Wildlife Film to Be Shown in Hope
National Wildlife Week activities include an Arkansas wildlife film at Hope High School and city auditorium. Tom Mull of the State Fish & Game Commission will present pictures and discuss conservation, wildlife habits, and species in Arkansas, highlighting benefits to farmers, merchants, and sportsmen.
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Hope High School
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The
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Wildlife’ of Arkansas
Hempsferd Couny Wildlife Association
Arkansas
Tom Mull
State Fish & Game’ Commission
Nature
Mull
What Baseball Trainers Must Know for Big League Clubs
Baseball trainer duties hinge on when medical doctors take over. Trainers prepare mature athletes for six weeks of spring training and a 154 game schedule from April to October. They focus on diet feet and blisters, monitor hydration and overheating, assess injuries on the field, and tailor workouts to individual players while balancing two workouts or one longer session.
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Denny Carrol
Detroit Tigers
Erle Vansant
Yankees
Harrison J. Weaver
St. Louis Cardinal
Lon Warneke
Cardinals
Warneke
Painter
Ske
Stinec
Akle
Ipokalion
McCarthy
Marie Joe
Arkansas sportsmen urged to view fishing pictures Thursday
The note invites all fishermen and hunters to the Thursday night show of pictures highlighting the state's natural resources. It emphasizes Arkansas as a sportsman's paradise, with no admission charge and broad attendance urged.
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Arkansas
Alan chooses duty over a professor's path in serial drama
Alan rejects Dr Peterson's midnight Europe mission to care for Mrs Howland and Grandma Frank, insisting on staying to fulfill his promise. Emily confronts a crumbling marriage, choosing St Louis and divorce over Sumner, while Eric Kane is summoned as tensions rise.
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Alan
Emily
Europe
International Commission
Vienna
Berlin
William Peterson
St. Louis
Dr. Peterson
Peterson
Sumner
Eric
Governor grants clemency for Horace Vines pardon
The governor's office released three pardons granted before leaving for Atlanta. Horace Vines, convicted in Hempstead County in April 1938 on a grand larceny charge, was among those granted clemency. he received a one year sentence.
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Atlanta
Horace Vines
Hempstead County
It s Common Courtesy to Remove Your Hat
A feature discusses etiquette for removing hats in warm weather and in formal settings. It notes a derby or silk hat should be tipped by the brim, a soft hat by the crown, and that men remove hats when greeting a woman, addressing a companion, during the national with pride, at attention for the national anthem, or when a flag passes. It also mentions hat handling at semi private places and funerals, and that a young man salutes older men of distinction.
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Joan Duruam
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