Ford Lawyer Attacks Wagner Act In Ford Plant Union Fight
Detroit lawyer J A Copiter for Ford denounces the Wagner act amid a campaign to organize the Ford Range and Lincoln plants. He warns the act breeds unforeseen conditions and frames a Communist linked drive to control American industry, claiming the election forces Ford to deal with a “pan organization.” The note adds Union leaders challenge the statement, while broader remarks link the union drive to political extremism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
J. A. Copiter
Ford Motor Company
Ford Range
Lincoln
Pan Organization
National Labor Re
Lationa Board
Capizzi
Henry
Edsel Ford
R. J. Thomas
Michael F. Widmoen Jr
Hope Man Talks to Bible Group in Arkadelphia Visit
State Senator James H. Pilkinton of Hope will address the Men’s Bible class at Second Methodist in El Dorado on Sunday at 10 o’clock. Earlier he spoke at the yearly union meeting of Men’s Bible classes from Arkadelphia churches held at the city park in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Pilkinton
Hope
Second Methodist Church
E Dorado
Arkansas
Pilkinton
Yearly Union
Arkadelphia
Social Calendar and Party Announcements in Texarkana
The social page lists upcoming events across May including an OCaviden club meeting at Mrs. Garrett Story's home on May 26, a recital by Miss Marie Antoinette Williams at the Misses Marle and Nannie Parkins home on May 21, and multiple bridge and party gatherings hosted by Mrs. Evan Wray, Mrs. Thompson Everady, and Mrs. Maleoly Porterfield. Attendees include Mrs. Weldon Ginds, Miss Hattie Anne Felld, and many local families, with notes on horse show plans, Camp Mitchell scholarship for Nancy Hill, and weekend visits from Ada, Warren, and Texarkana residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Carilon
Marie Antoinette Williams
Marle
Nannie Parkins
Thompson
Teday
Thompson Evarady
North Pine Street
High Searer
George Robison
Joe Black
Prants Barry
Marie Lim
Parkins
H.C. Whitwort
Misa
Hattie Anne Felld
Texarkenn
Jonnie
Nancy Hill
R. Bland Mitchell
Arkansas
Camp Mitchell
Petit Jean Mountain
Eam
Oomra
M. C. Mothyin
Wallon
Pou
A.B. Stonequist
Texark
Jack Ambrose
Oklahoma City
H.C. Whitworth
Claudia Whitworth
Charlotte Yates
Ernest D. Yotes
Litte Ruck
Visits Mentioned By Local Families In City
Mrs. G J Innbet, Mrs. Floyd Fincher of Waldo, and daughter Mrs. M C Methvin hosted visitors during the week. Senator and Mrs. Lloyd Spencer of Washington D C arrived for a short visit. Mrs. William Glover and Divi will visit Mrs. Glover’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dursey McRae Sr. Judge and Mrs. DuVal L Parkins and daughter Nancy Lane, of Wur, are noted visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Innbnet
Floyd Fincher
Waldo
Inbnete
M. C. Methvin
Methvin
Lloyd Spencer
Washington D. C
William Glover
Divi
Baccalaureate Service Disrupts Church Schedule
First Christian North Mary and West Avenue reports morning Bible school at 9:45 with 10 am preaching. Morning service dismissed for baccalaureate. evening worship at 7:45 pm with Communion. Ontis Copeland fills pulpit at 7 pm. Rev Hamill out of city. no evening services. Members urged to attend other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
Brother Copeland
Ontis Copeland
Copeland
the Tabernacle
Hamill
Doctor Kolb and Feild Feud Over Hospital Director Bill
Dr. Kolb again claimed he would not accept the state hospital director post despite sponsoring legislators Feild and Tong filing the bill to create the office at five dollars a year. A telegram from Kolb said he would not take the job, yet after the bill failed in the senate he agreed to accept the appointment, prompting calls for clarification by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot Feild Jr
Hope
Fletcher Tong
Augusta
Dr. Kolb
Feild
Three to Make Ready At Cardman Center
Chapter excerpt follows Paula as Tony Beale’s assault accusation roils Cardman Center. Dr. Lud warns Van Horn faces dismissal while Paula grapples with looming Commencement. Chris Wentrich pleads, then is arrested on a warrant sworn by Tony, amid campus turmoil and fragile ceasefire hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulo
Tony
Gamma Tau
Coloxitt
Butterfies
Bill Jenks
Paw
Cardman
Paula
Lews
Jenks
Dad
van Horn
Big Barney
Lud
League
Dr. Lud
Chris Wentrich
Young Wentrich
Pula
Chris
Wentich
Luci
Kile
Paulie
Christopher
Jake Sands
Cardman Center
Sands
Wentrich
Son
Tony Beale
Light Broadcasts and Patrols in Wartime Newsroom
A World War II era recap notes broadcasts from German and Italian stations and the mixed reception among listeners. It mentions police scrutiny of forbidden broadcasts, a transit notice regarding baby carriages and dogs, and observations on Goering and Hitler’s public image. It also notes Mississippi river tributaries being navigable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wischland
Breslau
de Wiehland Sondre
Goering
Hitler
der Puchter
Axis Air and Latin American air power debate
The piece outlines German influence in Latin American aviation, detailing proposals to supply equipment to Argentina, German controlled Condor Syndicate plans, and the rise of Pan American and LATI backed routes. It notes the strategic role of air in world power and warns against foreign control of regional airways amid wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Condor
Joan
Germany
Latin America
Americas
U. S
Columbia
Scadta
Columbian National
Pan- American Airways
Pan- American
Key West
Havana
South America
Grace Steamship Company
Pan-, American-Grace Airways
Transportes Aeros Centro- Americanes
TACA
VU. S
Pan-American
Rio de Janeiro
Santiago
Syndicata Condor
Lufthansa
Brazil
Suantiago
Fyne American
Fanagra
Lati
Latin-America
Doctor Confirms Scar Visibility Depends on You
A playful exchange between a young woman and a physician centers on whether a scar will be visible. The doctor responds that visibility is entirely up to the patient, prompting reflection on appearance and self-perception.
Hope Oil Company Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Hope Oil Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at the office of secretary treasurer C M Walker located in the Arkansas Bank Trust Co Building in Hope Arkansas. The meeting is scheduled for Friday May 30 1941 at ten am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Oil Company
C. M. Walker
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Hope, Ark
RumorsOutline of Luftwaffe Transport and Bases
Fragmentary report notes Junkers 52 transport planes with 17 passenger capacity likely carrying more soldiers and other German transports are larger. British long-range flights based on undisclosed fields near Cypress or Alexandria possibly using new U five fighters. Distance to Crete exceeds 450 miles from bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress
Alexandria
Tnes
Crete
Kiwanis Drive Continues with May Attendance Push
Royce Weisenberger Hope attorney will be guest speaker at the Hope Kiwanis Club weekly meeting at Hotel Barrel next Tuesday May 27. The club aims to boost May attendance toward a record, after April averaged 95 percent, among the district's best. Prospective new members may be approved at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Weisenberger
Hope Attorney
Hope Kiwanis Club
Barlow
Pergram Committee
Missouri-Kansas-Arkansas
Kiwanis International
Jim Wilson Keeps the Ham at Wilson Skeet Club
Jim Wilson broke perfect 50 of 50 and led a 15-shot field at the Wilson Skeet Club in Columbus to win the 25-pound ham prize. He previously won the season opener. The club hosts the state skeet shoot on July 4-5. Other top scores include George Wylie 47 and Frank Trimble 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Columbus
Jim Wilson
Jim
Wilson Club
George Wylie
Frank Trimble
John Wilson
Franklin McC
Ray McDowell
Robert LaGrone
J. S. Scoggins
C. W. Wilson
Rudolph Dickinson
Dick Brundidge
Hood and Bismarck in possible clash near Iceland
Reported on page eight, the German battleship Bismarck may have destroyed a British battle cruiser near Iceland. The British Hood, a 43,000 ton battleship with eight 15 inch guns, is cited as one of the era’s mightiest warships alongside the Tirpitz sister ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Iceland
Hood
Hitler
Mind Your Manners Test on Social Usage
This reader quiz asks about proper hotel etiquette including whether a man should leave his wife in the car when checking in without a reservation, whether tipping the bellboy is necessary, and what constitutes a reasonable tip. The piece presents authoritative answers for guidance.
Louis Defeats Buddy Baer In Heavyweight Bout Thriller
In a dramatic start comparable to Joe Louis era fights, Louis knocks down Buddy Baer and wins by knockout after a six count and a final right hand. Referee Donovan oversaw the finish as timekeeper Charles counted. Post bout, unrelated quiz questions appear, including travel and service queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Frida
Fat Buddy
Louis
Buddy
Baer
Ancl Hoffman
Donovan
York
Charles
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EC. Elliott
Paul Quillian
Ford
Fayetteville
Universalty of Arkansas
First Methodist Church
Houston
Texas
Sune A
E. C. Elliott
Purdue University
W. Ful- Deight
J.G. Ragsdale
Board of Trustees
University Music Department
Australia
Island of
Papua
Hope Man
Sen
Clara Lowthorp
the Children of the Confereracy
Nell Dean Byers
Bunter Dale Baker
Mary Jo Monroe
Corhostesses
Vernon Glass Sr
Texerkana
Weldon Ginds
Jane Orton
Piie
Texarkana
M.C. Methyln
Evan Wray
M.C. Umethyin
el Dorado
Lyle Moore
Comer Boyett
Weay
William Duckett
Brooks Shutts
Fulston
Dinin Gibson
Robert LaGrene
Malento Porterfield
Maleoly Porterfield
Floyd Porterfield
Ed Stewart
Johnson
Clinton
Alu
Cevil Weaver
Tom Wardlaw
Stewart
R. V. Herndon Sr
Charles Marvell
Re Theatres Saenger
Panhandle
Rialto Matinee Daily Fri-Sal
Arizona Sun
Taos
Church News
Christ J. A. Copeland
Gospel Tabernacle
W. H. Pears
Qayeusely
Wenerty
Leiter Maude
Curis
Dr. van Horn
Pawla
Ganma Tau
Mississippi
Broadway Court
George Moore
Axis Air
Kiwanis
Rep. Weisenberger
Columbus Club
Hood, Largest
T. M
Pat
Chile
the Pines Swimming Pool
Carload Yahere
Jack
Yellow Cab Company
Roosevelt Hotel
Capital Hotel
Lee Cream
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