PTA to Meet at High School for Evening Program
The PTA will meet at the high school Tuesday evening at 7:30. Readings include Develichal Miss Carrie Chaney and Jesin Herman Special. Lectures titled Pupil Looks at School by Gien ard and Lawyer Looks at School by Mr. Bryce Weisenberger. Doctor Looks at School by Dr. A. Buchanan.
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Blevins P. T. A
Trtium
Mwhiat
Develichal
Carrie
Chaney
Jesin Herman
Sh Seabee
Gienard
Biyce Weisenberger
A. Doctor
A.uchanan
Attending Religious Activities at First Methodist Church
About 400 attendees gathered in the parlors of the First Methodist church for a conference. Yong Park of Chiosen Christian College Seoul Korea hosted, on leave from the Korean college. Dr C M Reyes of Bite Rock presided, with Memorial address by Dr James Jomas of Little Rock. Delegates welcomed by L Cargile as vice chairman. Speakers included Dr ey i Smith and Bishop Selecman.
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First Methodist Church
Yong ‘Ak Park
Chiosen Christian College
Seoul
Korea
Park
Seleeman
C. M. Reyes
Bite Rock
James Jomas
Little Rock
New Congress Continues Split Over New Deal Leadership
The article notes Democratic senator William H. King of Utah will be succeeded by Abe Murdock, a strong New Deal supporter, while Abe Murdock’s loyalty ties him to the administration. It also mentions Senate figures Sherman Minton, Jimmy Byrnes, and Alben Barkley shaping Roosevelt era leadership and policy.
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Burke
William H. King
Utah
Abe Murdock
New Deal
Senate
Sherman Min‘toni
Indiana
Jimmy Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Peckinpaugh Is Indians Chief Again in Five-Year Pact
Cleveland president Alva Bradley awarded Roger Peckinpaugh a five year deal with likely $12 000 annual pay plus attendance bonus, assuring no front office interference. The move follows Peckinpaugh’s 1983 ouster for Walter Johnson and contrasts with Oscar Witt’s prior $15 000 salary and possible $20 000 with bonuses.
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Cleveland
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Peckinpaugh
Oscar Witt
Bradley
Peck
Walter Johnson
Local Names Listed in Hope and Nashville Area Notices
A list of residents and entities including Arthur Bert Carter A H Wade Lea Robins James F Allen Arch Turner Isaic McDonald A G Martin Miles Lahs Patmos Conrad Lewis Foy Hammons Dr Dan Smith Claude Agee Clyde Toland Ed Williams Dr Ford D Henry Henry Y Daugherty Ford D Holt Edd Ross Carl Rees J C Conway Hugh B Hall C C Mc Neil R E Cain H M Olsen Ben Southward and others in Hope Nashville areas appears in the notice. It records names and locations without detailing actions or events.
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Arthur Bert Carter
A. H. Wade
Blegins
Lea Robins
Hope
Curry Allen
James F. Allen
Arch Turner
Isaic McDonald
A. G. Martin
Miles Lahs
Patmos
Conrad Lewis
Foy Hammons
Dan Smith
Claude Agee
Clyde E. Toland
Ed Williams
Ford D. Henry
Henry Y. Daugherty
Nashville
Ford D. Holt
Edd Ross
Carl Rees
J. C. Conway
Hugh B. Hall
C. C. McNeil
R. E. Cain
H. M. Olsen
Ben Southward
Roosevelt's third term and Congress shaping up
The piece anticipates Roosevelt entering a third term with a more cooperative Congress. It notes a slimmer anti New Deal coalition in both houses and predicts easier passage of administration priorities. It also asks what kind of legislation a third term Congress might pursue.
Calls and Routines in Army Life for a New Recruit
NEA Service outlines how a new recruit learns common military routines from bugle calls to mess and guard mounts. The piece describes wake, formation, meals, and cleanup duties, noting adjustments from civilian life and the daily discipline of army living.
Names and places tied to Hope appear in OCR fragment
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and locations centered on Hope and Saratoga, including Frank Kerney, RL U1, W Hatcher, Patmos, Eugene Cox, George Marton, Arch Gathright, Robert L May, and others. The text reads like a roster or directory with routes and addresses mixed with names, lacking coherent context or verbs.
Bailey to Name Commission to Enforce New Law
Governor Bailey M plans to appoint a three member Workmen's Compensation Commission to administer the new law before it takes effect on December 5. He aims to confer with governor-elect Adkins and expects to name the commissioners soon to ensure benefits protections from December 3 onward. The package includes three commissioners at $5,000 yearly and fifteen staff positions with salaries from 1,200 to 2,000 dollars.
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Little Rock
Bailey M
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Homer M. Adkins
Bailey
Adkins
Aps
Ecn
Graves to keynote Farm Bureau state meeting banquet
John T. Graves will speak at the Motel Mosion on Monday night during the Farm Bureau convention’s sixth annual state meetings. Executive Secretary Walle Frasier announced the banquet as a new feature with several hundred farmers and agribusiness workers expected to attend. Graves, listed in Who’s Who in America, is regarded as a leading southern economist and lecturer editor author, with past speaking engagements at Arkansas University Fayetteville and El Dorado. Born in Rome Georgia, he studied at Morice Mann School New York Princeton and George Washington Universities and received an honorary doctorate from the University of the South Sewanee in 1935.
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Mocion
Walle Frasier
Farm Bureau
Organized Agriculture
Fresier
America
Graves
South
Arkar
University of Arkansas
Fayltteville
el Dorado
Rome
Morice Mann School
New York
Princeton
George Washington
University of the South
Sewanee
Tennessee
New York Journal
Notable Figures Parade in Autumn Auction Row
Fragmentary OCR lists many names with prices and roles, followed by a biographical note about a veteran and writer connected to Alabama and Southern publications. It mentions artillery service, the American Expeditionary Force, the United States Army, and editing roles in Florida and Jacksonville, with works including The Shaft in the Sky and The Book of Alabama and the South.
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United States Army
Dacing
France
Edwin N. Warley
Amnerican Pesce
Paris
Uy Fudural Yeste Commission
Washington
Birmingham Herald
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advert
A vintage ad urging readers to try Carter's Little Liver Pills to relieve constipation and indigestion. The copy uses bold claims about bowel movement improvements and frequent “Happy Days” feelings, listing prices of 10 and 21 cents and prompting readers to ask their druggist.
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Carter
Ducetiona
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Iby Reservation
Geo. G. Meade
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Mien
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Mich
General Motors
GIB Lewis Garage
Hope, Ark
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NEA Service
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John
Lyek
Army
John Q
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R. C. Austin
J. B. Neal
Paul Rowe
G. Cook
L. A. Manning
K. A. Davis
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Blevins
P. C. Stephans
J. H Wilson
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R. E. Jackson
Jim H. Stuart
Chester D. Lester
John G. Harvell
Saratoga
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Brooks Shults
Fulton
W. E. Cox
Arthur Holland
Robert C. Harvell
J. Rufus Gentes
Joe Deadman
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Frank Russell
C. W. Tarpley
Jess Wood
Lester Wade
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L. J. Young
McCaskil
Grover J. McFarland
Claude M. Rowland
D. L. Stephens
Thomas M. Higgsson
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Adkinson Compensation Group
John T. Graves
Opal Geather
T. Riddle
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Tay. Russell
Fouline Bailey
Coe
Charley C. Reedhae
Annie Sue Andrews
Collin Bailey
Mutviel June Webh
Noel Williams
Corbin Foster
Ferrell Williams
G. W. Matthews
W. A. Franks
Con Clyde Coffee
Briant
Tegun
Venus
Fay
Theon
Moon
Bymon Armstrong
Logan Bailey
Barton Cash Store
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Ray Luck
Linus Walker
Fred A
Wy Graben
Ty ” Villards
Cate
Winton Davis
Henry Watkins
Ta AL Paster
Beeker
Leinley
John Ray
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Cross
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Sweetheart
Hope Hardware Co
Magic Chef
Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO
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