Carnival thoughts and community notices in Hot Springs area
A rambling set of reflections, local events, and social notes describes picturesque drives to Hot Springs, the A F A gathering, theater glimpses, and Thanksgiving decor. It lists church groups, Girl Scouts, and church ladies events, along with visits from Mrs. Giles and Mr. Smith, with Monday Bible study plans at the First Baptist Educational building.
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Adil
First Baptist
Wiggaison
W. M.S. First Baptist Church
Ramona Comes to Saenger in New Technicolor
Ramona the love story returns to the screen with Helen Hunt Jackson’s tale starring Loretta Young and Don Ameche in Technicolor. Cast includes Pauline Frederick Jane Darwell Katherine De Mille Victor Kilian and John Carradine. Filming aimed to capture Ramona’s California ramona landscapes and the romance with Zanuck overseeing casting and production.
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Helen Hunt Jackson
Saenger
Lo‘retia Young
Don Ameche
Kent Taylor
Pauline Frederick
Jane Darwell
Katherine de Mille
Victor Kilian
John Carradine
Darryl F. Zanuck
Seare
Romone
Coverape
Ramon
Locretta Young
Alessandro
Ramona
San Jacinto Mountain
California
Alessandro Hive Ane
Hope Falls Short as De Queen Remains Undefeated
In a tense clash Hope battles De Queen, but a late fumble and interceptions halt a go ahead drive. Bright sparks a comeback with a long pass to Ramsey, yet a missed two point try seals Hope’s score as De Queen clinches victory and preserves its perfect Arkansas high school season.
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Sewell
McLemnre
Hope
Aunother
Bright
Ramsey
W. Parsons
Spears
McDaniel
BeQueen
Hape
Bobrats
Arkatsus
Bobcats
de Queen
Forest policy urged as Arkansas leads in timber acres
Arkansas ranks third among southeastern states in total forest acres at about two million with only Florida and Georgia ahead. Reforestation is urged to replace old growth, turning wood products into crops on current land to raise living standards, protect waters and game, and reduce state costs for segregated settlement services.
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Routh
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Beard
Virgin Liberty Cutaver Woodskind
Circles Plan Luncheon at Educational Building
A community notice outlines a pot luck luncheon at a defined Educational building time for Circle No 2 and a separate meet with Mrs. Gus Haynes at 12 30. The fragment notes an official gathering and indicates organizational roles in the event.
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Cirele No. 2
Cirele No. Ii
Gus Haynes
Longtime editor Clark Howell shaped Georgia politics and press
Clark Howell of Georgia rose to editor in chief of The Constitution after his father’s death in 1897 and later led the publishing company. He backed reform efforts, supported Roosevelts agenda, and pressed for better rural highways and schools while maintaining editorial leadership. He served on the University of Georgia board and remained editor and general manager despite heavy duties.
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Uiliona
Georgia
Constitution
Atlanta
Howell
Harriet Glasco Barrett
Auguste
Dlive
Beani
Annie Comer
Savannah
Margaret Cannon Cure
Durham
N.C
Clark Howell, Jr
Hugh Comer ‘Howell
Albert Howell
Julian R. Howell
Associaide Presa
Assocatiinn
Are
Moke Smith
Smith
United States Senate
O Re
University of Georgia
Trailers Steal a Lead in Expensive Models at Expo
The display highlights luxury caravans with cabins ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. One mahogany finished trailer includes a gas stove and sleeping space for five. Car makers emphasize refinements, streamlining, and safer interior fittings as showgoers view over 200 cars.
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Ane Mat Glackurer
MathmMal
Tryper Resorts
Slomas
America
Analyzing Every Motor Accident at Arkansas Convention
HOT SPRINGS Ark delegates at the fourth annual American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators opened with a focus on reducing crash casualties. George R Wellington of the Interstate Commerce Commission described federal efforts to analyze causes, proposed uniform carrier regulations, and criteria for interstate drivers. He noted no federal license plan yet, but outlined regular vehicle inspections and tests for drivers, plus drug and alcohol restrictions and weight limits under study. Educational campaigns for safe driving were endorsed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Amercan Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
George R. Wellington
Washington
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uniforms Carriers
Bureau
Lake Huron Tug Frederick A Lee Reported Lost
Coast guardsmen searched Lake Huron for the 70 foot tug Frederick A Lee after it sank Friday night with five aboard. No wreckage identifying the craft was found but indications point to the vessel leaving Sarina Ontario. A second brief note mentions college mail patterns observed by University of Town post office head John Buckley, noting women students receive more mail and maintain steady correspondence.
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Rogers City
Midh
Coast Suardsman
Frederick A. Lee
Lake Huron
Coast Guardsment
Lee
Sarina
Ontario
Grinnell
John Buckley
University of Town
Buckley
Equipment Recessed and Wind Shield Defrosters Rolled Out
Wind shield defrosters have been made up signal equipment across many models and are promised to become standard soon. The move includes recessed equipment and improved defogging features aimed at enhancing visibility and safety in varied conditions.
Taxes Suspected Linked to Bootlegging Rise in Prohibition Era
A New York study by the Institute of Public Administration argues high liquor taxes fuel bootlegging. The report notes expected liquor tax revenue of up to 1 billion dollars, but actual two year yield about 40 million annually, blaming illicit traffic. It cites per capita tax paid spirits at 29 percent of 1914 levels and calls for tax reductions on beer and wines to promote temperance.
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New York
Institute of Public Administration
Congress
Hanoi
Austerity ale whisky tax claim and SOS missing relatives note
An OCR fragment discusses whisky tax values and a claim about austerity measures. It also mentions SOS efforts for missing relatives or sick people, noting a small success rate around four percent of the effort. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
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Methodist Church
Craig Roseborough
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Dorothy Leeluck
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Mary Ross McFaddin
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John S. Gibson Sr
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R.A. Smith
Springhill
Luma
Loretta
Saenger Sun-Mon-Tues
Paramount News Events
Warren Nesbett Hlevins
Avkptisas
Gage
Hope Star
Loretta Young
Katherine DeMille
Clark Howell
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Sutton-Collier
Han South Walnut Street
Sonthent
Ansas
John 5S
Gibson
Rexall
Beltyery
Nelson-Huckins
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Clyd Beatty
Shipley Studio
Hope Basket CO
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Ford Automobile
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