI China battle turns as Chinese air raids widen along the upper Yangtze river after Japanese attacks weaken. Chinese officials report continual air strikes against Japanese military and naval units below Kiukiang, a key objective 135 miles from Hankow under Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek.
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Shanghai
China
Yangtzee River
Kiugiang
Kiukiang
Hankow
Chaing Kai
Sheck
Fire destroys four buildings in Hazen Arkansas
Fire of undetermined origin wiped out about a quarter block of Hazen business houses on Friday morning. Firemen from nearby towns helped Hazen in extinguishing the flames by about 9 30 a m. The blaze destroyed the post office, a cabal grocery store drug store and several business and professional offices.
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Hazen
Ark
Hazen Fire Department
Southern Grain Purchased Here by McRae Mill & Feed
Announcement from Hope states Southern Grain & Produce Company will be taken over by Dorsey McRae and Binford McRae. The new firm will operate as McRae Mill & Feed Company and will handle flour, fertilizer, feed, and produce with plans to improve the mill.
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Southern Grain & Produce Company
Dorsey McRae
Binford McRae
Hope
Fim
McRae Mill & Feed Company
McRae
Arkansas to Spend Five Millions on Highway Building
Arkansas moves ahead with a five million two hundred thousand dollar federal aid program for 1938 39. Secretary Wallace clears the last major barrier, with W W Mitchell directing state plans that await federal approval. A further nine hundred thirty four thousand three hundred for grade crossing elimination is allocated with no state match required.
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Arkansas
Littele Rock
Wallace
Fidiay
McClellan
W. W. Mitchell
Fort Worth
Federal Roads Bureau
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Hughes recalls perilous takeoff in round the world flight
Howard Hughes, exhausted yet upbeat, said the most dangerous moment of his round the world journey was the takeoff from Floyd Bennett Field for Paris. He described high wing loading, fuel limits, and near-maximum speeds as he explained the risks, fuel use, and adjustments needed to reach Paris safely.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Floyd Beanifield
Paris
Hughes
Grover Whalen
New York World's Fairhead
Floyd Bennett
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