Prescott Hope Game Shifted to Hope Friday Night
Prescott and Hope officials confirmed the football game will be played in Hope Friday night due to seating constraints at Prescott. Prescott will handle ticket sales with Hope patrols overseeing parking, while Hope fans occupy the West stand section and band auxiliary runs concessions. Captain Tye Eason moves to backfield with D Jones taking the end post. Eason may contribute as a linebacker on defense. Stay tuned for kickoff details and injury updates as both teams prepare for a hard-fought contest.
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Hope Igh
Hope- Prescott
Hope
Prescott
Prescoth Nations Grove
Storey
Hope E
Hope Band
Conch Storey
Hane
Eason
Foy Hammons
Tye Eason
D. Jones
Hammons
Eagan
Lanes
Baker
Wee
Mayton Home Destroyed by Fire Near Hope
The Mayton home located south of Hope was destroyed by a blaze Monday afternoon at 240 o'clock. The fire consumed the house contents and spread to a nearby barn and feedstuff, with farm implements lost as well. Investigators believe the fire started inside a closet. no estimate of loss was provided.
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Clove Mayton
Hope
Mayton
Cranium Crackers Sporting Events Puzzle Teaser
A fragmented puzzle item asks readers to name winners in multiple sports events including baseball state champions and the final Poulkhbeepsie regatta. It hints at a quiz on who won the men s singles, the 600 Indy race, and a martianal Apis on gale championship with answers promised on page two.
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Indianapolis
Pact of Paris Led 15 Nations to Say No More Wars
Editor notes a summarized history of peace efforts led by Kellogg and other figures. The article traces attempts to outlaw war and promote arbitration, including Nobel, Carnegie, Wilson, and the Kellogg-Briand type ideas, highlighting the failed outcome and signaling continuation of coverage on the peace movement.
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Willis
Thornton
Grotius
Nicholas
Nobel
Carnegie
Wilson
Association of Nations
MW O
Observer Lost as Navy Plane Burns
A naval observation plane burst into flames and crashed into the sea near Barrier Point during diving practice. W. T. Rhodes and Sear Dirge from California are missing. Pilot companion R. Wallis was saved. Plane from Aircraft Carrier Enterprise.
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Honolulu
Barriering Point
W. T. Rhodes
Calif
Wo R. Wallis
Cartier Enterprise
Marion Riggs of Hot Springs Dies
HOT SPRINGS Ark E Mace ion Riggs 44 real estate pin and former publisher of the Hot Springs New Era died at his home here early Tuesday of a heart attack Funeral services will be held here Wednesday afternoon
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Hot Springs, Ark
E. Mace Ion Riggs
The
Hot Springs New Era
Puneral
4-H Champs Are Given Awards
LITTLE ROCK over the weekend Arkansas 4-H Club champions were announced by state club agent W J Jernigan of the University of Arkansas. William Estes Marion county Northwest Arkansas district champion boy and Dena Waddell Lawrence county state champion girl lead the list. Slam Dawson Lawrence county second champion boy and Marie Kaufman Conway county second champion girl head four district champions. They will represent Arkansas at the national 4-H club camp in Washington next June.
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Little Rock
W. J. Jernigan
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
William Estes
Marion County
Northwest Arkansas
Dena Waddell
Lawrenceounty
Slam Dawson
Lawrence County
Northeast Arkansas
Marie Kaufman
Conway County
Northwest
Arkansas
Atlansis
Washington
Eidins Williams
Union County
Helen Gibbons
Alma Hazelle Long
Lonoke County
Martha Lou Foreman
White County
Clead Smith
Jefferson County
Like Many Husbands He Was Forgetful
A Fort Morgan Colorado woman told state police her husband, delayed by absent mindedness, wandered off during a stop and drove fifty miles ahead. The pursuing officer noted the husband’s surprised reply as he glanced back at the car.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Lacy
Califortia
Stile Highway
Tie Purseil
Patterson Store Robbed on East Second Street
Patterson's store on East Second Street was robbed of about 75 in value during the night. Entry was gained by smashing a glass window. Police announce arrests in connection with the theft and stolen items include several articles.
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Patterson
East Second Street
Nerelvaise
Hans
Sue
Mayor Proclaims Red Cross Drive in Hope for New Members
The mayor announces a public appeal by the American Red Cross to recruit volunteers and support disaster relief. He designates a portal for enrollment ending November 1, urging residents to join and aid health and welfare efforts amid ongoing crises.
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Tieng
Amerie
Desense
Ely
Imho Mare Fehl
Hope
Belp
Rod Deoas
Aukins Mayer
Stamps Quartet to Perform at Emmet High Wednesday
The Stamps Quartet will present a concert at Emmet High School auditorium Wednesday night November 8 at 8 o clock. The program is sponsored by the Baptist church at Emmet. Admission will be 15 and 26 cents.
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Stamps
Emimet High School
The
Baptist Church
Emmet
Reg Pardon recounts Sunday horse accident tale
Eyewitness missives describe Evelytt Mirphs thrown from a horse near Sunnlay hornbredk avenue as the animal fell. Ruth Coffman pedals nearby and David Mirth assisted after the incident. Mirphs survived injuries reported Friday.
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Ty Yestenlay
Evelytt Mirphs
Ruth Coffman
Carl Strack Arkansas grape grower dies at home near Rogers
Carl A. Strack aged 81 and a noted north Arkansas grape grower died at his Rogers area home early Tuesday after a long illness. He was known for his work in grape culture and contributed to local agriculture. He leaves surviving family members.
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Carl Strack
Arkansas
Rogers, Ark
Carl A. Strack
North Arkansas
Rogers
Union Service on Thanksgiving Day Hope Churches Meet
The Hope Ministerial Alliance selected a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. Kenneth Spore of First Methodist Church for a November 30 service at Hope Gospel Tabernacle. The event brings together all Hope churches beginning at 9:30 a.m. and was decided at the alliance's monthly meeting at First Baptist Church.
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Churches of Hope
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Hope Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Spore
First Methodist Church
Alliance
Farm Meeting in Malvern on Cotton Program and Quota Referendum
Malvern hosts a district extension meeting to discuss the European war effects on cotton, 1940 AAA changes, and the December cotton marketing quota referendum. County officials and AAA, Extension, Farm Security, and state Bureau representatives will attend with sessions morning and afternoon.
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Extension Service
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Malvern
Oliver L. Adams
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Adams
Mery Cloud Fletcher
B. BE
McMahon
AAA
Earl King
H. H. Husky
Farm Security Administration
State Bureau
J. F P. Rains
J. L. Wright
Arkansas
Dean W. R. Horlacher
H. B. Thompson
Connie J. Bonslagel
B. Daniels
T. Ray Reid
Farm Security
R. EB. Short
State Farm Bureau
E. D. Bell
Rains
Ella Posey
Miss Posey
Pension Issues Rise in California and Ohio
A scrambled report notes California and Ohio facing pension referendums on old value plans and state control of gil production while other states consider age pension plan changes and local betting at tracks. Mentions gubernatorial race in Kentucky and shifts in municipal elections. references prohibition in the Indian elections with unclear local impact.
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California
Ohio
New York
Keen Johnson Dem
Crrenitridge King Swope
Philadelphia
Detroit
San Francisco
Thought Search Uke Scriptives Fragment
Fragmentary text references belief in clone life and testimony of Jesus, with unclear names and structure. The note appears obscure and lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities beyond religious phrasing and a stray term OA.
Hempstead County Red Cross Drive To Begin Next Monday
Hempstead County Red Cross prepares for the annual roll call campaign with Mrs. J. G. Martindale as head. A quota of 41000 memberships is set for Hempstead, with 41500 to rural areas led by Royace Weisenberger. Ched Hell directs Hope’s business district, with Syd McMath and Roy Anderson overseeing blocks east and west of Main. John Guthrie leads industrial plant solicitation, and a house-to-house canvass is planned. Chairmen are named for Hope’s four wards.
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Hotel Barlow
Red Cross
Hope
Hempstead County
Jgunehad
J. G. Martindale
Ctl
Kline Snyder
Royace Weisenberger
Ched Hell
Hart
Syd McMath
Roy Anderson
McMath
Main Street
Anderson
John Guthrie
Hope Basket Co
Tesidential
J. C. Broyles
Hope to be featured in Auto Club travel guide
Arkansas Automobile Club announces Hope will be highlighted in the November Travel in Arkansas issue titled The Broadway of America Guidebook Edition. J Milton Whittington says the feature covers Hope as the Watermelon Capital of the World with about three pages of text and pictures.
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Hope
Tm Arkanssas
Arkansas Automobile Club
J. Milton Whittington
Our
Broadway of America
Arkansas
Whittington
el, Archer of Hope
AAA
Oklahoma Area Lifts Deer Hunting Ban Saturday
Oklahoma area to allow deer shooting in southeastern counties from November 11 to 16 marking first season in two years. Rangers report fewer illegal killings, expect plentiful game and hunter turnout similar to 1937. Also 16,000 fish released in Mountain Fork river and 67,000 in McCurtain County streams over the past three weeks.
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Idabel
Okla
Oklahoma
Mountain Fork River
McCurtain
Hull Objects To U S Lines Panama Ship Transfers
Hull voiced opposition to transferring eight United States Lines transatlantic vessels to Panama registry, arguing it harms neutrality. Maritime Commission officials defended the move as lawful, saying no neutrality violation and preserving U S flag presence at sea and seamen safety.
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Hull
United States Lines
Maritime Commission
U. S
Washington
Republic of Panama
Europe
Max O'Rell * Truitt
Commission
Truitt
Congress
United States
Bearden Improvement Report After Car Crash Near Prescott
Former Sheriff Jim Bearden, injured when his car overturned on Highway 67 near Prescott, was described as improved at Julia Chester hospital Tuesday. He suffered chest kidney and abdominal injuries. Also improving were Mrs. Kelly Bryant, injured south of Arkadelphia last Thursday, and Evelyn Murphy of Hope, who rode a horse that slipped on the Blevins highway.
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Jim Bearden
Prescott
Julia Chester Hospital
Bearden
Highway
Kelly Bryant
Arkadelphia
Evelyn Murphy
Hope
Blevins Highway
Alienation of Italy and Nazi Pressure Quieting War
The report notes displeasure in Fascist Italy toward Russo German ties as neutrality sympathy wanes. Milan press skipped the November 6 anniversary of the tripartite pact and urged Italian army expansion under Mussolini. Berlin Rome and Tokyo praised their old anti Comintern ties, signaling growing German isolation as neutral Balkan, Scandinavian, and Mediterranean states drift away. German submarine policy and the US arms embargo loom as strategic factors in continued war delay.
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Kirkel
Simpson
Associated Press
Italy
Omintern
Mussolini
Rome
Wis
France
Germany
Berlin
Folio
Russia
Two Neutrals Propose Mediation On Eve Of War
Amsterdam reports Queen Wilhelmina and King Leopold announce joint peace efforts to Germany Britain and France. In Berlin neutral critics mock the move while London debates a major war loan and wartime measures. Moscow marks anniversary with a military parade as Allied planes engage over Germany and Scotland.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Leopold
Germany
Britain
France
Europe
Neghbors
London
John Simion
Exchequer
House of Commons
Treasury
R. H. Cross
House
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Russia
Klementi Voroshiloff
Cotton Loans at 8.3 Cents on 1939 Crop
The Department of Agriculture announced loans to cotton growers for the 1939 crop at a base rate of 8.3 cents per pound. The program includes location differentials allowing higher rates for cotton stored near principal markets versus remote points.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cotton N Y Market Opens And Closes Higher
The New Orleans cotton market opened Tuesday at 9.26 and closed at 9.27 to 9.29 cents per pound. Spot cotton closed steady eight points higher with middling at 9.27 cents.
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N.Y
New Orleans
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