Hope High School Football Schedule Lists 12 Games Planned
Hope High announces a 12 game football schedule for the 1937 season with three open November dates. New opponents include Marshal Texas Bryd High Shreveport Jonesboro and Russellville High Schools. Coach Fay Hammons reports six veterans have departed, and stadium construction of $20,000 is nearing completion for the season opener.
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Fay Hammons
Hope High
Wich
Marshal
Texas
Bryd High School
Shreveport
Jonesboro
Russellville
The
Roberts
Horatio
Hope
Zeton Holly
Dick “Motte
KK. B. Spears
Lowell McDaniel
Earl Ponder
J. L. Cook
Moore
Holly
University of Arkansas
Hammons
Peaches Shipped Daily From Nashville District
Approximately 200 cars of Esherta peaches have been shipped this year from the Nashville district, averaging 30 cars per day. The peak day was Saturday with 40 cars. Brines fetch about 2 to 3 dollars per bushel. Harvesting is expected to end this week.
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Nasifville
Nashville
Mind Your Manners Answers for Social Etiquette
A 1937 NEA Service etiquette column presents best practices for dressing, hosting, garnishes, and polite table habits. It covers appropriate dress for informal outdoor parties, providing occasional tables, garnishing meats with nasturtium leaves, serving corn on the cob, bread use to wipe gravy, and handling a top spoon without a coaster.
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NEA Service, Inc
Little Rock Man Killed in Wreck Near Minden
William H. Davis, 30, of Little Rock, a Gulf Refining Company employee working at its Homer warehouse, was fatally injured when his car left the highway near Minden late Wednesday night.
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Shrevefort
William H. Davis
Little Rock
Gulf Refining Company
Homer
Minden
Bailey Addresses Hospital Boards in Benton Arkansas
Governor Carl E. Bailey spoke to about 200 members of 68 state boards and commissions at the state hospital farm colony. He praised the institutions as a large but manageable enterprise and urged prudent state support while noting the treasury held $10,000,000. The session included reports from commission members after a chicken dinner.
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Benton, Ark
Carl E. Bailey
Arkansas
State Hospital Farm Colony
United States
Joseph T. Robinson
Baiey
Democratic State Committee
Spe
Comne
New Soil Project Receives Approval in Texas
Fort Worth Texas report that the soil conservation service under the Agriculture Department on Wednesday announced approval by the secretary of agriculture of a new demonstration area about 25,000 acres in Walbarger County. The 14th such area in Texas includes the Adams Creek watershed. H H Bennett chief said conditions and erosion issues mirror those across the Great Plains region of Texas and southern Oklahoma.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Walbarger County
Adams Creek
H. H. Bennett
Expect to Adjourn Within Next Three Weeks
Senate and House leaders projected a three week adjournment as key wage hour and housing bills move. Rayburn said Senate action on the court bill may delay, but no special session is expected. Critics called the wage hour bill flawed, while proponents debated provisions for higher minimum wages and shorter work weeks.
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Solon
Washington
Rayburn
House
Congress
Senate
George
Georgia
Austin
Vermont
Bill Washington
House Labor Committee
Representative Wood
Missouri State Federation of Labor
Vandenberg R
Mieh.l
Vandenburg
Wagner
Four Killed in Sedan and Truck Wreck in Texas
Wichita Falls Texas 47 four men died in a highway crash 10 miles south of Windhurst involving a gasoline tanker truck and a light sedan. Deaths resulted from burns after fuel ignited. Elvie C Brannen 18 Worth Worth survived briefly before dying. Victims included Harles Moffitt 25 Fort Worth E E Brumley Bryson and Lewis Beck Bryson. The tanker left a Wichita Falls refinery headed toward Worth Worth where Moffitt and brother operated a filling station. Brumley and Beck rode in the car.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Windthurst
Elvie C. Brannen
Worth Worth
Brannen
Archer City
Harles Moffitt
Fort Worth
E. E. Brumley
Bryson
Lewis Beck
Moffitt
Mid- Wight
W. A. Moffitt
Brumley
Beck
Mrs K M Olson Attending Buying Mart in Dallas Fort Worth
Mrs K M Olson proprietor of Ladies Specialty Shop travels to Dallas and Fort Worth to select new fall merchandise and plans to return to Hope in about two weeks. Juvenile Court Judge Gram sentences four boys to six months ban from movie theaters for crashing a show. parents ordered to enforce.
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K. M. Olsen
Ladies Specialty Shop
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Hope
Springfield
Harry G. Gram
Paralysis Cases in State Decline Reported by Grayson
Dr. W B Grayson state health officer said there was a definite abatement of the infantile paralysis outbreak in the state estimating about 100 persons afflicted, roughly 20 fewer than two weeks earlier. Cleburne county reported its first infantile death of the year and two additional cases in Heber Springs. President Roosevelt expanded the national paralysis prevention program asking the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation to enlarge the effort. The ball commission reported 241000 in paralysis research grants to 15 colleges and other bodies, with New York University receiving 64000 the largest single award.
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Little Rock
W. B. Grayson
Heber Springs
Ark
Cleburne County
Harmon Ansley Fulmer, Jr
H. A. Fulmer
Martha J. Long
Washington
Hoosevelt
Ball
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
New York University
Paul W. Caraway
Hattie W. Carraway
Arkansas
State Department
Americientsin
China
Sumner Welles
Stephen
T. Early
White House
Japan
Labor Department Warns Employers About Unemployment Contributions
The Unemployment Compensation Division of the State Department of Labor warns all employers with one or more workers, excluding exempted industries, to pay 11 percent of total wages for the first six months of 1937. Payments without penalty must arrive at the Little Rock office by midnight July 31. If unsure, mail or write the Unemployment Compensation Division at Gazette Building, Little Rock, for status clarification.
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State Department of Labor
Little Rock
Gazette Building
Trio Arrested for Investigation in Fort Smith Area
Three youths were held for investigation after a stolen car from Texarkana was found south of Waldron. A double-barrel shotgun a single-barrel gun books and other items were in the auto. Officers say the group confessed to taking a camera a shotgun and food from a Waldron area farmhouse Wednesday afternoon. Individuals named came from Dayton Ohio Houston Texas and Seager Tennessee. Auto theft charges likely to be filed Thursday.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Anyautomobile
Jack Pace
Tex
Arkana
Pace
Waldron
Louisa M. ‘Alcott
Zane Grey
Dayton
Ohio
Houston
Texas
Seager
Tenn
Increase Is Posted in Railroad Rates
The Western Association of Railway Executives announced a rate hike of one and a quarter cents per mile for first class round trip tickets on Western railroads, effective October 16. Also includes laundry tips advising soap jelly for blankets, air drying in shade, and pressing satin bindings with warm heat.
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Chicago
Western Association of Railway Executives
Best Dressed Woman Plans Love and Scheming in New York
Judith Irving, famed as Americas best dressed woman, contends with a rival who steals her husband as she prepares for a night of high fashion and social intrigue in Manhattan. Phil Irving, a rugged former athlete with a storied background, remains entwined in a complicated marriage.
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New York
Judith Irving
Empire State Building
Judith
Philip Godfrey Irving
América
Rugged
Hin
Perso
Leaders Announce Elastic Legislative Plan For Congress
Leaders from Capitol Hill work with Roosevelt to extend session at least two weeks. Barkley names wage hour, low cost housing, modified court bills as definite items. anti lynching, sugar control, and tax evasion focus also noted. Rayburn adds crop insurance. House aims to adjourn in two weeks uncertain.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Congress
Barkley
Bankhead
Rayburn
House
Senate
Pine Bluff Man Held for Robbery
Julius Elmer Keith, 27, of Pine Bluff, was charged with two robberies in Little Rock after an early evening arrest. He admitted the holdups, stealing 14 dollars from a drug store and about 30 from a grocery operated by Andrew W. Drennan, who fired at the fleeing car. Keith carried a pistol when captured. He previously served time in the Arkansas Boys Industrial School, federal prison, and the Texas penitentiary.
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Little Rock
Ark
Julius Elmer Keith
Pine Bluff
O. N. Martin
Keith
Andrew W. Drennan
Martin
Arkansas Boys ' Industrial School
Federal
Texas
Cotton New Orleans Opens and Closes Mixed on Thursday
New Orleans October cotton opened at 1.01 and closed at 10.84 with spot trading quiet. The middling price fell 19 points from the session, reflecting a softer tone amid trading.
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New Orleans
China Japan clashes threaten North China stronghold
North China streets burn as air raids rattle Tientsin and Peking with Chinese and Japanese forces in conflict. Americans and other foreigners face danger as several thousand residents are reported killed or wounded amid evolving diplomacy and possible neutral trade curbs. Local notices invite cemetery workers to aid cleanup on August 1 with required tools.
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Tientsin
China
Headd
Hhi
United
Stary
Associated Press
North China
Nanking
Japan
Chingy
Foreign Office
Central
South China
Wal
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Mrs. K. M. Olson
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Fit
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State of
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China-American Company
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