Court docket summary of drunkenness and gambling pleas
Docket lists multiple court cases with pleas of guilty or entering pleas for drunkenness, gambling, and related offenses. Fines range from 10 to 50 dollars. bonds set at 50 to 150 dollars. Several cases include carrying a pistol, selling untaxed liquor, grand larceny, and a Model T theft. some trials and examinations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercier
O. Mitchell
Aston
Stuart
Peaddin
Groby
Lee Murdrok
Apon
Trotter
Ohnson
Shep Jackson
Racing Dogs Shine In State Fair Sweepstakes
Jim Crow owned by B A Skipper Encino Texas declared sweepstakes dog. Derby female winners include Laura Lynn owned by John Vaughn Wascomb Texas Wagennd-Stepintetchit owned by William Carter Conway. Fairy Wooldridge owned by Zeon Williams Fort Smith Fourth-Flappy May Dawson owned by Wynn Cook Cabot. Pup stakes list names Skipper’s Blaze Lena Mae's Master Allen's Freda among others with Fort Smith and Cabot ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Crow
B. A. Skipper
Encine
Texas
Laura Lynn
John
Bob Vaughn
Wascomb
Stepintetchit
William Carter
Conway
Fairy Wooldridge
Zeon Williams
Fort Smith
Flappy May Dawson
Wynn & Cook
Cabot
Skipper
Blaze
B. Skipper
Encino
Lena Mae
Master Sas
Leon Williams
hird—Allen
Freda
Leaping Mammal and Compact Crossword Fragments
A fragmented word puzzle list presents clues and partial answers like leaping mammal and cranial pierce and various numbered entries. The garbled OCR mix includes religion terms, objects, and language hints, with stray letters and misreads across 1 to 61 across entries.
Eyeful for Sportsmen
In San Diego a girls' fish and game patrol adopts a bright uniform of red jacket blue cap and skirt with white shoes to enjoy the woods and aid wildlife preservation. The outfit aims to attract attention and encourage safe, responsible outdoors participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Fish and Game Patrol
Nominees Cast Continues From Page One in Arkansas
Arkansans voted Tuesday under overcast skies with showers in some areas and fewer eligible voters. Turnout revised up pre election estimates to about 165,000 to 278,000 eligible voters. In Little Rock nearly 5,000 votes cast by noon. Fort Smith turnout nearly matches this year's Democratic Primary. Republican Chairman Osra Cobb complained of irregularities in two counties claiming Harley Stump’s name was left off ballots in Monroe and that Republicans were blocked in Madison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansans
Fort Smith
Osra Cobb
Harley Stump
Stuttgart
Monroe County
Madison County
Fourth-Daisy Owned by Ramona Sewell Wins in Pearcy
Fourth Daisy, owned by Ramona Jean Sewell eight year old daughter of Cecil and Cecil Sewell, wins a race in Pearcy Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Darling
Pearcy, Ark
Daisy
Ramona Jean Sewell
Cecil Sewell
Blevins
Hempstead County Scout Year Review and Growth
Burr Blodgett reports on Hempstead County Boy Scout progress with six troops in Washington Fulton and Hope, about 100 Scouts and 25 Scouters, regular Board of Review meetings, a May Cirrus event, June camp Pioneer, August Arkansas Scout Rally Day, and a new Scouters training course earning certificates for leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Hempstead County
Washington
Methodist Church
Jimmie May
Fulton
Union Sunday School
J. J. Liebling
Hope
Gospel Tabernacle
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
D. Shannon
Alm
Rettig
Wingfield Stroud
Tommy Brumfield
Neil Bacon
Robert Jones
Hempstead
Burr Blodgett
Boy Scouts of America
Diplomatic Rumors On Hitler Peace Terms Reported
Washington notes circulate that Hitler may address Germany to present terms for ending the European war within days. State Department says no official confirmation and cites only rumor of a peace address. London claims Berlin sent terms seeking intact empire and continental domination with a proposed 30 year nonaggression pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Reichstag
State Department
London
London Sunday Dispatch
Paris
Europe
Great Britain
United States
Chiropractors' licenses in doubt after basic science act
The Basic Science Board’s status for 278 chiropractors licensed after 1929 remains unresolved. Dr Crow and four others used Maryland exams under a reciprocity clause, returned with Maryland licenses, and filed for Arkansas licenses. the board has not met since. The governor's matter prompts potential injunctive action against Dr Grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crow
Maryland
Gebauer
Basic Science Board
Dr. Grow
Crow to Stay
The article contends the Hope chiropractor violated the 1929 Basic Science Act by not holding Arkansas licensure via reciprocity after moving from Texas. It cites a 1939 Arkansas Supreme Court ruling affirming chiropractors must present basic science certificates in licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Crow
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Gehauer
Arkansas Supreme Court
Defense Has Its Chuckles
Washington column notes light moments in defense life. anecdotes include an airport kibitzer admiring takeoffs, a Navy recruit recalling service, French soldiers nicknamed glug glugs and a delayed noon Army statement as press waited impatiently for the official notice.
Red Cross membership drive to aid armed forces
The Red Cross seeks support to sustain its services for servicemen. Beginning November 1 the Hope and Hempstead county drive runs through November 30, with chairmen urging every person to donate at roll call to ensure ongoing aid through this country’s greatest institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byram
Red Cross
Hope and Hempstead
Possible peace proposals routed through major embassies
A fragment notes that a possible peace or alleged proposals had been forwarded to the State Department by American embassies in Berlin Paris or Vichy or delivered by German embassy representatives here.
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State Department
Berlin
Paris
Vichy
African Tribes Buy Bach Records In Seven Dialects
Berlin firms press Bach recordings for African natives in seven dialects and sell ebony blues singer wax to coastal communities for griemas and phones. Crews record jungle village orchestras then ship wax to Berlin for mass production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Johann Sebsstian Bach
Misspelling Forces Do-Over of Airport Scene
In a humorous moment a speaker recalls that the word airport was misspelled and the entire setup had to be redone, with a whispered admission about the error and redo. The anecdote captures a behind the scenes mishap during a public or media event.
East African Records Hit By Native Vocal Buyers
A fragment describes customers in the market reacting to Bach and East African songs. It notes translations into seven dialects, limited appeal of Jo2z, and strong sales for a native Hymn for the Birthday of an East African King. The firm ships native records back to 58 Innds.
Dr Champlin Receives Four Year Board Appointment
Charles A Champlin of this city was named to a four year term on the Arkansas State Board of Osteopathic Examiners by Governor Carl E Bailey. This marks the eighth straight appointment Champlin has received and he has served as Secretary Treasurer for twenty six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Champlin
Arkansas State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
Carl E. Bailey
Dr. Champlin
Huge Okra Stalk Reaches Over Fifteen Feet
L. C. Kennedy of 222 West Sixth Street sent a stalk to the Star office measuring 15 feet 3 inches tall. He said it was planted in April and was still growing when cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Kennedy
West Sixth Street
Star Office
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Basle, Science Board
Williams
Knudsen
Jack Stinnett
Knutson
William S
Defense Production
Federal Reserve
Selective Service
Navy
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Headquarers
English Channel
England
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Purina
Bach
Penney
Sera
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