Secretary Hull Plan Favored by British and French Officials
Secretary Hull's request for cooperation to aid political refugees from Austria and Germany draws warm, sympathetic consideration from Britain. France welcomes the proposal and plans a favorable reply to Washington soon. Britain sees cooperation as a priority amid European unrest. In the U S, the Grand National sees American horses competing with Battleship winning. Royal_Rinalli and Workman place behind, fourteen Americans win $1000 each.
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Final Vote on Reorganization Monday Afternoon
The Senate moved toward final action on abolishing the comptroller general’s office and creating a budget director and an auditor general. Debate centered on powers and reporting duties, with amendments and questions about legal compliance and oversight.
Escaped Convicts Head for Chicago
Two escaped federal prisoners, Cote and Cae, believed dead by Chicago police, were last tracked toward Chicago by St. Louis authorities. A teletype message suggested they may have drowned after escaping from a federal asylum ferry at Tavcindier.
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Jobister
Remarriage and Alimony: Court Query in Divorce Case
A man and woman with no children divorced. The decree ordered the husband to pay alimony of 110 dollars monthly. Years later both spouses remarried wealthy partners. The question is whether remarriage affects the alimony provision.
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Agri Conference Concludes At Stuttgart In Arkansas
Agricultural leaders in southern Arkansas conclude the second day of a state conference discussing University of Arkansas College of Agriculture programs. Topics include extension and research efforts, new cotton varieties, soil testing, erosion research, home demonstration and 4 H work, and expanded farm organization to aid older couples, renters and owners.
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Houston Officer Killed by Negro in Police Shootout
Houston Texas reports a Houston police officer killed during a confrontation with a Black suspect. The attacker fired at officers in a garage entrance, followed by a struggle that left the officer dead from chest and head wounds. The suspect was captured after a gas line incident as police pursued. Witnesses and the suspect's wife described erratic behavior and a chaotic scene before authorities intervened.
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Addison Quote On Divine Nature And Human Glory
A brief reflection notes that true justice mirrors divine nature and human ambition amid unrest, praising the noble aim as man’s glory. The line emphasizes moral idealism and the enduring search for justice in human conduct.
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Visiting Day Draws Large Crowd at Arkansas Farm Station
About 1400 visitors from south Arkansas attended the annual Visiting Day program at the Pant aed Truck Branch Experiment Station in Java. R E Short of the Farm Bureau led talks with leaders from Extension and the College of Agriculture presenting on farm program features, soil, crops, and demonstrations of station buildings and equipment.
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Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers
A damaged etiquette column presents five questions on table manners. It asks about passing items, placing a napkin, and chewing with proper fork use, with authoritative answers indicating how to handle awkward table moments and what is socially acceptable in dining etiquette.
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Reverend Stewart Douglas to Speak at Local Services
The Rev. Stewart Douglas of Tule Oks will preach at morning worship and the 7:45 evening evangelistic service this Sunday. He and Mrs. Douglas are en route to Jacksonville Florida for a gospel tent campaign and will visit only for the day. The public is invited. A treat for children attending the Gospel tabernacle Sunday school is planned, followed by the regular bi weekly singing.
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Hope Is Selected Convention City in Texarkana Meeting
In Texarkana Arkansas the Wooden Circle of the southwestern district of Arkansas held its fifth annual convent Thursday at Harmony five miles south of the city. Officers were elected and installed with Mrs Dora Moar of Harmony Grove No 142 named past president and Mrs Ruby Wirath of Harmony as president. Notable officers from Hope Texarkana and Harmony were listed with titles such as outer sentinel inner sentinel chaplain and treasurer. Three Grove groups participated and 53 attendees joined the convention led by captain Mrs Marie Patilo and staff from Alexander Grove No 587. The event opened with welcome remarks by Mrs Berth Woulird and featured remarks by state officers and newspaper correspondent Mrs Ivan Taylor.
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Alusinder Grove No. 587
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Mage Keller
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Body identification in Texarkana River death
The body found in the Red River near the Fulton bridge is identified as August Carl Becker a 44 year old traveling salesman from Dallas Texas. Doctors say no foul play is evident though autopsy will confirm cause of death. Becker left Dallas a week earlier in search of work and his family feared murder before confirmation.
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Legion Applauds Action On HeLi Gas Sale Decision
The Arkansas department of the American Legion applauds Secretary Harold Jelos for delaying a helium gas sale. The move blocked a contract allowing 17,000,000 cubic feet of helium to a German divisible company for military use, signaling strong backing for restricting export of critical resources amid wartime tensions.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Weakly on Friday Prices Edge Up
New Orleans May cotton opened at 8.78 and closed at 8.77 8 to 8.78 per unit as spot trading remained quiet. Prices for five polite s higher with middling at 82.6 cents.
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Hope High Students Enter District Contest in Arkadelphia
Hope High School students travel to Arkadelphia on Saturday March 26 to compete in district plays and debate. Winners advance to University of Arkansas for national events with representatives named for the debating division. Miss Miklred McCance sponsors the dramatic entry featuring cast members Cartese Brymer Mary Fhiniees Hinntndts Tompie fae Yor fine Virgand Burkey and Charles Cratch fill.
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Cake Walk Scheduled For Saturday Night
A local bake walk event is planned for Saturday night on Neat Street near the Capital Hotel Exton. A spokesper son for the auxiliary unit urges attendance and notes preparations for the event and new suits ahead of a state contest.
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Publisher of The Star to Return Home Monday
Alex Wieshburn, publisher of The Star, will return to Hope Monday from El Centro California. He travels with his daughter Mia and wife Mrs. W Washburn of Wilkes-Barre Pa. They left in late February for a trip to the West.
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Arrest in moonshine raid near Canfield in Lafayette County
Officers arrested Richardman Collins, 32, at a scene two miles east of Canfield, seizing a 150 gallon copper still. About 2,000 gallons of mash were destroyed, no liquor found, and Collins jailed for a federal hearing in Texarkana. Authorities said a prior raid nearby yielded 15 gallons of moonshine whiskey.
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LaFayette County
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J. M. Quilfin
Guy Cummings
Texarkana
Hoe
Report Says Most of Jobless Young
Washington reports census figures on Arkansas unemployment. Of 12 269 totally unemployed, 40 4 percent were 1 5 to 24 years old and 5.6 percent were 35 to 44. About 20 055 emergency workers were aged 15 to 34, with 12 492 or 37.4 percent of the whole listing four or more dependents. More than one fourth were negroes, 67 990 males made up 73.6 percent, and 14 268 or 19.3 percent had no work in the 42 months prior.
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Assembly to End Special Session Noon Saturday
LITTLE ROCK The house voted unanimously to adjourn sine die at noon Saturday. The chamber approved 88 to 0 a resolution from the senate to adjourn, while the Nichols Nyberg bill creating a 1.2 million dollar fund for state tuberculosis sanatoria construction and maintenance passed the house and moves to the governor. The session saw pension plan rejection, bridge bill passage, toll removal from the Red River bridge, and senate confirmation of governor Bailey’s interim appointments. The highway refunding bill to send bond obligations to voters faced strong opposition led by Senator Barney who denounced the measure as nebulous and harmful to bondholders.
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Abolition of Testing Law Hits 80 Stations in Arkansas
Govern Bailey signs repeal of automobile testing law triggering closure of 80 stations across 75 counties, costing nearly 500 workers jobs. Police figures show stations not funded by revenue. municipals spent 99,800 last year equipping them.
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