Hope High Football Scrimmage Ends Spring Rain With Red Victory
About 200 spectators watched Hope High School football with the Red team defeating the Whites 210.0 at Mammongy stadium Thursday night. The Reds featured starter Ellen and Daniels at quarterback in a drive that produced opening and third quarter scores. Roy Taylor and Ellen combined on a key run. many players seen in backfield roles, with Hammons noting upcoming meets in April and district events scheduled for Nashville.
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Hope High Schisol
Mammongy Stadium
Reds
Daniels
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Defensa
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Roy Taylor
Mack- Mi Simma
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Jack Bradshaw
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Joe Easy
Ian Way
Ate
Nashville
Hammons
Starling
Whites
Tax plan sparks fierce opposition in Congress
Amid heated debate, supporters defend a wartime tax proposal while opponents warn it would crush high earners and businesses. The plan, debated over years, would tax income heavily and impose corporate levies, with critics labeling it confiscatory and impractical.
Wall Street Farm Relief Clash Stirs Capitol Hill
Secretary Wallace rushed to Capitol Hill as senators pressed farm relief plans. Senate Agriculture Committee backed returning 3,000,000 bales of cotton for government loans, a stand-in for export subsidies. Proposals also urged a cost of production bill and $250 million in farm benefit payments, amid Southern bloc resistance to Roosevelt plans. Queen Elizabeth reference appears garbled and unrelated.
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Agriculture Department
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Ala
Byrnes
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
Senate Sgriculture Caa Ald
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Roses Vent
Soil Conservation to Save Reservoir
The State Extension Service established 24 acres of meadow and 9 acres of woodland around Ms. Take, the city water source, planting slash pine and loblolly on three lake sides and coral berry shrubs along borders. H B Cardth, Superintendent of the Municipal Water Plant, says erosion and debris into the lake will be greatly reduced and the area will eventually yield income while providing habitat for quail and other birds. plans call for encouraging farmers to put idle acres to productive use.
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Lonsivaiok NE ‘State Extension‘ Service
Canton
H. B. Cardth
Seal Requirement Clarified for land transactions and hospital commitments
In Arkansas the 1999 Act effective June 9 requires Justices of the Peace to affix their seal on land conveyance acknowledgements. Attorney General Joebe Holt advised Bentonville justice H. D. Hooks on scope. The change aims to standardize land related acknowledgements amid past refusals.
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Royce Weisenberger
Hempstead
Justices of the Peace
Joebe Holt
H. D. Hooks
Justice of the
Negce
Bentonville
Justice of the Peace
Arkansas
Poland Delighted by British Pledge Amid European Tension
Polish sources hail Prime Minister Chamberlain's promise of military aid to defend Poland against aggression and preserve its independence. Berlin signals say Hitler will react to the pledge. U.S. observers note Roosevelt avoids discussion but views Chamberlain's stance as forcing Germany to answer. Washington reports describe global fear of Nazi expansion and ongoing diplomatic pressure.
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Poland
Priday
Chamberlain
Germany
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Berlin
Adalt’ Hillgt
Wilhelm Shayen
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White Haws
Hitler
Roosevelt
House of Commons
Department of State
Europe
Bowling League Informational Meeting Friday Night
A Bowling League organizing meeting is set for Friday at 7:30 in the Recreation building. Attendees include managers and interested parties from Hope entities such as Kraft Phoenix Cheese Co and Home Ice Company, with numerous local business representatives listed for potential league participation.
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Tilliay
O'viock
City of Hope
George W. Robison
Clyde Cosine
Kraft-Phoenix Cheese Co
E. C. Alexander
J. Bruner Ivory Bundle Co
A. A. Albritton
Standard OL Company
C, W. Varey
Kiwanis Club
Byron Evans
State Oil Commission Rejects New Allocation Formulas in Union County
In El Dorado Arkansas the State Oil and Gas Commission rejected four proposed new allocation formulas for the Union County Shaler field. The old system will continue for April with a total allow able of 52,992 barrels versus 53,030 in March. Individual field allowances were listed for Vine and Antares with large figures noted.
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EBL Dorado
Ark
State Oil & Gas Commission
Union County
Sagen Vine
Capital Digging for a Western China Foothold
Chungking, western China, under siege by Japan, opens new transit routes enabling refugees and officials to reach Szechwan and Yunnan. The government funds American-built infrastructure and a rising Western Chinese economy as health, industry, and education projects expand despite ruin.
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George A
Fitch
Chungking
West Ching
Japan
China
Szechwan
Lyon & Subwey
Yunnan
Kweichow
Chung‘ing
Teupkoy
Moto Dar
Pinc Hy Sedan
Ithels
Nuay
Cnde
Chekiang
Health Administration
Majerka
Perry Rogers 19 Buried After Illness at Home
Perry Rogers aged 19, son of Mrs. B C Rogers of 113 Pond Street, died at home after months of illness. A junior at Hope High School, he was buried in Shover cemetery after services at Shover Springs Church conducted by Rev. Bert Webb. Surviving are his mother, three brothers Louis Dale Rogers of Hope and Milton Rogers of Shreveport, and two sisters Mrs H Rhodes and Mrs H M Biswas of Hope.
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Rogers
Hope
Milton Rogers
Shreveport
O, H. [Rhodes
HM. Bisylas
Hone
South Urged to Get Out of Debt in the South
President Roosevelt began a 10 day vacation at Pine Mountain college in Warm Springs Georgia after urging in Alabama that the South faces the nation’s top economic problem. He argued the South must help itself and cited a shift in economic patterns over the past six years. Continued on Page Four.
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Roosevelt
Pine? Mountain College
Alabama
Rae
Alabamia Polytechnic Institute
Bullard
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New Deal
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Wavat Springs
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Fragmented Thought In aginal Life Phrase
A damaged snippet hints at a life reflection tied to a great endeavor. The text shows garbled words and unusual spellings, making exact meaning unclear but suggests a philosophical note about beginnings in significant matters.
Reginald Bearden Faces Frameup Charge After Bond Posted
Reginald Bearden, former Chief Deputy and Sheriff, said he was framed in an automobile purchase case. He spoke after a $1,000 bond was posted in Arkadelphia, with Clark County circuit court adjourned later this month. Bearden expects a speedy trial and maintains his name will be cleared. The arrest warrant was issued in Clark County and served by Patrolman Vernon Whitten. In other notes, Mayon Rains in Veracruz, Mexico, and a Nebraska dairy farmer installs a radio to ease milking, reducing noise and labor costs.
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A. N. Shaw
Arkadelphia
Clark County
Vernon Whitten
Mayor and Craiges Seek Cooperation in Spring Clean Up
In a Tuesday appeal the mayor and Albert Craiges urged residents to cooperate with a spring cleanup campaign. They urged placing rubbish in containers for collection next Tuesday and noted wagons will be ticking through the city for pickup.
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Albert, Craiges
Girl Scout House Dedication Sunday
The Little House will be dedicated Sunday at 3 as community members attend a ceremony featuring Blessing of the Little House by Mrs. R E Jackson and a Key presentation by Mayor Albert Graves. Alyse Nelson directs Girl Scouts with songs and group tributes in Little Rock city ceremony.
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R.E. Jackson
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Little House
Albert” Graves
Key
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Trimples Firat
Lope
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Alyse Nelson
Tittle Rock
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Sophia
Jo Serpentine
Mayrov Albert
Graves
WRA
Fletcher
Roy Anderson
Park’ Commission
Mont Allen
Foreman
Will Garner
Bank Call Issued for March 29th
Washington report notes a scheduled bank call set for March 29 issued by the Federal Reserve Board covering banks within the national banking system. The notice outlines actions to be taken and participation requirements for member banks.
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Bso Wea
Fedesala Board
Ity System
England to Defy Leaders as Dissent Grows
Fragmentary note reports rising unrest in England with calls for change and possible pushback from authorities. Sparse details point to planned protests and political pressure amid uncertain leadership.
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