Hempstead County Ceiling Prices Tied To 1940 OPA Rates
Otha T Ivie announces Hempstead County corn ceilings align with last year s OPA levels yellow corn 1204 per bushel farm 122 delivered white corn 135 farm 137 delivered Farmers to self report Triple A conservation performance for 1940 to county office no field visits this year lumber certificates cover maintenance on farms under 1000 building costs species additional cotton loan notes due early year from CCC in New Orleans contact Hope Triple A for info.
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Hempstead
Otha T. Ivie
OPA
Earl Martindale
New Orleans
Commodity Credit Corporation
Triple-T
CCC
Posible
Triple-A
Hope
Agricultue
Claude R. Wickard
Bar Pays Tribute to Carrigan
Texarkana November 14 1944 memorial services were held in Lewisville Arkansas federal court room for the late Steve Carrigan noted Arkansas attorney who died August 24 in the Lafayette county circuit courtroom. O A Graves of Hope presided and called Carrigan a man of the arena and a great trial lawyer who loved the battle. Attendees included his widow daughter Mary Della mother and two sisters.
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Texarkana
Steve Carrigan
Arkansas
Lafayette County
Lewisville
Arkansas Federal Court Room
Mary Della
O. A. Graves of
Hope
Carrigan
Could Henry VII Have Had Stomach Ulcer Pains
Historical speculation on Henry VII and stomach ulcers contrasted with Henry VIII. Advert appears offering Udga for relief of ulcer and stomach pains, indigestion, gas, heartburn, and acid-related symptoms. Promotes 25¢ box Adga Tablets with double money back offer through John P. Cox Drug Co. and stores.
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Henry VIII
John P. Cox Drug Co
Ady
Public sale at Walter Huckabee place near Hope details
Auction begins 11 30 am Monday November 20 1944 at Walter Huckabee place six miles south of Hope and 1 1/2 miles east of Spring Hill. Property includes 3 milch cows 2 wagons one with rubber tires and 1 cultivator.
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Walter Huckabee
Hope
Spring Hill
Memorial honors Arkansas attorney Carrigan's oratorical power
Graves lauded the late Hope city attorney Mr. Carrigan as a great lawyer and orator who studied law literature and history. Fellow speakers, including Seth Reynolds and Judge Dexter Bush, praised his leadership, honesty, and access to clients while comparing him to Paul the apostle. The service recognized his rugged honesty and unwavering advocacy before the courts.
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Graves
Carrigan
Confederacy
United States
Arkansas
Paul
Apostle
Professionals Should Design Homes Not Amateurs
A column critiques a suggestion from Tomor row's Town that home design be done by professionals and that FHA prefer professionally designed houses. It argues planning one’s own house is a joy and right for creative individuals, warning against universal professional control.
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FHA
Parenthood
Nobel Prize Awarded to I I Rabi of Columbia
Nobel laureate Professor I I Rabi, born in Austria and a Columbia University physicist in New York City, has been named the 1944 Nobel Prize in physics recipient in an official Stockholm announcement.
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I. I. Rabi
Austria
Columbia University
New York City
Stockholm
Sweden
English Girl Sets Bell Performance at Leicester Cathedral
Jill Poole, 15, set a world bell ringing record at Leicester Cathedral. She participated in the Cambridge Surprise Maximus on 12 bells, with 280 changes over three hours and 59 minutes. Poole is the youngest ringer in such exercises and is the daughter of H. J. Panic, secretary of the National Guild of Peer Bell Ringers.
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Leicester, Eng
Jill Poole
Cambridge
Leicester
Miss Poole
H. J. Panic
National Guild of Peer Bell Ringers
Reverend Hutton Delights Kiwanis With Musical Program
The Rev. Glen Hutton of First Christian Church led a Kiwanis luncheon program aided by Mrs. C. C. McNeil and Mrs. Hutton. He performed on handsaw and sang several solos and duets, closing with a group sing along. A light joke about Newt Pentecost followed. Guests included William Roetigering of Paducah.
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Glen Hutton
First Christian Church
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
C. C. McNeil
Hutton
Mr. Hutton
Mrs. Hutton
Leto Relief Advertises Gum Discomfort Solution
Druggists refund money if Leto's fails to satisfy. John P. Cox Drug Co. promotes Leto as a remedy for irritated gums with a money back guarantee.
Local Kiwanis Brother on Leave Visits Home
William Cooper Dr. E S Richards and Charles Bundy, brother of Kiwanian Bill Tom Bundy, are mentioned as visiting home while Bundy is on leave from the armed service.
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William Cooper
E. S. Richards
Charles Bundy
Bill Tom Bundy
Armed Service
Combat Films Inform Wounded Vets About World War Battles
The War Department plans to show restricted Signal Corps combat films to staff at all 58 general military hospitals. The graphic reports, limited to wounded veterans, depict battles on various fronts with complete explanations but no editorial commentary.
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San Francisco
War Department
Signal Corps
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