One Youth, One Family, One World at Graduation Time
The Star dedicates this annual edition to 81 boys and girls graduating from Elone High School. The editor urges graduates to seek a new outlook and self-reliance. The column reflects on education, modern life, and the old rule that character and usefulness guide a young person toward achievement.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Elone High School
the Star
Gilbert Chesterton
Iar Ossiy
London
Bulty
Jin
Rest Room For Women Shoppers Approved By City Council
City council votes to fund a women’s rest room for SW Arizona shoppers, to be built on West Second Street with NYA staff and modern amenities. expected to start immediately. Also approved a $600 annual tax on Southwestern Bell to operate Hop city telephone service and authorized street and sidewalk improvements along High Street.
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Ariane AS
Second Street
NYA
Cope Chamber of Commerce
Syid
Southawestern Bell Telephone Company
Hop
Hope-Washington
Duffie
Frank Trimble
Trimble
Bo Haan Wie
Dohi H. Ayvoes
Canis Raatier
Deposed TVA Head Wins First Round
Former TVA chairman Arthur Morgan testified before Congress that President Roosevelt effectively barred him from TVA records. The joint investigative committee voted to start TVA probes immediately amid charges and countercharges from Chavin Margot and directors David Lilitathal and HeCOURT Morgan.
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Washington
Arthur BE. Morgan
IVA
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congressimnal
TVA
Margot
David Lilitathal
Hecourt Morgan
Alton CCC Camp Saved. No New Camps Planned
Washington reports no new Civilian Conservation Corps camps will open this summer in Arkansas. six Arkansas camps to be retained were previously set to be abandoned. CCC director Robert Fechner announced the six month plan, detailing operations in national and private forests, state lands, and funding enhancements totaling $50,000,000 to prevent closures.
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Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Buffalo River State Park
Arkansas
Robert Fechner
CCC
Fechner
Cau
Dramatic Club Holds Weekly Meeting At Christian Church
The Community Dramatic Club directed by Mrs Jack Sullivany met Monday night at the church bungalow. Members are working on two plays to be presented to the public soon and new members are invited to join.
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Community Dramatic Club
Jack Sullivany
Christian Church Bungalow
Matthew Thomas Dies at Little Rock Home
Matthew Thomas died at his Little Rock residence, 1910 Walfe Street, on Wednesday. The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 PM. Thomas was the son in law of VY A Gentry, with friends notified locally.
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Matthew Thomas
Little Rock
Hopes
Walfe Street
Thomas
Vy, A. Gentry
Pennsylvania Primary Returns Stir Bitter Democratic Split
Pennsylvania faced a charged primary with Guffey losing to Arthur J. Gill. Labor leaders backing Guffey and rival factions clashed as counts lagged in big districts. George W. Margiotti led Republicans in the gubernatorial race with James J. Davis also high in Senate totals. irregularities and delays prompted scrutiny as 4 million voters turned out statewide.
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Philadelphia
Demnactive
Dahil
Lewis
CIO
Gultey
CSO
Euler Dal le
Deis
Pennsylvania
Elise
New Deal
Foner Gay
Gifford Piechot
Superior Court
Arthur J. Dines
Democratie Unitedl
Shires
Wey. Cow
Georgy Hewale
Davin Wilson
Charles Alyndunes
Thins Kennedy
Chevy
Margiotti Casta
Union
Discount on Bonds Recommended for Refunding Plan
LITTLE ROCK UP Refunding Supervisor C T Ryan recommends retirement before maturity of outstanding high bonds with a par value around 1.22 million dollars. Cash available in redemption accounts totals about 1.024 million, promising savings near 17 thousand eight hundred. Bondholders tendered about 85.7 million dollars of bonds. the Refunding Board meets to act on the plan.
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Little Rock
C.T. Ryan
Ryan
Miss Mary Wilson Is Airmail Queen Of Hope High
Hope High School selects Miss Mary Wilson as Airmail Queen during Wednesday festivities at the municipal airport. Richard Fenwick wins the Chamber of Commerce prize for 388 stamps sold. Tony Bacom second with 278. Gov plane arrival set for Thursday afternoon. Mayor Albert Graves to greet attendees. National Airmail Week observed with Hope exports and post office reminders to mail early.
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Mary Wilson
Hope High School
Wilson
Robert Wilson
Beryl Henry
Femwinck
Tony Bacom
Albert Graves
Hope Boys
Post Office
Hope Chigaher of Commerce
Arkansas
Cotton market opens higher in New Orleans
New Orleans July cotton opened at 8.60 and closed at 8.80. Spat cotton finished six points higher, middling at 8.83.
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New Orleans
Farm Bureau Plans County Tour Across Hempstead
Hempstead County Farm Bureau launches a countywide tour starting Friday with meetings at Blevins Fulton Patmos Washington Own Columbus Piney Drive Ghormsey Sweet Home Seeing Tom and more. Speakers include WW Huskey president and Clifford L Emith county agent to discuss Farm Program changes and livestock possibilities.
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Farm Bureau
OH. Huskey
Hempstead
Mr. Smith
McCaskill
Fridit Fulton
Patmos
Wihington
Own
Columbus
Mandday
Duure
Piney
Complaints on River Terminals water truck rate proposal
Interstate Commerce Commission officials said they had received a number of complaints about River Terminals corporation plan to set joint water-truck rates from New Orleans to south Arkansas. Community pic supper benefit sale at Boolean No. 1 May 21 to buy baseball equipment. public invited.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
River Terminals Corporation
New Orleans
Arkansas
Boolean No. 1
No Place for Farm Workers in California Job Search
Jonathan Garst of San Francisco, regional Farm Security Administration director for California and nearby states, says California is no place for migrant farm workers. He notes four times more agricultural labor than the state can support, 12,000 families given aid, and ongoing industrialized farming that leaves small operators unable to compete. He warns Arkansas farmers to seek work elsewhere.
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Little Rock
California
Jonathan Garst
San Francisco
Garst
Farm Security Administration
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Washington
A. M. Rogers
FSA
Arkansas
Ma. Gaarst
West Coast
Regarrsless
Chinese Evacuate Strategic Suchow Amid Japanese Bombardment
Japanese artillery bombarded Suchow as tank and infantry units pressed the attack on the city once deemed deserted by Chiang Kai-shek's central government. Japanese forces claimed crumbling Chinese forces had left Suchow to seal Lunghai railway access before penetrating the city. The State Department sought safe conduct for Americans in China to return to cities they fled, noting several hundred Americans in Shanghai unable to return home.
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Suanghal China
Buchaw
Chiang Kai- Shek
Cravk
Suchow
Lunghai
Washington
UPH
Department of State
China
Japan
Shanghai
Airliner Found With All 9 Dead
Wreckage of a new Lockheed luxury airliner carrying nine aboard was found on a Sierra Madre mountainside near Saugus California. The aircraft vanished in fog during a flight from Los Angeles to St Paul and was not on a regular route. It had been advertised as the fastest airliner in the world with 250 mph speed.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Sierra Madre Ranges
St. Paul
Saugus
Lockheed
Personel
Federals Hold Seven In Harboring Karpis Case At Hot Springs
The FBI reports the arrest of five men and two women on harboring Alvin Karpis from the 1935 Hot Springs case. Arrestees include Herbert Akers former Hot Springs detective chief Joseph Wakelin former Hot Springs police chief Cecil Brock former Hot Springs detective lieutenant John Stover Hot Springs airport manager Morris Loftis boat landing caretaker Mrs Al C Dyer boat landing owner Connie Morris arrested in St Louis. Akers also faces harboring Thomas Nathan Norris federal fugitive involved in a Benton county gun battle last year.
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Little Rock
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alvin Karpis
Public Enemy No. 1
Hot Springs
St. Louis
United States
Fred Isging
Herbert Akers
Dettectives
Joseph Wakelin
Cecil Brock
John Stover
Morris Loftis
al C. Dyer
Connie Morris
Akers
Thomas Nathan Norris
Benton County
State Education Dept Distributes 16.47 to 68 Districts
The Department of Education distributed 16.47 from the school equalization fund to 68 districts across 37 counties. Readable allocations include Union county 268.06 LaGrue 161.51 Walk-Ille 2,260.31 Ene ma 944.25 Damascus 1,990.85 Noxube 601.09 Blevins Special 6,823,435 Lone 414.95 Troy 1,479.52 Hector 1,854.05.
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Little Rock
Department of Education
LoUnties
Union
la Grue
Arkansas County
Walk- Ile
Columbia County
Enema
Columbia
Damascus
Noxube
Columia
Blevins
Hemmestead
Lone
Hot Spring County
Troy
Ouwchita
Hector
Pepe
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