Windsors Quiet on Anniversary as Public Attention Fades
London report notes privacy for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor on their first wedding anniversary. Amid global issues and shifting royal spotlight, they retreat from headlines, with the couple previously considering housing inquiries, German visits, and a planned 1937 US stay before ultimately remaining in France.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
London
Edward
Eiglind
Duitinn
George VI
Hiey
France
Eugene Rathschikl
Kinnesfeld
Vention
Ots Dordine
Austria
Aluimninend
Duke of
Wind
Germany
Tap
Duke of Whedeur
Ernest Simpyan
Baltimore
Duke
Duchess Bessing
Paris
Constitutional Amendment on Probate Court Powers in Arkansas
Legal notice summarizes proposed constitutional change filed February 26 1937 authorizing the county judge to preside over probate courts and handling appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court, with potential consolidation of chancery and probate courts and clerk provisions, taking effect January 1 following adoption.
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General Assembly
Secretary of State
Chancery
Supreme Court OF Arkansas
House of Representatives
State of
Arkansas
Senate
State of Arkansas
Curtis
Seelinn
Constitution of Arkansis
Supreme Court
County Cleck
Spanish insurgents push toward Valencia and Albocher coast
The report notes a raid as part of a series that began Saturday, with estimates of 1000 civilians killed and 1500 wounded. Insurgents claim to have broken government defense lines west of Albocher and advance toward Valencia along the coastal highway. In South America, a border clash between Ecuador and Peru escalates as two Ecuadorian soldiers die and a lieutenant is wounded.
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Peru
The City League Standings And Friday Games
Standings show City League games this Friday with Scott Burr facing Hope Basket at Garland School and National Guards meeting J Penney at Pair Park. Results note several scores across cities including New Orleans Knoxville and Birmingham Memphis, with Friday and Thursday matchups listed among New York Detroit and other teams.
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Scott-Burr
Hope Basket
Garland School
National Guards
Little Rock
New
New Orleans
Knoxville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Travelers Take Two From New Orleans in Arkansas Doubleheader
In Little Rock, the Travelers swept the New Orleans Felivans in a doubleheader. Rich pitched six solid hits in the opener as two double plays aided his effort. The nightcap saw Little Rock score three runs in the fifth and seventh innings on three hits, including two doubles by Shark and Walters, with key double plays silencing New Orleans threats. First game final: New Orleans 2, Little Rock 7. Second game final: Little Rock 6, New Orleans 1.
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Little Rock
Ark
Litetle Rock Travelers
New Orients Felivans
Woodrow Rich
Vistors
Shark
Walters
New Orleans
Schoolboy Rowe Returns To Beaumont On Option
New York report states Lynwood Rowe a right handed pitcher with Detroit Tigers was sent back to Beaumont on option after arm problems. Despite 1934 35 success he has failed to regain form this season, with no wins and two losses, reducing Tigers championship threat. Rowe began in Beaumont and rose to the Tigers, contributing in 1934 35 World Series play.
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New York
Lynwood
Echwolboy
Arkansas
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Kurme
Yankees
Lust
Rowe
Beaumont
Cardinals
Cubs
Ozan Is Saddened Continued From Page One
The Arkansas town of Ozan spans roughly three-fourths of a mile with forty-five homes, nine businesses, two churches, a two story school, and two cotton gins. Thirty-four families send more boys and girls to colleges in the south, many returning as professionals in other towns. Notables include Dr. Margaret Quayle, Bob Prather, Dr. Jean T. Nelson, Drs. R. B. and Roland Robins, and Miss Fern Hyatt. The community values education, building, and church activity, with well equipped schools and electric homes. Fire losses from 1917 to 1935 totaled fourteen business houses. today nine remain.
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Ozan
Margaret Quayle
New York
Bob Prather
Jean T. Nelson
Duke University
R. B
Roland Robins
Camden
Rue Robins
Texarkana
Fern Hyatt
Expitel Building
Washington, D
Quan
Nashville High School
Nashville
Hope
Hempstead
Howard
Ozuden
E. E
Ernest) Haselman
Ozan Creek
Washington, Ark
Berdsley
Missouri Pacific
Quan Territory
Major Berdsley
E. E. Haselman
Ozan College
Erowth
America
Tennessee Volunteers Defeat Chattanooga In Rain Shortened Game
The Vols beat Chattanooga 5 to 3 Thursday, a game halted after eight innings due to rain. The second game was postponed, leaving the series with one win for each side. Watkins, Birkoten and Blaemire. Hayes, Jones and Millies contributed for Tennessee and Chattanooga respectively.
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Chattanooga
Chattanoogs
Nashville
Watkins
Birkoten
Blaemire
Hayes
Jones
Millies
Hope Loses First Game of Season to Okay Cementers
The Hope baseball team opened the season with a wee-sided loss to the Okay Cementers on Thursday. Crawford pitched for Okays while Philips and Danning caught. Sylvia started for Hope but was ineffective and was relieved by Blackie Elliott. Simpson caught, and Dean Parsons of Hope hit a home run with one aboard.
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Hope
Okay Cementers
Faire, Park
Pe Crawford
Okays
Philips
Danning
Sylvia
Hope Tleam
Blackie Elliott
Simpson
Dean Parsons
Deaths and funerals in Ozan community note
Funeral plans and obituaries center on Mrs. Robins and Haselman family ties in Ashdown and Nashville. Double services at St. Pauls near Quan honor the deceased, with ministers from Nashville and Washington. The piece recounts Ozan’s history from early settlers to its hotels, colleges, and notable landmarks.
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Robins
Hope Furniture Company
Gray Carrigan
Owen
St. Paul's Church
Quan
Patterson
Nashville
Robinson
Washington
Hempstead
Haselman
Ashdown
Family buying keeps pace with costs in 1933 to 1937 rise
By April living costs fell enough to let the average family sustain its 1933 standard of living at 138.3 dollars while payrolls rose slightly, lifting monthly earnings to 139.16 dollars and leaving a 53 cent surplus. Guitar popularity grows as some 400,000 units sold in 1937 United States. Clear cold spring water emerges from a tree trunk on a Grass Valley California ranch.
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United States
Grass Valley
California
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