Blytheville Chicks Open to Hope Challenge Before December
Blytheville Chicks, riding a 26 game win streak, will take on Hope Bobcats if a game is set for Thanksgiving or before December 1. Coach Carney Laslie cites a prior two year deal with Forrest City and demands meetings with Searcy and Forrest City before adjusting the schedule. Candy Sage signals willingness to pursue the Hope game once Blytheville handles the two current opponents.
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Ark
Blytheville Chicks
Hope Bobcats
Carney Laslie
W. D. McClurkin
Forrest City
Blytheville
Hope
Will Roosevelt Choose Successor as Others Have
A historical overview compares past presidents who designated heirs, noting Jefferson, Jackson, and others who publicly shaped succession. The piece discusses how party leaders and voters responded to attempts at preselecting a successor, with examples from Madison, Monroe, Van Buren, and Lincoln era dynamics.
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Politics Sized Up Here by Sen. Nye
United States Senator Gerald P. Nye predicts a new party forming in four years as a fusion of Republican-Weraks, progressives, and Farmer-Laborites centered on an equitable wealth tax system. He argues current tax efforts are insufficient and urges surcharges on corporate and individual incomes, with leaders like La Follette’s group shaping the plan, while noting Democrats would shift after Roosevelt’s era.
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United States
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Benatar Nye
Lapeak
Morgans
du Ponty
Hast Congress
Nye
Robert Mo la Follette
Wisconsin
Lynn J. Frazier
Henrik Shipestead
Ernest Lunedeen
Minnesota
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Willian FE. Borah
Idaho
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Train Crash Near Jena Kills Three Crewmembers
A collision on the Louisiana Arkansas freight line near Grant seven miles north of Jena killed engineer Hunter of Shreveport, fireman Steelman of El Dorado, and train rider Wright. Several others were injured as crews from Shreveport and El Dorado responded.
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Lily
Louisiana & Arkansas
Grant
Jens
Vidalia
Hunter
C. C. Steelman
Fi Dorade
Ark
SW. Wright
In- Taitnen
Committeemen May Be Named to Final Week
Arkansas party nominees to be named within a week of the primary election. The article notes that committeemen are selected up to a week before the polls close, outlining timing for party nominations and local political processes.
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Hearst Loses His Committee Fight
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that the judiciary cannot interfere with a congressional committee. It refused an injunction Hearst sought to block the senate lobby investigating committee from retaining and using his telegrams obtained from telegraph firms.
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Committee of Congress
United States Court of Appeals
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Senate Lobby
Brice Williams Shot to Death in Texarkana Bank Building
Brice Williams 45, a former Washington Hempstead county resident, was shot on the second floor of the State National bank building in Texarkana at noon Sunday by janitor Butch Moreland. Williams died 36 minutes later at a Texarkana hospital. Moreland, jailed with a minor wound, claimed Williams drew a gun after a quarrel. Sheriff transported Moreland to a county jail. Williams leaves a wife and sister in Texarkana. his family has deep Southwest Arkansas ties.
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Washington
Hempstead County
State National Bank
Texarkana
Butch Moreland
Williams
Willkins
Hhh. Smiley
Lhe Willits
Arkineas
Brice
Rob. Willisias
A. Brice Williams
Grice
Lexarkana
City Court Postponed Due to Quorum Court
Municipal court in Hope was postponed on Monday and will reopen next week due to the Quorum Court convening in Washington. The note mentions an auntie court dogker and potential hearing concerns, but specifics are unclear.
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Becaude
Caf
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Mest Meade
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville special report notes the U S Chamber of Commerce says business has recovered notably since May 1935 and dismisses full blame on the New Deal. It also reports a federal ruling that nine tenths of a hundred million dollars taken from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation by the Central Republic Bank and Trust Company must be repaid.
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Nashville
Tenn
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Central Republic Bank and Trust Company
General Dawes
R. F.C
Jim Braddock
Max Schineling
Madrid Under Fierce Gunfire in Siege Evidence Mounts
Reports from Madrid describe heavy bombardment by insurgent forces as they assault the capital from multiple fronts. Casualties in the hundreds are feared with many wounded, while defenders resist in streets, squares, and near key landmarks including the presidential palace and Gran Via offices.
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Socialist Guard
Cist
Alt
Madrid Electric Company
Gran Via
Cotton futures dip after glow from USDA forecast
Futures prices fell to 1.25 per bale after the Agriculture Department's November estimate pegged cotton output at 12.4 million bales, up from 11.605 million and above prior forecasts. Ginnings by state show Arkansas at 1,061,452 bales as of November 1, with total running bales around 9.82 million.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
Arkansas
New York
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned by Hope Church Pastors
At a Hope church pastors meeting it was decided to hold a union Thanksgiving service Thursday morning November 26 at 10 a.m. at First Methodist church with Rev. William R. Hamilton to preach. Choirs from city churches are invited to join a chorus for the service. Pastors attending included Revs Thomas Bresyster Hamilton Hammonds Harrison Purtle Webb. Regular monthly meetings will be held the second Monday morning each month.
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Pastors of Hope
First Methodist Church
William R. Hamilton
First Basllist Church
Thos. Bresyster
Wm. R
Labor Legislation Mandate Highlighted by FDR in Thanksgiving Message
President Roosevelt Saturday stressed a nationwide mandate to advance labor legislation. He urged Congress to secure decent work, safe conditions, health care, unemployment support, shorter hours, fair wages, proper housing, and elimination of child labor for workers at all levels. An AAA spokesman signaled changes to the soil conservation program are planned for the upcoming congressional session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Third
AAA
Administration Farm
Peace Parley for Unionism Collapses Over Authority
In Pittsburgh, John L. Lewis refused to meet William Green after Green cited lack of authority to alter AFL policy. Lewis called any such conference futile without AFL reversal of its suspension of the Committee for Industrial Organization and the right to organize unorganized industries. About 4,150 World War II veterans remain alive.
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John L. Lewis
William Green
Lewis
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Commissee For Industrial Organization
Green
Federation
Executive Council
American Federation of Labay
Committee For Industrial Organization
Vugh
AFL
A. Fat Lo
Hempstead Quorum Court Delays Annual Taxes and Funds
The Hempstead Quorum Court adjourned the annual session at the courthouse in Washington at noon after postponing appropriations until the January 1937 meeting. County officers reported and committees prepared departmental needs while Frank Rider prepares to be inducted as county judge. The court set annual taxes for municipal, school, road, levy, and state purposes.
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Washington
H. M. Stephens
Niw
Frank Rider
Week end auto deaths rise with 88 victims nationwide
The Associated Press report notes at least 88 people were killed in automobile crashes over the weekend nationwide. Indiana saw two fatal incidents involving a Butler University football captain and a basketball captain critically injured. Census figures show 7,579 auto fatalities in 44 weeks across 136 cities, down from 7,992 the previous year. A taxi service in Ada, Oklahoma announced a new policy to assist partygoers, while a cable dispatch claimed 4,000 telegrams sent in a single fast word.
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Fruit Trees Need Rabbit Protection in Hempstead County
Rabbits threaten fruit trees as green material grows scarce and heavy snows occur. County agent W F Mountcastle urges immediate protection measures. Wrappings of stalks, newspapers, building paper or wire screening deter rabbits from chewing bark, says horticulturist Woolsey of the University of Arkansas. Some growers consider paints or washes as a solution.
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W. FE
Mountcastle
Woolsey
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
R V Stephens Badly Injured In Truck Crash On East Third
Ten people were injured in three crashes over the weekend near Hope Arkansas. R V Stephens, 63, grocer, was struck by a truck driven by Forney Latimer near Stephens grocery on East Third Street and taken to Chester hospital with a broken leg and head injuries. Latimer, 20, aided witnesses and remained at the scene. Henry D Smith of Ozan was in a different crash on Highway 67 with six injured, including George W Smith of Nashville Arkansas and the Browning family from Miller county. the truck overturned multiple times, but all survived. In Hope at Second and Pine streets, three people were slightly injured when two cars collided near First Methodist church.
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Grocerman
Henry D. Smith
Ozan
Stephenson
Forney Latimer
Stepheson
East Third St
S Inn
Young Latimer
W. Mer
Mineral Springs
John L. Wilso Hope
Third Street
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Authie Tics
Dimp
Oza
Centro
Highway 67
Fulton Toll Bridge
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Nashville
Ark
Bill Browning
Allie Marie
Dorothy Lee
Browning
Miller County
Texarkana Hospital
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Texarkana
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Othirr
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Hope
Second
Pine Streets
First Methodist Church
Clyde Coffee
Coffee
Mr. Oliver
Hope Auto Company
Son of Dr Mayo Dies at Grade Crossing in Alma Wis
Alma Wisconsin reports the death of 34 year old Joseph G Mayo son of Dr and Mrs Charles I H Mayo of Rochester Minnesota when his auto was struck at a grade crossing by a Northern Pacific passenger train near Alma The incident occurred Monday local time The report notes Mayo was the son of a prominent Rochester family and the death is attributed to a grade crossing accident in the region Nearby Karaganda reports a new lead deposit estimated at four million tons discovered along the Karaganda Balkhash railway in the Soviet Union
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Joseph G. Mayo
Charles Ih. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Northern Pacific
Karaganda
Karaganta
Balkhash
Open Bridal School Tokyo Aims to Train Diplomat Wives
A new school for brides opens in Tokyo by Viscountess Kiyoko Motono to educate Japanese girls in English and French, etiquette, customs, cooking, driving, and music for potential wives of diplomats and officials. Scholarships will come from top classes.
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Visconitess
Kiyoko Motono
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