Softball Night Drill Opens Hope League Season
Hope softball leagues staged their first night drill at Michelle Stadium with the CHy and Commercial teams practicing under lights. Proceeds from the benefits go to the Softball Chiling. committees aim to sell 400 additional tickets downtown. Coaches and organizers, including Pete Beany and Carl Bruner, expect a turnout of supporters from Hope and Prescott areas.
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Hope
Wenthrowalt de iWeshine
Righ Praek
Michelle Stadium
Medi
Pitine Manuyat
poundMhursday
Ava Prescott
Storey
Prescott
Commercia
Pete Beany
Carl Bruner
Lenin
Hell
Hope High
Improvement at Hope Country Club shows progress on several projects
Four model rabbis have been completed and construction on two others is expected to finish within days at Hoge Counties Chan Bridewell. Progress on the highway work and drainage improvements continues as crews prepare for the next phase. The club lists staff including Frank Ward Robert Lai Grove and Lyle Mac among those involved, with ongoing waterline and drainage efforts described.
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Hoge Counties
Chan
Bridewell
Gah
Neathy
Dow
Arriveniaite
Th Waterlon O' Firi
Clube
Moindord
Adbias
Fisk
Concert Program and Supper at Spring Hill
The Galt Quarter of Here presents a free concert program in connection with a supper at Spring Hill High School Friday night May 21 for the benefit of the Byworth League.
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Spring Hill
Galt Quater
Here
Auto Tourist Errs at Store Over Change Dispute
A miscount at a local store led a auto tourist to demand mislaid change. The customer claimed a $2.50 shortfall after paying $1.50 for goods totaling $5. The storekeeper, unable to provide the correct change, faced a dispute about the change owed and a potential loss at the counter.
District Negro Meet to Be Held Sunday
The meeting of the Surtinwust Conference of the Monehaeed opens Sunday at the Mazel suet. Rev GW Harper, pastor, leads the church imploring community support. The event includes programs and references to local participants and addresses.
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Monehaeed
Thom
Prenel
Harper
Ohuwieth
Hope Banker May Be Selected for State President
Arkansas bankers meet in Hot Springs for the 18th annual convention with talks urging citizens to follow the 1934 highway bond refunding plan as sound policy. Spencer of Hope is expected to become Arkansas State Bankers President, succeeding James H. Penick. sessions feature talks by Eli Collins and F Guy Hitt, a banking symposium, and Gov. Carl Bailey’s Friday address on Political Credit.
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State Credit Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
James H. Fenick
Little Rock
Arkansas Bankers Association
Spencer
First National Bank At
Hope
Arkansas State Bankers’ Association
James H. Penick
Hot Springs
State Association
Arle
Arkansas Bankes Sectarion
Tal
J. HM. Monnick
Robert E. Wait
Arkansas Trust Company
Rotary Club
Wait
Executive Council
Eli Collins
Your
Vederal Reserve Bank
F. Guy Hitt
St. Louis
BE. P. Pyett
Payetteville
American Bankers Association
Collings
Marrow
Carl J. Bailey
Svetion
E. J. White
Bank
West Memphis
L. C
Camden Wins Federation Prize at Women’s Clubs Convention
The Arkunsus Federation of Women’s Clubs closed its biennial convention with officer installations and special awards. Camden received a cash prize for the greatest gain in junior memberships, the Alice Stinson Cup for organizing three junior clubs, a cash award for the greatest number of subscriptions to the federation publication, and second place in international relations study.
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Ittle Rock
vPy
Arkunsus Federation of Women's Clubs
Camden Iistitch
Alice Stinson
Opinion sought on legal publication location
Little Rock publisher F C Hawkins of Hempstead County News asked Attorney General Holt if a newspaper printed in Howard County but with Hempstead County business offices could qualify to publish legal notices. He noted his paper is printed in Howard County. The record oddly adds a note about ancient glass production by Egyptians.
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Little Rock
F. C. Hawkins
Nashville
Holt
Hempstead County
Howard County
Cotton prices shift at New Orleans market
New Orleans July cotton opened weak with bids around 8.19 to 8.21 per about a cent, later trading firm near 8.23 as day progressed, reflecting cautious activity in the futures pit.
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New Orleans
Cotton
Shursdal
Bad
Vlaged
TVA Directors Defend Agency Against Morgan Allegations
David Lilienthal, TVA director, testified that Arthur Morgan tried to defeat and obstruct TVA authority in constitutional litigation. Harcourt Morgan rebutted with claims of a campaign to discredit the TVA program.
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Washington
David EB. Lilienthal
TVA
Congressional Investigating Committee
Arthur E. Morgin
Lilienthal
Morgan
Harcourt A. Morgan
Arthur Morgan
Landscape Meet at Local Station Arkansas State Garden Event
A landscape meeting at the University of Arkansas Cal- Jpse of Agriculture Fridkant Truck Branch Experiment Station will run all afternoon on May al 2. W. Wore leads station oversight with many visitors expected, including Garden Club leaders. P. P. Meter will lecture on plant arrangement fertilization and pest control while S. Woodward demonstrates shrub propagation and growth. Mrs. W. Chanmark and Miss Eiht Pusey will speak on garden clubs and extension service. The program covers hands-on landscaping techniques with models and grounds scenery.
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University of Arkansas Cal- Jpse of Agriculture
Fridkant Truck Branch
O’elock
South Arkansas
Sttes W. Wore
Mide
Farrscapend Garden Club Teaders
P.P. Meter
S. Woordwamt
W. 2. Chanmark
Garden Clubs of Arkansas
Eiht Pusey
District Yuan
Agricultural Extension Service
Fruit and Trak
Nudist Magician Bares His Tricks
London reports a nude magician entertaining at a private party. Guests said he caused handkerchiefs to vanish, bent a metal bar through a glass sheet without breaking it, and produced cards from behind guests while they remained bare.
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London
Sudin Saciuy
Palmer Named New Chairman Publicity Committee
LITTLE ROCK Governor Bailey appointed C. E. Palmer Texarkana publisher as chairman of the Arkansas Publicity Advisory commission replacing R. W. Fullerton Warren seated.
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Little Rock
Bailey
C. E. Palmer
Texarkana
Arkansas Publicity Advisory Commission
R. W. Fullerton
Warren
Representative alleges Nazi plot to kill Roosevelt
Representative Dies of Texas told the House he had information that a German American Bund member at a Nazi camp in the United States urged the assassination of President Roosevelt. He did not name the camp or expand on the charge, using it to push debate on a proposal for investigating American propaganda.
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Washington
Dies
Texas
House
Bund
Tunl
Roosevelt
United States
Mind Your Manners Wedding Etiquette Q&A Review
A reader quiz on social usage covers church receptions, dress codes, gift presentation, and late gift notes. Answers indicate customary practices: ask friends home after church, brides wear white, groom’s family may host, gifts may be shown, notes for late gifts, and card etiquette for married couples.
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Beubat Asae
Ryma Istrate
John Renry Brown
John Henry Brown
Deny Planning to Rent Courthouse
John L. Wilson, chairman of the Courthouse Removal Committee in Hope, says Hempstead county objected to moving the court house from Washington to Hope. He notes residents fear records would be stored in temporary quarters in Han e until a new building is erected and condemns plans to rent expensive storage. The committee unanimously approved a resolution opposing any record removal or extra county cost until a new courthouse is built.
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Hope
Washington
John L. Wilson
Hempstead County
Hane
Prison Terms for Hamilton's Pals in Amarillo
In Amarillo a federal court sentenced Mary O'Dare and Ray Tilghman, once allies of outlaws, for narcotics violations. Tilghman got 10 years plus a suspended one year, wife Mary received five years plus five suspended, and Chambless received a five year suspended term. Tilghman and Chambless had prior records. O'Dare had previously served time for harboring Raymond Hamilton. A federal commission to standardize farm product prices in Mexico was also mentioned.
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Amarillo
Texas
P Mary O'Dare
Ray Tilghman
Raymond Hamilton
Arnold Chambless
Mary
Tilghimans
Arnaville
Tilghman
Leavenworth
Peace Officers to Conclude Meeting
The Arkansas Peace Officers and the Sheriffs Association held its second day with new delegates arriving, promising a successful Hope convention. Over 100 enforcement officers attended the opening session. activities included a Wednesday public dance at Elks hall, a noon fish fry at Fair Park, and scheduled target practice and entertainment for the afternoon, with conclusions expected late in the day.
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Hope Star
E. E. Ramsey
Arkansas Peace Officers and Sheriffs Association
Hope
City Hall
Arkansas Peace Officers
Sheriff's Association
Elks Hall
Fairpark
Hopkins Interference in Iowa Primary Sparks Senate Debate
In Washington the storm over Harry L Hopkins's actions in Iowa politics grew as Senator Wheeler accused the relief administrator of urging votes for Wearin over Gillette. Senators Clark Wheeler and Gillette demanded Hopkins withdraw, warning such remarks risk the president and Relief Administration, with Wheeler vowing public disclosure of all similar attempts.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Iowa
Senate
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Hopkins
Wearin
Gillette
Clark
Demnding
Carreet
National Relief
Ickes
Wallace
Farley
Militarists Take Over New Powers in Japs' Cabinet
Japan's foreign, war and finance ministers quit the cabinet in a rearrangement amid Army gains. Three top military leaders enter the cabinet, with plans for a stronger push to end the China conflict. Japanese forces report bases for frontal attacks on Kweitch and Laifeng south of Lunghai. Insurgent reinforcements rush to Catalonia as a government counter offensive forms. Czechoslovakia studies French and British proposals to end the crisis over the minority and protectorate issues.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Associated Press
Central Front
Suchow
Lunghai
Kweitch
Laifeng
Spain
Su‘Getéen
Minérity
Womack Silent On Dismissal From Henderson State
Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia ousts president J. P. Womack effective June 1 1938 after trustees meet to remove him The board turns active management to Grady Smith until a new president is chosen Womack declines comment seeking to protect the institution while students report broad support for his leadership
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Arkadelphia
Ark
J. P. Womack
Henderson State Teachers College
Acation
Henderson
State College
Womack
Arkansas
Cecil Cupp
Henderson State Teachers College Board of Trustees
Grady Smith
Lis
Cupp
Lorth
Thought Kings Mercy Should Mirror God Prime Rule
A fragment asserts that a ruler or thinker called Thought Kings should imitate God, placing mercy above all other deeds and framing mercy as the guiding principle of their actions and governance.
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James J. Hines
New York
Danies
J. Hines
Ddacksmith
Amy
Runawayall
Feriey
Stain Dutch Belly
Lloyd Spencer
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Hit Hopkins
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