Martindale seeks united support for Red Cross drive
Mrs. Martindale urges Hempstead County to back the Red Cross roll call drive noting the past year’s record disasters. She cites 100000 people aided and 3700 chapters preparing relief and rehabilitation efforts nationwide with emphasis on preparedness and local canvassing in the county beginning Monday.
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Red Cross
Mest
J. G. Martindale
Hempstead County
Martindade
Feachigs
Gascon
Tome Dei Anakin
Oennopin
Monboset
Espana
Timapstead County
Timapstead County, Our Commounity, Will To-Pledge Considencr Hythie Rel Cross
West Mautay Marine
Allorney
Royce Weisenberger
Mont Campaigee
St Louis
Herpstone County
Joel
Queta
Military Science Draws More Oklahoma Youth
Norman, Okla. Lieut. Col Paul V. Kane of the University of Oklahoma notes rising interest in military science courses as foreign affairs tighten. He says during the last two years the number seeking to train for officers increased about 20 percent while many expect a future noncommissioned role if war expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Nile
Europe
Paul V. Kane
University of Oklahom Suisiting
America
Negro Injured At Gunter Mill Plant
Alma Robinson a 25 year old Hope negro was seriously injured Wednesday morning at Gunter Litother Co. plant 422 East Division street. His clothing was pulled into a shaft, causing severe injuries including a mangled leg and a dislocated right shoulder. He was taken to Josephine Hospital where doctors feared for a limb but hoped to save the leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Robinson
Hope
Tadeun
Prescott Wolves Ready to face Bobcats at Hope
Prescott Wolves coached by Storey prepare for a game against Hope Bobcats at Hope Arkansas. The team features five lettermen returning but lacks experience, aims to rebound after a season opener loss to Blytheville, and seeks improvement against a talented Hope squad led by quarterbacked defense and a quick offense.
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Prescot
Ariem
Curly Wolves
Prescott
University of Arkansas Kireorbacks
Camden Panthers
Nashville
Gordon
Smackover
Panagould
Bobcats
Hope
Conch Storey
Uhe Tenny
Tn Provert
Talied Hope Sauuel
Fragmented Thought Reflections On The Bible Window
A terse, fragmentary note contemplates the Bible as a window in a blurred Pw OE ope phrase. The text hints at themes of absence and division, mentioning lack and divinity in a cryptic, unfinished line. The piece reads like a fragment from a larger, unsettled meditation.
Old-Age Pensions Lose in 2 States
Old age pension plans failed in California and Ohio as top state officials rejected increased grants and funding methods. Other off year results included New York voters approving pari mutuel betting and county jobs, Kentucky electing a Democratic candidate, and Tamany facing a comeback amid race betting controversy.
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Associated Press
California
Ohio
New York
Younty Jobs
Kentucky
Tamany
Shoawresk
Tourns
Cinvinati
Preaeher- Petitmvan
Herbert S. Breelaw
Californie
Keen Jalsa
Dew
Fa Ube
Cranium Crackers Cranium Crackers
Fragmentary OCR text mentions makeup, aging effects, and a series proceeding with unclear names and dates. Reads like a mixed puzzle or quiz page with scattered references to people and numbers, but many words are garbled.
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Van
Robert Montgomery
Tyr
Chardlel Tibayn
Ghathe
Pal Mahl
Peace Bloc Drives War Embargo Opposition With Youth In Mind
Washington reports on two main pacifist factions shaping U S public opinion the National Council for the Prevention of War and the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. Led by Frederick J Libby and Jane Addams the groups press Congress and run a nationwide education campaign to Keep America Out of War while appealing across churches unions and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
NEA
Washington
United States
National Council For the Prevention of War
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
National Council
American Federation of Teachers
Board of Christian Education
Church of the Bretheren
Peace Association of Friends In America
Tis
Frederick J. Libby
Council
Congress
A. S. Grant
Women's International League
Jane Addams
Glheg Wonen
Dorothy Deter
National
Halse
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
New York City
World Peacewiys
Fellowship
Val
Aynerjie
Work Peaceways
Sinko
Sim
Typeftight
Bruce Sive
Max Weis
Christian Brotherhood
United
Nevin Sayre
National Council For the Prevention of
Ten Die in Blast at Amari refinery in Romania
In Bucharest Romania ten men were killed and 16 injured when a blast damaged the Amari refinery at Teleaje. The explosion occurred Wednesday and caused heavy damage to the plant, with investigators assessing causes and scope.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Amari- M-owned
Teleaje
New Election Law Explained for Hope Primary
City officials issue guidance on the 1939 preferential primary law to clarify ballot placement for Hope voters. The measure requires a preferential primary when more than two seek a nomination, with eventual Democratic nominee decided at a second primary if needed.
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City of Hope
City Central Committee
General Assembly
Arkansas
People’ of Arkansas
Gen. Assembly
James H.filkington
Boyd Tackett
Pike County
Gov
Bailey
Hope
Ushar
Wintermeyer Becomes Rector at St Marks Episcopal Church
Rev Harry Wintermeyer has been called as rector of St Marks Episcopal Church. He will reside in Clarksville Tennessee after serving at a Cumberland church in Memphis. A service is planned next Sunday morning with a special sermon and a community service to follow at Mrs Kate Henry’s on Main Street.
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St. Marks Episcopal Church
Harry Wintermeyer
Wintermeyer Romes
Hopetom
Trinty
Clarksville
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Minterime
Thu
Wintermeyer
Kate Henry
Bauth
Hunting Trip Ends In Fine For Bird Poaching
An Austin man dies after a hunting trip incident involving a lane warden. A woman was fined 386 dollars for three violations of shooting birds from a car and in a public area, and for killing birds protected by state law.
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Austin, S
Nus
Weather Forecast Misprint In Port Scott Tribune
City editor misfiled the day's weather forecast in the Port Scott Tribune causing confusion across Kansas and Missouri. The forgotten forecast and misplaced column entry appeared in the newspaper’s weather section as heat wave conditions lingered.
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Port Scott Tribune
Kansas
Cotton Market Report New York December Closing Prices
Cotton closes mixed as New York market shows 14 percent decline. December settlement for middling grade at 9.47 cents, futures at 28 and 224. Trading activity centered on price movement and closing levels.
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New York
Euliun
Washington
Liverpool
Penalty Fixed to Curb Tampering of W. and L. Meters
Hope city council passes ordinance fixing penalties for tampering with water and light meters. Fines range from 10 to 100 dollars. Reports of meter jumpers on electric lines and tampered water meters cited. NYA project plans discussed with no city obligation. Police and fire reports show arrests, fines, and alarms for October.
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Hope City Council
C. G. Thomas
Council
Spene
NYA
Ed T. Wayte
S. R. Copeland
Tr. R. Bryant, Jr
Charles Reynerson
Killing Frost Halts Arkansas Vegetation Growth
Below normal temperatures and killing frosts swept Arkansas last week, stopping vegetation growth, the Weather Bureau reported Wednesday. Vegetation damage affected crops and gardens across multiple counties in the state.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Weather Bureau
Cotton Crop Forecast Plunges From Last Month's Estimate
Washington reports the Agriculture Department pegs the cotton crop at 11,843,000 bales of 500 pounds as of November 1, down from 11,928,000 a month earlier. Census data show 10,085,260 running bales cropped so far, and Arkansas yields lint cotton at 314 pounds per acre for total production of 1,410,000 bales.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
Arkansas
Coal Executive Wounded in Riot at Kentuck Mine
In Greenville Kentucky a violent clash at a coal mine left Robert Brown 54 White City construction superintendent for Hart Coal killed and President Brent Hart wounded. 250 to 300 armed men reportedly seized the colliery and took post there.
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Greenville
Potation
Here In
Robert Brown
White City
Hart Coal Corporation
Brent Hart
Downie Circus Ends Season in Winter Quarters
A. C. Bradsey, business manager for the Downie Brothers Circus, announced in Little Rock on Wednesday that the show cancelled remaining engagements and went into winter quarters due to cost conditions and business difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
A. C. Bradsley
Downie Brothers Circus
Hendrix College Freshman Trombone Solo Honors J.T. Luck
J.T. Luck of Hope gave a trombone solo at Hendrix College assembly in Conway. The performance, arranged by M. J. Lippman, featured Luck as a member of the Hendrix band and a freshman this year also in the symphony orchestra.
Sheriff Clayton Desha Heads Peace Officers
Sheriff Howard Clayton of Desha County was elected president of the Arkansas Peace Officers and Sheriffs association. The gathering took place at a church in Plyler North Carolina where the mispelled sign inspired the renamed congregation Frendshin Church.
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Clayton
Desha
Little Rock —i
Howard Clayton
Desha County
Arkansas Peace Officers and Sheriffs Association
Wedhiesilly
Plyler
N. C
Great Red Cross Anthem From Edward Barrett Speech
A flowing tribute proclaims the Red Cross as a universal healer and helper uniting rich and poor, rebuilding after fire and disaster, easing sickness, and spreading charity through countless hands. Edward Brendan Barrett signs the piece as author.
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Nate
Tam
British Decline Answer at Once French Say No
London reports indicate Neville Chamberlain declined to comment on a peace appeal from Queen Wilhelmina and King Leopold while unofficial French circles signaled a clear no. Halifax outlined allied war aims in a speech. German sources framed it as Britain rejecting the offer. A submarine Oxley loss was announced by Churchill and two unidentified planes dropped leaflets near Paris referencing Molotov.
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London
Eng
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Wilhelm I
Holland
Leopold
Bel
Gium
Answ
Secretar
Halifax
Oxley
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Paris
France
Mill
Molotoff
Russia
Germany
Italians Put War Blame on Russians
Rome says Soviet Russia bears partial responsibility for the European war. Virginia Gayda of 1 Giornal d Italia accuses the Comintern of seeking guardianship over peace in the Balkans and Danube regions, while Mussolini’s Italy pursues a policy of peace and balance amid rising pressures.
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Rome
Italy
Virginia Gayda
Russia
Giornal d'Italia
Balkans
Moscow
Communist International
Gayda
Comintern
Soviet Russia
Danube
Poland
Germany
Britain
France
Berlin
Europe
Soviet
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Nicholas Murray Buller
Walter W, van Kirk
Dorothy Detzer
John Nevin Sayre
Negro
Gunter’s Mill
Storey
Oytard
National Council For Prevention of War, and Women’ S League
Peace Bloc
U. S
St. Marks Church
L. Meters
Hope High School
G. M. Lewis
Henyead County Hospital Association
Hoge Public Library
Picea
Loti
Wybank
ISH Batineu
Batik
Downie Circus
Haltin
J.T. Luck
Hendrix
Edward Brendan Barrett
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