Tickets On Sale For Softball Contests Here Friday Night
Six hundred tickets went on sale Tuesday for two softball games at the high school stadium between Nope and Prescott towns. Proceeds go to the Softball Lighting Fund to install lights at First Park. Tickets are 25 cents and available at The Star office or from City or Commercial leagues. The City league lineup includes Smith, Schooley, Hatfield, and others. Commercial lineup lists Pormhy, Ward, Sommerville, Russell, and more. The second round schedule for both leagues was released by Burl W. Erion with dates at Garland school, Fair Park, and nearby fields through mid June.
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EL Hatfield
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Ward
Sommerville
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Memphis Bridge Proposed as Joint Project of States
Nashville Tennessee Highway Department announced plans to begin negotiations with Arkansas and the federal government on a new toll free bridge over the Mississippi River. Estimated cost is 3 478 000 dollars with 2 440 000 for the bridge, 848 000 for Arkansas approaches, and 200 000 for Tennessee approaches. Officials in Little Rock called the proposal a matter of finances and noted Arkansas has funds for highway construction after refunding its bonded debt.
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Tenn
Tenessee Highway Department
Arkansas
Mi Ippi
Allen
Tennessee
Little Rock
Arkinisis Highway Department
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Arkatsigy
Livestock Show set with 25000 prizes and county efforts
Arkansas exhibitors will compete for more than 25000 in cash premiums at the State Live Stock Show in October. The Horse Show offers 5000, general educational exhibits prize 1000, and Vocational Agricultural 2600 plus 4000 for the Women's Educational Department. The Rodeo promises substantial cowboys cash, with organizers already enrolling top riders. Colonel Barton reports growing county participation and advancing quotas to fund the show. County committees plan to act as a clearing house for exhibits and stock show entries as October 11 approaches.
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Qutuober
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T. E L. Barton
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Barton
el Dorado
Columbia County
Baxter County
Breal Hang Counies
Patmos Faculty List Announced for 1938 39
The Patmos school announces the 1938 39 faculty under Principal E R Brown. High School staff include Thomas Beck social science and athletic coach Edna Avance English science and librarian Mrs E R Brown English social science and junior high math. Grade teachers listed are Mrs Owen Atkins Eva Jean Fodor Ray Muayton Nora Gordon Mary Middlebrooks and Mrs Homer Reeves. All taught in 1937 38 term. Also mentions workers on the federal writers project and Capt William Monroe born in Ulster County Ireland in 1740 as North Carolina settler reference.
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Uinrun
E. R. Brown
Thomas Beck
Beck
Southeastern Teachers College of
Chiel School
Brown
East Texas State Teachers College of Commerce
Texas
Owen Atkins
Eva Jean Fodor
Ray Muayton
Nora Gordon
Mary Middlebrooks
Homer Reeves
Patrnos School
Federal Writers
William Monro
Ulster County
Ireland
North Carolina
Blue Bidge
Ickes Married in Dublin Ireland in 1933 report
Secretary Ickes wed Miss Jane Datilinan in Dublin Ireland with limited guests. The couple planned to return to Washington where only a few close associates attended abroad. The bride is the daughter of a Miller Walker lawyer.
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Ireland
Wasiungton
Harold Lb. Ickes
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Ites
Jane Datilinan
Iceland
Washington
Kinet Taleo
Miler Wauker
Brasher Receives Welcome From Local Business Group
Lil Brasher, new assistant football coach, was welcomed by the Young Business Men's Association of Mage at a duties supper at Capital Hotel Monday night. Over 100 members attended as Coach Boy Hammons introduced him. A brief program followed with talks and the Board of Governors appointed to oversee committees and duties.
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Associathon
Mape
Capital Hotel
Boy Hammons
Ude
Ley Rubins
Frank Nolen
T. Cornelius
Jin Wilson
Dale Jones
Buat Uy Phu
Association
Cazech Nazi Talks Abandoned Frontiers Amid Troop Movements
The report describes German troop relocations along Czechoslovakia borders and a halt in negotiations after Konrad Henlein’s sudden departure. It notes intensified German activity near the Czech front and Austria, with rising tensions and suspension of talks with Premier Milan Lede, amid broader European strategic shifts.
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New Tren
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Austria
Palin
Konrad Henlein
Swnler
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Sueten German Party
Two men race meals in a quirky restaurant riddle
Two diners start with a single regular dinner. one finishes in sixteen minutes while the other takes thirty-two. After one meal apart, both eat at the same rate. How long to finish for Abeta? This puzzle-like brief notes a timing comparison in a dining setting.
John Flynn Maps Way to Better Times and Railroads Wringer
John Flynn argues recovery hinges on private credit and investment from railroads utilities and manufacturing. He urges railroad relief through reorganization and a government insured safeguard, plus utility adjustments and cautious government yield. He emphasizes limited government action in new industries and stresses unemployment insurance expansion and permanent public works programs.
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John ‘Yo Flynn
NEA Service
Flynn
NEA Service, Inc
New York
SEC
TVA
Vris
Pune
Accidental shotgun death in Blevins shop
Carl Langston a 27 year old Black resident was accidentally killed when a shotgun resting across a white man's knee fired. Langston, a P. N. Wy railroad section hand, died after the load struck him above the heart at about 6 p m. Sheriff Bearden and investigators report the weapon discharged accidentally while the man rested a chair against the gun. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Carl Langston
Blevins
Herman Morris
Langston
P. & N. Wy Raihead
Jim Bearden
Jack Atkins
J. A. Weaver
Morris
Weaver
Thoughtful maxim on wisdom across worlds by Gibson
A reflective quote notes that the wiser men are about worldly matters, the wiser they are about the next life. The saying attributes depth of understanding to individuals who ponder both earthly and spiritual realms.
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Gibson
Mind Your Manners on Wedding Invitations and Etiquette
A 1938 NEA Service guide answers wedding etiquette questions about bride traditions, engagement announcements, dowries, bouquet choices, prompt invitation replies, and guest lists. It emphasizes personal preference, with note that flower choices suit gowns and various social customs vary by event type.
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NEA Service
Capitol Discovers Warrants Forged
Captiol police aided state prison officials in locating missing warrants after a forged document surfaced at the state treasurer s office and a second fake warrant appeared for collection. The first forged warrant was for 15 dollars. the Tuesday version claimed 25 dollars. A separate report notes a bipartisan coalition in Washington crushing Southern efforts to loosen wage hour provisions by rejecting Ramspeck s substitute.
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Little Rock
Washington
Ramspeck
Georgia
Two Speakers on Kiwanis Program Discuss Spiritual Life
The Rev George Hayes evangelist and former prize fighter headlined the Hope Kiwanis luncheon at 1 Hotel Bartow. Rev Bert Webb and R P Bowen urged members to provide autos to transport Hope men to a Thursday University of Arkansas Bruit Farm event for a tour of facilities and experimental setup.
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George Hayes
Hope Kiwanis Club
Bartow
Mr. Hayes
Bert Webb
R. P. Bowen
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hope
Alcatraz Break Ends in Death and Wounding
A life term convict was shot and another wounded in a second Alcatraz escape attempt within six months. The assailants beat senior custodian R C Cline and wounded guard Rufus Finklin, while a third fugitive fled and was placed in solitary confinement. Thomas R Limerick died Monday night from a head wound.
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Calif—ar
Alcatraz Island Federal
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Rufus Finklin
Alabama
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Englishman States Over U S Policy Critique
In the House of Lords on Monday Baron Newton condemned U S and British policy toward Mexican expropriation of oil properties. He said Britain and the United States lack cooperation and noted the American stand on expropriation, indemnity, and surprise at Mexican actions, citing President Lazaro Cardenas.
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Baron Newton
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Mexico
Odorizing Gas Proposed as Safety Measure by Utilities
Little Rock officials told the State Utilities Commission on Tuesday about a plan to odorize gas in distribution systems to reduce accidents. The discussion touched on safety and regulatory aspects of the proposed program. The old Ursuline convent in New Orleans, listed as the oldest building in the Mississippi Valley, dates back to 1727.
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Comany
State Utilities Commission
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Peace Officers to Open 2 Day Meet Here Wednesday
Arkansas peace officers and sheriff association members head to Hope for the twenty second semi annual convention. Opening session at city hall includes welcome by Mayor Graves and a program with Visagraph film and local musical acts. Officials note crowded hotels and urge room listings to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Arkansas Peace Officers
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Peace Officers Convention
Hope City Hall
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Graves
J. Earl Scroggins
Little Robik
Lfe
LaDella Ogburn
Catfish
B. L. Kaufman
Hope Boys
E. D. Alexander
W. T. Parson
Fairpark
T. Ramsey
Augusta
J. 5. Bearden
J. Earl Scoggin
Little Rock
W. ©. Craig
Jonesboro
Renr
Hope Chamber of Commerce
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L. M. Lile
BP. Young
G. W. Ware
Sid Bundy
Lyte Moore
Leo Robins
T. S. Cornelius
C. C. Stuart
Reginald Iden
Annie Joan Walker
Flora Cotton Slater
B. R. Humman
Tom McLarty
E. 4. Archer
Max Cox
Mack Duffie
A. D. Brannan
W. K. Lemley
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M. ID. Downs
J. R. Williams
Fish Ery
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L. A. Keith
Henry Yoram
Phil Dulin Jr
Harvey Thomas
Wilt Garner
Newt Bundy
Roy Scouw
A. W. Stubbeman
Royce Weisenberger
Henry Haynes
J. K. Sales
Hempstead
Cotton market closes with slight drop at New Orleans
In New Orleans trading, the July cotton contract opened at 857 and settled near 8.48. Prices slipped to about 8.50 as Spotenttm closed lower by several points, reflecting a steady but cautious session.
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Cation
Sporenttm
Kapely
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