Leopards Upset Hope In Friday Football Showdown
DeQueen Leopards defeated Hope 12 to 7 in a hard fought game before about 2,000 fans. Aubrey starred at quarterback for DeQueen with key runs and passes, while McLemore connected on reliable short passes. Hope, hampered by fumbles and strong Leopards defense, failed to capitalize as DeQueen pulled away in the third quarter.
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Leonard Ellis
Bobcats
Do DeQueen
Bobests
de- Queen
Leopards
McLemore
DeQueen
D. Aubrey
Aubrey
Ile
Bobcat
Roberats
Spears
Hall
Orbeats
Sewell
Hope
Wy Parsons
Wo Parsons
Cusbhy
du Qaven
Gridfield
McThaniel
Isivk
PeQueen
Boheals
Faylianas
Hfammons
Yasco Bright
Turned Brown By Brown Turner NASHVILLE Social Security Act Opinion
A scathing Nashville piece targets the Social Security Act as a Republican ploy to pension workers while decrying its costs and urging readers to rely on personal bets for entertainment. The author mocks Townsend and references Lewis Sehmeling and the Literary Digest in a skeptical, satirical tone.
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Nashville
Tenta
Republican National
Dr. Townsend
Sparks
Literary Digest
Major Arkansas high school teams stay undefeated after Friday games
Little Rock faces Pine Bluff in a Saturday clash as Hope falls to Chirksville and Atkins loses to the same rival. Belo edges El Dorado 44 to 4, Cindens overwhelms Fordyce 31 to 0, Forrest City caps Blytheville clash 6 to 0, Wynne defeats Helena 10 to 8, Benton blasts Prescot 25 to 7, Jonesboro shells Batesville 18 to 0, Nashville stops Horath 8 to 0, Smar kover tops Warren 28 to 7 amid a note on common house fly germ counts.
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Blytheville
Little Reel
Arkansas
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Jon Yin Kiek
Atkins High School
Chirksville
Belo
EL Dorado
Hot Springs Trojans
Trojans
Cinden
Panthers
Fordyce
Tod
Forrest City
Stuttgart
Wynne
Helena
Benton High School
Prescot
Jonesboro
Batesville
Nashville
Russellville
Horath
Smarkover
Warren
Land Utilization Plan Pushes Forests First in Arkansas
The Arkansas Planning Board urged a land use policy prioritizing statewide forest protection. Recommendations include expanding forest protection, reducing drainage and levee taxes, preventing soil erosion with sound forestry, reviving timber buying services, expanding the state forest nursery, teaching natural resources in schools, increasing Civilian Conservation Corps facilities funding, establishing a forestry commission branch, consolidating timber laws, streamlining prosecutions, and placing state forest lands under the commission for efficient management.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Planning Board
Civilian Conservation Corps
Forestry Commission
Arkansas
State Forestry Commission
Trailers Steal the Auto Show in New York This Month
George A. Wieda reports at the National Automobile Show in New York where trailers captivate crowds with home on wheels. The four floor display highlights elegant trailers with air conditioning, lighting, refrigeration and built in baths, a new star alongside the cars.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Methodists Pick Hope as 1937 Site
The Little Rock Methodist Conference designated Hope as the site for its 1937 meeting. Saturday morning sessions heard criticisms of governmental regulations on liquor sales.
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Little Rock
Little Tock
First Methodist Church
Hope
Peddler's License Appealed in Arkansas Supreme Court
The El Dorado Peddling company appealed a Hempstead chancery ruling that held its agents liable for a $40 annual peddler's license fee in Little Rock. The case moves to the state Supreme Court for review.
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Little Rock
el Dorado Behing Company
Tle
Arkansas Supreme Court
Hempstead Chancery
Hee
Use of Cotton Increase Reported by Census Bureau
The Census Bureau reported that cotton consumed in October reached 646,499 bales of lint and 72,546 of lint fibers, up from 552,840 and 67,279 bales in October last year, indicating a strong rise in usage.
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Washington
Bureau of the Census
Cake Walk Raises 84 Thousand for Hope Boys Band
Mrs. Leon Bundy of the Hope Boys band announced a cake walk held Thursday night in downtown Hape cleared 84 720 dollars. Proceeds go to buy new uniforms for senior band members and to add recruits, with thanks extended to participants and supporters.
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Leon Bundy
Clark Howell Dies Aged 73 Atlanta Constitution Editor
Clark Howell 73 longtime editor and president of the Atlanta Constitution and a director of The Associated Press died at his home. Born near Erwinton D C he rose under Henry Grady to lead the Constitution rising to night editor then managing editor and later Georgia state senator. He served on national coal and transportation commissions and contributed to Democratic politics in Georgia and nationally. Continued on page three.
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Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Associated Press
National Democratic Party
Howell
Georgia
South Carolina
Sherman
Tanta
Ile
Harding
United States Coal Commission
National Transportation Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Evan P. Howell
Julia Erwin) Howell
Erwinton
D.C
Howells
University of Georgia
Grady
New York Times
Philadelphia Pr
Henry W. Grady
South
Georgia House of Representatives
Grads
Constitution
Sentte Amit
Duinnerativ
19 Year Old Boy in Murder Quizz at Kroger Store
Chester Eugene Augustine, 19, described as the youth involved in a murder inquiry, was taken into custody on Wolf Island near Sikeston Ma. He will be brought to the area for questioning.
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Kroger Brocery
Martin
Chester Eugene Augustine
Wolf Island
Sikeston
Pay Hikes Posted by DuPont Mills
Across the United States a wave of wage increases boosts earnings for about 22,700 workers. Du Pont Rayon in Richmond Virginia grants 7 to 10 percent to 3,000 employees. Old Hickory units in Nashville Tennessee add about 5,500 workers. Atlantic Mills in Olneyville Rhode Island T earns 11 percent for 2,200 staff. United States Rubber Products in Naugatuck Connecticut raises pay for about 5,000. Simonds Lumber and Steel Co with plants in Fitchburg Massachusetts Lockport New York Chicago and elsewhere votes 5 to 10 percent for all workers. About 4,000 would be affected nationwide.
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Chicago
du Pont Rayon Company
Richmond
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Nashville
Wilmington
Del
Atlantic Mills
Olneyville
R. T
United States Rubber Products Inc
Naugatuck
Simonds Law & Stcel ;Co
United States
Fitchburgh
Mass
Lockport
N. Y
Pension Payment Is Property Lien
LITTLE ROCK The attorney general said the state holds a lien on a deceased age pensioner’s property to repay the pension paid, noting the law requires repayment of the amount disbursed to the recipient. The comment came in Hope on Saturday.
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Little Rock
Carl EB. Bailey
FC. Hawskins
Hope
Heart Aid Seen in Planned Fire Treatment Report
In Minneapolis a report from the Journal of Medical Progress describes a radio wave based heart treatment aiding coronary reclusion. Walter C. Swann of Huntington, We Win, outlines the method as a relief for heart trouble that endangers workers' brain activity.
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Minneapolis
Journal of Medial Progress
Walter C. Swann
Hunington
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Ozark
Guaehite
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