Robbery Hinted Attempt at Hindaville Bank
Police across four northwest Arkansas counties hunted a masked man who tried to abduct A H Berry from his home and rob the Valley Bank of Hindaville. bank windows showed bars from a prior entry, but nothing was taken.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas
A. H. Berry
Valley Bank
Hindaville
Betty
Boy Scout Drive Opens in Hope Next Tuesday
Hope Arkansas details show District Chairman E F P McFaddin announcing a Boy Scout drive beginning Tuesday March 8 in Hempstead County. Rev W R Hamilton of First Baptist writes a testimonial endorsing Boy Scout activity highlighting character development over mere physical growth and urging community support for youth leadership programs.
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Hope
E. F P. McFaddin
Boy Scouts of America
Hempstead County
McFaddin
Boy Scouts
Star
W. R. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Two Arrested With Six Gallons Of Liquor
Leo Hatch aged 28 and Robert Collis aged 27 were arrested near Patmos in a raid led by Deputy Sheriff Reginald Bearden with help from Jess Quillian and Guy Cummings of the revenue agents. Six gallons of moonshine liquor were found in their truck. Hatch pleaded guilty and was held on $500 bond at Texarkana. The other man, described as a helper, was released.
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Leo Hatch
Robert Collis
Patmos
Reginald Bearden
Jess Quillian
Guy Cummings
Texarkena
Hatch
18 Known Dead in California Storm Disaster
A ferocious southern California storm caused widespread flooding and damage. Eighteen people were confirmed dead with at least 18 missing as bridges collapsed, rivers rose rapidly, and urban areas flooded from Los Angeles to Long Beach. Rail and road traffic halted, schools and stores closed, and air service disrupted as crews searched for missing and the nation watched the disaster unfold.
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Los Angieles
California
Vietine
Los Angeles
Wis
Claude Bloch
Long Rbench
Imi
Utah
Long Beach
Linyd Follestead
William Munholland
John Croft
Kiry
Lynn Stewart
New York
Mershorr
Iits
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San Clemente
Roadwater
Phinicipal
Red River Flood Threatens Shreveport Area
The Red River rising after reaching a peak threatens nearby towns along the river. By Wednesday night bridges opened at Colfax and Grenada parishes as floodwaters advance, with about fifty families warned of potential evacuation. Roads remain passable though major sections near Byne Woods are flooded and nationwide traffic disrupted.
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Lae
Red River
Dows
Conshatts
A Thought The Futury Destiny Of The Child
A fragment notes that the future destiny of a child is shaped by the mother Bouiparte. The line suggests a maternal influence in guiding a child’s path, though context is limited and attribution may be uncertain.
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Bouiparte
Father pleads to kidnapers in New Rochelle case
Mer ton Levine seeks negotiation chances and asks authorities and press to stay away from his 12 year old son Peter Levine who was abducted for ransom. The boy, blue eyed, last seen at school, valued at 50 000, with Philip S. Vitten announcing the abduction on the eve of Lindbergh Jr anniversary. Federal agents would act per the father's wishes.
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Foterad
New Rochelle
Peter Levine
Philip S. ‘Itden
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Negro Civic Body Backs Will Cooper in Protest
Edmond Davis, chairman of the Negro Civic Council, said Thursday the council supports Will Cooper in his protest to the Hope City Council against beer and wine stands in the Hope negro settlement outside the fire limits. The council spoke Tuesday night and urged revocation of licenses. the council will negotiate further on any issues raised.
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Negro Civic Council
Will Cooper
Hope
Davis Sal Cooper
M. McCarroll
Davis
Eivie Bodry
Hoge City
Acting Chief C. E. Baker Weighs Sheriff Candidacy
C. E. Baker serves as acting chief of police in Hope after John W. Ridghill’s resignation. Baker says he has heard reports he might not run for Hempstead County sheriff, though he has not ruled out the possibility. The unexpired term ends April 1 and an official appointment decision is expected then.
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CLV
Baker
Police
Hope
John W. Ridghill
Hempstead
John We. Rridge
Cotton Market Opens and Closes in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans cash cotton opened at 9.32 and closed at 9.29 as bids and offers shaped a quiet session. Spot prices held around 9.41 with limited movement and slight shifts in nearby quotes reflecting mild demand.
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New Orleans
Fred W. Allsopp Injured in Florida Accident
Fred W. Allsopp of Little Rock hospital attaches reported Wednesday night resting comfortably after treatment for a fractured hip. He was admitted following a fall at a home in Winter Haven Florida and likely will be confined for several weeks. He is business manager of the Arkansas Gazette.
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Fla
Fred W. Allsopp
Little Rock
The
Arkansas Gazette
Hope High Carnival Delayed One Week
The Hope High School carnival is postponed one week due to the district basketball tournament at Lewisville. Voting details for a penny per vote are outlined, with proceeds benefiting the Hope High School library fund and student activities.
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Hope High School
Macey II
Lewisville
John Wilson
Haive Bee
Capital Hotel
Hope Confectionery
Jacks Newssland and
Greene
Hrpe T High School Library
Cranium Crackers Courtroom Query Questions Trespass Links
A cross country plane piloted by Gerald Wilson forced to land on pasture owned by Harry Jones and Wheat field claimed by George Brown. Jones and Brown sue Wilson for trespass to recover damages while seeking to determine liability for the landing and ground passage.
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Gerald Wilsom
Cielden Arrow
Wilson
Harry Jones
Georne Brown
Jones
Brown
Special Campaign for War Veterans in Southwest Arkansas
The National Reemployment Service and major veterans groups announce a joint campaign to place unemployed veterans in private industry. Local office in Hope coordinates registration and job matching for Clark, Hempstead, Howard, Lafayette, Little River, Nevada, Pike, and Sevier counties with free service for workers and employers. Veteran discharge papers required for registration.
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National Reemployment Service
G. T. Cross
Hope
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Main
Division Streets
Jack
Arkansas
Clark
Hempstear
Raward
Lafayette
Lite River
Nevada
Pike
Sevier
Blaine Elington
African Witch Doctor Brings Rain in Southern Rhodesia
A woman known as The Gogo, famed for rain making, was acquitted of practicing magic after a rival witch doctor allegedly instigated the charge. She journeyed to the Matopa Hills to invoke Mima, and immediate rain followed, locals say.
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Gwelo
Southern Rhodesia
Ma Vhe Gage
Matopa
Mima
Notes Reach Father in Kidnapping Case of Peter Levine
Reports persist that kidnapers have been contacted as Peter Levine of New Rochelle remains missing for a week. A note written by Levine begging for $60,000 ransom was found on a vacant lot near Rabbi Abraham Nowak's synagogue, urging his father Murray Levine to pay. Authorities consider two payment methods and await a break in the case.
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N, Y
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Peter Levine
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Abraham Nowak
Murray Levine
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bronx
New York City
Cage Tournaments Open Thursday Across District Play
Hempstead and Nevada county teams headline the opening Thursday schedule for district nine and district one events. The Bobcats meet Stamps in Lewisville Thursday night while Prescott and Bodecan join top contenders at Prescott. Blevins juniors face Sealand in Little Rock state meet Friday as Columbus senior girls start at Ashdown with all tournaments continuing through Saturday.
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Hempstead
Nevada
Lewisville
Frescott
Bobcats
Hope
Bodecan
Prescott
Blevins
Seailand
Little Rock
Columbus
Ashdown
Grand Jury Declines to Indict Mrs Kelly
In Nashville Arkansas the Howidb county grand jury found no indictment against Mrs R C Kelly 66 mother of Georgia governor D Rivers after reviewing the November shooting of a Nashville alderman. Prosecuting Attorney Byron Goodson said the panel reported a no bill and that later grand juries may review the case within three years.
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Nashville
Ark
Idb County
R.C. Kelly
D. Rivers
Georgia
Kelly
Byron Goodson
Arkansas
Goodson
Lent Season Will Begin on Friday
A committee of representatives from Hope's Protestant women auxiliaries calls for World Day of Prayer on Friday March 4 the first day of Lent. A union meeting at First Christian church at 3 pm will feature a special program and invite all city churchwomen to join in global prayer. The Day of Prayer for Missions began in 1887 and by 1920 united churchwomen across Canada and the U S with the first Friday of Lent chosen for observance.
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W. R. Hamillton
Earth
Jim
Jack
Charlie
Mary
Emily
Gtr
Bl. McFaddin
Hope Star
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Elvuvel
Naceth
Becaus
Churches of Hope
First Christian Church
Canada
United States
Used Car Dealers to Open Campaign for National Exchange Week
Dealers from Archer Motor Young Chevrolet B R Hamm Motor Bryan Montey Gib Lewis Cirage Hope Auto Kempstead Motor join a cooperative plan titled National Used Car Exchange Week. The event runs Saturday through next week ahead of spring selling season with aim to boost used car stocks and spur auto factory output and jobs.
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Hope
Archer Motor Company
Young Chevrolet
B. R. Hamm, Motor Company
Bryan Montey Company
Gib Lewis Cirage
Hope Auto Company
Kempstead Motor Company
White Horse
Roosevelt
Miduetis
Tos
Brockelhurst Denied Appeal In Death Penalty Case
In Little Rock two week stays of execution were granted for Lester Brockelhurst and Joe Newt Simms. Brockelhurst, 24, condemned for the Victor Gates slaying, faced dawn Friday electrocution at Tucker State Prison. The Arkansas Supreme Court refused to halt the execution and his habeas corpus petition. Simms was also slated for execution for the ax slaying of his wife on Mother's Day.
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Little Rock
Bailey
Lester Brockelhurst
Victor A. Gates
Joe Newt Simms
Trashwood
Ark
Brockelhurst
Simms
Tucker State Prison Farm
Arkansas Supreme Court
Lester
Victor Gates
Felton
Gates
Lonoke
23 Per Cent Hike in British Taxes
Britain increases army appropriations by 23 percent to 532.5 million dollars for 1938 39, up 121.53 million from 1937 38. Soviet officials testify of British aid to overthrow Stalin. France moves toward labor code legislation amid cabinet crisis fears. Japanese admit heavy Chinese guerrilla activity near Nanking. Spain’s civil war shows little fighting.
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Associated Press
Britain
Moscow
Framce
Nanking
Spain
Abandoned Town for Sale Near Melbourne Australia
A town including 12 houses and four other buildings is up for sale near Melbourne. It features trout fishing, scenic Moan scenery, electric light and water, post office, store, and a strong road from Melbourne. Purchase possible on a five year installment plan. The town formerly housed workers for the state rivers and water supply commission at Eildon Weir.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ilivers and Water Supply
Eildon Weir
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