Negro Teachers Meet at Rosston Sessions in Arkansas
About 000 southwest Arkansas teachers students and parents attended a one day session of Negro education training in Rosston sponsored by the Association of Teachers of Negro Youth of Arkansas. Educators from Hempstead LaFayette Miller Howard Sevier Pike Clark Nevada and Nash counties discussed educational problems with R C Childress and had a musical program. The district elected J A Harris Hope as president and set Hope as next year’s meeting place with Yerger High School hosting the 1937 event. Officers named include C L Williams vice president C Pratt secretary C C Harraway treasurer F Bridges reporter George Edwards music director J H Cartheims oratorical director. Since 1932, gross American farm income has risen by nearly 3 billion dollars.
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Arkeheas
Rosston Test Briday
Nevada County
Hempstead
LaFayette
Miller
Howi
Sevier
Pike, Clark
Nevada
Nash
R. C. Childress
A. M. P. Strongs
H. Davis
M. E. Harreway
MW. Walton
J.B. Turner
J. A. Harris
Hope
Yerger High School
Harris
C. L. Williams
C. Pratt
CC. Harraway
F. Bridges
George Edwards
J. H. Cartheims
Adierika Gas Relief Ad Promises Restful Sleep
An advertisement touts Adierika as aOne dose relief for stomach gas pressing on the heart guiding readers to sleep on the right side. It claims cleansing effects on bowel and colon, featuring testimonials from Dr Be Show and Mrs Jas Filler, and urges readers to obtain the product from John S Gibson Drug Co.
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Tower
Dr. Be
New York
Rapade
John S. Gibson Drug CO
Ferguson and Roosevelt War Desk Triumphs in World War I
The article recalls Ferguson earning a 24 hour beat for Archie Roosevelt's wounding and a scoop on the St Mihiel drive. It details censorship limits, Ferguson’s advance writing method, and his dispatches transmitted before rivals. It notes Hoy W W Howard narrating the premature armistice dispatch.
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America
Ferguson
Archie Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hopital
United Press
New York
Oyster Bay
War Department
Archie
St. Mihiel
Col
Dennis Nolan
U. S. Army
Col. Nolan
Howard
Miller
United States
Hoy W.W. Howard
Paris
Vile
Marne
Faris
Brest
Armistice Rumor Break Through Brest Cab Race
Howard Howardson chased a rumor of an armistice signed in Brest on November 7. In a chain of near-misses at Admiral Wilson’s office and a censorship shortcut, his dispatch reached New York first as the official word, while a later Paris report was delayed, delaying correction and altering the timeline of celebratory celebrations.
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Howard
Brest
Ant
Lieut. Hornblow
Henry B. Wilson
U.S
Admiral Wilson
Admiral
Gen. Harries
Gen
Harries
Maj. C. Fred Cook
Wilson
la Depeche
United Press
New York
Ensign Sellards
Tale Howard
Faris
Sellards
Europe
Paris
United Press Office
Washington
Pate
Bres Nd
Third Term Questioned as Presidents Face Repeats
The article traces long history of no third terms with figures like Grant Roosevelt and Coolidge, noting Roosevelt’s 1904 and Wilson era calculations and the 1927 scare with FDR's future. It mentions a Belfast herring catch linked to a full moon, framing superstition versus luck.
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Trish
Belfast
Early television systems noted in London broadcasts
The Balard and Marconi TV systems are explained with details on 240 line standard, public demonstrations in September, and October experiments. Reports mention reception up to 10 miles from the studio over Fleet Street, limited by the high cost of receivers from £5 to £120. Baird offers moving pictures with delayed film, while Marconi transmits directly via a camera. What the Ulura holds toy British television decision awaits.
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Marconi
Fleet Street
London
Baird
Onions Flood Utah Market Amid Surplus
Salt Lake City reports a statewide onion glut with prices dropping to 25 to 40 cents a sack, while production costs as low as 18 cents per sack strain margins. The note mentions guidance to a person named David.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
David
Belgrade to Honor Soldier with Monument on Avala
Belgrade Belgrade war memorial plans a monument on Mount Avala for a Serbian soldier killed in battle against the Austrians. His boots, worn in battle, will be exhibited in the downtown war museum. State Commissioner F. Smith notes a nationwide agricultural surplus could reach 6 000 carloads.
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Belgrade
Yigdslavia
Mount Avala
War Museum
F. Smith
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