Outslicking the Politicians Outslicking the Politicians
In Missouri a factional battle unfolds as Democrats accuse Ozark residents of vote fraud and ballot pilfering aimed at undercutting Republicans led by Forrest Donnell. The contest features Donnell against Lawrence McDaniel, with St Louis Mayor Bernard Dickmann seeking a third term and control of state power.
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St. Louis
Moonery
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Missouri
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Donnell
Donnell Eose
Lawrence McDaniel
Land of the Free
McDaniel Wolves
McDaniel
Orak Hill Counties
Roosevelt
Democratic State Organization
Dickmann
Moyer
Bennett Champ Clark
U. S Senate
Pendergast
Enmity Flares as Missouri Politicians Allege Vote Stealing
The Missouri dispute erupts as Republicans accuse Democrats of vote theft in Kansas City and St. Louis while citing alleged ballot coercion near polling sites. Lt Buford Skaggs defends hillbilly pride and attacks urban critics, amid claims of paid voting and whiskey. The Wright County story includes a black voter cast incident as part of the broader tension.
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Kansas City Statesman
McDaniel
Ozarks
Missouri
Buford Skaggs
Skaggs
Kansas City
St. Louis
Howell’ County
Skuges
Charles Ferguson
G. Q
Wright County
Social Calendar for Chelation Society and Church Groups
The Mission Study class at the Women’s Society of Chelation meets at 2 30 at the church. The Executive Board of the Ladies Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 3 o clock at the church on Tuesday April 1. The Hope P T A Council will meet at the city hall Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 Miss Ruth Taylor will conduct another training period.
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Ladies Auxiliary of
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Hope P. T. A. Council
Ruth Taylor
Local Happy Rug Display Near Saenger Theatre
Announcement of a rug display Wednesday April 2 in the building west to the Saenger Theatre with public invitation. Also notes birthday party for Ginaine Graves hosted by Mrs Albert Graves with Easter decor and games. Also reports Mary Helen Crosby entertaining a young social set and a Music Club meeting at Mrs J Cuttin’s home with programs on modern orchestration and musical selections.
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Neal
Saenger Theatre
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Albert Graves
Ginaine
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Thord
Mes
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Kappy Pritchary
Ike
Low Nell Cox
Judy Watkins
Dorsey McRae
Lystan Armstrong Jr
Rickey Forester
Dick Haynes
Jay Jones
Sandra Robins
Anne Houston
Kay Franks
Betty Jones
Francis Weisenberger
Jerry Johnson
al and
Agingine Groves
Nannette Williams
Nahey Dane
Susan Ann Workcford
Mary Helen Crosby
J. F. Crosby
Liv
Mickey Boyette
Kant Cobb
Robbie Joyce Formby
Dick Bennet
Mary Bailey
Willian Barrett
Martha Briley
Kinard Young
Maxine Boyett
Bob Blinore
Frances Hollinton
Lamie Edmons
J. €. Cuttinn
Dick Watkin
Purday Music Club
J. C. Carlson
Harriet Story
Agtrun Cup
J. BE
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Aig
Weekend Social Notes From Memphis and Little Rock
Personal mentions fill the page as residents travel to Memphis for a funeral, visit Hot Springs races, and host guests in Little Rock. Names include Mrs Wile Wins of Houston, Miss Mary Lemley, Miss Mary Janet Jobe, Mrs Sarah Jobe, and others. trips span Natchez Jackson Newport Coffeville Coffeyville and include Hendrix College student Martha Houston and Jimmy Harbin visiting from Little Rock.
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Mary Lemley
Danny
Dorothy Heard
Josephine Morris
Hot Springs
Oak- Town Jockey Club
Mia
Edward Woodford
Nancy Jane
Susan Ann
Little Rock Oye
Marie
Nannie Parhing
Mary Janet Jobe
Little
J. M. Houston
Martha
Hendrix ‘College
R. E. Cain
Natchez and
Jackson
W. M. Duckett
Wile Inim
Little Rock
Steve Corrigan
Mary Della Cavigan
Little Rocke
W. R. Herndon
C. C. Cheney
Nerina Joe
Jackie
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
And
Mes
Clap Chunes
Newport
Ark
George Pax
Coffeville
Serial Story Dollars to Doughnuts Chapter X Update
Beatrice stares at Miss Ryan as the shopper collapses in the store. Ryan reveals she is pregnant and married, hiding the secret to keep her job. Beatrice contemplates employer duty while debating lunch, pay day, and care. The scene ends with Anthony inviting Beatrice to dinner as the plot deepens.
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TPM
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Fim
Anthony
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Fifth Avenue
Beatrice Huntington Davenport
McDaniel Aims to Impress with Ballot Box Tricks in Counties
An account of alleged election irregularities in Christian, Taney, and Douglas counties centers on ballot tampering claims, cross-border voting, and improper supervision at polls. Democrats challenge procedures while McDaniel supporters defend fairness and accuse them of political manipulation. The controversy expands as investigations loom and party factions clash over methods used to influence outcomes.
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Christin County
McDaniel
Christian County
Taney County
Shepherd of the Hills
Douglas County
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Donnell
Democras
Anthew County
House
Connell
Greece and United States solidarity themes in press
The page carries excerpts praising Roosevelt and US support for Greece. The articles emphasize moral and material aid, gratitude for American aid, and Greece’s duty to repay this support while aligning with the fight for liberty. The tone reflects wartime alliance rhetoric.
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Roosevelt
United States of America
Bayer
Greece
Prain
United States
CCC Projects and Practices for Farm Land Conservation
The regional conservator described numerous CCC efforts including 305642 square yards of terraces and 622 miles of terraces plus 543382 linear feet of channels for drainage. Additional work includes 3879166 square yards of terrace outlets 49806 acres for moisture and pasture conservation and 10418 cubic yards of channels excavation. He noted these are among many farmer assistance practices coordinated for each area.
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CCC Inrallees
Church Services Schedule and Sermon Topics
Church news outlines morning worship and communion at 9 45 a m with sermon Do You Care to Live Christian Endeavor Society meets at Gas pom Evening worship at 730 features sermon Christian Relationships Public urged to attend these services with the congregation and prayers.
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Christian Endesyur Society
Gaspom
Garrett Memorial Threatens Sunday Night Sermon at Cave
The Garrett Memorial reports that Pastor Barther D. C. Silvey will preach at the cave Sunday night near 743 am. The event is public and invites community members to attend the service led by Pastor Silvey at the memorial site.
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D. Oo
Silvery
Tattooed Hearts and Flowers Tell War Era Stories
A veteran tattoo artist Charl ie describes tattoo trends from world wars, noting 35 000 hearts and 60 000 flowers inked over decades. He recalls four needle tools, 3000 strokes per minute, and the shift in demand with fewer women getting tattooed today while service branches still shape patterns and meanings.
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Wagner
An Foy
America
Daar
New York
Carlie
Charlie
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