Springs Trojans football coach resigns over unclear reasons
High school football coach Mervin Derry resigns amid unspecified “circumstances beyond my control” as Spring Trojans struggle through a disastrous season. The narrative recalls past glory under Perry, injuries to star Paul Longinotti, and shifting schedules that shaped foothill competition and state championship debates.
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OT Springs
Mervin Derry
Hot Springs
Springs Trojans
Paul Longinotti
Little Rock
Chen
Perry
Trojans
Tammany Hall and CTO Smashed in Tuesday Vote
The Associated Press reports Tammany Hall and the CIO are defeated in two major elections. New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia wins re election amid racketeering crackdown. Elsewhere A Harry Moore regains New Jersey governorship for Democrats. James Curley loses Boston mayor race to Maurice Tobin. H Brice elected Virginia governor.
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Associated Press
Tammany Wal
Tnduateie Organization
CTO
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New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
Aftel
Thomas BE. Dewey
New York County
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CIO
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American Federation of Labor
A. Harry Moore
New Jeresey
Dumocrals
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Bruce Barton
James M. Curley
Massachusetts
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Boston
Maurice d- Tolley
Jabs H. Brice
Beninerit
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Virginia
Chicks and goats enter college life in curious venture
In Upland Indiana Thaeel and Mabel Logan bring 00 chickens and three goats to Taylor University as they begin fall term with their brother and Opal. The family plans poultry funding for college costs, estimating egg revenue and living expenses, while the three youths attend classes and manage the livestock on campus and at a rural home.
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Ind
Thaeel
Mabel Date Laith
Login
Taylor University
Logan
Opal
Binwih Farsuty
Dede Hagerstawen
Omer Smith
Martha
Kaylor
Coulterville
Three Smiths
Dall
Lyla
Frank and Joe Lowthorp Lease Magnolia Station
Frank and Joe Lowthorp of Hope have reopened Magnolia Service Station at Third and Laurel streets and taken charge. George Saddler a lubrication expert from Little Rock is here this week to assist the new proprietors.
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Frank
Joe Lowtwrn
Hope
Magnolia
Third and
Laurel Streets
George Saddler
Little Rock
Rubber Cheek Wanders, But Always Comes Back
In Ton ta Michigan an elderly turtle known as Rubber Cheek has lingered near Palo for over 36 years. The family recounts how Vern Devine caught the turtle in 1901 and carved its initials and date on its shell, while the turtle has continued to roam, earning its nickname from Vern Devine’s son Dan.
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Tonta
Mich
Palo
Jaddevine
Hidevine
Danan
Judeson
Vern
Theater Owners Set Fall Meeting in Little Rock Marsan Hotel
RV McGinnis of Hope announced the semi annual convention of the Independent Theater Owners of Atkinises to be held November 7 at the Marsan hotel in Little Rock.
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RV. McGinnis
Hope
Atkinises
Dhotel Marsan
Little Rock
Mind Your Manners Quiz and Answers
A humorous etiquette quiz from NEA Service tests proper social usage. It presents five scenarios about dress, behavior, and courtesy, with answers indicating practical, discreet conduct and firm boundaries in social settings.
Quints Like Twins Yet Quite Different Personalities
A Toronto report on the Diane quints shows five sisters who look alike but display distinct personalities. Annette leads socially as a climber, Yvonne is motherly, Emilie sociable and self-sufficient, Marie the baby, and Devile remains the unknown quantity. Researchers detail how two years of systematic observations reveal unique social patterns within the same family.
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Bruce Catton
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
Toronto
Ont
Freault
Yvonne
Annette
Emilie
Devile
Marie
W. B. Blatz
D. A. Millichamp
M. Charles
Laan
J Otho
Cecile
Armrette
Bax Seoee
Fuss
Ole
Achievement Day Set for Ten 4-H Clubs in County
Reports from ten 4-H clubs indicate a record attendance for 4-H Club Achievement Day at City Hall on Saturday November 6 beginning at 1 a.m. Participants are urged to bring incomplete record books to receive certificates. The program includes club readings medal awards talks and officer elections for 1938.
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Dara Hila Revd
Columbus
Wham
Cael
Melva Bullington
Tote Demonstra
Cranium Crackers: Classic Wordplay and Puzzles
A quirky puzzle page offering five brainteasers and wordplay items. Includes mis-spelled clues about a standard riddle, a largest quantity comparison, a riddle about a man with a sick brother, a geometric area problem, and a humorous scenario. Answers appear on a classified-style page.
Miller to Resign on November 15
Senator elect Miller announced Wednesday his resignation will take effect November 15 and he will take the senatorial oath as a special session of Congress convenes. Governor Bailey plans a special election to fill the Second district seat. Miller and family return to Washington after a trip.
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Little Rock
Miller
Bailey
Washington
Anderson Withdraws From Ward One Alderman Race
Anderson announced on Wednesday his withdrawal from the November city primary in Ward One alderman race due to lacking a current poll receipt. The move leaves BB. Yeung as the sole candidate seeking renomination for Ward One.
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Anderson
Thoughtful quote on evil deeds and punishment
A pensive line notes that the urge to perform wrongdoing carries a severe personal burden. Cited as a reflection attributed to C. Mitty, it frames moral consequence as a self-imposed penalty for misdeeds.
Wisenburger in Attorney's Race
Royce Wisenburger filed as a candidate for city attorney in Hope for the Democratic primary. A Hope High School graduate of 1924, he taught locally, then earned a law degree with honors from the University of Arkansas in 1934, while self-supporting and active in Phi Beta Kappa and athletic groups. He was admitted to practice in 1935 and is a Methodist and Mason.
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Royce Wisenburger
Phi Beta Kappa
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Italy Refuses to Consider Boycott Refusal Cites Peace
BRUSSELS Belgium Dr Wellington Koo warned that peace with Japan must not be paid for by compromising international law. A Brussels conference opened with a direct China Japan negotiations appeal to end the war. US Britain France delegates joined in urging talks. Count Luigi Aldrovandi Merascoli dismissed pressuring any party and urged not to name a party for sanctions.
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Belgium
Wellington Koo
Chingy
Inter+national law and order
Japan
Brussels
China
Daly
Sangmons
United States
Great Britain
France
Luigi Aldrovandi-Marescolti
Pyenyier Mussolini
Retired railroader JR Page shot through door near Nashville
J R Page about 68, a former G N & A railroad foreman, was shot while knocking on a door at a home in Mineral Springs eight miles southwest of Nashville. He drove to Nashville then Hope for surgery to remove a bullet in his stomach. Sheriff Dildy said no arrest was made pending further investigation.
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J. R. Page
Nashville
Mineral Springs
Page
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope
Clarence Dildy
Howard County
Dildy
Star
O Me
G, N, & A Railroad
Roosevelt dodges third term question at Hyde Park rally
President Roosevelt, amid a Hyde Park rally, dodges talk of a 1940 bid noting the Hyde Park supervisor must run again in 1939. The crowd posed the query and Elmer A. Van Wagner, a Hyde Park supervisor, was cited as recently re elected by 275 votes, a position long held by Republicans.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
White House
Elmer
Elmer A. van Wagner
County Board of Supervisors
van Wagner
Windsors Tour Plans Announced
The British Broadcasting Company said it would not rebroadcast the Duke of Windsor’s Washington talk on November 12. The Duke and Duchess’ American itinerary solidified with plans for two to three days in New York’s Mohawk Valley and about two days in the Deep South before heading west.
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London
Eng
Britsh Broadcasting Company
Duke of Windsor
Washington, D. C
New York
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
New York State
Mohawk Valley
Deep South
Patricia Sue Simmons Dies at Texarkana
Patricia Sue Simmons aged 3 died at 9 30 p m Tuesday at Pine Street hospital Texarkana daughter of Mr and Mrs Truet Simmons of Texarkana formerly of Hope Survived by parents a brother Carlton grandparents Mr and Mrs H H Simmons of Texarkana and extended kin Mr and Mrs R R Cornelius Fulton and Mr and Mrs A L King Hope The report notes sub zero weather causing faint singing noise in the breath.
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Patricia Sue Simmons
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