Late News Flashes Women Barred From U S Entry
Immigrant board barred Magidla de Fontanges of France from entering the United States on grounds of moral turpitude after a case heard by U S immigration commissioners. She had claimed love trouble with Mussolini and shot Count Charles de Chambrun, former French ambassador to Italy. In Glendale California, Paul Wright shot and killed his wife Evelyn and wounded John Kimmel, airport traffic manager, after finding them embracing. A state game board official in Little Rock sought a ruling on Act 873 of 1937 regarding constitutional challenges. Arkansas attorney general said the state lacked authority to withhold any portion of tax money from school funding allocations.
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New York
Magidla de Fontanges
United States
Board of
U.S. Immigration Commissioners
Ellis Paes
Italy
Count Charles de Chambrun
Mussolini
KIS
Priend Gliendale
Califi
Paul Wright
Union Air Terminal
Evelyn
John Bryant Kimmel
Little Rock
N. Graves
State Game & Fish Commission
Supreme Court
Pulaski
Nevada County producers hear final work sheet approvals
Applications for Nevada County producers are ready with final work sheet approvals issued by the county agent J. L. Hiter. The schedule lists designated townships and dates from November 10 to November 23 at various local sites to sign and submit forms, aiming to ease congestion and ensure timely production figures.
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Ward
Little Hock
J. L. Hiter
Agenue
Nevada County
State Committee
Alaut Oi
Boughton
Courthouse
Taylor
Willisville
Georgia Township
Cathy
Jaff City
Gun Grove
P. An
Albany Township
Sutton
Lanesberg
Cauoey Gownship
Cale
Rosston
Misaur Lawship
Homecoming Game at Hope Friday
A garbled report indicates Hope High School plans a homecoming game Friday with festivities and pride surrounding the oval. Details are unclear but mentions Vasco Drighit Astin Wotllel and Blythegilly game last week, plus upcoming events and local entries.
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Hope
Oval
AL Gamer
Nuts
Ruan
Vasco
Astin
Dalen
Buihis
Oly
Risellertte
Bedriik
Orewlou
Pabopers
State to Appeal Truck Violations
The state opposed a circuit court order freeing seven defendants from misdemeanor charges over alleged truck overloading on state highways. Each defendant was fined $100. appeal to higher court was denied by Judge Dexter Bush. Revenue Dept attorney argued the department may regulate load and licenses for heavy tonnage. Noel Shower noted a decrease since the lower court ruling.
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Little Hock
Mtempstead
Nape
Hay Estate Paliceman
Wer Court
Dexter Bush
Revenue Department
Noel Shower
County Red Cross Setup Completed
Wayne I Boghind Hempstead County Red Cross chairman announced the appointment of township chairmen to aid the annual membership drive opening Thursday. The county quota is 750 memberships with township quotas assigned. Notable leaders include the Rev Bert Webb campaign chair for Hope and Reginald Bearden overseeing the county's southern half. Township chairs span Fulton to Shover Springs with numerous local names guiding efforts.
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Wayne I. Boghind
Hempstead
Red Cross
Mesday
Kueh
England
Fio
Puttin
Bert Webb
Hope
Reginald Bearden
Chaywh HL
Pewbles
Sarnton
Eman Mmultips
Mas
Stephens
Cecil Suayth
Adjustment Group to Meet Tuesday in Hempstead County
UM Osher, of Mage, chairs Hempataid county farm debt adjustment committee. Farmers with debt problems or foreclosures may seek adjustment. meeting at the FSA office begins Tuesday November 16 at 10 a.m. Sessions are confidential. The committee acts as arbitrator to help debtor and creditor reach new, workable agreements. Also mentions public health notes on common diseases.
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UM. Osher
Mage
Farners
FSA
Mrs. J. Brundidge Dies Here After Extended Illness
Mrs J Brundidge 58 died Tuesday at home on East Second Street after an extended illness. Funeral set for 2 30 pm Wednesday from the residence with Rev Thoms Brewster of First Presbyterian officiating. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Surviving are her husband two brothers three sisters all living in Hope and nearby areas.
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Brundidge
Foam
Ler
East Seemed Street
Hally
Union County
Arkansas
K. G. McRae
Hope
J. P. Brundidge
LM. Lile
Wok. Lemley
WE. White
2. S. Greening
Charles C. McRae
Houston
Texas
I. G. McRae
W. K. Lemley
Harry
Af Lemley
4. S. Greening
Compulsory Cut Is Still Cotton Issue
Washington authorities forecast a record crop of 18,243,000 miles prompting Agriculture Department officials to consider compulsory production controls. Spokesmen indicated controls could target either bales or acres or both to manage the expected surplus.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Agriculture Department
Suspected Labor Organizers Seized by Memphis Mob
In Memphis a mob gathered outside a Ford plant and allegedly seized four men accused of CIO organizing. The crowd questioned two men entering a restaurant and pressed claims of being CIO workers. Marty Elder denied ties to his United Automobile Workers group. Meanwhile AFL CIO talks progress on union structure in industry wide organization. A peaceful resolution appears near in Washington. In Hollywood a one day walkout at Columbia Studios ended with 400 workers returning after talks, reaching a satisfactory understanding.
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Memphis
Scimitar
Ford Assembly
Kansas City
CIO
Marty Elder
United Automobile Workers Association
Moyle
Hollywood
Calif
Swift Power
Columbia
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Russian Envoy to Abandon Brussels
Foreign Minister Mioxsin Latvaneff announced the Russian delegation would leave Brussels Tuesday night for Moscow. The move is seen as a protest against what Latviaff views as a step that may exclude Russia from major conference activities amid the Chinese Japanese War talks.
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Brussels
Belgium
Mioxsin Latvaneff
Moscow
Lilyinoff
Russia
Russia and Japan on Verge of War
Tokyo reports one of Japan's strongest formations moved to the Soviet frontier of Manchukuo while Japanese and neutral observers broadly fear imminent conflict between the two nations and brace for likely hostilities.
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Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Manchukuo
Famous Fisherman to Demonstrate Here Wednesday
Nationally known fisherman Jack Lamb arrives Wednesday for an exhibition with rod and reel. He offers free lessons and tours the state to gather material for magazines and films highlighting Arkansas spots. Lamb has fished extensively across the country and says Arkansas offers prime fishing and pleasant conditions this time of year. A downtown street is expected to be roped off for the demonstration.
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Jack Lab
Cotliers
Arkansas
Jack Lamb
Huttig T South
Lamb
War Looming in the West Indies
Haitian Foreign Minister Georges Leger condemned killings of Haitians inside the Dominican Republic calling it a wholesale massacre. He cited unconfirmed reports of drowning and arson after gasoline was poured on victims as Dominican police and civilians carried out expulsion orders. A spokesman tied the violence to a Dominican government expulsion order. A boxcar was inspected on a Tacoma siding as a robin nested nearby.
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Washington
Georges Leger
Dominican
Leger
Tacoma
Wash
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers From Old Etiquette Guide
A fragment from an etiquette guide presents questions and solutions on proper conduct. It covers introductions, knocking before entering rooms, handling letters in guests' presence, seeking smoking permission, guiding with an elbow, and polite farewells, with suggested responses and corrections.
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Chanati
Negro Woman Stabbed to Death Near Hope-Brevins
Arzilla Witherspoon, 19, was stabbed to death on the Hope Brevins highway edge. Augusta Nunley, 22, was arrested after witnesses saw the slaying. Coroner said wounds were fatal. police reported a recent quarrel between the two women.
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Arzilla Witherspoon
Hope-Brevins
Augusta Nunley
Witherspoon
J. H. Weaver
Clarence Baker
Claude Stewart
Nunley
Mrs Marie Hahn Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
In Cincinnati a jury of eleven women and one man found Anna Marie Hahn guilty of the poison murder of Jacob Wagner, 78, with no mercy recommendation. She was sentenced to death in the electric chair. the verdict followed a dramatic moment as she tried to smile at her lawyer before the decision.
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Cincinnati
Anna Marie Hahn
Angel of Mercy
Jacob Wagner
Presbyterian Men to Meet Tuesday Night at Church
The Presbyterian Men of the Church will hold their regular meeting at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday with an interesting program arranged. All members are urged to attend.
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Presbyterian
Tennessee
Thought on God and truth in deepest teachings
A devotional quotation attributed to Robertson urges loving God so He may dwell with you and obeying God to reveal the truth of His deepest teachings. The line emphasizes intimate divine presence and guidance through obedience.
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God
Robertson
Leaders of State Methodism to Be City Guests
The Little Rock Annual Conference will run through Sunday with Bishop John M. Moore presiding. Notable out of state leaders include Dr. G. L. Moreloch and W. E. Hogan. The conference covers seven districts and will open with a Wednesday night session and ministerial roll call.
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John M. Moore
Little Rock
North Arkansas
Missouri
St. Louis
Southwest Missouri
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Board of Missions
G. L. Moreloch
W. E. Hogan
Board of Christian Education
J. H. Reynolds
Hendrix College
Conway
J.M. Williams
C.J. Greene
Arkansis Methodist
Clem Baker
Christian Education
Jam Thomas
C. E. Hayes
Fred Gantt
Foreman
Spd
S. M. Cannon
J. D. Hammons
Arkadelphia
Roy E. Fawcett
Camden
E. C. Rule
the Hope Church
Monticello
John L. Hoover
Pine Bluff
J. Cooper
Prescott
J. D. Baker
Texarkana
J. Wayne Mann
Bishop Moore
Alumni Dinner Honoring Hendrix Galloway Henderson Brown Graduates
All graduates and former students of Hendrix, Galloway and Henderson Brown colleges are invited to an Alumni dinner at Hotel Barlow on Friday at 6 p.m. Reservations should be made by contacting the hotel. Judge J. S. Utley will host, with Dr. J. M. Williams and Percy Gayne also on the program.
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Hendrix, Galloway
Henderson- Brown Colleges
Hotel Barlow
Barlow
J. S. Utley
Alumni Association
J. M. Williams
Hendrix College
Percy Gayne
Kiwanis Club Addressed by Cox in Hope
Jol P. Cox spoke at the Hope Kiwanis lunch at First Christian church on club service, reviewing past civic efforts. He is a former club president and the talk was well received. The Kiwanis board plans to advise the city council on highway traffic hazards. Reverend Bert Webb urged Red Cross roll call cooperation to start Thursday in the county.
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Jol P. Cox
Hope Kiswanis Lab
First Christian Church
Hope
Cox
Kiwanis Club
Bert Webb
Red Cross
Cotton prices move in New Orleans market opening
In New Orleans the December cotton market opened at 7.69 and closed at 7.95 to 7.96. Spot cotton finished steady six points higher with middling at 7.98.
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New Orleans
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Mt. Holly, Ark
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