Peace laureate Cecil of Chelwood urges League of Nations ideals
The piece notes Viscount Cecil of Chelwood receiving a 40 600 dollar award for peace efforts, urging youth to join League of Nations societies. It critiques professional pacifism, defends international agreement to control force, and argues America favors League based war control while advocating strong national defense.
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Sweden
Pacific
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
League of Nations
Lord Cecil
Wwe
Nobel
America
Woodrow Wilson
Iran
Farm Committees to Be Elected by Local Settlements
Local settlements will elect farm committeemen for the 1998 Soil Conservation program during November 22 to 27. Listings show numerous locations and times including Spring Hill, DeRoan, Watercreek, Wallaceburg, Ozan, Ovan, and Minecrook townships with venues such as stores, courthouses, churches, and post offices.
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J. W. Duggan
Southert
Soil Conservation Program
Hempestesad Commonity
Spring Hi
McDowell's
Spring Hill
Patmay Church
Waa
Fulton, White & Company
Bois Dare
Columbus
Saline
Warlnesday
Washington
Ozan
Oxan
Robinson's
Ovan
Binger, Wolfe's
Minecrook
Pingy Grove School
Nulend Township
Bailey Moves to Revise Utility Tax
LITTLE ROCK The State Utilities Commission ordered a 2700000 annual reduction in rates for Arkansas Power & Light Co. and that the reduction would apply to all bills on and after February 1. The move follows findings that tax assessments vary 2 to 30 percent of values used for rate setting. Governor Hutson urged the commissions to reform assessment values, noting plans for conferences but was unable to attend due to hospitalization.
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Little Rock
Arviunisus Power & Light Co
Redhetto
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Chinegbant
Scte Hnug Allie
Arkansas
Haitry
Arkansas Corporation Commission
Dhe
Tevse
Cranium Crackers Trivia Questions on Pipe Classifieds
A reader submits a set of trivia prompts about geography and titles, titled Cranium Crackers. Questions ask for source of the St Lawrence River, highest peak in North America, lowest point in the United States, deciphering abbreviation meanings, and whether Edward VII became king after Duke of Windsor.
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St. Lawrence River
North Almericay
United States
Edward VII
Duke of Windsor
England
Red Cross Fund Surpasses Five Hundred Dollars
Hempstead County Red Cross reports funds climbed over the $500 mark with $519.35 total including recent donations from Leon Bundy and multiple local contributors. A second appeal by Chiirovin Wayne LW, England urged crural chairmen to submit their reports as the drive continues.
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Hempstead County
Flonry Myers
Mervey Holt Ae
Chiles Reynerson
Tope Steam Laundry
Mul
J. W. Garrett Thomn Ji
New Speed Mark Set at 311 MPH
Captain George Myston of Bape land set a new world land speed record at 311 mph on Friday at the Bonneville Salt Flats Utah. The event highlighted speed and engineering prowess as observers noted the record achievement.
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Bonneville Sale Flats
Utah
George Myston
Bapeland
Death by own action reported for Claude MaGee of Patmos
The body of Claude MaGee, 2 year old Hempstead county resident, found early Friday in a barn near Wisburn after a fire. Investigators say death by own action, no ingested substances. Wife living in the community. four sisters, two in Abilene. Body held at Hope Furniture for funeral arrangements.
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Claude MaGeer
Hempstead
Vister
Wisburn
Prinas
J. H. Weaver
Reginald Boarder
Leroy Smith
Uint Mates
Gilicurs
Malee
MaGee
Smith
Tulmos
Texas
Abilene
Texel
Hope Furniture Company
Lord Cecil Wins Nobel Peace Prize in Stockholm
Stockholm reports Viscount Cecil of Chewood, founder of the League of Nations and ardent disarmament advocate, wins the Nobel Peace Prize worth 158000 kronor. The award cites his work with the League and promotion of international goodwill, with Cardell Hull named among nominators. Cecil, visiting the United States, learns of the honor in New York as President Roosevelt hosts.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Viscount Cevil of Chewood
League of Nations
Wits
League
United States
Cardell Hull
Sruth Cecil
Woodson Wilson Pento Price
Lord Dee
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
World Alliance For Titers
Roosevelt
Curhos Saavedra Lai
Argentina
Dr. Butler
Jane Addams
Chicago
Trial House
Mystery of Vanished Brides Solved After 20 Years
The Skip Tracers Co location finds Joan Stamm, missing since a ship explosion 20 years earlier. Larry Stamm, now wealthy, sought his wife after a honeymoon tragedy aboard a doomed voyage. A hospital room mystery and long separation unfold in this real life style tale.
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Skip Tracers Co
New York City
Warren
Warror
Lawrence Stamm
Larry
Stan
Unite
Joan
Larry Cureell
Walker
Adn
Graygir Colt
Mr. Eisenberg
Isonberg
Larry Stamm
Daniel Eigenberg
Eisenberg
Congress Advances Farm Related Bills In Gridlock
Congressional committees near finish on farm bills as lawmakers spar over measures. Chairman Smith of South Carolina says the senate panel will vote on the ever normal granary bill, while the house backs marketing quotas for corn and defeats processing taxes on corn and wheat. Senator Connally helps break a filibuster against an anti lynching measure.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Senate
House
Connally
Texas
Congress
Vandenberg
Michigan
Lewis
Bullit
Roosevelt
Lincoln Quote: A Thought Let We Fave Fail That Right Makes
A garbled Lincoln quotation notes faith in right and duty, urging acceptance of failure as part of duty. The fragmented text resembles a historical newspaper snippet with era speech patterns and misspellings, offering only distant hints at the source.
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Lincoln
Mind Your Manners Quiz From School Guidance Page
A fragmented social etiquette quiz asks if rising at rival team songs is proper and if greeting instructors is rude. It also questions makeup tastes and dress when informal, plus telephone courtesy and polite responses in various phrases.
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Degline
Sam
Ray Ten
Blevins to Meet Hope Friday Night in Hornets Showdown
Hope High hosts Blevins High School Friday night in a football game moved after Indian Academy of Goodland Oklahoma cancelled due to transportation problems. Blevins, coached by E. O. Epperson, enters with a 60 record against foes including Arkadelphia and Amity. game at 8 p.m. with 15 and 35 cent admissions and season tickets honored.
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Hope High
Blevins High School
Blevins
Goodland
Okla
Indian Academy
Foy Hammons
Joel
Griggs
The
E. 0.Epperson
Arkansas Tech
Bauxite
Ving
Amity
Glenwood
Magnalia
Greveclon
Prescott
Arkadelphia
Ashdown
Names On Ballot In City Democratic Primary
Twelve candidates will appear on the official ballot for the City Democratic primary election on Tuesday November 30. Names include Steve Carrigan Atkins Billingsley Ward 1 Alderman E P Young L A KEITH Tom Coleman Dr F D Henry Thompson W A Lewis C Cassidy A L Taylor and others for Central Committeeman positions across Wards 1 2 and 3.
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Prorney
Steve Carrigan
Atkins
City Recorder
Billingsley
E. P. Young
Central Commitiemant
ED Vansickle
L. A. Keith
Central
Tom Coleman Warr
Henry Thompson Evans
Central Commitvon
W. A. Lewis
Frigid weather yields back-to-back freezes in local area
Early Friday morning the thermometer at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station fell to 29 degrees, marking a second straight day of near frost. The Thursday minimum was reported as idle. another cold night is forecast with frost and more freezing conditions expected into Saturday.
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Fruit and Truck Branch
Cotton Opens Higher in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans December cotton opened Friday at 7.85 and closed at 7.91 as trading stayed quiet amid market fluctuations. The day’s activity showed a modest uptick with price movements suggesting cautious investor sentiment in the cotton market.
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New Orleans
Wea Paints
Jim R Henry Speaks at Rotary Luncheon Friday
Jim R Henry addressed the Rotary luncheon at Hotel Barlow outlining international group membership structure and requirements. Coach Foy Hanunens announced a cancellation affecting Goodland Olga Indian Academy. Blevins High School will host the Bobcats Friday night.
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Jim R. Heney
Rotary Elul
Barlow
Foy Hanunens
Goodland Olga
Indian Academy
Blevins
Bobcats
Hindenburg Line Defending Nanking Cracked in South
Japanese troops fractured the southern pivot of the Chinese Hindenburg line defending Nanking and pushed central and northern fronts. Mud and rain hampered defenders as Kasking fell, with central Japanese columns reaching three miles from Soo Chow, the line’s keystone. Congress May Probe in U.S. politics news follows.
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Zhanghai
China
Nanking
Kasking
Denburg
Soo
Chow
Weisenberger Withdraws City Attorney Candidacy
Royce Weisenberger announced Friday his withdrawal from the race for city attorney. He cited Arkansas law requiring six months residency and poll tax eligibility in a first class city election, and noted his April 13, 1937 poll tax receipt. He stated he moved to Hope on May 24, 1987 and described his brief absence from the city while maintaining his law office. Continued on Page Six.
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Royce Weisenberger
Arkansas
Bill
Weisenberger
Frances
Hope
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Goodland Indian Academy
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Nanking Cracked
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Stone of the Line
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