Marketing Quotas Must Win to Retain AAA
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Harry K. Brown defended farm policy in Little Rock saying a December referendum on marketing quotas could determine the fate of the AAA. Rejections might end attempts to save the cotton and rice control programs and could derail a new farm law in Congress. Brown spoke to the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Harry K. Brown
AAA
Brown
Arkansas, Farm Bureau Federation
Thanksgiving Union Service Planned by Hope Ministerial Alliance
The Hope Ministerial Alliance convened to set the Union Thanksgiving Service at First Presbyterian Church. The First Methodist pastor will deliver the sermon as Hope churches contribute combined music. Service starts at 10:40 a.m. and ends within the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Union
Hope
First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Ministerial Alliance
Masters of Hope
C10 Plans Boycott on Ford's Sales
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Congress of Industrial Organizations threatens a Ford boycott unless Ford signs a collective bargaining contract with the United Automobile Workers Association. The move follows fiery speeches by union leaders, with delegates promising to notify dealers and label Ford products unfair if negotiations fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Ford
Pittsburgis
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers Union
Roosevelt
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
Richard Frankensteen
The
Auto Workers
Bittner
Bayeatt Ford
Aula
America
Conl
West, Virginia
Chicago
Othr
Andy
Ford Motor Combing
Detroit
Harry Bennett
Nnt
Funeral Mob Crushing Body of Kemal Ataturk in Istanbul
Eleven killed and many hurt as crowd surges to view the late President Kemal Ataturk's body at the Dobna Bagiche palace in Istanbul. Police and rescuers worked through a chaotic scene as mourners gathered in hopes of paying respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasha Kemal
Istanbul
Turkey
Dobna Bagiche Palace
Prihay
Kemal Attaturk
Fragmented headline puzzle quotes from page two
A garbled OCR item lists several statements as true or false, referencing Manx vad from Manchukuo, Alice in Wonderland, Prank Bue as a hunter, Quakers in wars, and a mention of the xithea fish with Page Two. The readable bits resemble a warped quiz or puzzle snippet rather than a full article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchukuo
Clark
Bue
Ineligible Prescott Players Shock DeQueen Leopards Clash
DeQueen Arkansas reports three Prescott Curly Wolves football players Arthur Hassell Ellis Harvey and Albert Grayson were ruled ineligible by the Arkansas Athletic Association. Leopards coach H Storey said the three would not play against DeQueen Friday as injuries buffeted the Leopards following Armistice day. The DeQueen article notes unclear details from the ruling and mentions regular players Cole and Baler sidelined by leg injuries.
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Dequeen
Ark
Prescott
Leopards
Texarkana Razorbacks
Oliver Criswell
Cole
Baler
Curly Wolves
H. Storey
Fron DeQueen
Storey
Economic Body Is Named by F. D. R.
Washington reports that President Roosevelt named a four member temporary advisory board to study fiscal and monetary problems affecting national production and income. The appointees are Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Federal Reserve Board Chairman Marriner S. Eccles Budget Director Daniel W. Bell and Frederick A. Delano head of the national resources committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eeeles
Daniel W. Bell
Frederick A. Delano
National Resources Committee
Hope High 23 Players Leave Friday for Hot Springs Game
Twenty three Hope High School football players and coaches departed by bus for a conference game at Hot Springs Rix Stadium. The 65 piece Hope band followed later by bus. Captain Dean Parsons nursing a swollen jaw expected to play. Swaim of Hot Springs optimistic about facing Hammons coached team he once played for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Hot Springs
Rix Stadium
Hope
pri+ ville
Foy Hammons
Dean Parsons
Parsons
Kercher
Bobcats
Wayne
Red
Yerger
Stammons Stadium
Pine Bluff Negro High School
Yerger High of Hope
Pine Bluff
Scora
Rich Trade Prize: South America Compared to U S
The article outlines South America's vast trade potential, larger than the United States and Canada combined, and warns of looming competition from Germany and others. It discusses how U S influence wanes as South America becomes key in global commerce, amid calls for expanded American military and naval presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
Canada
America
Hve
Roosevelt
Valparaiso
Botton
Pan-American Airways
Miami
Venezuela
Arkansas Traveler Bob Burns Joins Red Cross
Bob Burns known as the Arkansas Traveler joined the American Red Cross during the Armistice Day roll call on a Hollywood film set where Lorraine Krueger pinned his membership. The roll call, led by Col. Heber L. McAlister of Conway, runs through Thanksgiving with Arkansas donors contributing 8610 and national HQ supplying 117,078 of relief funds for 128 counties over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Film Colony
Amiericim Red Cross
Bob Burns
van Buren
Ark
Bob
Lorraine Krueger
MGM
Red Cross
Arkansas
National
High School Band Performs At Rotary Luncheon
Hope High School furnished the program at the Hotel Barlow Rotary club luncheon on Friday noon. A nation ally-known manufacturer WW Carpenter of Chicago, president of Sanford Ink, attended. The program by A A Albritton featured Wallace Van Sickle on cornet, Thomas Kinser on clarinet, and Misses Frances Yocom and Audrey McAdams in a playlet.
Home Makers Club elects officers at Hope High gathering
The Future Home Makers club met in the Hope High School home economic cottage. Verele Rogers presided as president and Sara Ann Holland read the last meeting minutes. Nominating committee proposed vice president candidates Carolyn Bass and Helen Ruth Whatley and treasurer candidates Ruth Marie Keen and Lucille Ruggles. Carolyn Barr and Ruth Marie Keen were elected. A program committee led by Carolyn Barr and including Wanda Lane Verla Alle and Jewell Johnson was formed to prepare yearbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future
Home Makers Club
Hope High School
Verele Rogers
Sara Ann Holland
Carolyn Bass
Helen Ruth Whatley
Ruth Marie Keen
Lucille Ruggles
Carolyn Barr
Wanda Lane
Verla Alle
Jewell Johnson
Malvern Slaying Suspect Captured
El Paso border patrolmen captured Vasco Wayman Carrier also known as Fats Ledbetter, charged in Malvern Arkansas with murder robbery and auto theft in the slaying of John Van Hooser, a Lubbock war veteran, after a nine mile flight and a highway arrest near El Paso.
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EL Paso
Texas
Vasco Wayman Carrier
Fats Ledbetter
Malvern
Ark
John van Hooser
Lubbock
Prosentor
W.H. Glover
Chris Pox
Carrier
Oklahoma
Teach Youth Democracy's Meaning at Florida Southern
Florida Southern College proposes a chair of Democracy to teach American youth the meaning of democracy with growing enthusiasm. The program aims to show Russian, German, and Malay youth supporting national programs and to teach history of democracy under Dr. J. Spivey, focusing on failures of leaders rather than the system itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland
Fla
Florida Southern College
Russia
Germany
Maly
J. Spivey
Chlplains
Stem
Cotton Prices in New Orleans Market Decline
New Orleans cotton market opened Friday at 9.78 and closed at 74 with steady spot prices five points lower. Middling prices settled at 8.68, reflecting a cautious session for traders.
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New Orleans
Zottun
Spot Cotton
Red Cross Fund Jumps to 265.45 and More Pledge Total
Red Cross fundraising rose to 3265.45 as additional memberships were recorded on Friday. Several firms enrolled all employees, boosting the total with new contributions from Olive Jackson and others listed in the updated tabulation.
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Red Cross
Olive Jackson
Charles O
Thorns
William M
Ramsey Union Compress
Trimble
D. Morris
What Would You Do Best Manners Quiz Solution
A social usage quiz asks five etiquette questions with concise answers. Answers: 1 No correction needed, 2 No argument over payment, 3 Yes brief apology when interrupting, 4 Yes say Thank you to a stranger letting you pass, 5 Yes a man should let women board first. The best solution suggests asking guests whether to continue talking or switch to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin
Ulings
Germany recalls Dieckhoff over queer U S attitude
Berlin reports German ambassador Hans Dieckhoff is summoned home to brief Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop on what Berlin calls the queer attitude in the United States toward domestic issues. U S Ambassador Hugh R. Wilson heads home to file a report to President Roosevelt. In Tokyo, Japan rejects U S protest notes on unwarranted interference. China and Japan deny past principles apply to the Chinese situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Hans Rieckhoff
United States
von Ribbentrop
Roosevelt
U. S
Hugh R. Wilson
Tokyo
Japan
Japan Fund
China
Two Navy Fliers Die in Honolulu Crash
Two Navy fliers were killed and five others injured on Thursday night when a VP-10 squadron bomber veered during an attempted landing and struck a boathouse at Pearl Harbor fleet air base. The dead were Lieut P J Ashworth, 30, Wenham Massachusetts, Aviation Cadet J W Beam, Bardstown Kentucky. Others injured included R E Brunson, 24, Pine Bluff Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Pacific
Pearl Harbor Fleet Air-Base
Ashworth
Wenham
Mass
W. Beam
Bardstown
R. E. Brunson
Pine Bluff
Ark
Employment Office Gets New Building
The Arkansas State Employment Service will occupy the remodeled building at 201 East Second Street. The new site includes separate white and negro waiting areas with distinct street entrances, ample staff workspace, and metal furniture and fixtures approved by the U S Employment Service to handle requests for work from applicants of any race, color, religion, or age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas State Employment Service
East Second Street
United States Employment Service
Arkansas State Employment Office
No "Crack Down" on Wages Hours Planned
Federal wage and hour administrators will not crack down on business but will cooperate. Earle W. Dahlberg Southern wage and hour director and Leland S. Reid Arkansas director told Arkansas business leaders at a Friday conference in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Earle W. Dahlberg
Southern Wage & Hour
Leland 5. Reid
Arkansas
Thought Next to Faith in God, Is Faith in Labor
A compact quote attributing belief in labor as a companion to faith in God. Emphasizes work as second to spiritual trust, reflecting a moral or inspirational sentiment from Bayee.
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Presbyterian Church
Choirs of Hope
Wolves
F. D.R
Hammons
Grid
Yerger Negro
Rich Trade Prize
Sam
NEA
John T. Fly
John T. Flynn
NEA Service, Inc
Arkansas Traveler
Heber L. McAlister
Conway
W. W. Carpenter
Sanford Ink Co
Rotary
Carolyn Bary
Ruth’ Marie Keen
W. W. Carrier
Dieckhoff
U.S
Navy
VP-10
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