United States 1938 Alcohol Consumption Figures
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
5
Voluntary Rent Boost Predicted By Senate Republicans
Washington May 29 The Senate may approve a voluntary 15 per cent rent boost in leases through 1948 when landlord and tenant agree. Sen Hawkes and Sen Buck expect the proviso to be added to the rent bill as debate opens on renewal of federal controls. A House compromise on decontrol and local actions could kill stricter provisions, with new area boards supervising decontrol or boosts and hardship relief.
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Washington
Senate
Albert W. Hawkes
N.J
C. Douglass Buck
Treasury-Post Office
House
Buck
Mrs Goering to Face Trial as Nazi Party Member
Munich authorities announce the arrest of Mrs. Hermann Goering, a former actress, for Nazi party membership. Bavarian denazification minister Dr. Alfred Loritz says she will face trial and seeks ten years in jail.
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Mrs. Goering
Munich
Germany
Alfred Loritz
Hermann Goering
Water aids digestion after candy says tests
Water drunk immediately after the eating of candy and other dry sugars is an aid to digestion according to tests. It has been estimated that there are 27,600,000,000,000,000,000 molecules in one cubic centimeter of air at sea level and at freezing.
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England
Normandy
U. S
Bottisham
Cambridge
U. S. Air Forces
A&p
Twelfth District American Legion Convention Set at Ashdown
Arkansas Legion leaders announce the Twelfth District Convention at the Legion Hut in Ashdown at 11 a.m. Sunday June 8. District Commander Leslie Anderson of Texarkana will preside and State Commander J Wesley Sampier of Rogers will attend. Posts expected include Ashdown Bradley DeQueen Dierks Foreman Fouke Gillham Hope Horatio Lockesburg Nashville Stamps Texarkana and Winthrop.
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J. Wesley Sampier
Texarkana
Arkansas American Legion
Ashdown
Leslie Anderson
Rogers
Bradley
DeQueen
Dierks
Foreman
Fouke
Gillham
Hope
Horatio
Lockesburg
Nashville
Stamps
Winthrop
Pollard Girl Wins Championship Spelling Title
Mattie Lou secured the crown by spelling chlorophyl. She studies in a one room school taught by Mrs. G H Phillips, the only teacher since she began school. Parents are Mr and Mrs Nathan Pollard of Thomaston. entered by the Atlanta Journal. Runner up Sonya Dolodlo Roodolfo was in the Philippines during the war years until 1945. her father is Doctor Augustin Rodolfo, a research scientist in surgery and medicine.
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Mattie Lou
G. H. Phillips
Meritorious Okinawa troop vacation in Tokyo
Master Sgt. James O. Kines of Blytheville Arkansas is among eight enlisted men with the most meritorious service records on Okinawa who were flown to Tokyo by General MacArthur's personal pilot for a week's vacation. The group enjoys ice skating golf horseback riding war trials visits and swimming planned by the Red Cross.
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Tokyo
James O. Kines
North 5Th St
Blytheville
Ark
Okinawa
MacArthur
Red Cross
Political structure sketch for boys cities caucus plan
The proposal outlines delegate introduction and caucuses for nominating officials for the boys cities. It envisions two political parties the Federalists and the Nationalists and assigns two counties to the state with each county containing two cities.
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Clude
Federalists
Nationalists
Georgia Girl Wins National Spelling Title
Georgia 14 year old Mattie Lou Pollard of Thomaston won the 20th national spelling title. She correctly spelled Maggety after runner up Songadoro of Chicago failed on a word ending with ey.
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Washington
Mattie Lou Pollard
Georgia
Thomaston
Maggety
Songadoro
Chicago
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