McNutt Named Head of New Federal Agency in Political Move
Bruce Catton analyzes the McNutt appointment as head of the new Federal Security Agency, a blend of practical politics and idealistic statecraft. He notes McNutt's 1940 Democratic ambitions, strong organization, and the risk of elevating a political candidate while stressing the nonpolitical aim of national agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Agency
McNutt
Giso
White House
New Deal
Social Security Agency
der Hing
Social Security Board
Public Health Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
National Youth Administration
U.S. Employment Service
Field Day July 25 Drives Soil Conservation Efforts
Farmers in the Terre Rouge Bodeaw Soil Conservation District spanning 1,020,000 acres in Hempstead Nevada and Lafayette counties plan a conservation field day in Hope on July 25. Chairman Riley Lewallen says 80 farmers with about 43,000 acres have signed preeminent agreements, with 12 agreements covering around 3,000 acres already in place. The event includes a free barbecue for up to 3,000 attendees and features an address by Dr. W. H. Bennett, Chief of the Soil Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Rouge-Bodeaw
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Riley Lewallen
Hope
Soil Conservation Service Project
COC
WH. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Survive
Street
Aneeting
Lewallen
Sui Hynes
Bron CCC
Mienorandin
Iran
Conservation Service CCC
Joe I
Soil Conservation Service
World’s Busiest Pedestrian Intersection Question
The prompt asks which statements are true about New York traffic, Marjoyie Kinnan Rawlings, U S treasury duties, ibis birds, and foundation lotion usage by a hairdresser. It presents a multiple choice style page two test with seeming errors and unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siemens
Trp
Fifth Avenue
Sith Street
New York
Marjoyie Kinnan Rawlings
U. S. Secretary of the Treasury
Seek Teachers on Text Commission
Arkansas Education Association president Ralph Jones requests appointing two active teachers or supervisors to two of the three openings on the statewide Textbook Commission. He notes the governor should ensure careful selection and that vacancies arose from Dr. O L Williamson’s death and term expirations of W E Baker and R L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Textbook Commission
Ralph Jones
Fort Smith
The
Arkansas Education Association
Jones
Jewel
Willie Lawson
A KA
Bailey
Textbook Commission
O. L. Williamson
Marianna
W. E. Baker
Kingsland
R. L. Smith
Eureka Springs
My. Jones
French Probing German Spy Ring In Paris
Premier De jadier takes personal charge of the investigation into German spying in France. Several arrested individuals have confessed receiving money from foreign agents. Authorities have announced arrests of two French employees and two Germans amid secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Dejadier
New Seasonal High of 102 Degrees Is Established Here
Friday's heat pushed the official thermometer to a new seasonal high of 102 degrees at the Fruit and Track Branch Experiment Station. By Saturday morning readings neared the century mark, with forecasts suggesting relief for Arkansas as a heat wave persisted and officials logged multiple record highs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit and Track Branch
Ralief
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Little Rock
B. G. Kincannon
Pine Blue
E. M. Long
R. M. Atterberry
Harrison
Texarkana
Rogers
el Dorado
Fort Smith
Prescots
Cotton opens steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans cotton for October opened at 4.94 and closed at 8.88, spot cotton closed quiet and 19 points lower, middling 9.35.
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New Orleans
Spot
Mind Your Manners AG Quiz on Social Etiquette
A page presents a questions and answers about hostess duties, stressing guest enjoyment, food preparation, portion choices, and formality. It asks how to respond after hosting friends and returning hospitality, with suggested guidance and a sample solution labeled as the wisest option.
Nevada's Wealth Boom Draws East Millionaires
Reno reports a wave of wealthy newcomers led by real estate salesman Norman Blitz who touts Nevada residency. California financiers, New York magnates, and prominent families invest millions in Reno and Tahoe properties while public residence rules are pressed by officials.
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Bill Berry
NEA
Reno
Nev
Kilph Lisman
Jay
Fred B. Baléar
Nevada
Blitz
Nevvada
Tahoe
California
Stack
Elizabeth Stack
James Langford Stack, Jr
Robert Stack
Arthur K. Bourne
Singer
Marcia Farrell
Keresey Mart
Anthony J. Brady
Castomn
Walter Haggerty
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Pierre Mire
Walter Seliginen
Richard Bach
Max C. Fleischman
Claire Smith
Cord
Sliver Peak
Fish Valley
John Raskob
Robert Raskob
Raskels
Raskely
Blue
Degel Nevada
Renn
Weo Im Wealth Salesian
Tyue
Mathie
Esther Auchin
America
Wester Green Pastures
Feorend I
Marye
Helen Marye Thomas
Washington
Mave Rene
Pyramid Lake
Were ‘I. Marya
Russia
Virginia City
Batking
Thoughtful Christian Teachings At Page Three
Fragmentary newspaper line cites Robertson preaching about loving God obeying Him and God revealing to believers the truth of His deepest teachings. The text is brief and lacks date or location details.
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God
Robertson
Minnepolis Riot Claims Man and Injures Dozens
A day of rioting around a WPA sewing project in Minneapolis left Emil August Bergstrom dead from a head wound and many injured. Police faced gunfire and tear gas as 120 workers were escorted away. WPA projects were halted indefinitely by state administrator Linus Glotzbach after Mayor Leach declined further responsibility.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Linus Glotzbach
WPA
Emil
August Bergstrom
Bergstrom
Gletsbach
George £. Leach
John P. Gearty
Seak
Soil Conservation Service wins first half in Class B league
The Soil Conservation softball team defeated Bruner-Ivory 9 to 6 Friday night to claim the first half championship in the Class B league, posting nine wins and two losses. In a second Friday game, SCS beat Robison 18 to 9 as the second half began. Bruner-Ivory A won the Class A first half with seven wins and no losses. Next Tuesday Easy Way Tire hosts Bruner-Ivory A and Leo Robins in a double header at Fair Park. The Hope baseball team meets Texarkana Texas Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Admission is 10 and 25 cents, ladies free. The Hope lineup includes Sommerville or Brown, Urban or C. Ramsey, Barr or Galloway, Cook, Messer or Molver, F. Ramsey or Hatfield, Coop or Prince, Russell or Zinn, and pitchers Elliot, Mattison or Lowe.
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Hope Nine
Texas
Bruner-Ivory
Kana
Fair Park
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Bruner
Soil Conservation Team
Robison
Easy Way Tire Company
Benton
Bruner-Ivory A
Leo Robins
Crow's Laundry Team
Texarkana
Hope
Sommerville
Brown
Urban
C. Ramsey
Barr
Galloway
Cook
Fountain
Messer
Molver
F. Ramsey
Hatfield
Coop
Prince
Russell
Harper
Zinn
Pitcher
Elliot
Mattison
Lowe
Swimming Course To Begin At The Pines Monday
Ebb Johnson, in charge of the new swimming school at The Pines, is a National Aquatic Schools graduate with credentials to teach all water safety. He will be at The Pines Sunday afternoon and night to describe the course to interested persons. He notes swimming is a sport and leisure activity for most people.
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Ebb Johnson
Aumnming
the Pines
National Aquatic Schools
Johnson
Farm Debt Group to Meet Next Friday
Hempstead county farm debt adjustment committee will meet in Hope at 8 00 a m Friday July 21 at the Farm Security office.Cc P Boyd District RAFarm debt adjustment supervisor attends. Farmers facing debt problems may consult with the committee. services are free and confidential.
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Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment
Hope
E. M. Ossborn
Farm Security Office
Cc. P. Boyd
RA Fann
RA Rehabilitation Supervision
Jarvis Wheaton Leave Ashdown for State Penitentiary
Sheriff Jim Sanderson said Woodard Breed of Hope appealed a one year arson sentence to the Arkansas supreme court after a bond hike and a new-trial denial. R Jarvis owner of the Ashdown hotel and Chris Wheaton were moved to the state penitentiary for their roles, with Breeds case under appeal and Wheaton facing six years total including parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sanderson
Star
Ashdown
Woodard Breed of Hope
Ashdown Hotel
Arkansas Supreme Court
Little River
Minor Wilwee
Breed
Supreme Court
Sanderson
Breeds
Liberty
R. Jarvis
Chris Wheaton
Arkansas
Jarvis
Negro Wheaton
Negro Wheatton
Banks
Bradley County
Hope
Olinvis
Marion G Monroe Dies on Saturday
Marion G Monroe, 60, died at 9 45 Saturday morning at his home on Bouth Fulton street after a stroke Friday afternoon. A Hempstead county native, he worked for the City of Hope for several years. Survived by widow two brothers W E Monroe Spring Hill and L A Monroe Kilgore Texas two daughters Reagan Cornelius El Dorado and Mary Jon Hope and a son Wallace Hope. Funeral at First Methodist church 4 pm Sunday with Rev Kenneth Spore in charge. Interment Rose Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion G. Monroe
Bouth Fulton Street
Monroe
Hempstead County
City of
Hope
W. E. Monroe
Spring Hill
L. A. Monroe
Kilgore
Texas
Reagan Cornelius
el Dorejio
Mary Jon
Wallace
First Methodist Church
Kenneth Spore
Rose Hill Cemetery
19 Men Killed in Mine Explosion Near Providence
Providence Kentucky reports F W Ruckman co operator of Davin Coal says rescue squads reached two parallel diggings about 1200 feet from the shaft and 250 feet underground. Nineteen miners were dead and nine others trapped in another section as explosion occurred at 7 am Friday.
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Providence
F. W. Ruckman
Davin Coal , Company
Ruckman
Oda
Ayd Fridey
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Bruce Catton
Arthur 4
Altmueger
Frances Perkins
Oscar Johnson
Interior
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Clarence Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Dykstra
Long
Harnesity
Pelson
Iman
Terre Rouge-Bodeaw Conservation District
Soil Chief Visitor
H. H. Bennett
Pine Bluff
Borneo
Pat
OFM
Biltz
Christian Arthur Wellesley
Earl Cowley
Bealtor Biltz
Ricardo Salmona
Robert While
Minneaplis
Red Cross
Tucker Farm
Breed’s Bond
Hope Man
Kentucky
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