State School Expenditure Compared With Other States
Arkansas spends less per pupil on elementary and high school education than any other state in the Union. The 1933-34 income per pupil was 736 dollars, well below the U S average of 1900. Arkansas spends 2.7 percent of personal income on schools, near the bottom among states.
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Arkansas Education Association
Arkansas
Union
United States
New York
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maine
Maryland
Connecticut
Vermont
Hempstead county home planting tips and club talent rising
Hempstead Home Agent Melva Bullington outlines spring house plantings around Hempstead county homes with ideas to avoid overplanting. Extension horticulturist P T Ecton recommends varied broad and fine leaf evergreens and deciduous shrubs to create year round interest. A wealth of home talent is being discovered by Hempstead county home demonstration and 4-H leaders as clubs share programs and performances.
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Hempstead
W. G. Darwin
Bright Star
Lee Garland
Tllen
P. T. Ecton
Extension Horticulturist
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
State 4-H club camp to host new play writing contest
Talks outline a talent development project with state tournaments, contests and festivals as incentives. The 4-H clubs will take part in musical and dramatic contests during the State 4-H club camp and a new play writing contest is introduced to showcase literary skills.
Grimes Names Wilson Best Catcher He Pitched To
Grimes says Brooklyn’s Bobby Wilson was the best catcher he worked with in the majors. He recalls Wilson calling shots in the World Series era and notes Jimmy Archcrota’s praise while recounting other headlines from the 1930s spring circuit. The piece also surveys minor league ownership in Winston-Salem and the Ocala park project.
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Grimes
Wilson
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Orlanda Fla
Jimmy Arch¢crota
Bill Dickey
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jian Wilson
Philhires
Shom
Jimmy
Monte Weaver
Washington
Bucky Harris
Senators
Trenton
Joe Krahauskas
Win Alley
Corvates
Mel Almada
Spain
Almada
Morris
Mickey Owen
Cardinal Gatehor
Nuts
Nats
General Crowder
Detroit
Winston-Salem
Arkansas 4-H Drama Tournament Plans Set
Regular 4-H club members may enter original skits in the competition with county and state winners to be named. The Arkansas home demonstration clubs plan their second annual drama tournament in late summer. Home talent numbers may feature local programs and Miss Donahue notes. Neighboring communities trade entertainment to give performers more public exposure and extra shows at community centers.
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Ities
Arkansas
Miss Donahue
Yankee pitching famine persists in the American League
NEA Service Sports Writer Jerry Bronfield notes a continuing scarcity of top southpaw starters in the American League. He singles out Vernon Gomez of the New York Yankees as the sole standout, implying few others match his form as the 1938 season looms.
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Jerry Bronfield
NEA Service
New York
Vernon
EL Goof) Gomez
New York Yankees
Bob Grove
Make Mine Vanilla and the 1930s pitching lineup mix
A garbled baseball column notes several left handers and roles across teams. It mentions Red Sox stars, Yankee camp prospects like Kemp Wicker, and White Sox three lefty beards, with references to Indians pitchers Bael Whitehill and Milnar. The piece reads as a snapshot of rosters, injuries, and potential rotations.
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Gomez
Kemp Wicker
New York
Newark
Mamhutiin Maulers
Yirths
Nhe White Sox
Frank Cook
Bob Alle
Lee
Yankees
Pyle Weasel
Jake Wade
Detroit
Alther Misenstat
Ware
Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Indians
Otthy
Bael Whitehill
Whitehill
al- Milnar
Milwaukee
Osean Vin
Willy
Red Sox
Archie McKain
Fred Ostermelter
Lee Rogers
Ostermelter
McKain
Rogers
Buck
Garry
Washington Senators
Ean
Bucky Harris
Duo
Krakeosk
Baseball Surplus of Names in 1930s York Team Roaster
The report lists several players tied to early rosters and trades. Kendal Chase and Lanleed Choad are noted, along with Alan Hogseth Chubby Dean Bill Kalfass and Smith from the Athletics. Connie Mack eyes Duke University product as potential Bet. Vito Ginnls heads Browns left field, while Trulia and Newark-Yankees ties surface. Dave and Handees appear in speculation about league outcomes.
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Krakiaiskas
Senators
Chase
Alan Hogseth
Chubby Dean
Bill Kalfass
Smith
Dean Tins
Connie Mack
Duke University
Yul Kalfass
Tromtun i Sé
Vito ‘Ginnls
Louis Browns
Teft-Hiand
Tetas Hower Mingald Pyte
Manil Baldi
Trulia
Newark
Yankees
Stuart
Avure
Dave
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Melva Bullington
Hempstead County
Allen Club
Centerville
Riley Jones
June Donahue
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
TVA
Burleigh
Ocala
Florida
Phillies
Rick Ferrell
Miami
Goose Goslin
Nick Adtrock
Buplanes
Mickey Cochrane
Buddy Myer
St. Louis
Tanacca
Chesterfields
Chesterfield
aPeal Portsiders
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
New Or 8
Kendall Chase
Lanleed Choad
Penney’s
Penney's
New Spring
Jean Nedra
Nhildren
Tust
Belle Isle
Patierrs
Postoffice
HOPE
A. Ted Ral
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