Eden says US not to war in Asia but only moderate aid
Anthony Eden asserts Britain will go as far as the United States in possible peace efforts over the China Japan war. He warns American entry is unlikely and stresses Asia’s complexity. He notes Japan’s fear of Russia and contrasts fascist Japan with Bolshevik Russia while quipping on Morse and telegraph limits.
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Nthony Eden
Great Britain
Sten Tukes
Reatyreet
Brussels
United States
Asia
Europe
Atlantic
China
Mexico
Central America
Japan
Russia
Japin
Mr. Morse
Ten Candidates File for City Primary Election
Ten candidates file for the City Democratic primary set for November 30. Offices: city attorney city clerk and one alderman from each of four wards. Incumbent W S Atking faces Steve Carrigan and Royce Weisenberger. Billingsley runs for city clerk unopposed. Ward One sees P Young opposed by Jimmie L Anderson. Ward Two has A Keith seeking a fourth term. Ward Three lists F D Henry opposed by Tom Evans. Ward Four offers B L Cassidy without opposition. Voting sites announced across wards.
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Suoslay
W. S. Atking
Steve Carrigan
Royce Weisenberger
Billingsley
P. Young
Jimmie L. Anderson
Wo Lo A. Keith
Henry
Tom Evans
Cassidy
Arkansas Bank & ‘Trust Co. Bonding
Airlion
Wird Moure City Hall
Meet Death on the Highways 172
The Associated Press reports 172 people died this week in U.S. highway crashes. Fatalities spread across many states with 10 in Michigan and several others in California and Texas. The tally lists fatalities by state, noting shifts in locations and ages among the victims.
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Associated Press
AL Jeust
Athi
Huntsville
Wealloot
California
Fallowe
Arkansas
Californ
Colorado
Lowes
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Mexico
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Watchtob Cars in London Spur Debate on Design
A garbled AP dispatch reports Watchtob cars cluttering London and sparking talk of design ethics, noting British makers lag behind American trends. The piece hints at new models, safety, and comfort priorities, with a continuation planned on Page Three.
Demonstration in Modern Farming by W Lee
Movable school agrivul agent W Lee will hold agricultural demonstrations in Lempstead County in November. He will visit Hebron, Charehill communities on November 5, starting at 10 30 a m. The program covers orchard care, winter cover crops, soil building, proper farm product storage, and methods of hatchering and touring meas on the Foran.
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W. Lee
Lempstead
Lee
Hebron
Charehill
Negro Elimination Contests At Yerger High School
The Hope special district will hold elimination contests for degra students in schools this Tuesday night at Yerger High School. County district contests are set for November 3 with winners advancing to a district meet involving eight counties. The date for the district meet will be announced later.
Resignations and candidacy notes from regional politics
Mrs. Maury, deputy secretary of state at Arkansas and based in Arkadelphia, resigned Monday without giving a reason. In Mississippi, Dr. Dun hue Rewhind founder of the state Archives and History department died or was noted. meanwhile Rosser Venible, 48, a World War veteran, announced candidacy for the 1938 Democratic primary seat held by Hattie W. Caraway. A Missouri Pacific Sunshine Struck motor car incident caused a 35 minute delay with minor locomotive damage and no injuries.
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Wwele Rock
Mauryson
Arkadelphia
Sime C. G
Sivile Rock
D. Rosser
Two-vehicle collision near Lewisville leaves one dead
A head-on crash on Highway 29 three miles north of Lewisville at 7 p.m. Sunday killed AJ Vaught of Shreveport and injured six others including Mrs. J M Todd and a baby from Shreveport, and Mr and Mrs Harley White and a daughter of Hope. The Whites and the Vaughts were returning from Magnolia when the southbound Vaught car attempted to pass a wagon road leading with negroes. Mrs White and children received minor injuries and were treated at home. The deceased was fatally injured with a fractured skull and forehead trauma. hospital reports said he was not critically hurt.
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Hope
Lewisville
AJ. Vang
Shreveport
J. M. Todd
Baby
Wise
Harley White
Magnolia
Vaught
Fin
Harriman Motors Venture Tangles with Bank Crackdown
Harriman Now Is Selling Motors founder Joseph W. Harriman, once a key banker, faces a federal suit over eight life insurance policies totaling 378000. He cites parole constraints after a 26 month term for misappropriation, while bank failures and large judgments loom. A separate note recalls George Meredith urging rejection of Thomas Hardy manuscripts.
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New York
Joseph W. Hare
Amon Ouice
Frederick V
Harriman National Bank
Marviman
Lindiy
Jndrements
Siill
Harriman
George Meredith
Thamas Hardy
Eggs should not be washed until use
A garbled prompt asks why eggs are not washed until just before use and includes a trivia query about a U. S. president with last name starting B, plus time zone math and a mirror word puzzle, ending with a memory test about a circus group.
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United States
Moon
New York
Hollywood
John
Mary
David
The
Wircus
Circus
Quintuplets Amaze Scientists as World’s Most Identical Children
Report notes the Dionne quintuplets as an identical set based on a chart by biologists John W. MacArthur and Norma Ford. Prints of paints, fingers, and soles were diagrammed, with ridge lines counted to show uniform patterns across all five sisters.
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John W. MacArthur
Norma Ford
Dionne Quintuplets Show Remarkable Resemblance in Birth
NEA Service reports a Toronto study by Drs MacArthur and Ford on the Dionne quintuplets. The five sisters from Callander exhibit almost identical fingerprints and physical traits, highlighting the mystery of heredity versus environment in human development.
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Bruce Catton
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
Toronto
Ont
Dionne
Callander
Uni
Tammany and CIO at Polls Tuesday
In scattered off year elections across 16 states on Tuesday the main battles center on Tammany Hall in New York City and the CIO. Tammany seeks mayor and district attorney wins while the CIO backs Fiorello LaGuardia against Jeremiah Mahoney and runs Detroit city offices as part of its broader bid. New York papers largely back LaGuardia, framing the race as fusion against the Tammany-Farley-Roosevelt slate.
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Washington
Tammany Hall
Lyoung Cio
Tammany
Prestge
New York City
New York County
CIO
New York
Firerelio LaGuardia
Jeremiah T. Ma
LaGuardia
Mahoney
Tammany-Farley-Roosevelt
14 Cases Disposed of in City's Court
In a Monday municipal court session Judge W. K. Lewley disposed of 14 cases. Defendants C A McCorkle Matterson Fisher W E Hunt and J W Hunt forfeited 10 dollar bonds for drunkenness. J B Robison was fined 10 for drunkenness Clifton Sutton pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was jailed for 45 days for stealing shoes from Belton Booker. Ron Newton faced drunkenness charges with a 1 dollar fine. Cleveland Green was acquitted on two assault and battery charges. He had been arraigned for striking Claren Green and Willie Mae Nash and was cleared in each case. Jefferson Carrigan faced assault and battery charges and was fined 5 for striking J T Reed. Tom Grey was fined for drunkenness. another case was dismissed on city attorney’s motion. Lib Nash received a 5 fine on a charge.
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W. K. Lewley
C. A. McCorkle
Matterson Fisher
W. E. Hunt
J. W. Hunt
J. B. Robison
Clifton Sutton
Jane Day
Belton Booker
Ron Newton
Cleveland Green
Claren Green
Willie Mae Nash
Land
Jefferson Carrigan
J. T. Reed
Tom Grey
Lib. Nash
Gentry Loses Bid to Reclaim State Insurance Post
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the legislature may abolish appointive offices. A. A. Gentry failed to overturn the removal of the state insurance commissioner role in favor of M. J. Harrison. Gentry did win about $1,600 back pay after the court invalidated the emergency clause of the 1937 act that abolished and recreated the office.
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Little Rock
Arkansas’ Supreme Court
Arkansas
A. A. Gentry
M. J. Harrison
Gentry
Harrison
A Thought Faith and Tin Woodbridge Referenced
A Thought Faith is described as the eye that sees Him and the hand that clings to Him while mentioning the tor cefying power that appropriates Tin Woodbridge.
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Faith
Tin Woodbridge
House Committee Quits Compulsory Crop Control Plan
The House Agriculture Committee backed voluntary control of wheat, cotton, and rice in a new farm bill, moving away from mandatory regulation. The panel outlined a skeleton bill for a special session to begin November 15, continuing conservation payments and financing a new program, with tariff equalizing taxes and emergency marketing quotas.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Morday
Congress
Britain to Go as Far as America in End to China Japanese War
London reports Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said Britain would follow the United States in seeking resolution at the Brussels Nine-Power Conference opening next Saturday. In Shanghai, Japanese forces pressed their assault on Chinese lines around the city while a British warship was sent to Barcelona to probe a clash with a British merchant ship off Spain. A U S marine commander was apologized to by Admiral Hasegawa after a Japanese foray near Soochow Creek. The Lost Battalion commander Hsieh Chin Yuan described withdrawal under heavy pressure, lamenting lost lives.
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London
Eng
Anthony Eden
Horse ‘of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Brussels
U.S. Shanghai
China
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Soochow Creek
John C. Beaumont
Hasegawa
Shanghai
Hsieh Chin-Yuan
Chapei
Mons
Associated Press
Cotton prices move in New Orleans session
Cotton opened Monday at 7.07 and closed at 7.97 in New Orleans trading. Spat cotton closed steady 15 points down, middling price 1.97.
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New Orleans
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