Hope Favored to Win Over Wolves in Annual Game
Prescott awaits Friday clash as Hope, the favorites by at least three touchdowns, faces the Prescott Wolves in Hammons phielion. Coach Hammons expects a hard game but predicts a Hope victory. lineup features Joe Eason at fullback Bobby Elen at quarterback and Jimmy Simms Charles Ray Baker at the halves.
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Hope
Wolves
Prescott
Bop
Hammons
Phielion
Cuneh
H. Storey
Joe Eason
Camnaigh
Mianmons
Eason
Bobby Elen
Jimmy Simms
Charles Ray Baker
David Coleman
Indy
Baele
Hope Prescott
Green
Cece Metley
Wee Wilson
Breedings Wison
Guarel Bamelyy
Comeon
Wilson
Cetner Qutteny
Cecum
MECH
Guar
Ome Wise
Tavkte
Baker
Cidioun
Addins
Simpson
Ellen
Ye Ow Bunich
Quairterbark Unker
Massell
Lett Ali Siig
Meow Elis
Basu
Lir
Stainton
Millbad
Presnot School
Texarkana
Pexark
Sedfeved Bell
Ase
Girls You Should Learn to Cook Remarked In Norman
In Norman Oklahoma a statement from Miss Helen Holbrook secretary at the University of Oklahoma suggests that girls who cook have sharper wit and better prospects for college education than those trained as stenographers. Community sewing programs have shifted older women toward domestic pursuits, while concerns about bribed typists appear in the same vein.
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Norman
Okla
vPj
Helen Holbrook
W. C
University of Obdahons
Cartney
Jewelers of State Convene in Little Rock Meeting
Arkansas Retail Jewelers Association will meet in Little Rock on Friday November 17 for a key business discussion. BE Stewart of Hope director and Myron Everts of Dallas national president will speak. Governor Bailey and Little Rock mayor are expected to attend. The meeting will be at Hotel Marion.
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Arkansas Retail Jewelers Association
Little Rock
BE. P. Stewart
Hope
Myron Everts
Dallas
War Capitol Istote Museum in Arkansas Planned Repair
The War Time Capitol Memorial Commission in Little Rock voted to repair the Civil War era capitol at Washington Arkansas and hire a caretaker. The group named Mrs. Charles B Lowthorp as chair and Dillis Herndon as treasurer to seek WPA funds and make the 60 by 49 foot frame building a museum with self sustaining entrance fees.
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Little Rock
MIVE
la Ant
Washington, Ark
Dillis Herndon
Charles 8. Lowthorp
Hope
Herndon
Washington
Transfer of Ships Within the Law
President Roosevelt said eight United States vessels could be transferred to foreign registry legally, though the decision is still under study for human and property implications. He spoke at a press conference on how shipping restrictions affect North Atlantic lines and proposed to Congress pensions and unemployment benefits under social security for displaced seamen.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
North Atlantic Sea
Congress
Biggest Red Cross Drive In History to Open Saturday
The American Red Cross will launch its largest membership campaign starting Armistice Day to aid stricken European populations and strengthen domestic operations. Mrs. J. A. Martindale of Hempstead County chairs roll call, with 100 chapters nationwide. The drive runs through November 30 as the organization pledges greater service amid increased disaster duties in the United States and abroad.
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Red Cross
Europe
Amerie Red Cross
J. A Martindale
Hempstead County
Martindale
American Red Cross
Ureas
Significance of Red Cross programs and reach 1988 89
Between July 1988 and June 1989 the American Red Cross aided 100000 disaster victims across 148 incidents in the continental United States. Chapters assisted 116000 families, 165000 war veterans and heirs, and field directors enabled 40000 service members and families to receive aid. The organization trained 10000 new fire saves and 318000 new first aiders, operated 2720 highway first aid stations and 242 mobile units, and conducted millions of health visits and school screenings. Volunteers produced 30000 disaster garments, 4600 surgical dressings, and 720000 Braille reading materials for the blind.
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American Red Cross
Continental
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Fed Cross
Doleful Leopold and Wilhelmina Seek Path to World Peace
Column on King Leopold of Belgium and Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands linking for peace efforts. It recalls Leopold’s two personal tragedies, his early war exposure, and Wilhelmina’s long reign, privacy, and efforts against jazz influence while supporting the Dutch royal line.
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Leopold
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Pringess
Juliana
Holland
Charming
London
Astrid
Rossip
Non
Elizabeth
Tiss
Nether Innes
Prines
Clevel
Hors
Rava Park
Prince Bernhard
Wne
House of Orange
Helland
Defects Found in New Navy Vessels
Washington officials stated the Navy flagged defects in recently built destroyers that affected stability. Measures to correct the faults have been initiated and are being implemented to ensure vessel safety.
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Washington
Navy
Dew
Holland and Belgium Brace Defenses Amid Turmoil
Amsterdam reports a swift defensive setup as the Netherlands floods its water line and Belgian troops dig new trenches. A window in Berlin was shattered by a missile aimed at Hitler’s photograph while authorities seek evidence on the d bomb plot. British planes claim to have destroyed a German craft in the North Sea as the Dardanus reports a Japanese air attack near Hong Kong. Switzerland mobilizes troops in a heightened state of alert with numerous battalions and cavalry units deployed.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Netherlands
Berlin
Heinrich Hoffman
Adolf Hitler
Fuhrer
Hitler
Englinh
Hongkonk
Crown Colony
Santon Priday
Waiehaw Islaind
Hongkong
Hanoi
Frenett
Thought on Nobility and Courage by Lavater
A fragment reflecting Lavater's view that one who cannot act boldly and generously may still pose as noble. The line contemplates courage, plain speech, and the distinction between outward show and true virtue.
Cranium Crackers Classification Quiz Item List
A puzzle from a page listing categories with misread item names across four groups. It asks to identify which items belong to given classes such as musical instrument birds games of sport animals and other items, with several garbled entries.
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RMU
Hoodo
Anvk
Zeal
Ihina
Orange Satan
Tye
Rainfall Totals From Local Experiment Station
Rain gauges at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station recorded 0.53 inch of rainfall by 2:30 p.m. Friday, with 0.33 inch from midnight to 2:30 p.m. This rain ends a dry spell of several weeks and will benefit cover crops shrubs and certain vegetables.
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Fruit & Truck Branch
Armistice Day Event at Sweet Home Church
The American Legion schedules an Armistice day program at 2 pm Sunday, November 12, at Sweet Home church six miles east of Blevins on Highway 24. The program includes color advance, memorial service, readings, addresses by John P. Vesey and Lingreice L. Mitchell, songs My Buddy and Battle Hymn of Republic, an open forum, and benediction. A note ends with a historical aside on a rapid-fire weapon from 1862.
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American Legion
Sweet Home Church
Blevins
House
A. ML. Wade
Hope Post
A. WH. Wade
Bert Carlen
James Sewell Yarheery
John P. Vesey
Buddy
Mary Francis Sewell
Betty Jo Spears
Legionnaire
Lingreice L. Mitchell
Republic
Ail
Open Forum
Surrounding Sparkman Bank Robbery Bandits Narrowed In
About 100 officers and volunteers closed in on three armed robbers who robbed Sparkman bank of $3000 on Thursday. State police HQ reported sightings five miles north of Poyen and bloodhounds tracked the area as the search intensified.
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Sparkman, Ark —(P
Sparkman Bank
Luke Barber
Little Rock
Poyen
Serica
Barber
Methodist Church to Equalize Pay in North Arkansas
The North Arkansas conference of the Methodist church ordered its finance commission to review salaries of district superintendents to equalize pay. Rev. Cecil Culver of Paragould noted discrepancies between salaries by as much as $1000 to $2000 annually across the region.
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Morriston
Ark
North Arkansas
Methodist Church
Finance Commission
Cecil Culver
Paragould
LSU President Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud and Tax Evasion
In New Orleans Dr. Jamves Monroe Smith, former LSU president, pleaded guilty to two federal counts of using the mails to defraud and income tax evasion. He was sentenced to 30 months on each count.
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New Orleans
Jamves Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
Friday
Final date to pay personal taxes set for Monday
Sheriff C. E. Baker announced that next Monday, November 18, is the final date to pay personal taxes without penalty. He stated there will be no extension under state law and urged anyone who has not paid to do so at the sheriff's office in Washington. He emphasized the need for timely payment for everyone's benefit.
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C. E. Baker
Cornerstone Is to Be Laid Then by the State Masons
Hempstead county prepares to dedicate its 200000 courthouse and jail on the old Garland school site in Hope. The Grand Lodge to lay the cornerstone on Wednesday November 29 with officers Hott Springs’ A Kemp and Camden’s H Shelton presiding. Contents placed in the cornerstone include a Holy Bible a Whitfield Lodge history a Hope Star courthouse edition a 1936 Centennial Hope Star edition Hempstead county lodge rolls and seeds from the high watermellows.
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Hempstead County
Garland
Hope
Grand Lodge
He & A. Kemp
Hott Springs
H.bob Shelton
Camden
Whitfield Lodge
Hope Star
Arkansas
Hampstead
Annual Poppy Day Sale On Saturday
The American Legion Auxiliary Child Welfare Committee sponsors a state wide Armistice Day poppy sale on November 11. Hope will contribute to the Emergency Relief Fund for veteran families with sick or disabled or deceased parents. Sixty five percent of proceeds stay for local child relief. 45 percent go to the state fund. Mrs C P Tolleson heads the sale with volunteers organized to cover the city amid a strong call to support needy children.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
C. P. Tolleson
C. B. Tulleson
Finnish author Sillanpalm wins Nobel Prize in Literature
The Swedish Academy awarded the 1939 Nobel Prize in Literature to Frans Eemil Sillanpalm of Finland. His best known work is Silja, a study of a young peasant woman. The fragment mentions a misfit hotel detail about a wren house entrance.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish Academy
Frans Eemil Sillanpan
Sillanpan
Cotton New York Opening Bid and Closing Price
New York cotton opened Friday at 9.40 cents per pound and closed at 9.47. The middling spot price stood at 9.72 cents per pound.
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New York
Enlton
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