Japanese suspend delivery of war supplies to China
Tokyo reports indicate indefinite suspension of large orders and shipments of war materiel to North China. Chinese withdrawal from Wanpinghsien and plans to pull Japanese troops from the demilitarized zone were observed, with both sides moving forces and fortifications as the situation remained tense.
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China
Tokyo
War Office
Otc
Wanpinghsien
Pieping
2Th
Hankow
Negro Revival Meeting to Begin Next Monday
The Rev Mem Mulen of Kansas City Kansas, an evangelist, will start four days of revival Monday July 26 at the BGC church North Time it. The public is invited with some seats reserved for active worshippers and attendees.
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Mem Mulen
Kansas City
BGC
North
Mind Your Manners What Would You Do Quiz
A 1937 NEA Service quiz asks readers to test social etiquette knowledge. Questions cover manners while traveling, paying for meals, hotel plans, and postal delivery. Answers hint at practical choices for avoiding delays when a post office is closed and traveling between cities.
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Lona
Metor
Inuil
Duwittawh
Finlel
Ueyuuinjti
NEA Service, Inc
Ben Davis Mosley Dies Wednesday at 75
Ben Davis Mosley, 75, died at his home near Hope on Wednesday July 21. Born in Bluff City Arkansas, he lived on a farm southwest of Hope in recent years. Funeral services planned Friday at 11 a.m. at the Church of Christ of Bluff City. Survived by his widow Linnie Mosley, son C J Mosley of Monroe Louisiana, daughters Blanche Mosley Lane of Louisville Kentucky and Teresa Mosley Henry of Eldorado, plus three grandchildren Charlene Lane Mabel Lane and Melba Henry.
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Ben Davis Mostey
Hope
Bluff City
Ark
Church of Christ of
Linnie Mosley
Ong
C. J. Mosley
Monroe
Blanche Mosley Lane
Louisville
Teresa Mosley Henry
el- Dorado
Charlene Lane
Mabel Lane
New York City
Melba Henry
Louisville, Ky
District Health Nurses Meet Here
A district conference for Politics Nealth Nurses of the State Health department was held at Hope city hall last Friday. The one day meeting featured talks by Mrs. Fannie McLaughlin Garland county on Nursing Records. Miss Hortesse Maurray Calhoun County on Records as an Aid in Visiting. Miss Leona Hoss Lite River county on Public Health Nurse activities. Margaret S Vazglin Ark state Board of Health on public health nursing. and Miss Mary Enna Smith Crippled Children’s Division on crippled children’s program plans for the state.
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Nealth Nurses
State Health Department
Ark
Angus
Hope
Fannie McLaughlin
Garland County
Hortesse Maurray
Calhoun County
State Public Welfare Department
W Gken
State
Letter Carriers Meet in Harrison Arkansas Convention
The Arkansas Rural Letter Carriers Association will hold its 12th annual convention in Harrison from Thursday through Saturday. National vice president L. M. Walker of Waukombis Oklahoma will be the principal speaker. Alma state president L. G. Bearden and about five visitors are expected.
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Harrison
Ark
Arkansas Rural Letter Carriers Association
L. M. Walker
Waukbmis
Okla
L.G. Bearden
Alma
Crickets Use Wing Ridges to Call Mates
Crickets chirp by rubbing a ridged wing against a scraping surface on the other wing. Only male crickets have the organs to produce the sound, which serves to call mates.
Drilling Renewed at Wildcat Test in Hempstead County
Operations resume at Davidson-Smith No 1 wildcat oil test in Section 1 11 25 three miles northeast of Washington after a shutdown at 3807 feet. Additional gear installed to push to 4000 feet as state geologist H D Easton notes two wells near the lime ridge formation south of Hempstead county reach the ridge across the county.
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Washington
Hempstead County
May
Easton
Columbus
H. D. Easton
Lime Ridge
Blevins la Suraluge
Court Bill Backers Prepare for Peace
WALLINGTON Vice President John N Garner pressed for peace terms with the court bill opposition seeking a quick compromise. Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana urged abolishing the 79 year age limit for Justices and guaranteed no political reprisals while reforms for lower courts were discussed. Some backers now expect defeat as uncommitted senators threaten to vote against the bill unless a compromise is found. Senator Minton declared the opposition has the votes and Senator Logan suggested letting the bill drop.
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Wallington
John N. Garner
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Garner
Burton K. Wheeler
Den
Montana
Jenfier
Montanan
Backery
Sherman Minton
iDem
Indiana
M. M- Logan
Dem
Kentucky
Senate
Two Are Held for Killing Policeman After $60 Robbery
El Dorado Arkansas dispatch reports a gun battle after a $60 drug store holdup left Deputy Sheriff Jim Yocum dead. A taxi driver Ned Wheatley aided the suspects who fled on foot. Wheatley was later detained for questioning. The posse captured two bandits who had been using Wheatley’s cab three miles southwest of El Dorado.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Jim Yocum
Charlie Daniels
Jack Horn
Amarillo
Texas
Tom J. Hutto
Dallas
Yocum
Daniels
Eldorado
ElParado
Nicl Langston
Fred Ross
Magnolia Highway
Langston
Ned
A. T. Wheatley
Wheatley
ElDorario
Hope Residents in Car Accident Near Nashville
A Denver t Horna youth and Miss Allene Thomas were in a collision with two men from Foreman Arkansas on the Mineral Springs highway south of Nashville. Hornaday had a broken arm and Thomas suffered multiple injuries. the other occupants' condition was uncertain. Cause cited as a dark Model T Ford without lights. all cars attempted to avoid it.
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Denver T Hornaday
Hope Youth
Allene Thomas
Heavlen
Foreman
Nashville
Mineral Springs
Hornaday
Miss Thomas
Atlantic City Bulletin Nomination of Earlene White
Miss Earlene White of Fort Dorado Ark and former mistress to the United States Senate was nominated without opposition on Thursday to succeed Miss Charlomond Williams of Wassitat ion as president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women. Washington report notes the Follette Civil Liberties Committee accusing Chicago police of excessive force and careless indifference during Memorial Day demonstrations by steel strike sympathizers.
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Atlantic Cirey
N. Sa
Earlene White
United States Senate
FE Dorado
Ark
Charlermond Williams
Wassitation
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Washington
Lat Follette Civil Liberties Comittee
Chicago
Peach Festival Is Big Success In Nashville Arkansas
Nashville Arkansas hosts the annual Highland District Peach Festival showcasing prize peaches and home grown royalty. Marie Henry, 16, was crowned queen, with Governor Bailey praising Senator Robinson’s impact on Arkansas. The parade and ceremonies drew attendees from numerous counties as officials lauded federal aid for state resources.
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Nashville
Ark
Arkansas
Evelyn Ligan
Dierks
Bailey
Hermalds
Lola Iriz Reed
Sardis
Billie Marie St. Peter
DeQueen
Johnnie Roundtree
Murfreesboro
Katherine Kelley
Delight
Rolaid Cupp
Virginia Lee Ramsey
Nashville High School
Praises Robinson
Baptist Tabernacle
Robinson
Sena
Falls of Congress
United States
Monticello Police Capture Texas Felon After Chase
Monticello Arkansas night marshal and State Trooper O V Whitted captured Texas convict Harry Roberts after a cafe confrontation. Roberts surrendered quietly with a pistol hidden under his shirt. Companion James Rice is jailed. gunman W H Bybee was killed in a prior gunfight. Sheriff and deputies pursue Rob ers for bank robbery and a fatal marshal shooting in Oklahoma.
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Monticello
Ark
Harry Roberts
Texas
Belson
Roberts
O. V. Whitted
Whitted
T. R. Scott
James Rice
Jis
W. H. Bybee
Here
Neil Shannon
Bybee
Scott
Roby
Seati
Rice Archer
Bank of
Weiner
Arkansas
Lincoln County
W. C. Cruce
Rice
Shannon
W. D. Dubard
Poinsett County
Gray Albright
Purcell
Okla
Byars
Traxler Wounded and Pal Shot in Oklahoma Ranch Pursuit
A dramatic manhunt unfolds as Pete Traxler is wounded and Fred Tindal killed during a highway confrontation with two farmers in Coal Hills country. Frank Trimmer and J. E. Denton seized the men’s guns and opened fire, forcing a retreat as possemen sweep Southern Oklahoma. Traxler speaks from Hugo hospital.
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Boswell
Okla
Roy
Pete” Traxler
Southwestern
Desperado
Hugo
Coal Hills
Texas
Fred Tindal
Frank Trimmer
Pleasant Hill
J. E. Denton
Kingston
Oklahoma
Southwest
Trimmer
Tindal
Denton
Traxler
Yindel
Traxter
Mys
Nell Traxler
Durant
Hempstead jury convicts Negro in Lamb slaying
In Hempstead county Arkansas this Thursday morning a jury convicted Edward a Negro of the fatal ax slaying of Lamb, a white farmer, near Pine Bluff. The verdict came after a short deliberation of about five minutes following a morning retrial and no public demonstration.
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Hempstead - Cits
Maré Marion
Sandy
Edward
Cage
Edwards
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Lamb
Hempstead
Howard County
Tra
How to Select New Senator Undecided
In Little Rock the state Democratic sub committee met without progress as few interested people voiced views on a special primary to pick a successor to the late Senator Joseph T Robinson. The group prepared to forward recommendations to decide if nominating or calling a primary is needed. Osro Cobb urged aggressive Republican support for an independent Democrat or Republican if the party nominating without a primary.
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Little Rock
Eratic State Committee
Joseph T. Robinson
State Democratic Committee
June P. Wooten
Osro Cobb
Republican State Committee
United States
Democratic State Committee
Singing School to Close at Hope Tabernacle Friday
The Odom Brothers announce the singing school ends this Friday night at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on Main Street at Avenue D. A concert features quartets solos and other vocal selections with the Tabernacle orchestra and a Shreveport male quartet. Admission is ten and fifteen cents. the general public is invited.
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Odom
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