Cold snap damages peach crop across region
The Nashville Beach district suffered severe losses as temperatures fell to 24 degrees, with surveys still unable to determine total damage. Orchardists report possible substantial losses amid 25 to 30 percent estimates in DeQueen area and Hempstead County, while Arkansas Orchards Inc and American Fruit Growers, Inc noted early varieties spared and overall crop damage ranging around modest to marked percentages.
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Nashville
Nashville News
Stars
Hempstead
Weis
Joss
DeQueen
Yahraus Brothers
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Highland
Arkansas Orchards, Inc
Training Course Opens at Baptist
A teaching union study course began at First Baptist church Monday and runs through Friday night. The Junior Department meets daily at 3 45 in the Educational Building, led by Mrs Bytuan Easterling. Evening classes for Junior Intermediate and Adult unions start at 7 pm with special features. Monday features include pop song singing and color motion pictures of Baptist leaders, the Pastor's Conference in Louisville, and the Ohio river flood. Evening sessions end at 8 50. Mrs 8 D Coole will lead adult work, Rev William R Hamilton will teach senior work, and Mrs Hamilton will direct intermediates. Mr H E Thrash, new B T UW director, and Mrs J E Sandlin handle general arrangements. All young people are invited.
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First Baptist Church
Bytuan Easterling
Louisville
Kentucky
Ohie
8. D. Coole
William R. Hamilton
J. E. Sandlin
Walden Enlists in U S Army From Fulton
Talmadge Walden of Pulte has enlisted in the United States Army and is assigned to the infantry. He is stationed at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, according to a recruitny sergeant’s notice received by The Star from Texarkana.
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Talmadge Walden
Pulte, Las
United States Army
Hnd
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Texarkana
Burning Dice Tables in El Dorado Raids Highlight Gambling Crackdown
In El Dorado three dice tables seized during raids on night clubs were burned as a public demonstration against gambling. Circuit Judge L. Britt ordered the burnings after fines were assessed on the operator. Governor Carl F Bailey had clamped down on open gambling and slot machines in a statewide order. The top picture shows officials including State Ranger Frip Him, Jim Bob Burgess, Felix Henry, Johnny Daniels, Oren Harris, W. E. Meitae, and Sheriff Grady R. Wooley supervising the burning.
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Sims
el Dorado
el Dorado News
L. §. Britt
Carl F. Bailey
Reading
State
Frip Him
Jim Bob Burgess
Felix Henry
Johhnie Daniels
Jeller
Oren Harris
W. E. Meitae
State Revenue Department
Grady R. Wooley
Mother Daughter and Boarder Slain
NEW YORK. Police questioning a man identified only as Louis or Frenchy in an Easter Eve triple slaying that left Veronica Gedeon, 20, an artists model, her mother Mrs Mary Gedeon 34 and a man roomer dead in a furnished tenement across from the Gedeon home. The case unfolds as investigators probe motives and a possible connection to the roaming house run by Veronica’s mother.
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New York
Thomas
Tunney
Rudolph McLaughlin
Veronica Gedeon
Louis
Frenchy
Miss Gedeon
Mary Gedeon
Thee
Nancy Evang Tittlerton
Joseph Gedeon
Maury
Sunrise Service Draws 800 At Hope High Auditorium
About eight hundred people attended the first annual city wide Easter sunrise service in Hope High School auditorium. Roy Anderson chaired the event with the Hope Ministerial Alliance and laymen group. Boy Scouts aided parking as the program ran from 6 15 to 7 o clock. The service moved indoors due to cold weather.
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Hope High School
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Roy Anderson
Hope Boy Scouts
Simoothly
Mrs. Oliver to Speak to Hope Business and Pro Club
Mrs Lucille Buchanan Oliver of New York field secretary for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs arrives in Hope from Little Rock to address the Hope Business and Professional Women's Club on women as citizens and federation ideals. Oliver has researched municipal affairs and city governance, and has worked with the New York NRA and various city boards.
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Lucille Buchanan Oliver
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Hope
Little Rock
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Hoiel Barlow
Oliver
National Federation
Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
City Mall
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimates
Civil Service Commission
New York City League of Women Voters
New York City Nra
Chicago Universitys
University of Pennsylvani
New School of Social Res
Swarthimnor the
Hope Club
Jack Panter
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Arkansas Federation
Mrs. Oliver
Arkansas
Texarkana
Newby
Cotton Prices in New Orleans Sparks Modest Upturn
New Orleans market opened May with cotton at 4.02 and closed at 4.01 bid. Spot cotton stayed steady with a 10 point rise. middling price noted at 14.5 cents.
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New Orleans
Wotton
Woman Hurt In Car Near Hope Unknown Rider Involved
A dark haired woman, age 28, was injured in a car incident two miles west of Hope on Fulton road. She received first aid at Julia Chester hospital for a lacerated lip and bruises, refused to identify herself, and said little about how she was hurt. An Hope Furniture ambulance driver found her about 7 p.m. Sunday and transported her to the hospital. The car was headed toward Hope when aid arrived, and the man she was with remains unidentified as witnesses could not name him.
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Ghoul
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope Furniture Company
Hope
Fulton Road
Mim
Fisey
Tydue
Spanish Rebels in New Twin incident with insurgents
A fragmented report describes insurgents linked to LH COBA front probing a government barrier near Ciudad Real. Spies tracked movements behind a screen of Moorish armor as rebel forces coordinated a Benue advance amid clear weather.
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Cordoba
Jaunehyd
Ciudad Real
Benue
Mountain Peak
Mutartahy Peak
Hope Is Winner of Junior Music District Meeting
Hope wins with 53 points at Camden District Junior Music club contest in Hope. Stumps runner up with 11, Camden third with 29. El Dorado 18, Texarkana 13, Magnolia 12. 134 competitors across First Baptist Hope city hall First Christian First Presbyterian. Next contest set for Texarkana. McDowell Club wins 5 and 2.50 awards for top scoring club. Individual winners include Wallace Van Sickle corn et, Nancy Williams junior voice, J T Luck trombone, Kinard Young human playing, Vidlinaphalia Hamilton slimone. Hope also takes band ensemble. Contestants by town: Camden 16, Magnolia 19, Texarkana 19, El Dorado 7, Stamps 19, Hope 54. Friday Music Club sponsors thank contributors.
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Hope
Camden
Stumps
el Dorado
Texarkany
Magnolia
First Baptist Church
Hope City Hall
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Texarkana
McDowell Club
McDowell Music Club of Hope
Wallace van Sickle
Nancy Williams
J. T. Luck, Jr
Kinard Young
Slimone
Linaphalia Hamilton
Hope's
Martha Ann Singleton
Mary Etla Presley
Billy Tolleson
June Heirston
Catherine Sterling
Stamps
Police to Begin License Roundup
Police Chief John Ridghill announced a weeklong drive against about 200 delinquent city auto license payers. Delinquents will be summoned to municipal court. The penalty-free payment period ended March 1, with 630 tags sold to date and 23 sold last year. Tags cost $2.50 plus a $1 penalty.
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John WY. Ridghill
Charles Reynurson
Robert M Hatch of Patmos Dead at 75
Robert M Hatch of New Hope Patmos died suddenly Sunday afternoon at age 75. Funeral and burial were held at New Hope cemetery at 3 p.m. He is survived by his widow three sons Alvin Hatch of Patios and Foo Hatch of Lewisville two daughters Mrs Rutty Hunt of Bas trop and Mrs W A Beasley of Patines.
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Robert M. Hatch
New Hope
Reine Paty
Foo Hatch
Lewisville
Duluth
Alvin Hatch
Patios
Rutty Hunt
Bastrop
W. A. Beasley
Patines
Former Senator Butler Dies in Massachusetts at 76
William Morgan Buller, 76, former United States senator from Massachusetts and textile corporate executive, died at his Boston home Monday.
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Butler
Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Willian Morgan Buller
United States
Textile Corporation
County Students Invited to Hear A D Albert Speak
Allen D. Albert former Rotary International president and editor visits Hope to deliver three international relations talks. High school students attend 9 30 am forum at Hope High School auditorium with lunch afterward. A 3 pm lecture for women at First Presbyterian Church includes tea. An Inter City Rotary meeting 7 SW Arkansas clubs hosts him at Hotel Barlow.
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Allen D. Albert
Rotary International
Hope
Albert
Hope High School
Mr. Albert
First Presbyterian Church
Women of Hope
Barlow
Southwest Arkansas
Ashdown DeQueen
Nashville
Prescott
Gordon
Stamps
Texarkana
George Washington University
Columbian Law School
Washington
D. C
Columbus (Ohio
Minneapolis Tribune
University of Minnesota
Chicago
Europe
Japan
China
Rotary Club of
Min
Mind Your Manners: Social Etiquette Questions
A 1937 NEA Service guide presents etiquette Qs and A s for dances. It covers handling a stag line after a breakup, what a girl should say to thanks, leaving a dance, thanking a partner, and whether breaking a date is excusable, with sample responses and a closing tip about signaling for the next dance.
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Tad
NEA Service, Inc
Turned Brown By Brown Turner NASHVILLE hat purchase amid divorce talk
In Nashville, Wally Simpson buys a new hat amid divorce rumors while speculation swirls about the Duke's finances. The piece notes potential changes in hiring Supreme Court candidates and hints ambitious lawyers seek bigger cases to reach Washington.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wally Simpson
Supreme Court
Washington
Fines for stock law violators and assorted court actions
Two defendants, Charles Wright and Mary Cheatham, were fined $10 each for stock law violations in Hempstead county. Cheatham’s fine was suspended. Alf Roland and D. P. King also faced $10 fines for overdrafts. Jon Arlebury was acquitted of assault and battery. Autrey Goynes and Guy Deaton pleaded guilty to drunkenness with $19 fines each. Dolph Henry received $500 for carrying a pistol. W. H. Skinner and Ou Keel had peace disturbance charges carried or reduced. Multiple cases, including drunkenness and petty larceny, concluded with fines or continuances.
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Hempstead
Charles Wright
Mary Cheatham
Cheatham
Alf Roland
John Fricks
P. H. Fricks
Saratoga
W. K. McKinney
Gus Mayton
D. P. King
Jon Arlebury
Bennie Arnold
Ernest Bennett
Wesley Clark
Robert L. Stuart
Solius Atkins
T. B. Downs
Girl Scouts Net $35 on Doughnuts for Hut
Girl Scouts raised 35 dollars from a Saturday doughnut sale directed by Mrs. Bert Webb. Troop Three sold 350 dozen doughnuts while Mary Ross McFaddin sold 66 dozen and Frances Harrell 59 dozen. They bought wholesale from City Bakery and sold retail to fund a Girl Scout Hut.
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Bert Webb
Mary
Ross McFaddin
Don, Soli
Frances Harrell
Presbyterian Men to Hear Speech by Evans
Charles Evang of Little Rock will be the guest speaker at the Men of the Church meeting at Furst Methodist church at 30 p.m. Tuesday. A dinner will be served in the church dining room. Alfalfa, reintroduced in California during the gold rush era, now pays farmers about 20 million dollars annually.
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Charles Evang
Little Rock
Furst Methodist Church
California
Supreme Court upholds Frazier Lemke act and wage laws
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds the revised Frazier Lemke act authorizing a three year moratorium on federal mortgage failures and affirms minimum wage laws for men. The decision also upholds collective bargaining rights for railway workers and reverses lower court rulings.
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Washington
United’ States Supreme Court
Fran Lemke
Virginian Railway Company
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit Courts of Appeals
Washington State
Court Change Moves Near as Roosevelt Plan Faces Vote
Senate figures from Ashurst Deen to Glass and Robinson outline radio broadcasts to oppose and support Roosevelt court proposals. A Supreme Court ruling on Wagner Labor Relations act looms as the Steward Machine challenge to Social Security acts fuels debate. A junior bar resolution criticizes court plan and a national referendum votes against expanding court size. Airing aircraft rules require static-free radio direction finders after January 1 1948.
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Washington
Ashurst Deen
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
Glass
Virginia
Robinson
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Charles C. Steward Machine Company
Alabama
Utility Consumers National Policy Committee
Executive Council
Junior Bar Conference
Utility Consumers Committee
Smathers
Dem. N. J
James C. Bonbright
Columbia University
New York Power Authority
John Bauer
Conference
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Baptist
T. Walden
Fulton
U. S. Army
N. Y. Block
Titterton
P. W. Club
Montevides
Uruguay
Hither
M’dowell Club
Patmos
A.D. Albert
Rotary Club
Brown Turner
Girl Scouts
Hope City Bakery
Presbyterian
Evans
McKellar
Hughes
Tennessee
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