Regulations for cotton quotas in coming marketing year outlined
The article details near identical cotton marketing quotas for the 1843-43 period with prior year parallels. Adams county agent reports quotas approved by over 92 percent of producers in a national referendum, and December results showed more than 95 percent support in Arkansas. Penalties apply for excess sales and misidentified cotton, with color coded marketing cards issued to indicate carryover status and penalties. Buyers and ginners must report all cotton purchases and relevant classifications.
Home Demonstration Council Meeting Set For March 19
Mary Claude Fletcher announces the Home Demonstration clubs will host the annual spring council meeting March 19 at the Rocky Mound church. A call meeting is planned for Saturday March 8 at 10 am at Mrs Henry Pickard's home to arrange plans with adjoining clubs invited.
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County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Rocky Mound
Mary Claude Fletcher
Ehich
Henry Pickard
Miss Fletcher
Hope city records and library notes feature city treasurer remarks
Charles Reynerson, city treasurer, explains duties during Atkins absence, mutual office sharing with the street commissioner, and willingness to stay at city hall if instructed. He discusses library matters with state librarian Mrs Bishop after a Little Rock trip, plus other local concerns. The piece also notes a remark about a House member and cotton marketing quotas and penalties.
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Atkins
AAA
Uptown
Little Rock
Catro
Charles Reynerson
Ouachita Wins AAU Cage Title in Arkansas
Ouachita Tigers rout Henderson Redili es 86 to 30 to capture the Arkansas AAU championship before a heated crowd in Arkadelphia. State police intervened to prevent a potential melee after the title game as Coach Wes Bradshaw’s Bengals celebrated while Tom Murphy’s Redili es endured a hard defeat.
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Arkadelphia
Ouachita Tigers
Henderson Redilies
Arkansas A. A. U
Wes Bradshaw
Bengals
Tom Murphy
Flower Show Aid Seeks County Club Participation
The Hope Garden club requests cooperation from home demonstration clubs countywide for a flower show on March 1 next to the Saenger theater. Clubs should bring spring bulb arrangements. exhibitors provide their own containers and cards with club and exhibitor names and flower names. Exhibits must be in place by 10 a.m. The event is part of the Better Homes Program and invites all club members to attend.
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Hope Garden Club
Saenger Theater
Mary Claude Fletcher
Better Homes
Parity for Agriculture Satellite by Farm Bureau Rally
National news notes that farm parity on the nationwide program remains incomplete since 1933 yet progress is acknowledged. Arkansas farmers, in unity with other states, plan annual gatherings to review gains, discuss issues, and decide unified action. County Farm Bureaus across Arkansas will sponsor programs and radio talks Saturday night, Hempstead county absent from plans. Local radio talks aim to reach farmers nationwide for shared guidance and action.
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South
Frasier
Sommerville
Arkansas
Summerville
Hempstead
Reed Denies Under Mr Cogbill’s Administration
A former inmate asserts he paid no attention to reports about Reed during Cogbill’s tenure and disputes repeated accusations against prior superintendents. He notes repeated slander by convicts when new leaders take charge, claiming such stories aim to curry favors and mislead administrations.
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Cogbill
Dus
From Catton to Celluloid Nine Businessmen Turn Actors
Hollywood offers frequent opportunities for mature businessmen to break into acting. James Stephenson parlayed a Manchester cotton firm into a film career, later earning an Academy Award nomination for The Leadin. Samuel Hinds, Jonathon Hale, and others left stable careers for movie work, turning amateur stage experience into screen roles as character actors and occasional leads.
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Hollywood
James Stephenson
Gerladine Fitzgerald
Catton
Stephenson
Stephenson & Collier
Manchester
England
Shanghai
Ching
Liverpool Repertory Theater
Samuel Hinds
Harvard
New York
Hinds
Pasadenia
Community Playhouse
Sam Hinds
Mietires
Jonathon Hale
San Francisco
Banking and Corporation
Camel
Paul Cavanaugh
Miles Mander’s diverse career spans stage film and radio
A lively profile notes Miles Mander’s rise from stage to Hollywood after an English aviation stint and sheep ranch fortunes in New Zealand. He later entered Parliament, moved to Movietown, and now presents a weekly world news analysis on radio while continuing acting. Seventeen percent of the world’s dn comes from Bollyta.
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Itlottiey
H .Beiglan Ganda
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White House
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ROPER
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Third St
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Getter
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