Instructors Prescott Lead New Aviation Hangar Plans
The Jerald dirpiortan hangar nears completion for Mid Southern School of Aviation. Owners B. L. Rettig and partnership plan eight planes, plus a ship to be added by May. The field will offer a full flying course with job guarantees, addressing instructor and pilot shortages amid a Civil Aeronautics Authority program.
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Sher
Hostetler
Hostetter
Indiana
Hunstetter
Aulesman
Potterfield Aircraft Corporation
Kansas City
Mec. Hottig
Hopw Te
Clyunter
OL Fe Asanmobile
Aine Fis Pis Pabic
United Stats
Tistotter Sail
Emeathou
Hostetler Sialon
Cotton New York Victim Duly Estlan Pursued
A fragment from a historical page reports a cotton trade story involving New York, a suspect named Paul UTA, and continued pursuit with partial details. The readable bits indicate a legal or commercial matter tied to ESTLAN and 120.
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Paul Uta
Landslide Victory in Canada Election
Reports say Prime Minister W. La Markebeie King led a Liberal government to a decisive victory in Canada. The party won a large majority in the House of Commons, signaling strong public support for ongoing war policies and national leadership.
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Coptawa
Canary
Garmany
W. la
Markebeie King
Cammons
Gas Rate Hearings Examine Arkansas Louisiana Gas Property
The Site Utilities Commission holds a hearing on Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company to determine present value and possible rate reductions. Engineer J. E. Flinders testifies on lease and rental properties while cross examination focuses on the exhibit tied to property valuations.
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Latte Rock
Arkinsis Louisiana, Gas Company
Tyilues Werkrescity
Ulilies Commission
Fenny Commission
J. E. Flinders Shoud
Arkansas Louisiana
Dies Threatens to Jail Communists
Washington Representative Dies warned he would seek contempt prosecutions to force every communist leader in the United States to reveal a complete list of party members. He claimed party members act as secret agents for Moscow and hinder authorities, and he vowed similar actions against Nazi and fascist groups. More than 9,000,000 cases of pine pulp Gee are consumed annually.
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Washington
Dies
United States
France and Soviet Tensions Edge Toward Break
Paris reports indicate strained relations between France and the Soviet Union as Moscow recalls its ambassador and Paris withdraws its envoy from Paris amid a diplomatic rift. Berlin notes German planes downed near Metz and Norwegian shipping reports surface as global tensions mount.
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France
Paris
Russia
Moscow
Jakob Surtis
Aid to Franco Spain Won't Benefit Hitler in War Aid
European correspondent reports Britain gains relief from conflict as aid to General Franco’s Spain shows no dividends to Hitler. Amid talk of France and Britain shaping policy, hesitations remain about Spain’s alignment. Detailed notes reference Franco’s moves, German ambitions, and potential shifts in European power dynamics. The piece hints at a pact announcement and continues on page three.
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Franco
Spain
Hitler
Milton Uronner
NES
London Pichaque
Britain
Prinee Hay Boon Hvenol Dland
Beayea Pann
Wile
Wlyigs
Geriind
Lyte
Dias
Misawa
Eigel
Ong Tanee
ehQtii
Dor
Wade
Hatin
Dhe
Stab Hac
Why Do Americans Leave the Homeland Why Do Americans Leave the Homeland They Extend' the World a Helping Hand
Editor notes Jerome Beatty's NEA Service piece on Americans abroad. He spent months traveling 46,500 miles to find Americans doing significant work overseas. He highlights physicians nurses and missionaries aiding Arabs Greeks Africans and others, arguing such selfless service boosts U S admiration.
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Jerome Beatty
U.S
Beatty
NEA
America
Harapa
Asia
Africa
South
Stas
United States
South America
Australia
New Zealand
M.C. A
Rockefeller Foundation
Near East Foundation
Muscat
Arabia
Paul W. Harrison
Athens
Alice G. Carr
Greece
Ching
Americas
U. S
Puerto Biew
India
Syria
Hane
Saneana
Public good and gratitude in old verse note
A fragment from Massinger reflects on public good and ingratitude. The speaker laments that those who do benevolence toward society often meet scant gratitude and recognition.
Reconstruction to Begin for Finland Cabinet Formed for Reconstruction
Helsinki reports Prime Minister Risto Ryti reorganized the government forming a coalition ministry to lead reconstruction after peace with Moscow. Waine Tanner becomes minister of welfare while Rolf Witting takes the foreign affairs post as a veteran cabinet veteran with broad political and financial experience.
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Helsinki
Risto Ryti
Moscow
Waine Tanner
Rolf Witting
Severa
Warehouse Floor Collapse Kills Nine in Santa Rosa
A warehouse floor collapsed under a rainstorm sheltering nine itinerants two women and seven men were killed. Officials worked to clear debris as walls buckled and more victims might be trapped. Three identified: Ruth Elliott Charley Samuels and Joe Cruze.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Joe Cruze
Rai
Erate
Cranium Crackers From Where
Widely known figures and their countries are listed for matching. Names include Jawaharlal Nehru, Leon Blum, John Reith, Manuel Quezon, Count Ciano, and others with options England Italy Portugal France India and the Philippines. Answers appear on page two.
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Jawaharlal Nelyu
Leon Blum
John Reith
Manuel Quezon
Count Ciano
Professor Salazar
General Tlaguki
England
Italy
Jaya
Portugal
France
Philippine Islands
India
Jap Missionary Dr Garratt to Speak at First Baptist
Dr. W. Maxfield Garratt of Fukuoka Japan, on furlough, will speak at First Baptist Church next Sunday morning. He has served in the Baptist Seminary at Fukuoka and plans to return to Japan soon, with strong language skills and a life devoted to Christian service. The ambassador to the United States and his wife, Kensuke Horinouchi, became Christians largely through his testimony and are now church members in Washington, D. C. The church pastor noted that Garratt’s visit offers a timely perspective amid global tensions and suspicions, as listeners hear a missionary’s view on faith, education, and medicine in Japan.
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W. Maxfield Garratt
Fukuoka
Japan
First Baptist Church
W. Maxfield Garrett
Arkansas
E. P B. J. Garrett
Baptist Seminary
United States
Kensuke Horinouchi
Garrett
Washington, D. C
Washington
Horinouchi
Coming To Hope Baptist Church
Garratt
W. R. Hamilton
Mrs. Dickson Buried Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs Mollie Dickson died after a Nashville Arkansas residence service at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev Arthur Terry and Rev C G Hughes. Burial followed at Nashville Cemetery. She was a Nashville native wife of J E Dickson and mother to three daughters. Surviving relatives include Henry Watkins of Hope Harvis of Austin Texas Lillie Eubanks of Big Springs and brother M B Dickson of Lawton Oklahoma plus two grandchildren Dick Watkins and Edith Dickson and great granddaughter Judy Watkins.
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Nashville
Ark
Panergl Serevices
Mollie Dickson
Arthur Terry
C. G. Hughes
Nashville Cemetery
Henry Watkins
Hope
da Harvis
Austin
Texas
M Lillie Eubanks
Big Springs
M. B. Dickson
Lawton
Okla
Dick Watkins
Edith Dickson
Judy Watkins
Two Patients Enter Quincy Free Hospital Under Distress
An 81 year old patient admitted to the county hospital declared destitution and asked the doctor to place a wallet containing 710 dollars in a safe place before transfer to a private hospital. The same day a severely malnourished young prospector, too proud to ask charity, was admitted to the free institution.
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Quincy
Calif
Free County
Free Institution
Farley Politely Dodges Third Term Question
Postmaster General Farley spoke at Maine's Democratic state convention praising the administration's record but offered no hint about his own presidential plans or those of other Democrats. He forecast a party victory if unity and effort persist, amid expectations about President Roosevelt's plans.
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Banhgor
Farley
Maine
Roosevelt
Senior Class Play to Be Given Friday
The senior class will present Professor How Could you a three act farce by Anne Coult er Martens in two performances Friday at the High School directed by Miss Gwendolyn Dean. Set in a college town in Spring 1940 the show promises laughs as a professor hunts for a wife. Matinee at 2 30 p m costs 10c students 25c adults. night show at 8 00 p m costs 15c students 25c adults. Cast features Keats Perry V wallace Van Sickle Nell Louise Broyles Mary Sue Kent E P Young Jr Appelby Robert Singleton Priscella Morley Mary Ann Lile Toostie Bean Butcher Boy Bean Paul Keener Valerie Whitman Martha Houston Bog gins Tom Pat Cook and three children Peg ay Marie Pentecost Henry Lile Mary Anita Laester Joe Martin's Dancing School will perform novelty dances between acts.
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Anne Coulter Martens
Gwendolyn Dean
Hevins
Keats Perry
Wallace van Sickle
Vicky Randolph
Nell Louise Broyles
Grandma Perry
Mary Sue Kent
Grandpa Perry
E. PB. Young, Jr
Appelby
Robert Singleton
Priscella Morley
Mary Ann Lile
Tootsie Bean
Mayjevic Dildy
Butcher Boy Bean
Paul Keener
Valerie Whitman
Marth Houston
Boggins
Tom Pat Cook
Pegay Marie Pentecost
Henry Lile
Mary Anita Laester
Joe Martin
School of Dancing
State Game Commission Restricts Jackson County Fishing Season
The State Game Commission of Jackson County handles trout fishing concerns at Butte Lake amid taste complaints about alkaline flavor. Fishermen report no change in taste between summer and winter seasons, prompting a seasonal closure in summer and reopening for winter.
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State Game Commission
Jackson County
Butte Lake
Commission
Four Thousand Varieties of Rice Produced in Japan
A brief note states that four thousand varieties of rice are produced in Japan, reflecting the country’s diverse grain cultivation.
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Japan
Losing Our Shirt Vandenberg Attacks Senate on Economic Policy
Senator Vandenberg accuses the Senate of economic dictatorship in a combative address. He labels current policy as harming taxpayers and warns of broader fiscal control by government. The remarks frame a partisan clash over economic direction.
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Vandenberg
Senate
Woodring Defends Plane Sales Policy Amid Debate
In a Washington speech, Woodring argues the army's late-model plane sales policy supports national defense and asserts it is not coerced by political forces. He describes plans to keep aircraft development aligned with domestic needs and emphasizes U.S. military readiness.
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Washington
Woodring
Roose
Velt
United States Army
Hammons Tells of 40 Grid Prospects at Kiwanis
Coach Foy Hammons and Joe Black spoke at Hotel Barlow Wednesday noon. Hammons outlined Hope College football prospects for the fall, predicting a record improved by over 50 percent and a lighter, younger squad. He noted rule changes and potential changes in play strategy as key factors. Black discussed chain stores boosting turkey purchases, stressing local spending and small chain profits amid few large Wall Street connections. Cecil Dennis led the program.
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Foy Hammons
Joe Black
Morgan & Lindsey
Kiwanis Tunehson
Barlow
Hammons
Hope
Mr. Black
Turkey
Wall Street
Cecil Dennis
Yest
Community Sing Here at 2 Sunday
A community singing will be held at 2 p m Sunday at Vigne Gaye pel Tabernacle North Main street announced Wednesday by Clif ford Franks chairman of the music communities Mr Franks said We have invited several outstanding singers among them Luther SG Presley of Pangburn Ark the Watson quartet of Highland the Henshaw quartet of Texarkana and the Stamps Melody boys of Hot Springs and the Wrighters of DeQueen invitation to the general public to attend also notes that British Columbia has about 17100 horses within its boundaries.
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Vigne Gaye Pel Tabernacle
North Main Street
Clifford Franks
Music Commnities
Franks
Luther SG
Presley
Pangburn
Ark
Watson
Highland
Henshaw
Texarkana
Stamps Melody Boys
Hot Springs
Wrighters
DeQueen
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