Prescott Lighter by 18 Pounds but to Put Up Fight
Prescott Opens season with losses then wins two under coach Rayburn Smith. He says the Bobcats won’t run away with Prescott in Friday night’s Hope stadium clash at 7 45. Prescott, averaging 152 pounds to Hope’s 170, brings a large fan contingent as the rivalry resumes after years.
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Star
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Henderson State College
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Beavett
Moore
Grimes
Keith
Prohibition Leader Sees Republican Party Collapse
Prohibition party chairman Kidsward E Blake stated on Thursday that the Republican Party is dead and a new political party is needed. He promised a complete program to reform government and strengthen the Prohibition movement. Astronomers remain divided over Mercury’s status regarding a possible heliocentric alignment.
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Kidsward E. Blake
Dona Charman
Prohibition Party
Politiea
Civilian Fighters Clash as Madrid Battles Rages On
AP reports civilians, including men and women, struggle to defend Madrid as insurgent troops push from Carabanchel suburb. Artillery roars above the city outskirts while shells fall toward central districts. Guards fend off attackers in the streets as two more insurgent planes are claimed down. In El Cerro de Los Angeles a brutal assault with grenades and bombs leads to government militiamen deaths and many fathers captured.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Suburbia Carabanchel
Madriel
Mi- Vitharigar
el Cerro de Los Angeles
Legislature Is Put on Spot by People
Monticello Ark. W F Norvell warns the next Arkansas legislature faces tax burdens as the people approved several constitutional amendments. He cites free textbooks, homestead exemptions, and social security funding as costly mandates needing future funding and state effort.
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Ark
W. F. Norvell
State Senate
Nerrett
Booneville
Five Die in Cambridge Fire Trapping Family
Cambridge Ohio report says five people including two children perished in a Friday fire that consumed a one story frame house. Victims listed as George Sayre aged 65 and Mary Fife Wiley 22 along with children Betty 4 Robert 1 Myrtle Fife 16. The blaze left the building burned and authorities investigating cause.
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Cambridge
Ohio
George Sayre
Mary Fife Wiley
Betty
Robert
Myrtle Fife
Biter
Wiley
School Legislative Plans Formulated HOT SPRINGS
The Arkansas education groups served the 47 legislature with a joint push. They seek state funds to guarantee a minimum six month term for every child, a social security scheme for teachers, regional supervision, and expanded library services. They also urge a revised county superintendence plan and a statewide driver's license standard. The Queen Mary has 60 000 cubic feet of refrigerating space.
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Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Arkansas Extucation Association
Congress
Arkansas Council of Education
Arkansas Education Assocation
Yavenue
Conseil
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State Hospital
Mainetenance
Toronto Justice Delays Millar Will Clause Action
Justice Middleton postponed action until November 16 on a clause of the Millar will. Representations came from 18 mothers, numerous next of kin, and the Ontario government regarding the disposition of the legacy to the “most prolific smother.”
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Toronto
Canada
Middleton
Millar
Ontario
Amendment Issue Still a Mystery
Washington—The question of proposing a constitutional amendment to carry out some New Deal goals went unanswered as President Roosevelt parried reporters at a press conference. His return to Washington was marked by an uproarious reception amid labor groups urging new legislation akin to NRA aims and a major change to the social security act.
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Washington
Roosesevelt
NRA
Father Kills Wife and Daughter Then Takes Own Life
In Atlanta, Owen aged 40 killed his wife and daughter, wounded his son, and fatally shot himself after a domestic quarrel. Whit Policeman Tumblin reported the incident on Friday, noting the sequence of killings and the self-inflicted death.
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Atlanta
Tumblin
Owen
10 Per Cent Gain in U S Income Seen
Washington bureau foresees a ten percent rise in U S income next year lifting total personal income to about 66 billion dollars The report attributes gains to domestic conditions and notes a likely boost in industrial production and farm product demand The bureau also cites cheaper foreign currencies and trade developments as contributing factors for improved agricultural prices in the latter half of the period
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Washington
Pia WU
Bureau of Agricultural Kert Jamies
Bureau
Dennis Turner Is Sent to His Death in Arkansas
Dennis Farner a 38 year old Calhoun county wood chopper was executed in Tucker Farm Arkansas for the strangulation of his estranged wife. Turner protested innocence and claimed he was dying for another man’s crime as he entered the electric chair.
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Tucker Farm
Ark—Up
Dennis Farner
Calhoun County
Turner
Flag Button Sale Saturday Benefit for Children of Veterans
The Child Welfare Committee of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary sponsor a statewide Armistice Day Flag Button Sale to be held Saturday. Hope will be called upon to contribute to Emergency Relief for the care of sick or disabled veterans’ children. The Auxiliary directs the sale with Mrs. Mo M. McCloughlin announcing. Buttons will be distributed in the streets to raise funds for local welfare, with 75 percent of proceeds kept locally and 25 percent sent to the State Emergency Relief fund.
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Americans Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Hope
Porn
Mo M. McCloughlin
Won
Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Alaska Reindeer Industry Census Figures Released
In Fairbanks Alaska figures from the domestic animal census show 713 500 reindeer 6588 sheep and 1809 cattle. Work dogs rank as the second largest livestock class with 17287 head.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Ehaners
County Reapportionment Likely Sets Stage for Arkansas
Incomplete returns show Arkansas voters ratified Constitutional Amendment No. 25 by about three to one to reapportion the General Assembly by population. The plan creates a board and uses census figures to redraw 100 House seats and 34 Senate seats across 75 counties, with districts requiring adjoining territory and at least one senator per district.
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House of Representatives
Supreme Court of the State
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Perry
Franklin
Clark
Conway
Crawford
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Logan
Yell
Columbia
Hempstead
Lee
Lonoke
Pope
Craigs
Crittenden
Benton
Garland
Phillips
White
Washington
Sebastian
Jefferson
Union
Mississippi
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Tich
Thy
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
NASHVILLE Tenn Special Tuesday's election was very close with only two states escaping. The piece suggests a more substantial method than straw votes to elect a candidate and notes Al Smith remains a circulating figure. It comments on automobile makers strengthening 1937 models and hints at a brain test for drivers, while mentioning the Union party as fading.
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Nashville
Tenn
al Smith
Union Party
Four Million Dollar Chrysler Bonus to Workers
Detroit headline reports Chrysler president K T Keller announcing a four million dollar bonus to about sixty seven thousand employees to be paid the week of December 14. The move comes amid a broader positive business outlook with wage increases and higher dividends across steel and oil sectors.
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Detroit
Mich
K.T. Keller
Chrysler Corporation
720 Barrels for Nevada Oil Well
Graves No 1 test by Benedum and Trees in southern Nevada county now gauges 10 barrels of oil per hour with about 3 percent water. Oil tests at 18.4 degrees gravity and production projected at 720 barrels daily. Locations for Groves Nos 2 and 3 planned as offsets in section 10-14-20.
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EL Dorado
Graves No
Benedum & Trees
Nevada County
State Pension Roll Tops Fifteen Thousand
The Safe Welfare Commission executive board approved a pension increase, raising the state's old age pension rolls by 1,200 on December 1. The total receiving pensions now exceeds 15,000, according to officials.
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Lystle Rock
Safe Welfare Commission Executive Board
Ps Jay
Jno
Japanese views on Asia Europe war risk and trade
Dr R Manton Wilson, a former Columbus resident and medical missionary now famed for his work on leprosy, spoke at the Hope Rotary Club about Japan China and Manchukuo. He described Japanese industry exports housing trade and the two main fears guiding policy Bolshevism and self sufficiency, noting Japan aims to create a self reliant empire and expand wool production in North China while remaining loyal to domestic employment.
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Europe
Asia
R. Manton Wilson
Tive
Columbus
Hempstead
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Airti
Soondhu
Wilson
Robert Wilson
Hope Rotary Club
Brewster
First, Presbyte Church
Presterian Church
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America
United States
Australia
Manchukuo
China
Russia
Luyak
Cotton Market Close Mixed in New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans Cotton futures closed steady with slight gains and losses among the front contracts. Spot market trades moved little as buyers and sellers maintained cautious posture amid thin liquidity and nearby expiration pressures.
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New Orleans
Deventer
Jelowny
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