Saratoga girls rally to edge Calunphus Cats in tight game
In a pair of high school girls and boys basketball contests, the Calunphus Cats led 12–0 early in the third, Pardue fouled out in the second, and the Bull Dogs triumphed 27–25 while the Lindy Tigers fought back from 18–10 to fall 27–25 in a final thriller.
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Crit Cardwall
Calvin
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Guard Pardue
Calunphus Cats
Bull Dogs
Galiibous
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Saratoga Girls
Foumhe
Hope to Play Prescott Here
The Hope Bobcats meet the Prescott Curly Wolves at Vanunons stadium Friday night in a matchup of winless teams. Both squads have lost all games. Hope carries a tougher schedule but recent weeks show progress. Jimmy Simms is out with injuries. large Prescott crowd expected.
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Frescott’ Curly Wolves
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Hopebacks
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Jimmy Simms
Simus
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Curly Wolves
Yerger Tigers to duel Conway on Monday game set
The Yerger Tigers face Conway Monday after a strong week of practice. Coach Rainey says injuries linger but will not sideline key players as Yerger remains a leading state championship contender after beating Texarkana 10 Friday at Hammons Stadium.
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Conway
Rainey J
Texarkana
Hammons Stadium
Democrats Gain in Lower House
Late returns boost Democrats in the House to a safe majority as Republicans net four Senate seats. With most contests decided, Democrats hold 264 seats in the House, six more than now and 46 above a majority, while Republicans are six seats short of the 167 needed for control. Three Progressives, an Independent Democrat and an American Labor member are elected. Democrats gain 23 former Republican seats, Republicans gain 15 former Democratic seats. Wisconsin sees a Progressive defeat of a Republican.
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Republicans Win Four Seats In Minnesota Shift
In a statewide contest the Republican party gained four seats previously held by Democrats and added another when Hendrik Shipstead, a Farmer Labour member, won re election in Minnesota. The Democrats narrowed this gain when James M. Tunnel Sr. defeated Senator John G. Townsend Jr. in Delaware.
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Hendrik Shipstead
Farmer- Labor
Minnesota
James M. Tunnel Sr
John G. Townsend Jr
Delaware
Roosevelt's 1936 Victory Margins Compared Across Eras
Roosevelt won by a popular margin just over four million and carried the Electoral College 468 to 63. Willkie, Hoover, and Coolidge set historic marks in their eras while women cast their first substantial votes in 1920. The piece traces percentages and totals from multiple elections to frame the scale of Roosevelt's triumph.
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Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughies
Wendell Willkie
Herbert Hoover
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Hoover-Smith
Coolidge
Coolidge-Davis
LaPollette
Harding
Wilson
Willkie Urges U S Unity After Campaign End
Willkie conceded Roosevelt's re election on Wednesday and appealed for national unity. He declared no plans beyond a brief vacation and said he entered and ended his campaign without ill will toward anyone.
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Willkie
Roosevelt
Draft Telegram to President Praises Unity and Aid
Kia began with a congratulatory telegram to the president praising unity among the people. He thanked supporters and pledged to continue work for national unity, defense, aid to Britain, and removal of antagonisms in America to ensure a government of free men endures and spreads worldwide.
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Kia
Britain
America
Teachers Hit Textbook Pact
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Education Association should seek a break in contracts and reclaim funds spent unlawfully in textbook deals, urged by Supt L M Goza Arkadelphia schools. The Council favored a fully professional Textbook Commission and a state Board of Education with one member per congressional district on staggered terms, excluding officeholders candidates or state employees.
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Arkansas Education Association
L. M. Goza
Arkadelphia
Textbaske
A, BE
Representative Council On Education
West Side
Courncil
Textbook Commission
Board of Education
Arkansas school board plans and membership report
Lotal reports that school board members and employees would not be barred. The governor would appoint the board with the state education commissioner as ex officio secretary without vote. A. B. A. membership of 6829 equals 5.2 percent of Arkansas white teachers, per chairman A. Shannon of Stamps. Membership is 89 percent of the 8,000 goal by February 1, 1941, and nearly 400 ahead of last year’s pace. Other committee reports covered Affiliated Units, Public Relations, Tours, and Induction in Citizenship with various chairmen from Smackover to Hope.
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Arkansas
A. G. Shannon
Stamps
Unites
B. E. Whitmore
Smackover
National Youth Administration
M. E. Bird
Earle
Crawford Greene
Little Rock
Thelma Pickens
Batesville
J. E. Sadders
Conway
Beryl Henry
Hope
Backache relief echoes kidney health claims
An old advertisement promotes Dean’s Kidney Pills as a cure for backaches and other signs of kidney trouble. It asserts kidneys remove acids and poisons from blood and urges readers to consult a druggist for Doan’s pills, claiming decades of use and relief.
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Nature
Dean
Atul
Unclear Text Summary of Education and Manufacture
Fragmentary report notes references to wool substitutes from milk casein and past courses, with garbled wording about production and students. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities are recoverable from the readable fragments.
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Fed Cross
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