Opening of salesmanship course at city hall draws attention
Our Daily Bread highlights a three week salesmanship course at city hall aimed at helping part time workers find steady employment as young men go to military service. University of Arkansas data cited shows 65 percent change stores due to inefficient salespeople, underscoring broader economic and social stakes.
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Evelyn Schaffhauser
State Department of Education
Rotary Club
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Congress
America
Senate Approves British Aid Bill for President
The Senate voted 67 to 0 to pass a billion dollar appropriation aiding Britain, already approved by the House. Two Republican senators Vandenberg and Brooks voiced cautious support, saying the measure advances aid while aiming to avoid war, with the bill heading to the president.
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Vandenberg
Brooks
Washington
Press- Mens Venecoent Meonday
House
Catsy
Britain
Michee
Theiais
Hele
Vanedenberg
Kiwanis Club to Meet Here Presenter Slughter to Speak
Kiwanis club will host guest speaker Coargn Slughter Lille Rock representative for the American Stage fan at Hotel Barlow Tuesday now Ext Hawkins will introduce the speaker. Kiwanis look forward to an Linus program recalling a splendid spell given by Mr Slaugh before the previous occasion.
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Coargn Slughter
Lille Rock
Hedye
Kiwanis
Hotel Barlow
Hawkins
Linus
Slaugh- St Betore
Capital Quiz prompts quick recall of Washington figures
Cranium Crackers tests readers on who runs the capital. Questions ask about the arsenal twins, Archibald MacLeish and W A Julia, former cabinet members among justices, President Wall's reforms for senators, and the new U S ambassadors from Britain and Denmark newly arrived in Washington.
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Washington
Arsenal
Usherwine
Democracy
Archibelu MacLeish
W. A. Julia
Supreme Court
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Wall Jace
U.S
Britain
Dupent
Martin Resigns as Republican Chairman
Washington reports Joseph W. Martin Jr. submitted his resignation as Republican National Committee chairman on Monday, but the committee rejected the move and kept him in the post.
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Martin
Washington
Republican National Committee
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Yugoslavia shifts toward Axis as cabinet adheres to plan
Belgrade reports a split over Axis entry resolved with two new ministers in office and a third mulling resignation. Yugoslav leaders push for Axis partnership as British efforts to deter shift intensify. British ministers warn Belgrade against betraying Yugoslavia amid rising anti Axis sentiment while German forces push toward Greece from Bulgaria.
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Yugoslavia
Vienna
Britain
Cairo
Germany
Bulgaria
Strum River
Greece
Grovl
Balkans
Cake Recipes Third Star Cookbooklet Goes on Sale
The Star offers 250 Classic Cake Recipes third in the twenty booklet series. Each week a new booklet covers many cakes and techniques with quick, economical recipes and frosting ideas. Readers can collect booklets via a daily coupon and obtain them at The Star office.
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East Ind Sune
Star Office
Marines Guard Shanghai After Bank Bombing
U S Marines patrolled major streets of the International Settlement in Shanghai after a terrorist bombing of two banks tied to the Chinese government in Chungking. Ten killed and 56 injured, all Chinese, with an unexploded bomb found at the Farmers Bank.
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U. S
International Settlement
Chungking
Farmers Bank
State Wide Legion Meet Honors National President in Arkansas
American Legion and Auxiliary members from Arkansas meet in Little Rock on March 27 to honor Mrs. Couls Lemstras of Clinton Indiana National president. The rehabilitation conference opens at 10 30 a m in the U S Veterans Facility Auditorium North Little Rock with Merling Fisher and Mos Bayee presiding. Music on the Hammond electric organ opens the program, Red Cross representatives attend, and three rehabilitation vice chairmen speak on hospital activity. Mrs Lemstras addresses the gathering, travel prizes of 2 dollars cash awarded to top units by quota and miles traveled, luncheon for all attendees, hospital tour possible.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Couls J. Lemstrs
Clinton
Ind
U. S. Veterans Facility
North Little Rock
Merling Fisher
Mos
G. Bayee
Legion
Department of Arkansas
M. M. Eberts
Joe Wanamaker
Chiteman
Pamphlets threaten assassinations in Belgrade streets
Belgrade reports pamphlets strewn Monday night threaten government leaders who agreed to sign up Yugoslav ties with Axis powers. The flyers urged defenders of 16 million to ready to fire at the ends of the people. Moscow dispatch notes US ambassador Lawrence Steinhardt met Japanese Foreign Minister Yusuke Matsuoka to discuss unclear topics.
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Yugosta
Asis
Antther
Moscow
United States
Lawrence Steinhardt
Pri- Vale
Yusuke Matsuoka Menday
America’s Men of Science by Davis Begins Today
Hope Star launches a new feature on editorial page presenter Watson Davis explores prominent scientists and their work. The series visits United States laboratories and highlights figures such as Blakeslee, Zworykin, Lawrence, Bush, Shapley, and Hauser, detailing their discoveries and impact on daily life.
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Davis
Hope Star
America
Wort
Science Service
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The
A. P F. Blakeslee
V. K. Zworykin
George W. Lewis
R. J. Wiliams
W. D. Coolidge
Salesmanship School Begins in Hope
The Hope Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Salesmanship School opening at 9 30 Monday morning. Miss Evelyn Schaffhouser of the Arkansas State Department of Education leads the first class of 35 Hope High School seniors. A second class for juniors and an adult sales meeting at 7 30 Monday night at the city hall are planned, with topics of benevolent value and enrollment opportunities announced. Henry Haynes opens with a talk on training value to salesmen.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Evelyn Schaffhouser
Arkansas State Department of Education
Hope High School
Beryl Henry
J. H. Jones
City Hall
Henry Haynes
The
Hope Chamsber of Commerce
Injuries Fatal to Lumberman Ed Frizell at Rosston Plant
Ed Frizell a 48 year old Rosston lumberman died at Julia Chester hospital after being crushed Saturday at Payne Lumber Company Plant Rosston He is survived by his widow a son J L Frizell of Olla La a daughter Mrs O V Stringer of El Dorado two brothers Jeff Frezell of Woodville Miss and Joe Frizell of Jackson Miss and a grandson Funeral services set for First Methodist Church Bearden at 10 Monday burial in Moss Cemetery Bearden
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Ed Frizell
Rosston
Julia Chester
Payne Lumber Company
Frizell
First Methodist Church
Bearden
Moss
J. L. Frizell
Olla
O. V. Stringer
el Dorado
Jeff Frezell
Woodville
Miss
Joe Frizell
Jackson
Somaliland Is Recaptured in East Africa Newsflash
British control restated over Somaliland after Italian occupation. Berbera road now open as airborne forces push across Ethiopian wilderness to seize rule of the colony. Cairo reports repulsed Italian counterattacks near Cheren. Neghelli falls aiding push toward Addis Ababa. French troops battling near Cheren in Eritrea.
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Kenya
British Somaliland
Berbers
Hare ‘Gelsa
Cairo
Cheren
Eritres
Britain
Neghelli
Ethiopia
Sates Addis Ababa
Itul
Eritrea
Auto Manufacturing in 1908 Leads to Rapid Production
In 1908 the United States produced 65,000 automobiles. Today manufacturers take about five days to turn out a new vehicle, marking a shift to quicker output and growing industrial efficiency.
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United States
Spencer Keeps Miller Aides In Washington Transition
Spencer, designating Lloyd Spencer as senator, said his Washington team would mirror Miller’s with one change. Harriet Pritchard of Hope joins as stenographer, alongside L. A. Twyford Branford Ark as first secretary. Elbert Butler’s wife Elbert Butler of Malvern serves as assistant secretary, with Elizabeth Mulligan of Lake Village and Virginia Harkins of Fayetteville as stenographers.
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Lloyd Spencer
Washington
John E. Miller
Miller
Harriet Pritchard
Hope
L. A
Twyford
Branford
Ark
Elbert Butler
Malvern
Elizabeth Mulligan
Lake Village
Virginia Harkins
Fayetteville
Eighteen Cases Heard in City Court Hope City Hall
Eighteen cases made up the municipal court docket at Hope city hall Monday with Judge W. K. Lemley presiding. The list includes assault and battery fines, drunkenness forfeitures, driving without a license, and various guilty pleas. Civil action involves N. P. O Neal versus Charles W. Wondal with default judgment for $6 and interest.
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Hope City Hall
W. K. Lemley
James Lindsey
Clarence Laudermilk
Hobart Shirley
James Good
Robert Rogers
Roy Bradford
Robert Alexander
Curtis Cannon
Mary Brown
Margaret Poe
Ruby Green
J. C. Penney Company
Willie Conway
Jessie Blackwood
Ford Pennington
Carl Guthrie
N. P
Oil Cutoff by Soviets Alleges Germany Strain
Belgrade reports claim Soviet Russia halted crude exports to Germany since March amid rising tensions as Bulgaria joins the Axis and troops advance on Bulgarian soil. An unofficial Istanbul source also says a midnight declaration of friendship may be issued between Turkey and Soviet Russia, outlining neutrality and mutual defense expectations grounded in the 1926 non aggression pact.
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Russia
Gemany
Reich
Bulgaria
Axi
Serman
Istanbul
Germany
Turkey
Molotoff
Moscow
RAF Bomb Berlin As Raid Drops 10000 Incendiaries
RAF fighters and bombers struck Berlin Sunday night with over 10 000 incendiaries and many high explosives. Polish crews joined the attack, and officials said the raid was less intense than the March 3 big raid. British fliers meanwhile reported a daylight raid on Cherbourg with an aerial machine gun attack on German troops parading near barracks and docks.
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Berlin
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Cherbourg
Air Ministry
Local Boy to Enter U.S. Army Air Corps
The revival at the Church of Christ continues through Wednesday night. Arthur Dale Erwin, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Erwin of Hope, announces he will enter training for the U S Army Air Corps ground division. The Rev C J Embrey of Texarkana will leave Tuesday for St Louis to conduct services.
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Arthur Dale Erwin
Howard Erwin
Hope
C. J. Embrey
Texarkang
St. Louis
U. S
Army Air Corps Ground Division
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