Killen Leads Team to Ninth Victory Here Friday Night
In a rain soaked mud battle, Lupe High School defeated Clarksville 18 to 0 for their ninth win. Bobby Ellen starred at quarterback with hard running and a late third quarter punt return negated by a foul. Clarksville threatened only briefly as Lupe’s defense held firm and J. D. Jones anchored the line.
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Lope
Clarksville
Bobcats
Onehlewis
Bobby Ellen
Norman Green
Ellen
Eason
Baker
Crimson Cyclone
Elsen
Ling
el Jen
Ener
Dallitte
Bobuals
Joe Eason
Delmonego
J. D. Jones
Crimson Ican
Hickey
Bock
Hilfback
Carksville
Hope
Chicksville
Calhoun
Simpson
Quimby
Breeding
Bunty
Fragmented Thought Whose Message Sows Unclear Atheist Claim
An incomprehensible OCR fragment presents a cryptic blasphemous line challenging belief. The garbled text mixes phrases about God and personal intention, yielding no clear names, places, or events to identify. The article yields no verifiable facts.
Arkadelphia and Blevins Tie 0-0 in Rainy Showdown
Arkadelphia and Blevins High Schools played to a scoreless tie at Haygood Field as rain fell throughout. Arkadelphia applied pressure from the start with a strong punt game by Carson, but both defenses held firm, with Arkadelphia reaching Blevins’ four-yard line before the final whistle.
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Arkadelphia
Blevins
Haygood Field
Badgers
Bic
Cotton NW YORI 4- Pyconber vot tun opened Saturday
Cotton NW YORI 4 pyconber vot tun opened Saturday at 66 eid. close on 9.07. Middling spot 9.88.
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Eid
Cranium Crackers Word Test From a Worn Page
A garbled puzzle style list presents seldom used words with misprinted spellings and hints. It appears as an old magazine or newspaper brain teaser asking readers to select correct forms from grouped options and hints at a page with answers.
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Wutther Seni
al Stray
Cdl
Kgnige
Kenitent
Go Yvetlining
Be Ushamer
Fey Pesistent
Td Lovsining
Denese
Ga Pange
Red Cross Drive Near 800 as First Week Ends
The Red Cross fund nears 800 dollars as the first weekly city drive closes. County goal stands at 1,100 memberships with additional committee reports to be tabulated and published early next week. Names of donors and groups appear, with continued notes that reports from townships and the city will be posted as drives conclude.
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Red Cross
J. C. Martindale
Roll Call
Man Reayace Weisenberger
B. M. Corn
Atkins Jr
K.L. Spore
K. L. Spor
Jennie Mc Willi
L. W. Young
Cora
Joe C. Coleman
Maude Hamilton
Louise Knable
Thee
WLP
A. Sewing Room
Mollie Hatch
Mary G
Clifford Gai
Bee Watkins
Enna Dean
Bertha A. Martin
Martha A. Ectington
Lillie Oliver
Jessie L. Griffin
Eg. Ogden
Carrie Gains
Lelia Ellis
Alliane Jonux
Mary Arnold
D. B. Thaimpson
Lloyd Sutton
Arnold
Horace Jowell
Hope Basket Paviary
John M. Guthrie Curtis Urrey J
Crutchfield
Rasy Spillers
Verle
R. C. Skinner
Omer Bennett
Robert Russell
Jack Simpson
Fred Johnson
Grady Bearis
Earl Bawden
Charles
Cash
Simon Lake Eyes Roosevelt on Freight Submarines Plans
Simon Lake, veteran sub inventor, says 7500-ton freighter subs to dive 500 feet could run Allied blockades. Plans, submitted to President Roosevelt, envision 20 crew, 10 knots, and an observation tower. Lake cites past German, Russian, and U.S. submersible work and argues cargo subs offer trade protection amid neutrality.
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Charles Carson
NEA
Milford. Conn
Simon Lake
U. S
Germany
Lake
Inventor Lake
Austria
Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Simmon Lake
Deusselland
Kronstadt
Europe
Connecticut
Thais A. Edison Lake
Beekeeper's Meet at Station Farm
Beekeepers gather at University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station near Hope for a program on Starting Right with Bees and Diseases of Bees. Speakers include W A Price Pat MecElhannan S B McGregor and Jones I Hambleton with an afternoon visit to apiaries and lab facilities.
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University of Arkansas, Fruit and Truck
Hope
G. W. Ware
W. A. Price
Shreveport
Pat MecElhannan
Okilona
Atk
S. BE
McGregor
Hope Merchants to Meet Monday
Hope Merchants will meet at the Chamber of Commerce office Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock to plan a Shop Early and Trade in Hope program. Every merchant in Hope is urged to attend this meeting.
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Merchants of Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Briant In Critical Condition At Local Hospital
R T Briant known as Bob Briant a Hopa florist is critically ill at Julian Chester Hospital where he has been confined for several days and underwent an operation Tuesday his condition reported as critical by hospital officials.
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R. TY
Bob) Briant
Hopa
Announcements Must Be Signed By Authors
The Star notes many announcements lack names and addresses, so they cannot publish them. Signatures are required for all weddings engagements births and deaths, with the issuing authority verified in management before use. Unsigned messages are treated the same as unsigned communications and are not published.
Germany Put on U S Trade Blacklist Amid Conquests
Washington reports that Germany and its recently acquired territories were placed on the U S economic blacklist. President Roosevelt excluded German products from tariff concessions in the Venezuela trade agreement and warned that goods from Germany and its occupied regions would face higher duties. The move targets Germany and its territories with a 25 percent countervailing duty and a 40 percent cut in petroleum import excise tax remains, while the Venezualan pact becomes effective upon ratification.
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Washington
Germany
Hitler
United States
Venezala
Roosevelt
Saar
Austria
Caecho-Slovakia
Poland
Mail Seizure by Missouri Bandits Shocks Monroe City
Two masked bandits robbed the Chicago Burlington and Quincy depot in Monroe City Missouri seizing seven mail pouches from Station Agent A G Squires. No money was taken though three pouches were first class.
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Monroe City
A. G. Squires
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Livestock Auction Totals From Collier and Sutton Sale
Total receipts reached 10 869 45 for 531 cows and calves hogs and 20 horses and mutes. Cattle prices held firm with cows and steers at 60 cents, calves around four cents, hogs from three to five cents.
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Collier & Sutton
Executions Rise in Prague Uprising Reflects German Repression
Frightening action in Prague follows Friday and Saturday executions of Czech students and two policemen as German brutality intensifies. Berlin reports air war gains while Japan pushes south through Chinese routes. Detentions of American ships in wartime patrols add to tense global scene.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Germany
France
Britain
Wilhelmshaven
High Command
England
DNB
Bohemia and
Moravia
Benes
Eduard Benes
Czech-Slovakia
Paris
Bohemia
Mayravia
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Hempstead
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Bobby Even
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Rural Drive
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Yarima
Lanny Dale
Wefont
Lanny
Tex Dale
Corinth
Greece
Hope Merchants
R. T. Briant
Reich
Missouri
Holland
Hague
Netherlands
U. 3
Department of State
Great Britain
Hongkong
Crown Colony
Dragon's Head Island
Gulf of
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