Blytheville Chickasaws train for Hope contest controversy
Blytheville faces uncertainties as coach Lily reassesses backfield and line replacements for four spots on the forward wall. Captain Russ Mosley and Jess Mosley headlines stir amid injury woes, with Lloyd and Harbert seen as potential new catalysts while Mosley shifts positions.
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Courier News
Blavheville
Ark
Toethill Gaainpain
Guy Heigl
Doe Dildy
Blytheville Chickasaws
Arkansas High School Conference
Russel Mostes
Hall Curriey
Arkansas
Murray Thompson
Dildy Dynahuzers
Pine Bluff
North Little Dtuck
Buddy Barter
K. C. Johnson
John Paull
Travis “Hans” Bennett
Youngs
Doe Lartholom Imew
Haney
Everett Craig
Mater
Danny Ware
Rinton
Alvin “Man Mountan" Justice
Ward Bill" Godwin
Howared Hughes & Co
Lloyd
Somny Liloyd
Num
Snow
Monk
Willis Mord
Rosery de
Beck
le Dade Nedias
Pauly Blackwood
Lily
Godwin
Luce
Hun
Mosley
Dildy Taxalee
Huele
Burly Ueaye Vice Das Day Nye Ve Sids Hes
Fragmentary text presents a garbled phrase set with unclear names and events. No coherent person, place, or action can be extracted to form a factual card.
Ginnings Bales Report for Hempstead County
Ginnings totaled 20,684 bales, with 15,955 bales listed for the prior year end. By October 8, 2b4 bales were called at Hempstead County from properties valued by the 189 price for the Census Bureau agent We HW.
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Hempstead
We HW
Kter
Federal Bureau of the Census
Capitol excursion steamer sails to New Orleans season finale
Blytheville readers learn that the Capitol, Mississippi River’s longest excursion boat, heads toward New Orleans on the final run of the season. The glassed dining and dance decks host Mississippian Serenaders for a moonlit event at Barfield Landing after the Blytheville football game, with return by 1:23 a.m. Communities along the river plan afterparties as the season winds down.
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Blytheville
Ark
Capitol
Mississippi
Nove
New Orleans
Bie von
Piehon
Inkind Waterweys
Paul
Gulf
Missisippi
Capitedphiys
Legion Meeting to Be Held Thursday at Hope Witty Hall
American Legion post members are urged to attend a meeting at Hope Witty Hall Thursday night. The gathering starts at 7 40 o clock and will cover important matters for the ex-service men.
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Legion Meeting
American Legion
Hopewity Hall
Mind Your Manners Social Etiquette Quiz
An OCR fragment presents social etiquette questions about bus and streetcar courtesy. It asks how to help others, boarding order, fare handling, and who should enter first. The page shows answers: 1 Yes, 2 Yes, 2 Yes, 4 No, 4 Yes, 1 You.
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Niall Yunto
Shouwil Son
Stheint
Fos
Walla
Shoutet
Married 15 Years End Alas in New York Fall
Samuel Walker and his wife, long married, leaped to death from separate hotel windows in New York City amid poverty and ruin. Witnesses saw two small figures fall from the 27th floor of the Hotel New Yorker. He was 0. She was 36. Once wealthy, they fell on hard times due to failed business dealings.
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New York
Samuel Walker
Ife
Maidtown
Mom
Regal
Hotel New Yorker
Learned to Add in Heaven, Says Boy
New Orleans feature tells of Willie Dysart a Georgia boy who left school in the third grade and claims a heavenly dream gave him mastery of numbers. He says he can recount a person’s exact age down to seconds without a pencil and can estimate bricks for a house with windows and doors. Willie attributes his skill to a dream guidance from his deceased mother and father and recounts a lifelong pattern of solving figures in Heaven.
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New Orleans
Willie Dysart
Chews Lohdeco
Sys
Willie
Omega
Womin
Hit
Oil Production Up for Year 1938 Report
Washington dispatch from the Bureau of Mines shows a reduced crude petroleum output for 1938 compared to 1937 with an 55 percent gain in Arkansas. The report notes overall declines in barrels produced and highlights regional variations in oil activity for the year.
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Arkansas
Washington
Arrels
Arkingsas
Cranium Crackers Vest on Turkey Front Page Prominence
A front page feature outlines debates on Turkey with statements about geography, leadership under Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and modernization since World War I. It tests true and false assertions on Turkey's size, government, industry, and Western influence.
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Turkey
Shout Bis Rialkaar
Herge
Mustapha Kemal Diente
Grotius Pioneer of International Law and Escape tale
The article profiles Hugo Grotius, the Dutch jurist called father of international law, who wrote Concerning the Law of War and Peace while hiding during the Thirty Years War. It recounts his dramatic escape from La Petite Fortress in a laundry box and notes his enduring influence on legal norms amid global conflict.
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Grotius
Willis Thornton
NEA
Haig van Grool
Hugo Grotius
Lauvestein
Abnast
Tgta Teax
Europe
Antwerp
Duke
Couc
Hamel
Harvard College
George Washington
Rate Conference at LA Thursday
Camden Chamber adviser Governor Bailey confirms a Camden delegation of 10 to 12 will attend the state wide conference in Los Angeles to discuss freight rate revision. About 125 business leaders statewide have accepted invitations to the meeting.
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Little Rock-P
W. C. McClure
Camden Chamber At Commerce
Governor Bailey
Camden
County Library Proposal Is Made
Mrs. Carl Bishop, county librarian, met Wednesday with county officials and school authorities to push a Hempstead County library project. Attendees included A B Wetherington, Sen Janos L Pitkinton, Rep Roger Weisenferger, County Judge Frank Rider, J Leiblens, and City treasurer Charles Reyhereon. The plan would require a $60 annual county contribution to qualify for state matching funds, with the state covering up to $80 per day for a full-time librarian. The group backed pursuing a quorum court appropriation to secure library access for Hempstead County residents.
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Carl Bishop
Anys
Pempstead
A. B. Wetherington
Blevins
Janos L. Pitkinton
Roger Weisenferger
Frank Rider
J. Leiblens
Patten
Charles Reyhereon
Bishop
County
Aps
Hempstead
Louisiana Reopens Candidate Lists in Gubernatorial Race
Baton Rouge reports reopen of candidate lists as January primaries loom for governor race. Lists opened for filing until Sunday night with independent and Democratic contenders seeking ballot access.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Rochester
Guberate
Auton Iw
Cotton Prices Open and Close on Wednesday
In New York the December cotton futures opened at 9.08 and closed at 8.97 with middling spot reported as elosed at X18 Hounisatt.
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New York
Cain
Hounisatt
Municipal Fines to Be Paid to City Authorities
Attorney General Jack Holt advised Hope city attorney T. McFaddin that fines from municipal ordinance violations must be paid to the city even if payment occurs after appeal to the circuit court. He also said Amendment 29, chosen last year, on gubernatorial appointment to fill vacancies does not apply to municipal vacancies.
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Little Rock
Jack Holt
T. McFaddin
Hope
Holt
McFaddin
New Auto License Tags Put On Sale
The Hock Arkansas area announces new auto license tags for 10 will go on sale Wednesday with several hundred already reserved by residents wanting numbers matching their phone numbers. Frank Cliney, motor vehicle division supervisor, said tags would be available Wednesday at all county collectors offices and revenue department field offices. 1940 tags could be displayed immediately though possession does not excuse proper licensing for the last quarter.
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Hock
Ark
Arkan- Rastet
Alana
Cgovernor Bailey
Fovenue Department
Frank Cliney
Mator Vehicel Division
Revenue Department
Baylor Golden Wave Band Member Peyton Kolb Featured
Baylor University student Peyton Kolb from Hope Arkansas is among two Baylor Golden Wave Band members for 1939 40. The band, directed by Everett McGCracken, has been voted best college band in the southwest for several years. Helen Jepsen praised its opening concert.
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Waco
Texas
Payton Kolb Waytor University
Hope
Ark
Tee 2
Baylor
Martin Guthrie Enlisted in U S Army
Martin E Guthrie was enlisted through the Texarkana Recruiting Station and ordered to Fort Sill Oklahoma for field artillery training. The item notes a nearby family connection and a local address in Hope.
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Martin E. Guthrie
U. S. Army
Martin J. Cuithne
Martin J. Vintmvic
S. Bi Street
Hope
Fexarkana
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Phid Artilery School
Belvedere Owner Is Critically Hurt In Crash
W. H. Jacobs, about 60, proprietor of the Belvedere and Southern clubs at Hot Springs, was critically hurt when his car left Highway 70 ten miles west of Little Rock and overturned in a ditch. He was found unconscious, with facial cuts, possible skull fracture, broken ribs, and a knee injury. doctors expected possible recovery.
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Little Rock
Jacobs
Hot Springs
Highway 70
Here
Japan Likely to Make a U S Deal
Preston Grover Washington reports on growing pressure from the United States as the U S Japanese trade treaty nears termination. Germany, Russia, and Britain influence the Orient while Japan's costly China venture strains profits. American raw materials and China’s capital needs push Tokyo toward negotiation. Ambassador Grew’s Tokyo speech shocks Japan, but no official reply follows.
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Preston Grover Washington
Japan
Germany
Europe
Russia
China
United States
US 8
Tokyo
Java
Yukichiro Sun
Washington
Suma
Mession
Recall of Envoy to Russia Questioned by House Member
A House member urged recalling the U S ambassador to Russia citing Premier Molotovs criticism of President Roosevelt He linked Molotovs speech to US neutrality vote while noting Russia and Germany as the anti God forces of the world.
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Russia
House
Washington
United States
Molotoff
Roosevelt
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
Germany
McCormack
Molotoffs
Stephen Early
House of Representatives
Prescott and Nevada County Man J Tom Luck Dies
J Tom Luck aged 70 died at 2 p m Wednesday in Cory Donnell hospital Prescott He is survived by four sons Hollis Ray Fred Olaf all of Hope and four daughters Mrs Dallas Atkins of Prescott Mrs Cody Warmack of Willisville Mrs Raymond Waters of Idabel Okla and Mrs D B Westmoreland of Little Rock Several brothers also survive Funeral arrangements had not been completed as The Star went to press Wednesday afternoon
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J.tom Luck
Prescott and
Nevada County
Cory Donnell
Prescott
Hollis
Ray
Fred
Olaf
Hope
Dallas Atkins
Cody Warmack
Willisville
Raymond Waters
Idabel
Oklo
D. B. Westmoreland
Little Rock
Star
Peace for Whale While Men Fight
WAINDAD Calif. The whale endures a thousand year conflict with humans wielding harpoons bombs and boats while the whale lacks a voice. Charley Plows, Trinidad’s last whaleman, emerges as the town's unofficial spokesman.
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Rembert James
Calif
Wea
Ministry of Information
Subori
Charley Plows
Charley
Trinidad
California
Tut
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J. Tom Luck
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