Roll Call of Jerican Red Cross Proclaimed in Arkansas
Governor Futrell calls every adult in Arkansas to support the Red Cross Roll Call. The message highlights the organization’s peacetime efforts, disaster relief, safety programs, and aims to foster citizenship and universal friendship through Red Cross service.
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Five-dollar total pledged to Rogers Memorial Fund
The Star reports a total of only five dollars received to date for the Will Rogers Memorial Fund. The fund will be closed out locally on Saturday with all money sent to New York headquarters. Recent donations include contributions from c. Cc. C. Spragina and Hugh Smith.
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New York
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Pete Fox to Join Rowe at El Dorado
Pete Fox of the Detroit Tigers visits Little Rock en route to El Dorado to join teammate Lynwood Rowe. Fox praises Rowe and discusses travels from Evansville Indiana, noting Rowe’s wood and hill game and predicting a swell time hunting with his pal.
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el Dorado
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Chicas Cubs
Mickey Cochrane
Pete
Lynwood
Schoolboy
Fox recalls World Series feats and Beaumont days in 1930s
Fox discusses his tough year and legendary World Series records. He recalls the Fox Rowe Greenberg alliance from Beaumont in 1932, Tigers in 1933, and the 1934 champion Cubs series. He notes hitting streaks, praises Lou Warnecke, and defends umpire Moriarity while reminiscing about early career moves and the sandlot to pro path.
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Beaumont
Texas
Detroit
Tigers
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Fox
Special Prizes in Annual Seal Sale
The Arkansas Tuberculosis association lists prizes for Christmas Seal Sale participants in towns ranging 250 to 6,000 population. Prizes include $50 cash for 1,000-6,000 population towns, a 12 inch Hammond Glob e with atlas for 250-999 towns, and a loving cup for the largest per cent increase if a minimum per capita sale is met. Chairmen meeting quota of 10 cents per capita receive the official National Tuberculosis association emblem pin.
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Arkansas Tuberculosis Association
Pitize
J. A. Laws
Carlisle
Mark Grimes
McCrary
National Tuberculosis Association
New Wrestlers Set for Fair Park Card Wednesday
Three new wrestlers will appear on the American Legion program at Fair Park Wednesday night. A fourth, Speedy Schaeffer, has shown here only once. Schaeffer and All (Bull Dog) Stecker of Fort Worth Texas will collide in the feature two hour time limit bout. In a 45 minute semi final Stanley Rogers of Minneapolis will meet the Bald Eagle of Burbank Alaska. The bout starts at 8 p.m. Quartets tickets will be honored. They may be obtained from Hope merchants for the asking. Construction of the new menu at Fair Park is complete, affording a much more comfortable place than the two former portions.
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Fark
Speedy Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Bull Dog
Stecker
Fort Worth
Texas
Ineanie
Stanley Rogers
Minneapolis
Bald Eagle
Burbank
Alaska
New Deal legal wins mark Armistice Day court actions
The Supreme Court declined to review the Carter Coal case and blocked processing tax moves on the Guffey coal law as part of New Deal challenges. Solicitor General Reed was cleared to argue the Bankhead cotton center law’s validity in a pending case. Chief Justice Hughes led the day’s orders amid post recess discord. An Armistice Day speech by an unnamed official touted ongoing Canada United States trade progress and mutual peace efforts.
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Washington
New Deal
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Hughes
Washburn-Crosby Milling Company of
Kansas
Congress
AAA
Carter Coal , Company of
West Virginia
U S Signs Treaty on Canadian Trade
President Roosevelt announced a reciprocal trade treaty between the United States and Canada. The accord aims to improve commerce and reduce barriers, signaling a significant step in cross border economic policy.
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Roosevelt
Absent Minded Absent Minded
A mill foreman confronts two Black workers walking single file on the road. He questions their worth and work, they insist they are laboring with a plank they carry to the site, joking about forgetting the plank. The exchange exposes racial tension and comic miscommunication.
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