No Solution Likely for Crisis Confronting Jews in Germany
Washington column by Morgan M Beatty discusses the recall of Ambassador Wilson as a protest against Nazi persecution of Jews. It argues that U S actions avoid explicit “Final Solution” language while signaling discontent, and surveys historic Jewish struggle and the persistent issue of the Jewish question without offering a near term resolution.
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Germany
Washington
Wilson
theAmerican State Department
U. S
Sam
Wyoming
Spain
Turkey Silent King Replaced Peacefully by Aide
Preston Grover Washington reports Turkey mourned Kemal Ataturk and peacefully elected his aide Ismet Tuonu as successor. The piece notes differences with other dictatorships, praising parliamentary approval and reforms like the alphabet shift, public schools, and secularization while contrasting regional ambitions and past tensions.
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Preston Grover Washington
Aimac
Kemal Antaturk
Turkey
Ismet Tuonu
United States
Say
Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler
Kemal
Kemal Ataturk
Fez
Dorothy Gunter Pledged to Alchengeum Society at Texas State
Dorothy Gunter of Hope Arkansas was pledged to the Alchengeum Literary Society at Texas State College for Women after a club vote. A junior, she is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel Gunter and pursues a library science degree.
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Denton
Tex
Dorothy Gunter
Hope
Ark
Alchengeum Literary Society
Texas State College For Women
Gunter
Ethel Gunter
False statements puzzle with mixed truth claims
A cryptic list asks which items are true or false. It includes claims about Folning spearing evs, Kentucky’s capital pronunciation, Louisville, a pully root being an aster, Edison inventing a wristlamp, and Grant’s quote about war. The text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete ideas, making precise truth determination difficult.
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Folning
Kentucky
Louieville
Thomas Edison
Fener
Grant Seid
Beatty of Arkansas shaped AP wire service career
Beatty from Arkansas Morgan M Beatty a gesture writer for the Associated Press was a native of Fort Smith Arkansas. He began with Fort Smith newspapers later served as telegraph editor at Arkansas Gazelle and Garzelle. He joined AP as bureau manager at Atlanta Albany and Buffalo before being promoted to AP staff in Washington.
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Associated Press
Ancient Europe faces Jewish persecution and emigration
A historical panorama traces Jews in Europe from medieval restrictions to 19th century liberalization led by Mendelssohn and Disraeli, followed by renewed antisemitism after the Civil War era. It notes mass 1881 to 1914 emigration to the United States, immigration limits of 1924, and the rise of nationalist hostility. An Oxford note adds Dr Eduard Benes as honorary Oxford Union member.
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Europe
Russia
Prussian
Poland
Lithuania
Ukraine
Prussia
Moses Mendelsohn
England
Disraeli
France
Germany
United States
Ameview
Austria
Hiller
Oxford
Benes
A We Wood
Oxford Union
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Whip Pierces Heart in Johannesburg Driving Incident
A Native man wielding a long horsewhip with wire attached to the end struck oxen he drove in a rebound, the wire piercing his heart and causing almost immediate death. Continuous attempts to save him were unsuccessful.
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Johannesburg
A Thought Live Near to God and Eternal Realities
A compact reflection affirms that living close to God makes all things seem small beside eternal truths, guiding perception toward spiritual priorities and deeper meaning.
Cotton opens in New Orleans at 8 75 in Saturday session
Cotton in New Orleans opened Saturday with a price of 8 75 and a reported low on the market day.
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New Orleans
Hope High School drubs Hot Springs Trojans 33 to 0
Captain Dean Parsons leads a power ground attack for Hope High School as they rout the Hot Springs Trojans 33 to 0. Parsons scores four touchdowns, Eason adds the fifth, and Jimmy Taylor converts three extra points amid a dominant line performance. Hope improves to eight wins, two losses, with a season finale at Pine Bluff.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Dean Parsons
Hope High
Hot Springs Trojans
Foy Hammons
Parsons
Hope
Eason
Jimmy Taylor
Bobcats
Fulkerson
Trojan
Tavkle
Mays West
Hammons
Trojans
Hope Squad
Pine Bluff Zebras
Pine Bluff
Hero
Haynesville
Clarksville
Smackover
DeQueen
Jonesburg
Nashville
Camden
Blytheville
Prescott
Bartering Trade Backs Nazi Advances in South America
A NEA series by Sola Flynn argues fascist barter fuels German influence in Latin trade. Germany, Japan and Italy push sales by bartering, dumping and forced payments in German goods or ASTI marks. American policy and business leaders fear these moves undermine U S interests in South America. The piece notes Chile and Brazil choosing German and Italian equipment over American, despite superior American options, amid a broader trade war across the region.
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South America
America
Solar Flynn
NEA
John 1
Flynn
Germany
Maly
Japan
New York
Krupp
Rhine Metall Bersig
Mitsubi Cam-pahy
Brazil
Jagan
Gemany
Ivor
Chile
Italy
Sixe Railways
Junkers
Football Scores From Arkansas Colleges and High Schools
A compilation of recent football scores across colleges and high schools in Arkansas. Ouachita 18 over Henderson 6. Hendrix 6 over Union Jackson. U S 8 over U Northeast Center 19 to 0. North Little Rock 23 Clarksville 0. Subiaco 12 over Van Buren 7. Fort Smith 48 over Fayetteville 7. Hope 93 over Hot Springs 0. many other games listed with varied outcomes.
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College Ouachita
Henderson
Hendrix
Union University
Jackson
Tent
U. S
U. Northeast Center
Mon~roe, la
Arkansas A. & MM
North Little Rock
Clarksville
Little Rock Cathelic High
Paraguald
Sheridgin
Princeton C. Blytheville
Walnut Ridge
Monticells
Crossett
Russellville
Waldron
Brinkley
Carlisle
Piggott
Dyess
Subiaco
van Buren
Harrison
Bentonville
Charleston
Qzark
Mena
Greenwood
Elaine
West Helena
Magnolia
Stephens
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Prescott
de Queen
Fordyce
Dorado
Hope
Hot Springs
Batesville
Paris
Malysra
Norphiet
Red Cross Drive Receives Additional Funds Totaling 335.65
Saturday contributions push Red Cross membership totals to 335.65 with most gifts from residential areas while business areas are still being canvassed. Prior reports listed 265.45 with names including Plunkett Jarrell Mason Mamie Blair Black Carrigan Moore Gorin King Rowen Cheatham and others.
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Red Cross
Satuday
Saturdaay
Plunkett Jarrell
W. B. Mason
Mamie Pe
George Green
An A. L. Blair
Miya A. L. Black
Mary Carrigan
Arch Moore
I F, Gorin
T. R. King
Rowen
Cheatham
Prescott Wolves Tie With DeQueen Leopards 7 7
Prescott and DeQueen battled to a 7 7 tie as the Wolves, despite three bench players chosen by the Arkansas Athletic Association, outgained the Leopards 10 first downs to seven. Dick Williamson scored on a 20 yard reverse and Leo Smith passed to Williamson for the extra point. Grady and Hallmark answered with a Leopard touchdown and extra point late in the third.
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Prescott
Ark—Prescott
Curly Wolves
Arkansas Athletic Association
DeQueen Leopards
Leopards
DeQueen
Isaac Josh Rodgers Buried at DeAnn Baptist Church Service
Funeral services for Isaac Josh Rodgers, 64, were held at 3 p m Monday at DeAnn Baptist Church with Rev T L Epton of Nashville and Rev Hollis Purtle of Hope officiating. Surviving: widow, two sons in Hue, brother C M Rodgers, three sisters. Also a note on眼 Correct glasses do not weaken the eyes but may be harmful if worn after examination proves unnecessary.
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Isaac Josh Rodgers
DeAnn Baptist Church
T. L. Epton
Nashville
Hollis Purtle
Hope
Frank Newberry
Blannig Elen
Albert Newberry
Lawrence Grant
Dalton Rowe
CP. Zummerly
Garland
Harland
Hue
Ole
C. M. Rodgers
Stella Wicker
R. A. Whitten
R. 0. McBride
Prescott
PWA Funds Granted for Hope Courthouse and Jail
Hope will begin construction of a new Hempstead county courthouse and jail with PWA financing. Mayor Albert Graves announced approval, citing telegraphs from Senator W. Caraway and Senator John E. Miller. Caraway confirmed a loan of 110,001 dollars and a 30,000 dollar grant. Miller's telegram referenced PWA approval and public works support.
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PWA
Hempstead County
Saturn
Albert Graves
Senat Baths
W. Caraway
John E.’ Miller
Caraway
Hope
John E. Miller
Public Works Administration
Hempstead County OKs PWA Courthouse Plan in Hope
Public works approval grants a $110000 loan and a $90000 grant for Hempstead County to build a four story courthouse on the old Garland school site in Hope. The project includes a county jail on the top floor, bond sales to cover county shares, and bids from contractors to the lowest responsible bidder. Construction could start before year end and finish within 12 months, reinforcing the move of the county seat to Hope.
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Hope
Garland
PWA
Washington
Hempstead County
Dr E E Shell Fatally Injured In Memphis Bus Crash
Dr E E Shell Prescott Arkansas physician dies after Mississippi State football bus crash in Memphis on Madson avenue near the medical center. Police report no driver negligence. Survived by widow two daughters a son sister and three brothers. Birdie Sykes Tulsa dies in Tulsa community note. Global coffee consumption exceeds two billion pounds annually.
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Memphis
Tens
Southwestern University
Shell
Prescott
Ark
Madson Avenue
Toll Fowler
Willis
University of Tennessee Medical School
Roy Duke
P. M. Blakeley
Present
W. B. Shell
Texarkana
Lome Shell
Thomas Shell
Rosston
Arkansas
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Inanu
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Owo
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Court Grant
O. K
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Tursly
Capt Dean Parsons
Nazi Germany
U.S
Britain
Sante Lucia
Peru
Ly Eet
Prescott Wolves
Public Works
Howe, Ark
E. E. Shell
Birdie Sykes
Tulsa
Olds
J. A. Harvis
Negro Verger High School
Hare Sis
Geo. Young
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