Bobcats Lose to Blytheville in Hard Conference Battle
Blytheville defeats Hope 14 to 6 in a hard fought Arkansas conference game. Warrington and Mosley lead Blytheville with two extra points, while Bobby Jenon breaks through for Hope’s lone score. The Chicks secure their first conference win as Mosley, Ford and Ellen contribute key plays.
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Blytheville
Hope High School Bobcats
Arkansay
Blytheville Chicks
Pussesx
Mosley
Capt
Dan Warrington
Sonny Ldord
Ford
Warrington
Blythevilles
Bobby
Lloyd Jambred
Hope
Ellen
Godwin
Frony Eien
Eason
Chicks
Elien
Lloyd
Baxter
Wirrington
Emis
Coleman
Une
Fore
Mostey
Ant Lloyd
Green
Uarbert
Waverington
Sever
Liegdreid Mord
Pord
Ale Ds
Poothalls
Hood
Murphy
Ward
Hen
Morley
Eten
Moore to Replace Gaza as AAA Head
Arkansas AAA elects T. M. Moore as president, succeeding L. M. Goza. A. G. Thompson loses to Moore. Hoy Dawson and Gow win executive seats. The meeting shifts from literary contests to eight musical events at state and district meets, with a revamped scoring system and eligibility rules. the Lime Rock festival will host 1940 events.
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Lmitle Rock
TR. M. Moore
Arkansas Athletic Association
AAA
Moore
A. G. Thompson
Lake Village
Ife
L. M. Goza
Arkadelphia
Hoy Dawson
Osceola
R. B. Brauner
North Little Rock
Gow
Jim Abraham
Lonoke
J. EB. Howard
Stuttgart
Ben RK
Williams
Ashdown
John Trice
Springdale
AML
Lime Rock
Sacred Verse Fragment
A fragmented religious line urges believers to pour out hearts before the Lord for refuge and peace. The text reads as a brief biblical style exhortation with a Selah cue and uncertain reference.
Carnegie Fortune Unable to Assure Peace for World
A historical review of Andrew Carnegie and his Endowment for International Peace notes how war reshaped global peacemaking efforts. It covers Carnegie’s rise, his libraries and philanthropy, and the Endowment’s posthumous work led by Elihu Root Nicholas Murray Butler and James Brown Scott amid wartime shifts.
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Carnegie
Willis Thornton Neaservice
Boulevard Saint-Germaine
Pari
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Bee
la Baule
Park Town
League
London
Europe
Red Cross
Geneva
Endowment
Andrew Carnegie
Dumferline
Scotland
America
Edgar Thompson
U.S. Steel Corporation
Peace Palace
Hague
Permanent Court of International Justice
Pan- American
Washington
Hoe
Kiser
Charles Schwab
Bethlehem
Sieh
Schwab
Bord Fisher
United States
Wilsot
Williatt
Dheanlave
Pedo
Nie Hapae
Ciarnegie
Cirnenie
Tua Suun
Is Foundation
Elihu Root
James Brown
Nicholas Murray’ Butler
Foundation
Prersuyrte
Allies Prepare to Begin Buying War Supplies in U. S.
Allied leaders move toward purchasing war materiel in the United States after embargo lift, with Britain and France studying payment and shipment terms as Churchill arrives. Mussolini declares Italy’s will to strengthen for tomorrow as Germany weighs the embargo’s impact and Polish casualty estimates surface in War Office briefings.
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U. S
Paris
Francois
Great Britain
France
United States
Winston Churchill
Arkansas Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries Meet
The Arkensas Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries held its fall meeting at the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs on Wednesday November 8. The program included talks on stopping fraud and burglary, increasing membership and budgets, winter and spring trade promotion ideas, industrial outlook, equalizing freight rates, and insights from publishers and chamber leaders. Officers named were RP. Bowen president, AL Cadenhead vice president, and a secretary-treasurer team.
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Arkensas Association of Consercial Organization
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Kenneth Riddle
Litte Rock
T. R. Green
Pine Bluff
Hope Ministers to Meet On Monday in Hope
Ministers from Hope plan a Monday 11 o clock gathering at the study of Rev. W. K. Hamilton First Baptist church to discuss Thanksgiving service Red Cross Roll drive and charity plans for Christmas with all ministers urged to attend.
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All Hope
W. KR. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Hope
Argentina Trade Pact Test in U S Tariff Hearings
Preston Grover reviews the tariff commission hearings on a proposed reciprocal trade pact with Argentina. Senators and congressmen rail against concessions, citing Texas cattle and hides as vulnerable to South American competition, while Argentina presses for access to U S markets for its manufactures. The discussion reflects a national debate on the good neighbor policy and the future of U S–Argentina trade relations.
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Preston Grover Washington
Tariff Commission
U. S
South America
Argentina
Brazil
United States
Midwest
Keystone State
Amontina
Keystone neUnlyy
Europe
Senator Connally
Texas
Pampas
Independent Group Triumphs in AEA
Little Rock Arkansas educators swept a non political slate to lead the Arkansas Education Association officials elected Friday include Ben R Williams Ashdown as president and W D McClurken as vice president with others chosen for secretaries treasurer and executive posts. The group pledged to chart their course on issues as they face the association beginning December 1.
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Little Rock
Ralph B. Jones
Fort Smith
Arkansas Education Association
Ben R. Wiliams
Ashdown
Jones
Arkansas
State Department of Education
Guy Gardener
Russellville
Lela Nichols
Hot Springs
John G. Pipkin
Crawford Green
Ins
Steand
J. L. Taylor
Searcy
A. W. Rainwater
Wahiat Ridge
L. D. Griffin
Carlisle
JL. Pratt
Malvern
Willian
Welfare Supervisors Meet in Hope to Study Welfare Work
Welfare supervisors and assistants from seven counties in Southwest Arkansas gathered in Hope on Friday to study welfare work, an extension course of the University of Arkansas. Counties represented included Miller Toward Socher Little River Lakuye-Je Nevada and Hempstead.
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Arkansas
Hope
University of Arkansas
Miller
Toward
Socher
Little River
Lakuye- Je
Nevada
Hempstead
Cranium Crackers on Units of Weight and Measure
In this educational snippet readers are quizzed on weight and measure terms. It lists examples across length, area, volume, and capacity units with fragmentary values and references to familiar measures like feet and cubic inches.
Physicians Guard Against Infection in Arkadelphia Incident
The husband and relatives of Mrs. Kelly Bryant visit the bedside of Hope school teacher at Townsend hospital in Arkadelphia expressing fear of possible infection from an ankle injury. Bryant said by telephone they are waiting for developments and may know more by Sunday. Mrs. Bryant was hurt last Thursday when her car collided with another on a highway near Arkadelphia. Also injured were Mrs. Roy Stephenson and Miss Ruth Taylor of Hope, who have been removed to their homes here and are improving.
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Kelly Bryant
Hope
Townsend Hospital
Arkadelphia
Bryant
Roy Stephenson
Ruth Taylor
Livestock Auction Totals Over Twelve Thousand Dollars
Sales at the Tuesday livestock auction brought in 12 345 for 669 cows 27 hogs and 41 horses and mules. Cows brought 4 to 5 cents per pound calves 7 19 8 cents hogs ten cents. Additional sheds are being built to house all cattle before winter.
Path Is Cleared for Al Capone's Release
CHICAGO Al Capone through his attorney cleared the path Friday for his release from Terminal Island prison where he is finishing a nine year term for income tax evasion. Attorney Abraham Teitelbaum paid two checks totaling 20000 to Hoyt King, clerk of the U S district court, plus 37692.29 already paid on January 4, 1939, covering all fines and court costs. Teitelbaum said 15000 of the total was paid under protest since Capone was convicted on only five of 22 counts and argued he should pay only five-twenty seconds of the court costs. If granted maximum time off for good behavior, Capone would be eligible for release November 19.
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Chicago
al Crepone
Terminal Island
Abraham Teitbaum
Hoyt King
United States District Court
Jeader
Teitelbium
Chicago City Bank and Trust Company
Capone
Teitelbaum
Fond Buhavior
Night club closures ordered in Texarkana injunction
Chancellor A P Steel signed an injunction to close the Ida Night club and the Three States night club in South Miller county. The orders, read by Chancellor Sirel, will become permanent after 20 days unless contested, with service deadlines set. Prosecutor Dick Hulc filed earlier applications.
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Texarkana
A. P Steel
Ida
Three States
Miller County
Sirel
Dick Hulc
Norway Frees City of Flint Under Prize Crew
German protest over freeing the American freighter City of Flint and internment of the German prize crew persisted as Oslo cited Hague rules. Norwegian officials, after medical examination of an ill American seaman, allowed the ship to anchor at Haugesund and then release the American crew while the prize crew remained interned. The State Department confirmed the ship now flies the American flag and that the American crew was released, easing fears for the 40 seamen aboard under Capt. Josiph Gainard.
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Norway
City of Flint-arid
Foreign Office
Haugesund
Oslo
Berlin
PSLO
Admiralty
Washington
State Department
City of Flint
Department
J. Barden Harriman
Bogen
Maurice P. Dunlap
Dunlap
Bergen
Thy
Josiph Gainard
Chicken Supper Planned by Columbus PTA and Club
A Columbus High School auditorium event at 7:30 p.m. on November 9 will feature a chicken supper for 25 cents, sponsored by the Columbus Parent-Teacher Association and Home Diministration club with an entertainment program featuring local talent.
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Columbus Parent-Teacher Association
Columbus High School
Cotton Market Opens in New York on Saturday
The market report notes cotton prices in New York opening Saturday with middling spot values around the advertised level and closing later in the session, reflecting typical early week activity in the cotton trade.
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New York
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