Pi ne Bluff livestock judging team and singing contest winners
In Pine Bluff an amateur convention selected six top livestock judging participants for the state team including Key of Mariana and B Young of UD Morris Carthage R of McAlhmot and Henry Walk Hope. Hope singers East homies English C L Flouney and Iggee placed second. Henry of Hope elected treasurer of the M A District No 3. Seven Hope delegates join Amos Henry James English W C Easter CybE and A J Piggee at Bordentown New Jersey convention. Vocational students plan trips to World Poultry Show Ohio and New York City with fifteen days of education. funds needed for travel covered by J A Harris Yerger High School.
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Piné
Hope
Invill Seid
Bordentown
N. J
Amos Henry
Jamas
W. C. Easter
Cybe
A. J. Piggee
Ohio
Faiar
New York City
Educa State
J. A. Harris
Vaal
Yerger High School
Dizzy Dean Beats Pirates 6-2 in Season Highlight
Dizzy Dean pitched 18 innings in relief as Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-2 in the finale of the series. The Pirates scored two runs in the fifth inning while Dean allowed no runs through 18 innings and recorded only one walk amid a lengthy, sunlit day game.
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Dizzy Dean
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Sun- Pirates
Direct
Kates
Swift
Joe Bowman
Gabby Hartnett
Dean Glenn Russell
Arky Vaughan
Dean
Paul Harrison in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip sketches show Paul Harrison, a young eastern newspaperman, wrestling with a rejected outline before turning a first screenplay, while a veteran team refines it for potential production. John Garfield’s fame versus obscurity tale unfolds, with autograph confusion as fans misread identities. A Danish relief case ends in pawned dress gear and lost pride, as a crown prince’s Los Angeles visit yields no aid, and a walletless traveler repeats his misfortune on trains and in hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tho
John Garfield
Dodge City
Buck Jones
Hoot Gibston
Garfields
Felton Girl Sentenced for 1937 Gates Killing
Bernice Felton, 20, of Rocleford Arkansas, en route to Alderson Federal Prison to serve five year terms on three counts tied to the 1937 killing of Victor Gates near Lonoke. She pleaded guilty to transporting the stolen car, fleeing across a state line to avoid prosecution and to avoid testifying against Lester Brockelhurst, who was executed.
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Little Rock
Bernice Felton
Rocleford
Alderson
W. Va
Victor A. Gates
Lester Brockelhurst
Gates
Brookelhurst
Lonoke
May
Brockelhurst
Miss Felton
Tax Reports Due Before June 8th in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK June 15 city county and state payrolls will only be issued to employees who have filed their 1938 personal tax statements. Act 53 of 1933 requires statements before pay, goes into effect June 3. Most local employees filed, department heads at the statehouse followed, Governor Bailey notes he has not filed his statement. Several anecdotes about a wallet containing money and occasional dismissals for found funds are also mentioned, along with detectives advising a move of climate.
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Little Rock
Keep
Lonoke
Thomas
Prairie
L. A. Mashburn
H. C. Graham
Statehouse
Bailey
Hai
Marx
the Pargon
Mary
Friar Tuck
Pete
Tom Ladd
Ladd
Plaza
Library Closed Tuesday May 30 for Memorial Day
Memorial Day closure announced for the Library with no fines on books due in May if returned on May 31.
Richard Greene Hospitalized After Auto Crash
Hollywood California film actor Richard Greene was confined in a Hollywood hospital Sunday night with leg injuries from a car mishap. He was repairing his carSaturday when a parked vehicle rolled into him, crushing his legs. A bone below the left knee was chipped, requiring at least nine weeks of hospitalization.
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Hugllywood
Calif
Richard Greene
Hollywood Hospital
Greene
William Branch
Newsprint Mill at Lufkin Dedicated
Lufkin Texas hosts the dedication of a new newsprint mill by Southland Paper Mills Inc. The $6 million plant will produce fifty thousand tons annually, funded by Southern publishers and a $3.125 million Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan to be repaid in ten years. Local landowners gain from pine harvests as wood costs fall and a domestic supply emerges.
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Lupkin
Texas
Southland Paper Mills Inc
Southern Publishers
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Automobile Burns at Edge of City Sunday
An unidentified automobile burned around 10 p.m. Sunday in Hope's Oak Lawn section. Firemen said the car was an old model and that they could not determine the owner. The loss was estimated at 515.
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Oaklawn
Hope
War Vet Barber Recalls Old Soldier Tree Top Name
Oklahoma City veteran barber G M Luttrell recognizes Walton Neumeyer after decades. He recalls how Neumeyer, tall as Tree Top, served with Company H first infantry in Belleau Wood where most of their unit did not return. Neumeyer now remembers, after 21 years and a long time between snips.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Barber G. M. Luttrell
Walton Neumeyer
Neumeyer
Luttrell
Batcber
Batbher
Company H
L|st Infantry
Belleau Woods
Mary Franklin Confronts Jamie and a Scandal Probe
In a mid afternoon Gazette climate Mary Franklin faces pressure from managing editor Tom Ladd over scandal coverage. She defends Clem Shirley while sparks fly, as Ladd demands the angle and hints at a broader newsroom power play. Mary battles tears, resolve tested.
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Mary
Clem
Jack
Duke Martin
Gazette
Cain
Cressie
Mel Anderson
Mel
Dan Perkins
Si Martin
Stock Exchange
Star
Tom Ladd
Mary Franklin
Burt
Soc
James Shirley
International Brake Co
Shirley
Deb
Geld
Ladd
Todd
Travelers Beat Lille Rock in First Game of Doubleheader
Chattanooga Lookouts were beaten 10 to 4 in the opener by Lille Rock, but Lille Rock rallied to win the second 3 to 2 and drop Chattanooga from league lead to allow Almira to top Memphis. Key names include Dassy, Meadows, Ferraidlt, Palll, Carelli, Bragle, DePhillips, Lanahan, Smith, Galvin, and Bragle.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookouts
Lille! Rock
Pebbles
Allmira
Memphis
Lille Rock
Dassy
Meadows
Ferraidlt
Palll
Carelli
Dolo
Bragle
DePhillips
Lanahan
Smith
Galvin
Barbs and Blasts From a Fractious Era
A satirical roundup mocks Tom Brown’s divorce era fanfare and jokes about the Supreme Court age shift. It ribbingly questions cooking school fame, Queen Elizabeth’s travel wardrobe, and fashion piracy. It also notes Reich summer cream bans and wonders about Storm Troopers’ breakfast.
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Tom Brown
Acta
Tom
Supreme Court
Bh Justice
Queen Elizabeth
Reich
O Henry Maps At Texas Tech Library Reveal Artwork
O Henry Mans Lubbock Texas survey maps obtained by President Clifford Jones for Texas Tech library show the writer’s artistic handiwork. The maps dated from his time with the General Land Office include drawings of a rattlesnake a jackrabbit and a cowboy with a lariat.
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O. Ienry
Lubbock
Tex
O. Henry
Clifford Jones
Library of Texas Technological College
O. Tenry
Texas General Land Office
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Ralief
Frederik
Ingrid
Denmark
Los Angeles
Retief Fund
Bluebtoods
America
Felton
Federal
West Virginia
United States
Martin T. Manton
New York Federal Court
the Library
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Lufkin
Yexteringt
Mary Karaontelin
Almut Martin
Clem Acarcely
Deck
Helen Worden
NEA Service
Ing
Chinatown
Harvard
Lovey Dave
the Star
Clem Shirley
Connecticut
John Burden
Park Avenue
Herather
Janice French
Atlanta
Knoxville
Tenia
Maioxville
New Orleans
Smokies
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Dedmond
Rambert
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Love
Redmond
Sharpe
Bertram
Swigart
Aragon
Atlanta Crackers
Memphis Chicks
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Doyle
Heusser
Gautreaux
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Ducham
Miller
Oetting
Barons
Vols
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Birmingham
H. Johnson
Crouch
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Lanning
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