Capitol pranks and fashion mix in House notes
Bruce Catton notes a playful incident in the House where a bachelor member read a flattering note intended for a gallery visitor. The scene shifts to debates on attire as Senators Lewis and Neely are described, then to gym style diversions and paddle ball in the chamber. Congressman Burns gives a maiden speech under a quiet tribute to Mc Reynolds. Public reaction on neutrality letters dominates talk, with Schwellenbach reporting mixed responses from across the country.
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dCs
House
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Tennessee
T Hule
Sam Melknolds
Fareiny Afafirs
Byims
McReynokly
Refunding Bill Passed by House in 88 to 12 Vote
The Arkansas House approved Governor Bailey’s amended 140,537,000 highway bond refunding bill with an emergency clause and sent it to the Senate. The vote was 88 to 12 after over two hours of debate. Rep. Leo Nyberg of Helena, ill in Wildcat Mountain sanatorium, was paired with Rep. Rowland Lind say of White County. The session included strong partisan charges about gubernatorial candidates and speculation on cost, with opponents arguing the plan overstates refunds and hides fees. The debate touched on alleged fraud and political maneuvering surrounding the measure.
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Little Rock
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Bailey
Senate
Hearst
Leo Nyberg
Helena
Wildcat Mountain
Rowland AL Lind
Say
White County
Anthony
Arbaugh
Autry
Ruins
Baker
Barnes
Bell Billingsley
Blakemore
Brickhouse
Bryson
Butler
Campbell
Caple
Cayiness
Condress
Cowart
Creekmore
Darnell
Duncan
Erwin
Fordyce
Forehand
Gately
Gibson
Goldwin
Graham
Gray
Griffith
Hale
Harper
Holland
Hollingsworth
Hooker
Horton
Hudson
Futlan
James
Johnson
Jones
Latenius
Ledford
Lavlendoo
Machen
Maner
McHaney
Melnturft
McRidden
McNeal
Mitchell
Mitchum
Musry
Roone
Ware of Lac
Weisenberger
Williams
Wilkinson
Woolsey
Young
Bransford
Ward
Washington
Howie
Aman
Dan We Johnstay
Jobin County
Ales
Jnvngson
Johnston
John P. Vesey
Hope
Cinch
Wever
Belore
Reece Caudle Here for Soil Meeting
Reece Caudle, a Hope area official, arrives with Soil Conservation Service colleagues to discuss government sponsored soil and agricultural programs. Local political figures report Caudle’s strong advocacy for agricultural labs and rural outreach.
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Reece Caudle
Soil Meeting
A Thought Nowie Not Accustomed to Dive Grandly
A Thought Nowie, unaccustomed to diving grandly, navigates a perplexing scene with cautious steps and uncertain resolve. The excerpt hints at a humorous misadventure and character nuance set in a quirky, unnamed context.
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Nowie
Cranium Crackers Buried Cities Quiz Clue Teases Answers
A quirky word puzzle asks for prominent cities buried by a machine for standing, sloping, and a Wey aigha site. Milwankey and an winplayer with 2000 gems appear as wordplay. Two of a kind turn about a hit. a dog tight and a tout with teeth. the wife of Jupiter is hinted. Answers on Page Two.
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Milwankey
Jupiter
Abolished WPA Offices Portend Arkansas Reorganization
Hope Pine Bluff and Batesville host WPA offices are abolished under a statewide reorganization as Floyd Sharp details cuts. Six districts shrink to four, with new project offices opening. Batesville and Pine Bluff supervisors move to El Dorado and Fort Smith respectively. The plan affects 85 workers and reshapes administration across Arkansas.
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Hope
Pine Bluff
Batesville
WPA
Mondi
Vine Bluff
Hopeville
Joneshoro
BL Borado
Lithhe Hack
Port Smith
Pew
Sharp
Ed S$. Duitley
Jonesboro
D. Boyd Collier
Little Rock
Henry Amstrong
Fort Smith
T. J. Collier Jr
el Dorado
Frank Kirk
Wayne C. Fletcher
Tent Revival at Emmet July 30 for Dorothy Fowler
A tent revival is planned at Emmet near Green's service station, starting Sunday July 30 and continuing through August 13. Dorothy Fowler of Kentucky Mow Assembly is highlighted as an evangelist with strong credentials, supported by Missouri district officials and others. David Burr, Arkansas District superintendent, preaches on restoration, conversion, baptism of the Holy Spirit, and related topics. The public is invited to attend.
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Dorothy Fowler
Ky Mow
Ord Hvetgeli
Laonet
Green
Sister Fowler
Missouri
Tey
David Burr
Arkansas
Schenkiner
Five treasure houses of Ayeal show Kinelinjunga claim
A garbled OCR note discusses Kinelinjunga as a top world peak linked to Nepal and India. It mentions New Zealand units and sealing plans for next year, referencing Ayeal treasure houses and a mountain name with unclear context.
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Kinelinjunga
New Zealand
Seale
Nepal
India
U S Minister Believed Released After Abduction
A donkey trader claimed Rev. G. R. Golcney of Ohin was released by abductors amid ransom talks via a Bedouin mediator Oshak Attia. Monks of a Grecian monastery were later mentioned amid efforts to verify the release and complete remaining payments. Local officials and Golcney family members remained cautious as the investigation continued.
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Palestine
G. R. Golcney
Ohin
Oshak Attia
Trixler
Galdner
Sinol Galelnen
Marsubit Geek Monastery
Ishalke
Goldner
Helion
Janet
Bethlehem
Jerusalom
Ward
Agate
A. L. Miller
Genera
Norin
Kidapers
Soil Conservation Speakers at Field Day Program
Regional Soil Conservation Service leaders and Dr. Bennett highlighted the Hempstead County Farm Bureau field day and barbecue held at the Hope CCC Camp seven miles east on Highway 29. Merrill introduced Bennett to Hempstead and neighboring counties audience.
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Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Agton
D. C
Annnual Soil Conservation
Barbeene
Hope
Highway
Louis P. Merrill
Sail Conservation Service
Fort Worth
Texas
Merrill
Hempstead
James W. Sargent
Associated Regional Coal Conservation Service
Region
Arkansas
Little Rock
Miller
Pulaski
Waldo Frazier
Arkansas Firm Bureau Federation
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Homecoming Here for Heber People
Mr and Mrs 8 L Sherlock formerly of Heber Springs plan a Heber Springs reunion for Ozark health resort families now living in Hope. A one day program will feature addresses by O B Rabias Howard Reel of Heber Springs Canvassing manager W D Mills of Searcy and others. Sherlock notes at least 50 families now in Hope work at the Bruner Ivory Handle factory.
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8. L. Sherlock
Heber Springs
Ozark
Hope
O. B. Rabias
Howard Reel
Hober Springs
Canavesman
W. D. Mills
Searcy
Sherlock
Bruner-Ivory
Arkansas Will Honor Bob Burns Premiere In Vin Buren
A dramatic plan surrounds Bob Burns’s world premiere of Our Lending Citizen in Vin Buren and Port Smith on Monday August 7. Irvin S. Cole and Suzan Hayward lead a cast with Josep Allen, with M A Lightman organizing studio talks in Hollywood. Columbus Broadcasting System will provide coast-to-coast coverage and a ballot poll in Hope Star to pick Hope’s leading citizen for a guest appearance.
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Bob Burns
Arkansas
Jexsling
Vin Buren
Pemieres
Suthwest
Citizen
Ving Buren
Port Smith
M.A. Lighman
Macea
Hea Fors, Inc
Hollywood
Bo Burns
Irvin S$. Cole
Kentuckian
Suzan Hayward
Joseppr Allen
Columbus Broadcasting System
Hope Star
Suenger Wheater
Hope
Bob Bins
Riamoad Saenger
Rialto and Stenger
Remme Young
Fort Smith
Voit
Rialto
Dr. F C Crow Attends National Chiropractic Convention
Dr. F C Crow travels to the National Chiropractic Association convention as secretary of Arkansas State Bravel of Chiropractic Fyatiiu pets. He will serve on the asticus council of examining boards during the event.
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Dr. F. C. Crow
Dy. BC
Ceun
Arkansas ‘State Bravel
Chiropractic
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Nas Bone Iy Dillas
National Chiropractic Association
Asticus Council of Examining Boards
Dr J D Johnson to Succeed McDonald in Hope
Dr J D Johnson of Greenwood S C will assume the late Dr T L McDonald eye ear and throat practice in the First National Bank building in Hope. He begins two weeks hence and will return to South Carolina to bring Mrs Johnson to Hope. Johnson has five and a half years hospital experience and six years practice as an eye ear and throat specialist.
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J. D. Johnson
Greenwood
S. C
Hope
T. L. McDonald
First National Bank
Johnson
South Carolina
Mind Your Manners Social Usage Quiz
A fragmented etiquette quiz asks about proper attire at pools and restaurants. It discusses whether women should wear shorts or skirts while traveling, if slacks are acceptable in city restaurants, whether bathing suits require coverings, and if groups should avoid monopolizing pool diving space.
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Alis Bey
18 Month WPA Work Rule Checks In Arkansas Counties
Preliminary checks in 38 counties on regular WPA projects and in all 95 counties on state wide projects show workers who have been employed 18 months or longer must be removed from pay rolls. Floyd Sharp said Tuesday. Counties listed include Clark 22, Columbia 10, Hot Spring 22, White 30.
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Little Rock
Floyd Sharp
Clark
Columbia
Hot Spring
White
Arkansas
Pope
Uvion
Oua
Taft May Confirm 1940 GOP Presidential Bid
Close Taft confidants say he will soon issue a definite statement on seeking the Republican presidential nomination for 1940. A letter to Ohio supporters may authorize delegates to push Taft pledged to the party convention.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
L Tetter
No Earthquakes Recorded in Tampa Says Weather Bureau
Weather observers in Tampa report no earthquakes in the area. The Washington bureau notes no quake records for Tampa, while Oregon and Washington show the highest average yearly precipitation in the United States.
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Tampa
Mia
Washington
Tyanake
Oregon
United States
Field Day Program May Attract 6000 or More Persons
The soil conservation field day near Hope drew 2500 by 10 30 am with Dr H H Bennett of Washington DC to give the main address at 2 30 pm Officials from Shreveport arrived with Bennett and Lou is Merrill among others The event is sponsored by the Tetre Rouge Boocan and Mine Creek districts with morning program by the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation and local leaders More than 3000 pounds of meat were donated for the barbecue and committees led by H J Huskey W C Page B L Kaufman E P Young R C Elen George Ware RB P Bowen plan activities and visits to farms using coordinated conservation systems
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Alton
Hope
Shreveport
Tetre Rouge
Arkansas Agricultural Exten Sion Service
H. H. Huskey
Hope High School
Pees
George Ware
Fruit and Truck Experiment Station
Dr. Bennett
Glenn F. Wallace
Nashville
Board of Supervisors
Mine Creek
W. E. Atkins
Louis P. Mervill
Soil Conservation Service
H. J, Huskey
W. C. Page
B. L, Kaufman
E, P, Young
R. C
Elen
Bowen
Chamber of Commerce
Soil Conservation Service Project
CCC
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Riley Lewallen
Vhairman
Japs Blockading the Canton River
The Japanese consul at Hong Kong notified consular authorities that military reasons require the Japanese navy to close the Canton river for two weeks from midnight Wednesday. The blockade aims to cut shipping between Hong Kong and Canton and to isolate the British and French concessions on Canton’s Shaneen island, as reported in the British crown colony. London reports the RAF conducted the largest mass flight in British aviation history with 40 heavy and medium bombers over Europe.
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Col- Omy -Upi
Anton Ching
United States
Cannon River
Canton
Shaneen Island
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