Charity at home vs foreign refugee aid in America
An Our Daily Bread column argues against importing refugee children, urging readers to prioritize charity at home in Hope and Harmpsteadt counties. It claims true charity flows from individual, voluntary giving, not government taxes, and questions the moral priority of aiding distant children over local needs.
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Europe
New York
Arkansas
Horace Syulik
Hotav
America
Ulus
Hope and
Harmpsteadt
Jon
United States
Sonebody
Peace or War Ultimatum Looms From Axis Powers
Fas cist editor Virginio Gayda says Germany and Italy will issue an ultimatum to Britain within days, offering surrender or total war. Britain, preparing for invasion, orders 8,500 more children evacuated from southeast, as German bombers strike the south coast.
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Rome
Virginio Gayda
Menilay
Germany
Maly
Great Britain
Gayda
Britain
Churchill
London
Ibland Havens
Britain Offers to Close Burma Road for a Peace Study
London reports Britain ready to close the Burma road for three months to halt arms traffic to China while seeking a broader peace settlement with Japan. U S officials have been kept informed and raised no objections. Negotiations in Tokyo aim to restrict arms via the road during a rainy season, with Britain wary of harming Oriental interests.
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Britain
Burma Road
London
Brish Keley
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Hongkong
Far East
Takio
China
Robert Leslie
Craigle
Germany
Thought Nature Diary of Omnipresent God Breaks Through
A fragmentary quotation attributes a diary of an all-present deity breaking through pervasive perception. The line evokes Emersonian transcendental imagery about nature and divinity permeating reality.
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God
Emerson
Flying Co ed chapter opens with dangerous romance in air
SERIAL STORY FLYING CO-ED opening scene shows Anne Arnold defying guardian Uncle Arnold as she contemplates a first lesson with Tony. Georgette Parker warns about Tony's gangster father while Anne defends her choice amid hangar bustle and roaring engines.
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Nne Norris
Tony
Georgette Parker
Anne
Arnold
Georgette
Wadlow Lifelong Giant Dies in Alton Foot Injection Complications
Robert Wadlow, 22, once hailed as the world’s tallest man at about 8 feet 9 inches, died in Alton from complications after a foot injection. In Haifa area, enemy planes bombed Monday morning, first raid in the Holy Land war. Washington ordered 627 light tanks from American Car & Foundry, a peace-time record purchase worth about $11 million.
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Manister
Mich
Robert
Wadlow
Alton
Sli
Jerusalem
Haifa
Holy Land
Washington
Army
American Car & Foundry Co
Rural Electrification Funds For Southwest Arkansas
County Judge Frank Rider received a weekend notice showing $84 allotted to Southwestern Arkansas Electric Corporation Texarkana to build a mile of rural electric line serving 25 households in Hempstead Nevada Lafayette and Columbia counties. The letter from Congressman Wade Kitchens confirms a supplemental allotment amid prior grants totaling $417,000.
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Frank Rider
Wade’ Klichens
Klichens
Hope
Ark
Rural Electrification Administration
Southwestern Arkansas Electre Corporation
Texarkana
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Columbia
Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee to Meet
Hampstead candidates plan a two week stump tour with a tentative itinerary to be finalized after the Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee convenes at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Hope City Hall. The August 13 ballot will be arranged and candidates will draw for positions.
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Hampstead County
Patiins
Hempstead County
Democratic Central Committee
Central Committee
Hope City Hall
pAt
French July Fourth Sadness Marks France In Mourning
In Vichy France the July Fourth anniversary of liberty was observed with mourning. Marshal Petain led services with government officials present and laid a wreath on a war dead monument as crowds wept. He also bid farewell to President Lebrun amid the swift shift to an authoritarian state.
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Vichy
France
Bastille
Marsil Petain
Petain
Lebrun
Cranium Crackers About the States Quiz
A reader quiz asks five geography questions covering state name origins for Pennsylvania Utah Louisiana and Montana. It also asks about state nicknames Golden Nutmeg Bluegrass Panhandle the voting location for District of Columbia residents and the number of stars on the U.S. flag at the start of the 20th century plus which of the 48 states was most recently admitted and when. Answers appear on Combe Page.
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Pennsylvana
Utah
Louisiana
Montana
Panhandie
District of Columbia
United States
The
Union Jast
Combe Page
Circuit Court Opens in Hempstead County Courthouse
Circuit court convened Monday for the session in Hempstead county at the new courthouse with Judge Dexter Bush. The case John Andres versus Southern Tee company remained in progress at 8 pm with three witnesses heard. Duke murder case likely not heard. Sheriff Baker said Duke is under observation at the state hospital for nervous disease and no report has been sealed.
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Hempstead County
Dexter Bush
John Andres
Southern Tee Company
C. E. Duke
Baker
Duke
State Hospital
Ex County Citizen Dies in St Louis
Jin Rike, 74, former Hempstead County resident, died Saturday in St Louis from a heart attack. Born in Blevins, he lived in Oran for years. His son Parker Rike of St Louis accompanied the body to Hope, arriving Monday morning. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery at 2 PM. He was related to Mrs C C Parker, Mrs W J Adams of Hope, and Mrs L D Fletcher of Quan.
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Jin Rike
Hempstead Raunty
SS Louis
Blevins
Oran
Parker Rike
St. Louis
Hope
Rose Hi
C. C. Parker
W. 3. Adams
L. D. Fletcher
Quan
Mrs 8 Cox Dies in Texas Sunday
Mrs Clarendia Cox 93 pioneer settler of Hope died at her Port Arthur Texas home Sunday afternoon. Her body will be buried in Rose Hill Cemetery Hope with a 9 25 p m Monday arrival. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Sparks Murray Mrs Ray Ivans Mrs Guy G Johnson Mrs Jeff House a son Ambrose Cox a niece Mrs Jane Ellis and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Clarendia Cox
Hope
Port Arthur
Texas
Rose Hill
Sparks Murray
Ray Ivans
Needlerland
Guy G. Johnson
Jeff House
Fort Arthur
Ambrose Cox
Lake Charles
Jane Ellis
Democratic Politicos Gather in Spotlight in Chicago
Figures such as Farley Garner Hull and Jackson are profiled with biographical details. Farley, born Grassy Point New York, claims vast reach and long service in New York politics. Garner, Texas native and long-time congressman and speaker, is described as a poker player fond of rye and fishing. Hull, from Olympus Tennessee, pursued law and politics, serving in state and federal roles. Jackson, Pennsylvanian with a year of law study, built a varied career balancing labor and capital and gaining Roosevelt’s attention.
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James Aloysius
Farley
James Aloysius Farley
Grassy Point
N.Y
New York Boxcling Commission
New York Democratic Committee
National Committee
Robert Houghwout Jackson
Pennsylvania
New York
Jamestown
N. Y
Franklin Roosevelt
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Roosevelt Drafts Third Term Rally At Chicago Convention
The Chicago convention opened with Franklin D. Roosevelt urged as “kind of a man world needs” by Mayor Edward J. Kelly. Farley rejected a candidacy while signaling a possible draft nomination, as delegates debated roll call versus acclamation and Roosevelt’s renomination dominated talks.
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Chicago Stadium
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Menkini
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
White House
Farley
Jar Farley
Come
Massachusetts
di Bates
William H. Burken
Democratic Committee
Parley
Farsley
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