Quarter Million in Pension Funds Released to State
Arkansas welfare officials announce release of over 230000 dollars in federal and state funds for aid to the aged blind and dependent children. Additional grants totaling about 410400 are expected next quarter as Washington approves the state plan, with combined federal and state funds covering relief and administrative costs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Gussia Haynie
Public Welfare
Washington
Social Security Board
Arkansas Welfare
Miss Haynie
State Welfare Board
Raymond Hebsamen
Rio Grande Indians Receive Sacrament Easter Ceremony
Rio Grande Pueblo Indians will receive the Blessed Sacrament in Easter services at mission churches. Afterward they will offer supplications to ancestral gods for rain and crops as Taos to Isleta plazas echo with ceremonial drums and dancers. The Change relay rites begin after dawn, with braves answering the tribal priest Cacique, continuing into spring.
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Gullette Albuquerque
N. Meuis
Rio Grande Pueblo
Taos
Saylu Fe
Isleta
Tve
Fragmentary biblical quotation earlier in the text
A damaged OCR snippet cites a biblical verse about blessing God and the Lord’s house in Jerusalem, including shaky wording and missing context, suggesting a religious-themed fragment from an incomplete article.
The Free Lot Scam Unfolds In A Stratford Momes Tale
An exposé shows Mrs. James Gilbert drawn into a scheme by a polished young man. Promised a free $500 building lot, she pays transfer and title fees totaling 93.75 dollars. He urges buyback by trading up, then sells her two oversize lots for 800 dollars, with a fake cash deposit of 100 dollars. The result is two nearly worthless lots and a warning to buyers.
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James Gilbert
Mrs. Gilberts
Nat's Secretary B P W to Speak in Hope
Lucille Buchanan Oliver, field secretary for the National Federation of Business and Provisional Women's Club, arrives in Hope from Lite Town to address the Hope Business and Professional Women's Club at Hotel Baylaw. She will discuss business women and future ideals. Oliver has extensive field work background with the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters and party affairs.
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Lucille Buchanan Oliver
New York City
National Federation of Business and Provisional Women's Club
Hope
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Baylaw
Iavn
Meg. Oliver
Madiil Federation
Bac
Pennsylvwildt League of Women Voters
cerebury of parthiei/pal affairs
Mos
Giver Diel Reseurch
Weather avoids frost in Hempstead countyReports show no damage to crops
Official readings indicate Saturday lows near 34 degrees with no frost. Hempstead county fruit and truck crops escaped damage as Nashville reported a low around 31 degrees. Rain measured 0.21 inches at the Experiment Farm. A light snow fell in Hope Saturday morning, the second snow this year.
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Hempstead Catnty
Nashville
Fruit & Truck Branch
Nnt
Experiment Farm
Hope
Freezing temperatures bring light snow to northern Arkansas
Northern counties from Paragould to Bentonville report light snowfall for a second day. Snow melted quickly as temperatures dipped below freezing with Bentonville reaching a low of 22 degrees early Saturday.
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Bentonville
Paragould
Butesville
Little Rock
Arkansas
New Orleans Cotton Markets Record Opening and Closing Prices
Cotton market notes from New Orleans show May futures opening Saturday at 1395 and closing at 34.02. Spot cotton prices are steady with middling at 14.42, reflecting stable trade conditions in the session.
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New Orleans
Spot Cotton
Stuady
Sunrise Service at Hope High Stadium Plans
The Hope Ministerial Alliance with laymen sponsors a city-wide Easter sunrise service at Hope High School athletic stadium. The official program begins at 6 a.m. and lasts about an hour, with Roy Anderson serving as general organizer.
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Thane
Hope High School
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Roy Anderson
Easter sunrise service moved indoors at high school
Progen Indoors due to unseasonable cold, Hopas Easter sunrise service shifts from high school stadium to the high school auditorium. Roy Anderson announces at noon Saturday after Ministerial Alliance consultation. Program includes hymns, readings, prayers, and Hope Men’s Chorus with attendees receiving mimeographed song sheets at entrance. Congregation urged to stand for a moment of silent prayer after the postlude.
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Hope’s Stadium
Hopa
Genera
Roy Anderson
Ministerial Alliance
Ing Lenteri
Anvouillon
Mies Danita Barnum
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Church
Fred A. Harrison
First Methodist Church
Hope
Bert Webb
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Hyamn
Governor Hopeful of Strike End Ends In Lansing Talks
Governor Murphy emerged from Lansing conferences with Walter Chrysler and John L. Lewis and said he was optimistic a peace could be reached to end the Chrysler strike affecting about 1,000 workers. He believed a settlement might spur moves to resolve related walkouts atHudson Motor Car and other plants, with thousands involved nationwide.
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Michigan
Lansing
Walter I. Chryzluc
The
Motor Corporation
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Wort
Murphy
Chrysler
Hudwon Motor Car Company
Detrait
Rew
Turner Brown By Brown in Nashville
Nashville report notes political tension as Mussolini allies with Britain in a roundabout dispute over Ethiopia. Economic costs rise for both sides and calls grow for action that avoids worsening regional water issues at Lake Tana.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mussolini
England
Expand
Lake Tana
Haly
Ong
Krafts Dairy Field Day Honors Jersey Cow Winner
Garland Kidd of Spring Hill won the four year old Jersey cow prize at Krafts Phenix colpir ation’s Dairy Field Day in Hope. Photo shows Mr Kidd with his cow on the Hope city north ride as A J Riddle of Krafts Texas and J Roddy Krafts extension manager stand nearby.
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KraftsPhenix Chéédy
Hope
Garland Kidd
Spring Hill
Rs Pont
Here
Hope City
Kid
Mev Kidd
A. J. Riddle
Kraft's
Texas
Canton Cat Bell Rule Sparks Private Home Ban
In Canton China Arkansas City Kas a cat owned by Miss Lucille Burke is noted for wearing a bell and staying indoors. The story mentions private use of bells to signal hunger and control movements, with references to social acceptance and public restrictions in homes and at events.
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Canton
Chinsa
Arkansas
Kas
Canzie
Lucille Burketon
China
Stockton Lumberman Finds He Was Overpaid in Mills
Stockton, Missouri, lumberman John Keep discovers after nearly two days of counting mill sales tax tokens and a $40 payment that he was overpaid by 15 mills. He asserts he was not cheated.
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Stockton, Mo
John Keep
Stockton Lumberman
Keep
Ratification Debate Hints At Quick Amendment Path
Tiara notes reporters that a rapid ratification route via an amendment might be possible through Congress calling state conventions. Senators Harkoem and Ned O Mahoney propose alternatives and weigh revising their amendments. Connally questions congressional power but backs the method if authorized.
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Dem. Wyo
Bregident
Connally
Congress
Mind Your Manners: etiquette Q and A for table use
A reader questions proper table conduct and grace rules with answers. Topics include handling bread, knife position, silver distance from edge, serving order, and whether to invite a minister to lead grace at home. The piece presents a grace question set and correct responses.
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USA
Gracy
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