Prize winning paintings in Arkansas Water Color Society exhibit
Fay etteville Arkansas prize winning paintings announced by Ralph Hudson of the Arkansas Water Color Society. Awards include purchases for Peonies by Mac Allyn Schupbach Tulsa and Repairs by Jane McAllister Fayetteville. Gold medal Down by the Tracks Viola C Kerr Fayetteville silver medal Wisconsin Barn Frank Goven Madison, bronize medal Tanks of Power Keith Hincheliff Dayetteville first honorable Tide's In Dean F Robertson Springfield MO. Additional honors: Winter Scene Duerd Marshall Kansas City Still Life Ora Wilburn Fort Smith. Traveling exhibit to show in Conway Little Rock Pine Bluff. selections by Adah M. Robinson of University of Tulsa from 40 entries. Only Arkansas residents may be members of the organization. Exhibit runs at the University of Arkansas until March 23.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Water’ Color Society
University of Arkansas
Ralph Hudson
Mac Allyn Schupbach
Tulsa
Jane McAllister
Viola C. Kerr
Wisconsin
Frank Goven
Madison
Wis
Keith Hincheliff
Dayetteville
Dean F. Robertson
Springfield
Duerd
Marshall
Kansas City
Ora Wilburn
Fort Smith
Inez H. Whitfield
Hot Springs
Homan Quen
McGehee
Max McCullough
Searcy
Sterling Cook
Hope
Polly Harrison
Fort Worth
Texas
Wilma Diena Wolfs
Lakewood
Ohio
Imogene Ragon
Clayton
Doris Thompson
Muskogee
Oklo
Adah M. Robinson
University of Tulsa
Bitter Senate Battle Over Tax Bill Persists in Arkansas
The Arkansas senate battled over a governor backed tax bill amid defiant votes and procedural clashes. Senators Crawford and Houston sparred over motions to reconsider while Byrd warned the bill could deter industry. Pilkinton Mitchell and Steel supported the measure as arguments centered on corporate tax and broader economic impacts.
Reorganization Bill Fails Narrowly In Senate Vote
Junior College reports show Adington of Bobre and Milum of Harrison defeated the Feild bill to reorganize the state hospital and codify laws governing it by 17 to 11. Milum secured a reconsideration threat needing 27 votes. Debate exceeded an hour with Abington accusing the bill of boosting hospital jobs without adequate inmate care while Milum attacked sections as misdrafted. The measure would set strict executive appointments and admissions limits to reduce patients not afflicted with mental illness. Hike in corporate taxes also floors Senate as H B No. 282 by Strickland of Franklin passes on third roll call, raising corporation income taxes to parity with individuals.
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Eee
Adington
Bobre
Milum
Harrison
Feild
Abington
Little Rock
Senate
Strickland
Franklin
Duck Makes Pontoon Landing West of Dalhart
A duck was surprised by a dry land landing gear retraction and touched down on a shiny wet spot west of Dalhart. The makeshift lake formed where traffic wore through snow on the road.
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Dalhart
Texas
Fourth annual exhibition of the society details
The passage notes the fourth annual exhibition occurring in April and May. Catalogues for the event may be obtained from secretary Mrs. Fred Tsar at 45 South Duncan, Fayetteville.
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Fred Tsar
South Duncan
Fayetteville
Britain and Japan respond to U S aid bill
The report says Britain is the immediate answer to Washingtons threat and that America spoke as Senate passage of the British aid bill was announced. It notes Matsuoka will visit Rome and Berlin with military experts, to discuss Japan's role under the three power pact amid possible U S trouble.
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Washington
America
Senate
Japan
Matsuoka
Rome
Berlin
U.S
Britain
U. S
Notice of Sale in Hempstead Arkansas Mortgage
Mortgagee of Willie Yerger's 1938 US loan will sell at public auction on May 12 1941 at 2 pm at T B Downs Hempstead County Arkansas to highest bidder for cash. Description includes a black horse and related property. United States of America by W M Sparks signs this notice.
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Willie Yerger
United States
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Dale
T. B. Downs
United States of America
W. M. Sparks
City and State Court Docket Mayhem at City Hall
Thirteen city and state cases heard in municipal court at city hall on Monday before Judge W. K. Lertey. Dockets include drunkenness fines of 10 dollars for several defendants, cash bonds set, two stop light violations with small bonds, a disturbing the peace charge, an under the influence charge with a 100 dollar fine, unlawful detainer dismissed on cost payment, speeding with 10 dollar bonds forfeited. Names include Moss Jr, J. T. Manning, C. Miles, Warren Holster, Fenwick Stultz, Coy Landers, Lonnie Wagner, Charlie White, Rh. C. Wingfield, Tom Burton, C. B. May, W. J. Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crsea
City Hall
W. K. Lertey Presteling
Chamberlain
Om Moss, Jr
C. B. May
W. J. Cross
Kiwanis Club Luncheon Speaker Highlighted Campaigns
A Hope Kiwanis Club meeting at How Young Bruton featured a talk by Rev Hamill who praised Me. Bruton as a favored youth convention speaker. Hamill claimed Bruton was the main speaker at the Texas Christ's Ambassadors Convention in Wichita Falls and urged the public to attend the sermon. The service began at 7 30 o'clock.
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Young Bruton
Texas Christ's Ambassadors
Wichita Falls
Hamill
Me. Bruton
Hon
Rev J Bruton to Speak Here at Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Evangelist J Paul Bruton of Bloomington Indiana a nationally known revivalist will preach at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on Wednesday night announced by Pastor E Hamill Also appearing will be Darrel Han Port Smith radio gospel singer remembered for his Bible conference performances Han will sing several selections Bruton described as a leading young evangelist in the Assemblies of God is Arkansas born with a minister father who has led churches in North Little Rock Eureka Springs and Pine Bluff now serving as Bloomington Indiana pastor
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J. Paul Bruton
Bloomington
Ind
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Ds E. Hamill
Tuessday
Bruton
Darrel Hon
Port Smith
Han
Hamill
Assemblies of God
Arkansas
North Little Rock
Eureka Springs
Pine Bluff
Leader's Update Missing Context About Tokyo Departure
A fragmented report notes a schedule to depart Tokyo on a Wednesday with travel plans routed through Moscow. Details about the traveler, purpose, and final destination are not provided in readable text.
Arkansas Hope Hampstead Highway Plans Discussed
Libya Spencer outlined aims to influence the Senate while backing Arkansas projects including Hope and Hampstead. R P Bowen urged paving Highway 20 now, claiming the window is brief for Highway 29. He also proposed U.S. routes 17L and 10 connect to Arkansas line to form a United States Highway linking U S 90 and 67.
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Barta
Libya
Spencer
Senaté
Arkansas
Hope
Hampstead
R. P. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana
Lake Charles
Shreveport
Arkansas Line
Arkansas No. 2
United States
U. S
U.S. No. 67
Unclear fragment notes figures and guests in South Africa
Fragmentary OCR mentions a possibly military context in South Africa with individuals such as A. W. Stubbenian and Ving eant Foster. References include a matritd man with three children earning $3500 a year and not required to pay taxes, though details are unclear and several names appear garbled.
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South Africa
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Penne
Dean Nedru
Sunny Tucker
Pat
Igton
Miller
Jon
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Steal
Nashville
Furno
Cummings
Prairie Grove
Sampler
Rogers
142D Field Artillery
Fort Sif
Senatt Cummings
Adkins
Houston
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el Carrdo
Wacd
Marianna
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Crawford
Bob Briley
Smith
Texarkana
Ward
Mason
Camden
Senater
Gooch
Wynne
Pilkinton
Mitchell and Steel
Maevet
W. K.,lemley
J.T. Manning
C. Miles
Hope Kiwanis Club
Prince Albert
Rev. J. Bruton
Tabernacle Group
Tokyo
Moscow
Wwi
Todd
Mr. Bdwen
A. W. Stubbenian
Vingeant Foster
Barwick's
Hempstead County Lumber Co
E. S. Greening
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Hope People
Plymouth
Reater
Chrysler Corporation
Derraje
Michigan
Ghana
Major Bowes
C.B.S
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