Refugees on St Louis face landing ban and fear of mutiny
Hamburg officials relayed orders for the liner St Louis to return to Germany with Jewish refugees if landing was blocked. Captain Gustav Schroeder warned of possible collective action by passengers as Cuban authorities deny entry without visas or permits. Guards and police monitored 760 refugees, including 600 women and 160 children, as meals went largely uneaten. The refugees sought transit to the United States.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hamburg-America Line
St. Louis
Havana
Aleumship Line
Gustav Schroeder
65 Graduated Here In Exercises Held Thursday Night
Hope Night School held graduation exercises in the school auditorium with 65 seniors. The top five graduates spoke on service and learning while awards were given for field achievements, including the D A R Pilgrimage award, American Legion honors, and a science and journalism emphasis. The senior class, led by Syvelle Burke, was praised for its activities and state recognition.
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Hope Nigh School
Margaret Simms
Edward Lester
Verle Rogers
Mary Elton Reece
Sarah Ann Holland
J.T. Luck
Bobby Reynerson
Senstoy
James H. Pilkinton
American Legion
Sarah Ann Halland
Dorsey Ray Fuller
Jady Copeland
Billy Orton
E. F. Young
John Paul Sanders
Catherine Anderson
Martha Blackard
Alta Bright
Mary Catherine Bryner
Lennice Bundy
Jane Carter
Bula Jean Caudle
Mee Chambless
Alma Crain
Evelyn Dosseit
Lydia Mallen Fowler
Iane Green
Mary Sue Halliburen
Maggie Lee Hayton
Mary Cornelia Halloway
Mavis Huckshee
Lorene Johnson
J. W. Booth
Syvelle
Burke
Dim. Cook
James Daniels
Jack Fulkerson
Dorsey Fuller
Henry Green
Thomas Greenlee
Terrell
Hutson
Carlton King
Lex King
J. T. Luct
Joe Olmstead
Donald Parker
Reeder Parish
Dent Parsons
Bobby Reynersoan
Parks Rowland
Frederick Taylor
Weldon Taylor
Jim White
Mitchell Wil- Tinins
Hope Negro Preacher Dies Thursday Night
The Rev. I. C. Cothran, 65, Hope Negro preacher, died at his home Thursday night. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the C. M. E. Church. Cothran was pastor of the Nashville C. M. E. church but lived in Hope.
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I. C. Cothran
Hope
Signs Installed on State Highways for Reflectorized Curves
Little Rock highway officials announced the first phase of reflectorized signs on the Little Rock Hot Springs route. Each sign displays the safe speed limit for curves and uses glass reflectors to aid night visibility. Signs were built in the state highway shops and will be placed on all dangerous curves statewide.
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Little Rock
W. W. Mitchell
Hot Springs
War Material Bill Still in Congress
In Washington Senator McNary of Oregon blocked final action on a bill authorizing 100 million dollars for strategic war materials over four years. The Senate backed 40 million, the House 10 million, and a compromise committee accepted the House figure. McNary urged deferring action, while Senator Thomas acknowledged the smaller sum was pursued but lost.
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McNary
Oregon
Tealer
Senate
House
Thomas
Dem. Ut
Chpirman
Penate
Senate-House
McNacy
Cranium Crackers answers from brackets quiz
A quiz style item asking to choose correct terms for each statement. It tests knowledge of historical figures coast lines linguistic terms and animal groups with five options per item.
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James Abercrombie
France
United States
Great Britain
Maly
Gulf of Quarnerg
Indian Ocean
Aegean Sea
Adriatic Sea
North Sea
Answees
British Vessel Thetis Sinks After Submarine Plunge
British Admiralty reports strong tide drove submarine Thetis underwater blocking stern repair. Nine men aboard, extended rescue attempts paused as air dwindled. Davis escape method debated. 18 feet of hull flooded, 265 feet long yet all aboard believed alive with air to 5 p.m. Warships including Cachalot and Porpoise rush to scene. Birkenhead workers’ families gather at Cammell Laird gate as rescue efforts continue.
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London
Eng
Cachalot
Porpoiser
Brixham
Birkenhead
Camme] Laird, Ltd
G. H. Bolus
Fage Four
Thirteen Die in Palestine Disorders Amid Jerusalem Unrest
In Palestine unrest on Friday thirteen people died and many were wounded. A four British policeman and three Jewish guards were killed by an Arab group near Jerusalem. Time bombs hidden in a marketplace near Jaffa Gate exploded as crowds shopped, causing additional deaths and injuries among Arabs, Britons, Jews, and locals.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Jaffa
Congress closes first month with major reforms in view
Bruce Catton reports Congress completed one month of activity yet faces a flood of unfinished business. Major accomplishments include the national defense program and the government reorganization bill.unfinished items cover tax revision Wagner labor relations Social Security Wage and Hour Neutrality and health and railroad acts.
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Washington
Congress
Thought on generous giving and noble boldness by Lavalor
A concise quotation attributed to Lavalor notes that true generosity comes from those accustomed to giving gladly. It frames the act as noble when done boldly and without reluctance, suggesting character as the driver of generous conduct.
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Lavalor
Hope High rating list includes Magnolia scholars
Hope students with top averages are highlighted at Magnolia A. and M. Franklin Malone ranks fourth with a 5.58 GPA the highest score. Temple Toland, Nadine Lowery and other honorees from Amity and Patmos posted averages ranging from 4.0 to 4.75 confirming strong scholastic results.
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Frank Malone
Hope
Magnolia A
Malone
Temple Fay Toland
Paul Waddle
Jackson Vineyard
Nadine Lowery
Amity
Darwin Jones
Patmos
Lance Hethues
Pleads Guilty to Stealing $12,226
Kerr Carl Key, 63, former Fayetteville bank cashier, pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling 12226 from the First National Bank of Fayetteville in 1929. He surrendered in Toronto days after a federal indictment was quashed, faces sentencing Saturday. four state indictments for embezzlement and related charges remain pending in Fayetteville.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Kerr Carl Key
First National Bane
Fayetteville
Key
Canada
Fayeteville Banke
United States
Toronto
Duke Frederick
Welfare staff to attend Arkansas conference in Little Rock
Hempstead County Welfare office staff members Mrs Sally Broening county director and Claud Doyle county visitor will attend the first state conference for Welfare Department employees in Arkansas at Little Rock June 15 16. The gathering will focus on staff development and the in service training program starting July 4. Deaths of hogs due to cholera rise by 30 percent from 1937 to 1938 in the principal farm area.
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Hempstead
Little Rock
Welfare Department
Arkansas
Sally Broening
Claud Doyle
Pitcher's Battle Friday At Fair Park
Pitcher's battle is promised Friday night at Fair Park as Bruner-Ivory A team faces Leo Robins. H C Hack Hardage of the Robins, one of the state's top five-ball pitchers, opposes Troy Taylor of Bruner. Bruner is undefeated in Teague contests with five wins. Robins 4-2. A large crowd is expected for the opener at 7 39 o’clock.
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Robins
Mrs H L Sutton Dies Early Friday
Mrs H L Sutton, 73, of near Washington, died at 2:22 a m Friday after several weeks illness. Survived by six sons Albert of Ashdown Luther of Garland City Dewey of Houston Jeff Ray Bridie of Washington two daughters Mytle Morton and Ida Foster of Hope. Funeral at Holly Grove Saturday morning at 1 a m conducted by Rev Willie Arnold Smackover assisted by Rev Robertson Washington. Pallbearers listed H W Tinher eke L E Salisbury John Harts field Harry Derryberry Herman Wor hey Paul Bain.
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HL. Sutton
Washinggton
Albert
Ashdown
Luther
Garland City
Dewey
Houston
Texas
Jeff
Ray
Bridie
Washington
Mytle Morton
Ida Foster
Hope
Holly Grove
Willie Arnold
Smackover
Robertson
H. W. Tinhereke
L. E. Salisbury
John Hartsfield
Harry Derryberry
Herman Worhey
Paul Bain
Explosion Blamed on Leaky Gas Main in Barbert on Ohio
Investigators displayed a broken pipe section as the best clue to a terrifying explosion that blew out walls of a makeshift school. Fifty seven people were injured with three in critical condition. The severed 1.4 inch main lay nine feet from the two story frame building and gas seepage allegedly entered the basement from the break. A formal report will be issued later.
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Barberton
Ohio
Three More Pendergast Men Ousted From Office
In Kansas City on Thursday, Eugene C. Zachman ordered three Pendergast officials out of key posts. Personnel Director Preble Hall, Welfare Director Jerry Ryan, and Purchasing Agent William J. Teeley were asked to resign immediately. City Counselor Fred Bellemere's resignation was also held, with him asked to stay until ongoing legal matters are resolved.
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Kansas City
Pendergast
City Hall
Eugene C. Zachman
Preble Hall
Jerry Ryan
William J. Teeley
Zachman
Fred Bellemere
Bellemere
18 Year Old Girl Held as Kidnapper
In Philadelphia an unwed 18 year old, Beatrice Wood, was arrested on a charge of kidnapping five month old Gerald McCrohan from his carriage. She claimed she took the child to replace her own died baby. The suspect said a son was born last March and died, then kept secret from the child’s father. She snatched Gerald while the mother shopped and later told the man the baby was his.
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Philadelphia
Gerald McCrohan
George Myers
Beatrice Wood
Gerald
Irs
Two Men Injured in Missouri Pacific Caboose Derailment
Two men were injured when a Missouri Pacific caboose derailed near Sprudel around 3 PM Friday. An ambulance from Texarkana transported the injured to Texarkana. Names were not learned and MP officials in Hope said they knew little about the derailment.
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Missouri Pacific
Sprudel
Texarkana
Hope
Prize Milk Cow Produces 43 Quarts Daily at Lincoln Farm
In Lincoln Nebraska V S Kilt Pauline a Holstein at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture produced 6023 pounds of milk and 234 pounds of butterfat in 65 days equating to about 43 quarts per day for a month and a half. The butterfat would supply nearly 14 pounds of butter daily on the average.
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Lincoln
Neb
V.S. Kilt Pauline
University of Nebraska Colege of Agriculture Holstein
Waller
Mind Your Manners TV Pet Quiz on Travel Etiquette
Quiz questions test proper social usage for travel settings. Topics include signing hotel registers, tipping bellhops, dining car conversation, requesting berths, and children in aisles with suggested answers and guidance.
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Mind Your
Pet
Jane Smith
Texarkana Wreck Fatal for Texarkana Man
Texarkana area reports a head on collision on Highway 67 two miles north of Texarkana killing William M. Temple 70 of Fulton Ark and injuring E W Downs of Hope. Temple died at a local hospital after the crash as Downs suffered non serious head injuries. Temple helped found the Southern Pine Lumber Co. Survivors include his widow and daughter Alice Temple. Funeral plans pending.
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Texarkana
William M. Temple
Here
Highway 67
Wy Downs
Hope
Temple
M. Dowd
Texarkan
Fulton
Ark
Virginia
Souther Pine
Alice Temple
Tex* Gil Company
Rodesse
Baltic States Urged for Alliance in Mutual Pact Talks
British and French officials seek a mutual assistance pact with Russia, pressing for guarantees to Finland Estonia and Latvia against aggression. Molotoff insists all European neighbors be included, complicating the plan. Britain suggests broader guarantees without direct Baltic ties, while Moscow awaits a formal reply.
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Moscow
Russia
Paris
London
Eng
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Britain
Roumania
Poland
Bailtic Hallong
France
Baltic States
Molotoff
League
Pupils of Mrs Carlton to Present Voice and Piano Program
Mrs J C Carlton will present her students in a program of solo and ensemble numbers at her home Saturday at 7 40 p m Patrons and invited friends will be guests to hear the performance.
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J.C. Carlton
Cotton Prices in New Orleans July Market Notes
In New Orleans cotton opened Friday at 8.98 cents per pound and closed with a dull, unchanged tone. Middling grade quoted around 8.40 cents, spot closing described as steady.
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New Orleans
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