Seven Room Modern House at Ninth and Elm
Multiple ad listings describe rooms and modern homes for sale near Second Street, Main Street, Fair Park, Beverly Hills, and Highway 67. Properties include five, four, and seven room houses with features like hardwood floors, attics, garages, venetian blinds, and large lots. Financing options include 100 percent loans, FHA or GI loans, and low monthly principal payments.
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Second & Main
Ninth
Elm
South
Johnson
Fair Park
Beverly Hills
West Avenue B
Bonner Street
Fair Enough On The Roosevelt Royal Family Morals
Pegler muses on the Roosevelt dynasty, tracing lineage and myths, noting Rufus Bullock’s unclear ties to Eleanor Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt. He contrasts the Roosevelts with other families, calling them influential and audacious with ambitions for governorships and national prominence amid a media-saturated era.
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Earl Miller
Stoye
Rufus Bullock
Georgia
Eleanor
Martha Bulloch
Giorgia Belle
Theodore
Claude Bowers
Rufus
Pana Bowers
Ward Greene
King Features
Henry Paingle
T. R
Roosevellts
Washingtons
Adamses
Lincoln
Vanderbilts
Astors
Roosevelts
Frannklin
New York
Jimmy the Eaglet
California
U S Arms to Bring Riot in France
French morale dips as Paris braces for the first shipment of American arms amid reports of tension with Communists. AP dispatch from Paris outlines potential unrest and the nationwide mood as events unfold.
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U.S
France
France to gain with American arms aid and crackdown on communists
Preston Grover reports from Paris that the first American arms shipment to France could spark riots but is seen as a needed boost to morale and military strength. French observers say the aid may restart France on the path to rebuilding its armed forces, while warnings rise of a hard crackdown if communists protest arms unloading.
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Paris
France
America
Russia
Ho Chi Minh
Indochina
Arme
Phoney Red Peace Move Draws U S Opposing Visit
Washington warns of a phoney Communist peace drive by a World Peace Congress delegation seeking entry visas. The group includes Britain’s red dean of Canterbury and French painter Picasso. John Rogge represents the delegation’s welcoming committees and seeks a meeting with State Department officials.
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Washington
UPS
Congress
State Department
World Congress of Partisans For World Peace
Congressional
Britain
Red Dean
Canterbury
Pablo Ficasso
John Rogge
U.S
Tiadiay
Rogge
Dean Acheson
Jesse MacKnight
Edward W. Barret
Public Information
Propa
Roosevelt Scandals and Media in a Turbulent Era
In a heated debate about probity and truth, readers confront calls to ignore Roosevelt family affairs while major governorship campaigns demand attention. The piece questions press censorship and the handling of a president’s death amid wartime secrecy and royal intrigue.
Prescott News: Della Kappa Gamma Dinner and Basketball Event
The Upsilon Chapter of Della Kappa Gamma hosts a dinner Saturday at Hotel Barlow Mone with state president Mrs. Hazel Dabney attending. Olson's All American Red Heads, featuring Red Mason and Red Skelton, will play the Prescott All Stars at the Prescott gym on March 4, with 8 p.m. game time and 50 and 75 cent admission. Proceeds benefit athletic equipment through a National Guard sponsorship. Community church youth groups meet throughout the week, with varied times and hosts, including First Presbyterian, First Methodist, First Baptist, and the U. S. Presbyterian circles. Initiation services and potluck planned for the Prescott Chapter, QC. E. 5. Widespread church activities and a late-life tribute program for Mrs. Vandiver are noted, ending with a hymn.
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Upsilon
Della Kappa Gamma
Barlow Mone
Hazel Dabney
Pine Bluff
Hempstead County
Prescott Rotary hears Ury McKenzie on social ism
At the Prescott Rotary Club luncheon at the Broadway hotel on Tuesday Ury McKenzie gave a voluntary talk on government toward socialism. Guests included Cecil Bile Oliver Adams Vicarl Massey Rosarians from Hope Nelson Frazier of Washington and Re Newt R. Nelson of Prescott. Miss Frances Bailey and Marguerite Avery attended the Prescott Business and Professional Women's club on Pace day evening at Miss Bailey's home. During the business Miss Jimmie Nielolas announced that Mrs Saxon Regan.
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Prescott
Bailey
Frances Bailey
Marguerite Avery
Jimmie Nielolas
Mas. Saxon Regan
Texarkana and Arkadelphia to Play for Title
Texarkana Parkers edged Ashdown Panthers 47 to 45 to reach District WTA final, while Arkadelphia Badgers beat Gurdon 49 to 43 to earn a rematch with Texarkana for the district crown at 8:30. In Prescott, Waldo Bulldogs defeated Delight 46 to 34 to win the district title in the W1-B tournament.
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Texarkana Parkers
Panthers
Arkadelphia Badgers
Lexarkana
Gurdonigo-Beviis
Prescott
Waldo Bulldogs
Delight
No Witnesses for Judith Coplon Case Heads to Jury
In New York on March 4 the Judith Coplon Valentin Gubitchev espionage trial neared verdict with no witnesses for Coplon and brief testimony for Gubitchev. The defense rested after about four and a half hours. Jury charges will follow closing summaries Monday. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan set the panel at six men and six women. Coplon, 22, former Justice Department employee, and Gubitchev, 23, a Russian engineer, face conspiracy charges seeking to give U S secrets to Russia. Conviction could mean up to 35 years and a 600 dollar fine for Coplon and up to 19 years and the same fine for Gubitchev. Coplon previously received 40 months to ten years and appeals her conviction for stealing government secrets for the Russians.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
Miss Coplon
Gubitchev
Mrcvo
Sylvester J. Ryan
Miss Caplan
Department of Justice
U. S
Russia
Ccoplon
Washington, D. C
Club Activities and Social Notes From Local Meeting
The Bunko club appointed a representative to meet state committees during a statewide accomplishment contest. High score won by Miss Avery, low by Mrs. J. B. Franks, who received a pink and blue shower. Twenty three members and a guest attended. New members Mrs. Carrie Magee and Miss Abbie McHenry were welcomed. The Ruth Culpepper Intermediate Dis Auxiliary met at Mrs. Kim Moods home with Mrs. Frank Williams as counselor. Prayers, minutes by Patsy Griffin, and a program on The Building of the Church were led by Rosina Lingley. Ice cream and gooldies served. Many guests and visitors noted from Little Rock to Los Angeles as part of the extended social calendar.
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Larg Cooper
First Baptist Church
Sidney Loomis
Roy Stainton
Earl Humble
O'Clork
Lt Vandiver
J. B. Vandiver
Byron
Mary Yancey
Margareth Leese Phillips
David Hanning
Johnny Limgley
Ames Roy Phillips
Ed Bryson
Southern Baptist Convention
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Avery
J. B. Franks
Franks
Miss Bailey
Mary B. Smith
Carrie Magee
Abbie McHenry
Bors
Ruth Culpepper
Frank Williams
Kim Moods
Wilhians
Pray Kay King
Dad
Patsy Griffin
Rosina Lingley
Win
Aline
Prayoop
Mellie Robinson
Moscow price list paradox shows suits cost high in Soviet stores
Washington reports state department estimates that a man’s suit costs 277.25 dollars in Moscow stores despite price cuts announced by Moscow. Officials mapped ruble dollar values to list items, noting bread, butter, beef, and other goods carry steep prices while wages run about 150 dollars a month.
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Washington
State Department
Moscow
Russia
Drys Start Preparing for Campaign in Arkansas
In Little Rock on March 3, about 1,000 dry sympathizers formed the Arkansas United Drys to push a statewide prohibition measure. The campaign seeks to place the issue on the November ballot and win its adoption, with an estimated 50,000 signatures needed. Organizers target a $100,000 fundraising goal, while state law caps initiative expenditures at $24,000.
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Little Rock
Aransas
Aransas United Drys
Nelson F. Tull
Baptist State Brotherhood
Arkansas United Drys
Supt
C. C. Coulter
The
Arkansas Temperance League
Coulter
Diry
W. O. Vaught
Vaught
Arkansas
College basketball recap ties to past titles
The Sports Mirror notes a year ago Kentucky beat Tulane 64 52 to claim a sixth straight Southwaster basket ball crown. Five years ago Sam Snead opened Jacksonville event four strokes ahead of Bob Hamilton. Ten years ago Arky Vaughan and Red Ruffing signed as coaches and players întriguing history.
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Associated Press Today
Kentucky
Tulane
Sam Snead
Jacksonville
Fla
Bob Hamilton
Arky Vaughan
Bisburgh Pirates
Red Ruffing
New York Yankees
Albie Booth
Mal Stevens
New York University
Radio Schedule Fragments From a Past Broadcast Day
A chaotic OCR readout lists day and night radio programming with times and show titles from multiple stations including News, Music, and dramatic series. Most entries are incomplete, but items reference The Shadow, Fibrous shows, and various hosted programs across Sunday and Monday schedules.
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Ada
Hope Star
Eee Buat
Farmer
Hu Weshburn
Treasuree
4Sbury
Paul H. Jones
Ata
Ww. Howmet
Mech
Bevis
Gate
Under
Yery Solly
Nevada
Howard, Miller
Proms
Antitiad
Jaca Ag
Diamond Cafe
Ry Tome
Iorth Wimennsien Anwaned
A & FP
Opsen
Floyd Farter& Son
Hope D'And Seed Company
RES Choice Land
Shover Ngs
H. B. Sanene
Ross
Gillispie
Coker
Stoneville
Jim Wild
Columbus
Fleven
North Main
Ferrel Baker
Baker's Food Stor
Sealey Lewallen
IED
Garand
CoAlpin
South Elin
Parson
United States
Floyd Porterfield & Son
Foster-Ellis
Shover Springs
Rosston Highway
ELLIS
Foster and High
West 4Th
Hervey
Geo. Johnson
TFP
Beard
South Hazel Street
Henry's Watch Service
Leroy Henry
Miss Henry
South Maki
Moye
Studebaker
Wisabel
C. E. Bayve
Trinity
Areadin
Birddog
Brunson
Jabo
Bill Sanders
Magnolia
Eid
Laurel Streets
Star
Thurston A. Hulsey
James T. West
James H. Pilkinton
J. W
Jones R. D
Phillips Claud Sutton
Lucille Ruggles
Harry Hawthorne
Westbrook Pegler
King Featuree Syndicate
Houston Electric Co
Cobb Mattress Co
S. Washington
City Electric Co
Rgre
J. M. Atkins
Hope
PMA
Qld
Monts
Associated Press
By Preston Grover
Red Peace
Assassar
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Howse
Asial
Prescott News
First Presbyterian Church
Vernon Fore
T. C. McRay, Jr
First Methodist Church
Training Union
U.S. Presbyterian Church
Henry Moore
J. ©. McRae, Jr
QO. Logan
W. M.S. of the
W. 5. C. S. of the Methodist Church
W. 5. Regan
Robert Stambright
J. W. Teeter
A. B. Gordon
Wesleyan Service Guild
Herbert Hawley
Mrs. Vandiver
Pragran
Ury Mckenzie
Texarkana
Arkadelphia
Jin’ Figods
RL Crawford
May and Mars
Ll. McKenzie
Jin
Mos
McChurkin
Morristwn
Mrs. B. W. Durham
Randulph Hang
Relatves
Ful- Lon
Charles H Hompkins
Logan
Wexathuie
Sid Cole
Ube
Jia Cole
C. Gh E
John Vesey
Ethel Davis
Los Angles
Shreveport
WN. 1
Mulkey
Glen Hairston
Qaklawi Park
Hot Springs
Ruby Stewart
BL Durasi
Did Moa
Evale Hoynie
Wenday Guests
Mes
Lloyd Nefown
Bosuituaa
Weist
Wein
Stalin
Sports Mirror
Singer & Others
Singer Sewing Machine CO
ME Network
Hawaii
John B. Kennedy
Lombardoland
USA
Chicago Theater of Air
Radio Warblers
Bill Cunningham
Lid
Ivory
Martin Kane
Nick Carter
Sylvan Levin
Sheliah Graham
Europe
William Hillman
Mutual Reports
Robert Haieigh
Nashville
Bob Poole
Lanny Ross
Gabriel Heatter
Naughton's
Stamps Baxter
Melody Boys Church of Christ
Oaklawn
Rhythm Ranch Hands
Melody Corral
Mark Trai
Tom Mix
Star & Sports
Huce
Gabriel Teaker
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Peter Salem
Jill Henry
Marty James
Mutual
Newte R. Nelson
East Elm St
B. Nelson
Davis
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