Madrid Sends a New Peace Group to Spanish Rebels
The arrival of six peace seeking Republican emissaries in Nationalist territory was reported in Italian dispatches. Madrid's surrender prospects influenced Mussolini's potential actions, while observers warned Franco guides Spain toward German influence and a tense international path. Continued on Page Three.
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Madrid
Nome
Maly—i
Burgos
Auto
Mathid
Mussolini
France
Irving Pflaum
NEA
Consiuers
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Jose Antonio Prima de Rivera
Franco
Portugal
England
Chamberlin
Hitler
Ratas Talian
Eclucs
Uli Reich
New Spain
Burly Dusty Aunt Bud of Eternity Quote
A fragmentary quotation presents a cryptic line: The burly, that is but dusty the aunt it is a bud of eternity. Attributed to N Culverwell, with unclear context and punctuation.
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Dusty
Culverwell
Bruce Catton on U S foreign policy principles and aims
Bruce Catton outlines American foreign policy as peace keeping and treaty observance, advocating international cooperation, reduced arms and freer trade. He argues the core choice is between international law and anarchy, warning against isolationism and urging a return to orderly engagement.
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Bruce Catton
U. S
Biter Catton
NEA Service
Washington
NEA
America
State Department
Sec Dary Hult
China
Americ
Antermalisuil
World Trav
Toonworld
South America
Europe
Cranium Crackers Inventions and Inventors List
The prompt lists inventions and inventors with misspellings and asks to match them. It names Aly larake and cotton gin vellulend tallang machine heli coptor with inventors Edison Byatt Whitnys Westinghouse Brenson Today's Leiten Question Christ performed his first miracle in which disciple's hum city.
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Aly Larake
Christ
Two Fulton Women to Be Candidates in City Election
Two women from Fulton, including Mrs. Walters, will run in the city election. The ballot lists mayor Monroe Cox and a slate of alderman candidates led by T. H. Seymour, Crawford, and Jett Orton. Five aldermen will be elected in the upcoming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Yall
Walters
Bar
Monroe Cox
Membrant
Ouony Matalial
Wilaow Treasure
Chit
Stowlai
Alderintai
T. H. Seymour
Wo TR
Crawford
Dan Harkness
Dave Presson
Jett Orton
Ray Cox
J. Mosier
Morgenthau proposes Social Security tax relief plan
Secretary Morgenthau urged easing the old-age insurance tax to aid business recovery. He outlined three alternatives to cut the tax in 1940 41 and 42, while proposing to maintain the present 1 percent through 1942. Perkins impeachment inquiry clears, no grounds found in Bridges case.
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Washington
Morgenthaiu
Morghenthau
Perkins
Howe
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Pacific
Former Hope Man Given Promotion
PINE BLUFF Pat R. Houston, longtime Missouri Pacific railway employee, has been named chief clerk in the freight office, succeeding W. B. McAlexander who was promoted to freight agent. Born near Hope, he grew up in Guernsey and has 15 years with MP, including 13 as station accountant.
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Pine Blufp
Pat R. Houston
Missouri Pacific Railway
W. BR. McAlexander
Fine Biall
Horace McGough
Saint Louis
Horstuy
Misouri Pacific Railway
Pine Bluff
Hope
McAlexander
Mr. Houston
Guernsey
Ollie Houston
Nea
Mind Your Manners quiz on etiquette rules
Test your knowledge of correct suvidl usage with questions and authoritative answers. It asks about chewing gum on formal occasions, letting others go first in an elevator, smoking in an elevator, and whether to discuss annoyances aloud. The piece ends with a short answer key and copyright notice.
Tells Nervous Couples To Part For A Month
London report notes a parish magazine advising husbands to send wives away for a month when nerves fray. Rev H W Elsey of Tokyngton Wembley suggests men parishioners part to cool tempers and then return, framing it as practical marital advice in church literature.
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London
H. W. Elsey, Vivar
Tokyngton Wembley
Six Men Executed by South Carolina
Six convicts were executed at the state penitentiary in Columbus South Carolina for the slaying of prison guard captain J Olin Canders during an escape attempt on December 42 1937. The executions lasted 48 minutes and the condemned were George Wingard Cohonbia William B Gentry alias Woods Bulogi Ray Suttles Simpsonville Herbert Musrman Detroit Mich Clayton Crans Rochester N J Blair Sumter None showed fear or chariot.
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Columbus
S. C
Reward Offered for Mena Slayer
MENA Ark officials posted a total reward of 300 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of James Baker Wallace's slayer after he was shot in his store last Saturday. Two men arrested hours after the killing remained jailed pending investigation as Sheriff Jones said they may be arraigned Monday.
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Mena
Ark
James Baker Wallace
Walter E. Jones
J. Albert Middleton
Wallace
Jones
Little Rock
Corona
J. A. Thornton
Wildlife pictures draw big crowd at city events
More than 1,000 people attended Technicolor wildlife screenings in the High School auditorium and the city auditorium, presented by Tom Mull of the State Game and Fish Commission. He explained Arkansas fish and game habits and the need to conserve wildlife. Hempstead County Wildlife Association was organized with 58 sportsmen pledging membership and forming an organizing committee and a board of directors including Lloyd Spencer and Jim Wilson. Officers elected include President Lloyd Spencer and Vice President Jim Wilson, with K P Bowen as secretary and Brant Johnson as treasurer. Arkansas Chamber of Commerce official E L Melton spoke on the association’s value and urged steps to boost interest and effectiveness.
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Arkansas
Tom Mull
State Game and Fish Commission
Mull
W. K. Lemley
Rost
Hempstead County Wildlife Association
Lloyd Spencer
Carrigan
BR. Hamm
Frank Johinsin
AC. Munts
Jin Wilson
Dy Don Sith
Gliveetors
Llgud Spencer
Vicw
Jim Wilson
K.P. Bowen
Brant Julinsin
EL. Melton
Texarkana Chigaber of Commerce
Wildhig
Lassetter Urges Sensible Use of American Soil at Station
W C Lassetter editor of the Progressive Farmer urged soil conservation during the spring visiting day at the Pruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station. He said farmers must conserve soil fertility and adopt practices from basic research to raise prosperity. Miss Connial J Farslayal of the University of Arkansas echoed the theme, noting high incomes come from growing food for home use and that the farm family is the surest market. Tours of the station showcased pastures, cover crops, orchard management, and soil conservation with demonstrations in landscaping and forestry management led by local specialists.
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W. C. Lassettler
Progressive Farmer
Memphis
Pruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station
Lassetter
Connia
Farslayal
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
J. J. Rains
C. F. Simmons
Charles R. Pinckley
Dale McGregor
E. S. Leonard
Sail Conservation Service
R. 5. Woodward
Frederick J. Shulley
Ella Posey
Gurdon Company Buys Bierne Mill
ARKADELPHIA Ark Tom G Clark of the Bierne Lumber company announced the sale of the Bierne mill to Gurdon Lumber Company owned by Morage and Arnold Cabe of Gurdon The sale includes trucks horses mules and equipment The mill the largest in the area was once owned by J G Clark and operated by his heirs The deal follows Dallas Dalton selling 10000 acres of timber land to Gurdon Lumber The heirs will continue selling timber rights The Bierne mill is expected to restart Monday employing about 120 people
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Tom G. Clark
Bierne Lumber Company
Bierne
Gurdur Lumber Company
Morage
Arnold Cabe
Gurdon
J. G. Clark
Clarks
Dallas Dalton
Gurdon Lumber Company
Tom Clark
Gurewia Lumber Company
Imill
McCaskill PTA Stages Three Act Play Crashing Society
The McCaskill PTA presents a three act play Crashing Society on Friday night at 8 p m in the school auditorium. In other news auto manufacturers posted a $39,400,000 profit for the first nine months of 1938 per Department of Labor figures.
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McCaskill Pta
Department of Tabor
Gas Company Seeks State Permit for 40 Mile Pipeline
Nevada corporation Louisiana Nevada Transit led by J H McClure of Ada proposed a 40 mile gas pipeline from Catton Valley Louisiana to serve Ideal Cement in Okay Ark. Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co plans hearing after federal power commission ruling. Contract for Ideal expires August 29 and new deal with Louisiana Nevada lowers gas price from 14.7 to 10 cents per 1000 cubic feet. Federal panel asked for briefs on interstate transmission rights.
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Little Rock
Louisiana, Nevada Transit, Company
Nevada
J. H. McClure
Ada
Gila
State Utilities Commission
Catton Valley
Louisiana
Okay
Ark
Cement Company
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Company
Ebeyance
Federal Power Commission
Arkansas - Louisiana
Ideal Cement Company
Ideal Company
Louisiana-Nevada
T. BR. Jones
Dallas
Texas
Time Extended on Bowling Entries for City League
Entry closing time extended to Monday March 27 for City Bowling league. Teams of six with three subs and a captain must submit entries and player rosters to Billie Beanet Fair Park by 4 pm Monday. The piece also notes the 1938-39 Indian cotton crop at 4,085 bales, a drop from prior year.
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City
Billie Beanet Fair Park
India
Monopoly Grows Nazi Ties In Rumania Oil Access
In Bucharest Germany wins rights to Gersian-Rumanian companies operating in Rumania to exploit oil and other resources under a five year trade accord. Warsaw notes Poland rejects blocs while Express blasts stopgap plans. In Bratislava fighting flares as Slovak Hungarian clashes erupt near Subrance with casualties.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Germany
Poland
Warsaw
Warsaw Express
Foreign Office
Hope Revenue Office Praised After Audit Review
State auditor Walter Weaver commended the Hope revenue office for perfect order and balanced accounts after completing an audit. Ed Ving Sickle and Wilson were praised for handling a large volume of funds, with citizens of Hempstead County benefiting from the office’s orderly operations.
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Ed Ving Sickle
Duhn Ta Wilson
Walter L. Weaver
State Revenue Office
Hope
Weaver
Autirevenny Department
Imuer
Meir
van Sickle
Wilson
Hempstead
Three Buildings Burn as Suspected Arson Ties Robbery
Three buildings including the L. D. Rider store and Ward’s warehouse were destroyed by a fire at Patmos. A 19 year old Ylou held without bond. Sheriff Baker said the youth was arrested at his home four hours after the blaze began. The fire started in the Rider store and investigators noted truck tracks near the scene. Firefighters faced a mass of flames before aid arrived. no total loss figures beyond Rider’s $6,000 claim. Prosecutor Dick Huie of Arkadelphia planned to question the suspect the following morning.
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C. E. Baker
Afta
L. D. Cantile
WG. Ward
R.L. Wilson
L. D. Rider
Rider's Joss
T. Ward
Patmos
Penn Davis
Rider
Hope
Shreiff Baker
Dick Huie
Arkadelphia
Momning
Rider Store
Bailey signs amendment to fund highway debt refund
Acting Governor Bob Bailey signed a resolution to submit at the 1949 general election a proposed constitutional amendment to guarantee debt service on bonds for refunding Arkansas highway debt. The move followed a disclosure that Bailey filed the resolution without signing it earlier.
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Little Rock
Bob Bailey
Means Wilkinson
Bailey
Secretary of State
Workman Wins Irish Grand National at Aintree
Irish bred Workman led the 101st Grand National at Aintree over four and a half miles as Kilstar faded to third behind Dorothy Paget’s favorite. MacMoffat, a 25 to 1 outsider, split the Eire pair, finishing three lengths back. Only 11 of 37 starters completed the demanding race. In New York the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes paid $150,000 to ten ticket holders as Workman crossed the line first.
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Aintree
England
Workman
Dorothy Paget
Kilstar
L. Scott Briga
MacMoffat
Eire
T Bird
U.S. A
NEW York-Lp
United States
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Gurdon Company
Bierne Mill
Horace and
Arnold Cube
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Egypt
Turkey
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Syria
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Persia
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