Arkansas Welfare Reform Bill Extends Federal Aid
The report notes that Arkansas received about $2.5 million in federal welfare grants before Governor Batley signed the new welfare act on February 2. The 1937 law preserves a seven member state board but repeals parts, with an emergency clause passing by a Senate vote amid debate over suspending federal assistance grants.
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Senate
Cemetery Association to Meet at First Methodist
The Cemetery Association will meet Friday at 4 o clock pm in the First Methodist church. The president urges full attendance as this is the last meeting of the official year and all officers must be present.
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Cemetery Association
First Methodist Church
Fannie Garrett
Malyarn
Doratto
First Baptist Church
Otlock
Spring dress pattern 8387 promises Victorian detail
Pattern 8387 tailored for sizes 34 to 44 features a slim hip line, a belt bow, and color contrasts to enhance the shoulders and waist. Materials include wool, crepe, and silk, with a 32 page Spring and Summer Pattern Book available for 2 cents a pattern. Send name address style number and size to Hope Star Pattern Bureau Chicago.
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Carol Day
Hope Star
Pattern Bureau
Wacker Drive
Chicago
A. A. U. Title Won By State Teachers College
Conway Ark Arkansas State Teachers College defeated Hendrix College 11 to 22 to win the seventh annual A A U tournament before about 2000 in the Teachers new gymnasium. The Teachers will represent Arkansas in the national A A U tournament in Denver. The Teachers succeed Arkansas College Batesville as champions. All Tournament teams announced with first and second teams listing players from Arkansas College Hendrix and Henderson Teachers and Teachers.
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Conway
Ark
Arkansas State Teachers College
Hendrix College
Teachers New
Arkansas
Denver
Col
Arkansas College of Batesville
Kohn Gray
Arkansas College
Lowell Martindale
BM Kennedy
Hendrix
C. L. Twner
John Wall
John Bray
Buddy Belote
Udeil Bunce
Henderson
Wiliam Buldins
Robbie McCoy
150 Rescued From Sinking Ranger
The Radio Marine reported that the Newfoundland rescued 150 men aboard the leaking fishing boat Ranger in heavy seas. Tow lines were fastened to tow the craft toward port as the crew kept her afloat by bucket bailing after the initial distress message described leaking, sinking danger, and limited assistance.
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Radio Marina Corporation
Newfoundland
Ranger
Radio Marine
Beer Sales Legal In Dry Territory
In Arkansas beer sales will become legal Thursday in 10 dry counties and 27 dry towns and cities under a bill by Sen Armil Taylor of Clarksville that the governor will neither sign nor veto. The measure lifts beer from the Thorn liquor control act provisions and the 1923 beer act, permitting sale where local option has not voted out liquor. Local-option thresholds, Sunday sales bans remain. counties listed include Columbia, Howard, Johnson, Logan, Saline, White, and others. cities named include Gentry, Benton County, Green Forest, Arkadelphia, Piggott, Corning, Rector, Alma, Mulberry, Marion, Sheridan, Malvern, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, and more.
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Armil Taylor
Clarksville
Bailey
Legi
Columbia
Howard
Trard
Johnson
Lawrence
Logan
Lonoke
Nevada
Saline
White
Gentry
Benton County
Green Forest
Carrail County
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Click County
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Corning
Rector
Clay County
Alma
Mulberry
Crawford County
Marion
Jasper Township
Crittenden County
Little Hiver County
Norman
Montgomery County
Glenwood and
Clark
Pike County
Waldron
Hickman Township
Scott County
Strong
Victorian
Union County
Augusta
Woodruff County
Plainview
Yell County
Razorbacks Beat Rice 50-45 in Houston Narrow win
Johnny Adams led Arkansas with 20 points as the Razorbacks overcome Rice Owls 50-45 in Houston. Arkansas led 26-24 at halftime and built a late 87-26 run early in the fourth before Rice surged to close the gap to 43-42 with six minutes remaining.
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Houston
Texas
Johnny Adants
University of Arkansas
Rice Owls
Razorbacks
Texas Aggies
Langhorns
Arkansas
Adams
Owls
Hope Projects Continue Expenditures Under Phases
Continued discussion notes ongoing expenditures under both phases of the program for the current fiscal year. The report references NYA work projects and includes mention of Hemp. Further details are limited in the fragment.
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NYA
Hempstead County NYA Projects List and Schools
The document lists NYA projects in Hempstead County including Blevins Vocational Agricultural Building Hope Woodshop and Handicraft for Girls Hope Nursery and Handicraft Project for Girls and Hope Repair of Textbooks. It notes active and discontinued statuses and names the participating high schools Wash ington Guernsey Saratoga Epring Hill Patmos Fulton Blevins Hope Logan Chapel Clow Yerger and Yerger.
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Blevins
Hope—School
Hope
Hope—Boy Scout
Hope—Nursery
NYA
Hempstead
Washington Guernsey High
Saratoga
Epring Hill
Patmos
Fulton
Blevins and
Logan Chapel Clow School
A and Yerger
Tennessee liquor bill faces governor after Senate approves
WASHINGTON Tenn amid cheers the senate late Wednesday passed the Austin bill legalizing package liquor sales in Tennessee counties with local referenda. The measure, by 18 to 1, moves to the house for concurrence in amendments before reaching Governor Prentice Cooper who pledged not to sign a repeal bill without a statewide referendum. The governor indicated he would veto if needed, making a statewide vote possible, leaders said.
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Washville
Tenn
Senate
Austin
Tennessee
House
Prentice Cooper
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