Mountvale Memorial Park scheme drains town funds
Tyrone, famed for church ties and hospitality, ingratiates himself with Mr. and Mrs. Gallant in Mountvale, proposing a cooperative Memorial Park cemetery. He secures options and accepts stock as payment, raises thousands from locals, then vanishes with funds, leaving only an option on a rival site.
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J. d. Tyrone
Mountyile
Stephen Gallant
Mountyale
Tyrahe
Tyrone
Mount
Mountvale
Mrs.Gallant
Montvale
Mrs. Gallant
Mr. Gallant
Gallants
Mountvale Memorial Park
Memorial Park
Seit
Jas
Saley
Windsor's U S Visit Cancelled by Labor Dispute
Paris reports the Duke of Windsor postponed his 37 day U S tour citing grave misconceptions about motives. Bedaux, allied with labor foes, warned against slum ming parties while the Baltimore Federation of Labor criticized him as an enemy of labor. Duchess disappointed as plans shift and timing remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redaux
New York
Charles E. Gedaux
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Windsor
Bedaux
Paris
Lee Orwell
Lieut
Dudley Forwood
Baltimore Federation of Labor
Charles £. Bedoux
Windsors
United States
Bed
Couve
Tier Breman
Baltimore
Paris- Soir
Dukente Duchess of Windsor
Germany
Eric Phipps
Cranium Crackers Puzzle Riddles in Classified Page
A jumble of brain teasers presents fact errors about Mussolini and Gettysburg, a word puzzle on circumference, a spelling clue for educate, and an age problem where a mother is seven times her daughter now and will be four times later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Chicks Roll Over Hope 27 0 in Blytheville Clash
Blytheville High School extended its four year Arkansas winning streak by defeating Mape High School 27 to 0 before about 3000 fans. Key scores came on end runs and a Statue of Liberty rush, with Roberts scoring three times and Brown adding an extra point.
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Blytheville
Arkansas
Mape High
Vasco Bright
Hope
Bright
Reese
Godwin
Chicks
Drawn
Roberts
Mosley
Iter Brown
Brown
Boshares
Masters
Basan
Parsons
Beshares
Stone
Aslin
Ling
Bunch
Ramsay
Chick
Beirdich
Yar Yine
Ramsey
Love
Turner
Bearden
Tumser
Thought on sin and the soul by E. Hi. Chapin
A thoughtful quote arguing the deepest harm of sin lies in discrowned faculties and a degraded spirit rather than poverty or pain. The line highlights unworthy love and low ideals, reflecting Chapin's moral reflection style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ull
E. Hi. Chapin
Scientific Tests Measure Dionne Quintuplets Mind
Toronto scientists led by Dr W E Blatz and Miss Dorothy Millichamp studied the Dionne quints over two years using Gesell tests and others to rate mental development. Miss Yvonne Dionne emerged as brightest while the quints showed nearly identical physical appearance but clear mental differences. The tests treated infant behavior as a game with a toy suitcase guiding adaptive responses. Continued on Page Two.
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Toronto
Ont
Yvonne Dionne
University of Toronto
W.E. Blate
St. George's School For Child Study
Toronton
Dorothy Millichamp
Blitz
Millichamn
Arnold Gesell
Yale University
Dr. Blatz
Miss Millichamp
Quints
Thei
Zst
Gunes
Callander
16 Foot Okra Plant Amazes in Hope Garden
W. E. Bruner, head of Bruner Ivory Handle Co., showed a 16 foot 4 inch okra stalk grown from a seed planted last spring. The plant rose from his suburban yard at No 67, its roots reaching the curb and towering beside the Hope Star building, resembling an elm tree rather than a garden vegetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
West Indies
W. E. Bruner
Bruner Ivory Handle Company
Slac
No. 67
Hope Star
Brussels and Tokyo seek end to war with new note
Delegates at Brussels conference report agreement on the text of a communication to Japan offering friendly offices to help terminate the Chinese Japanese war. The note will be transmitted to Tokyo via the Belgian and Japanese ambassadors. Tokyo and Rome reports flag anti communist pact and alliance signs. Japan claims a mechanized victory at Taiyuanfu in Shanxi province.
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Brussels
Belgium
Japan
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Communist International
Ialy
Haly
Germany
Rome
Italy
Mary J
J R Page Improves After Gunshot Injury in Nashville
J R Page, 67, of Nashville, was reported slightly improved after a gunshot wound sustained Wednesday morning at Mineral Springs. He rests comfortably at Julia Chester hospital. No arrests have been made as the Howard County Sheriff’s office continues the investigation.
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J. R. Page
Nashville
Min‘eral Springs
Julia Chester Hospital
Page
Clarence Dildy
Howard County
Dice game fines in Sylacauga court
In Sylacauga Alabama Claude Blackmon faced a $2 fine after dice shoot ing produced snake eyes. Phillip Thompson, linked to a post game fight, drew an $8 fine for his two and six outcome in court.
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Sylacauga
Ala
Claude Blackmor
Blackmon
Phil Thompson
Rebels Enraged by England's Protest
London informed sources say General Francisco Franco enraged by Britain protest over the sinking of the British freighter Jean Weems has withdrawn orders releasing five British ships seized by insurgents and still held.
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London
Eng
Francisco Franco
Spain
Jean Weems
Canvass City for Child Needs Seeks Clothing Donations
Mrs. Charles O. Thomas, P.T.A. welfare chair, announces appointment of amenity committees to canvass Hope on Tuesday, November 16 for used clothing for needy school students. Donations of shoes, shirts, hats, suits, neckties, dresses and other wearable items are welcome. committees will begin Tuesday morning in each ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Thomas
P.T. A. City Council Welfare
Thomas
J.R. Williams
Jim Henry
Ched Hall
E. P. Young
C. Cook
Dewey Bush
C. B. Presley
Oglesby
Cecil Weaver
A. B. Patten
A. E. Morsani
James Rowden
S. L. Murphy
Mangus Jones
Brookwood School
D. Franklin
A. E. Stonequist
A. W. Stubbeman
E. L. Archer
Willard Hargravey
George Duke
Dewey Hen- Fix
Paisley
R. T. Wilson
Mack Duffie
Logan Bailey
Cline Franks
Edwin Stewart
Martin Pool
Sweeney Copeland
Roosevelt crafts congressional program ahead of special session
President Roosevelt planned a busy weekend focusing on his congressional program. He arranged to meet with House and Senate leaders and prepare his opening address before the special session begins on November 15.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Roberts New Head State Educators
Dr Roy W Roberts of Fayetteville was elected president of the Arkansas Education Association at the annual convention closing in Little Rock High School. Incoming officers Ralph B Jones of Fort Smith as vice president Crawford Greene of Little Rock as treasurer and Mrs Claire T White of Little Rock as secretary were introduced with Miss Pearl Williamson of De Queen succeeding.
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Little Rock
Roy W. Roberts
Fayetteville
The
Arkansas Education Association
Little Rock High School
Ralph B. Jones
Fort Smith
Association
Crawford Greene
Claire T. White
Little Rock Conference Prepares for 4th Annual Session
The Little Rock Conference gathers for its fourth annual session with about 200 ministers, including 33 retirees, meeting in Little Rock. Bishop John M. of Dallas will preside, with Dr H C Morrison of Asbury College preaching daily. Delegates will discuss General Conference delegates and a proposed unification plan for American Methodism. The repainted church, completed in 1917, hosts services and a love feast on Sunday morning, with appointments read at 2 pm and the conference adjournment planned after evening services.
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Little Rock
Arkansas River
Mena
Ar City
John’ Mi
Dallas
Missouri
Bishop Moore
McMath
Albert Graves
Phairman
General Conference of the Church
Birmingham
Ala
Methodist Union
Methodist Episcopal
H.C. Morrison
Asbury College
Wilmore
Moore
Chuch
T. D. Scott
Hitler Not to Act as Umpire in Far Eastern Peace Talks
The Chinese delegation dismissed a Berlin report claiming Chancellor Hitler might mediate the Brussels conference. Japanese ambassador Saburo Kusōsu questioned Japan’s acceptance of mediation by the nine power talks, as delegates remained deadlocked over a peace note to Japan. The Chinese statement called the Berlin report false and a ploy to sway delegates.
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Brussels
Belgium
Hitler
Germany
Saburo Kusousu
Japan
Cheng Tien-Fong
Berlin
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U.S
C. E. Bedaux
Duke
AFL
France
Tin Duchess
Ape
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Cupid
Ade
Crippled Hope Eleven
Dionne
Yvonne
Hdstor
Bruce Catton
NER
Annette
Nex
Uke
Cecilla
Atinoette
Dafoe
Walker
PRN
Annettle
Star Office
Peiping
China
Domei
Papan
Taiyuanfu
Chansi Province
J.R. Page
England
F.D
L. M. Gaga
Athletic Association
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