Bruner-Ivory Plant Announces Open House Friday
Bruner Ivory Handle plant marks its 60th year with public open house Friday July 1 guides will conduct tours at 10 am and 2 pm at the offices and plant the event to be featured in Hope Star industrial progress edition with kiln installation and municipal electric plant expansion coverage the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs are invited to attend
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Bruner- Ivory Handle Company
Hope Star Tomorrow
Brunei
Hope Brick Works
City of Hope
Lnbus
Irial Preakiss
Hope Star
Brunerbvory
Rotary Club
Iin
Skiwanis Club
McClellan Opens Campaign to Be No Rubber Stamp
Congressman McClellan opened his senate bid in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, pledging to vote with the Roosevelt administration but not be a rubber stamp. He argued for independence, urged loyalty to party yetCS to vote convictions on foundational issues, and addressed unemployment, budgets, and education. He recalled road and flood control work while praising Senator Joe Robinson and paying tribute to women in politics.
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Ark
Pledscit
Ure Roosavelt
John &. McClelan
Matverp
Senate
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Enaetel
McClellan
Raway
Jonesaborn
Sue
Hart
Ector Johnson
J. Rosser Venable
Little Rack
Tetlan
Carlan
Mitset
Arkansas
Lisi
Wenanhoord
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Uni
Ming
America
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Weil
McClelan
Lower House
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White
Arkansas 1
Joe P Robinson
Ton i
Thought Obedience to Truth in Ancient Motto
A fragmentary line presents the idea that obedience to truth is the king's highway, referencing archaic terms Weyund tai Acseliytus and ta uhuk, suggesting a ceremonial or philosophical motto. The text preserves antiquated phrasing and hints at a ceremonial context.
Second of DeQueen's Quadruplets Is Dead
TH QUEEN Ark A confusing notice reports the death of the second of DeQueen's quadruplet girls. The surviving infant's condition is unclear as physicians assess chances of survival for the two remaining twins.
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DeQueen
Ark
T. Vaventing
More Paving Here Urged by C of C Hope
Hope property owners are urged to act now to pave streets with WPA labor and supervision at a fraction of later costs. The Chamber of Commerce warns the program may end and funds shifted, risking lower property values if paving is delayed. It offers help and points to an ad in today’s paper for costs and contact details.
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WPA
Chamber of Commerce
Bovcns
Bruce Barton Urges Republicans to Harness Usat Faith
Bruce Barton, New York Republican, argues the mass faith in Roosevelt is the day’s dominant political influence and urges the Republican Party to try to capture that faith for itself in a strategic appeal noted from Indianapolis.
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Intnanapolis, Inc
Bruce Barton
New York Republican
Roosevelt
Republican Party
What Would You Do aboard ship and abroad
A vintage prompt asks how to handle manners at sea and abroad. It presents five scenarios about speaking to male acquaintances, dining room etiquette, writing thank you notes, appropriate attire, and cultural conduct. The suggested actions emphasize caution, personal comfort, and consistency with one’s travel arrangements or company norms.
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Bath
Sear
Winn Loses His Ballot Challenge in Fifth District Race
Little Rock attorney Oscar Winn sought a writ of mandamus to force the State Democratic Committee to remove Congressman D B Terry from the party ballot in the August 5 primary. Circuit Judge Lawrence Auten dismissed the petition, and Winn appealed to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Little Rock
Lawrence Auten
Oscar Winn
Congress
Fifth
Democratic Committee
D. B. Tert
Winn
Terry
Bailey
Auten
Arkansas Supreme Court
Station Farm Here Host 4-H Members
A series of study days for Arkansas 4-H club members is under way at the University of Kansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station. Delegates from 1,189 counties attended the opening day. 10 other counties with 89 attendees joined Wednesday. The program will continue through Friday and Saturday. W. J. Jernigan, state club agent, leads activities with agronomy and forestry experts assisting, and attendance at Station Farm Here already surpasses other branch stations approved by the University.
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Arkansas
4-H Glu
University of Kansas Fruit and Truck Branch
W. J. Jernigan
Eva MccGaugh
June Donahue
Mise Sue Marshall
Gatension Clothing
Dale Me~ Gregor
M.N. Briher
J. F. Rains
L. C. Baker
P.T. Ketar
Fred Delvell
Country Club Dance on July 4 by Ben Burton Orchestra
Hope Country Club announces a public dance at the clubhouse starting 12:01 p.m. on Monday July 4. Ben Burton and his Voices Negro Orchestra will perform in a floor show. The act comes to Hope after a praised tour of southwestern summer resorts with a minimal speaking program. Public is invited.
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Hope Country Club
Ben Burton
Vpices Negro Orchestra
Hope
Summmer
Fragmented Q&A on language and general knowledge
Puzzle style text exposes garbled prompts about topics including General Franco, a Bible verse, John Jay as first chief justice, and a miswritten note on currency units. It resembles OCR noise from a historical page with nonsensical filler and incomplete quotations.
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Franco
John
United States Supreme Court
Brass
Guy Withy
Removal Order Postponed To July 4
County Judge Frank Rider postponed the removal order for Hempstead county seat. The order will be entered Monday at 10 after docket clearance. Judge Rider indicated circuit court sessions would be held in Hope and records moved accordingly, with permanent courthouse records remaining in Washington until new quarters are obtained.
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Hempstead
Ecolupe
Rider
wildHy
Hope
Washington
Lightning Kills 17 in Poland amid Severe Thunderstorms
WARSAW Poland seventeen people were killed and more than a hundred injured as severe thunderstorms struck several areas causing widespread damage and panic. The deaths occurred Wednesday during the storm that brought intense lightning across Pokunl.
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Poland
Warsaw
Pokunl
Spy Hunters Urged to Curb Foreign Peeping Toms
NEA Service reports a four article series by Thomas M. Johnson on international espionage. Indictments of 18 people including German officials mark a shift toward stricter protection of military secrets as Navy and Army tighten safeguards and anti spy measures across transport and yards.
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America
NEA
Thomas M. Johnson
NEA Service, Inc
New York
Sam
Navy
Farnsworth
Thompson
Office of Naval Intelligence
Governor candidate R A Cook to address Nevada rally in Laneburg
Former Pulaski County Judge R A Cook, seeking the governorship, will address a county-wide Nevada citizens rally at 7:30 Saturday night in Laneburg. Barton Saunders of Laneburg announced the tour, noting this is Cook's only scheduled Nevada county stop and urging turnout.
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R.A. Cook
Nevada
Laneburg
Barton Saunders
Cook
Nevada County
Saunders
To Classify Students at Spring Hill July 1
Spring Hill public school superintendent A. M. Davis announced Wednesday that students would classify Friday July 4. AMS students are urged to report to the school building for classification.
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Spring Hill
A. M. Davis
AMS
Roosevelt Signs Flood Control Bill
HYDE PARK N Y President Roosevelt announced he had signed the million dollar omnibus flood control bill with some reluctance. He said the program is necessary to prevent floods, reclamation, reforestation, and navigation improvements, but added the bill is not a step in the right direction for general government planning.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Jobs for 50 Peach Workers Open in Nash Ville
The Employment Service It Hope offers 50 peach picker positions in the Nash Ville Highland district. Men or boys over 18 of any race should report at 8 o'clock Thursday to the Employment Service office over Jack's Newsstand. Trucks will transport workers to orchards for a two to three week period. About 100 workers have already been sent from Hope.
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It Hope
Nash
Ville-Highland
Employment Service
Jack
Hope
Oak Grove Play at School House Saturday Night
A one act play will be staged at Oak Grove school house on Saturday night July 2. The production titled Henpecked Holler Gossip aims to entertain the public with local theater.
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Oak Grove
Mussolini Urges Moderate Policy in Attacking Ships
Rome dispatch reports the Fascist regime urged General Franco to use moderation to stop British and other ships from supplying government Spain. Virfino Gayda said Italy approved bombing vessels carrying contraband but disclaimed Italian responsibility.
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Rome
Italy
Franco
Spain
Vir Finio Gayda
Barge Truck Rate Hearing Resumed in Camden
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner John Bradford resumed hearings on proposed joint barge truck freight rates from Camden and Little Rock and south Arkansas points. Testimony was mainly from supporters including H C Gregory Lee Daniel and Robert Black of El Dorado and James Bird of Magnolia.
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Camden
Ark
John Bradford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Little Rock
South Arkansas
H.C. Gregory
Lee Daniel
Robert Black
el Dorado
James Bird
Magnolia
New Beauty and Gift Shop to Open Here
Formal opening of Kate's Beauty and Gift Shop will be held Friday, daly 1, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at their new Main street shop. The public is invited to view new fixtures and remodeled interiors. Gift Shop staff includes Mrs. Kate Holland, Doris Spragens, Florence Wingfield, Mattie Wray, Sara Ann Holland. Beauty Shop staff lists Myrtice Spe, Hoerloise Miller, and Kathleen England.
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Kate
Daly
Main Street
Kate Holland
Doris Sprageins
Florence Wingfield
Mattie Wray
Sara Ann Holland
Myrtice Spe
Hoerloise Miller
Kathleen England
Bowden Buys Patterson Stock in Public Sale
The Patterson Department Stove Stock and fixtures were sold Tuesday afternoon at public sale. O. L. Bowden purchased the entire stock and announced a price slashing sale starting Saturday and lasting one week. D. C. Tolbert of Stamps bought the fixtures.
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Patterson Department
O. L. Bowden
D. C
Cotton Prices Opened and Closed Steady in New Orleans
Cotton markets in New Orleans opened Wednesday at 0.76 per pound and closed at 8.80. Spot cotton finished quiet with middling quality at 8,859.
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New Orleans
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