Average Age for Arkansas Higher Drift Toward City
The State Planning Board reports Arkansas is aging and urbanizing based on census data. It notes intra state migration from uplands to lowlands, predicts continued urban growth, and fewer youths under 20. Recommendations call for 1960 population projections, linking spending to future distribution and addressing aging.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Planning Board
Sale Board
Fort Smith
Pine Bluff
Doraco
Jonesboro
Texarkana
Blytheville
MeArkangos
Mississippi
Aith Guachia
Guachita
Qeark
Pulaski
Jefferson
Critunden
Phillips
St. Pranels
Arkinsas
Arkasas
Blytheville Keeps Its Streak Intact
Blytheville High School football remained undefeated with a 32 to 7 win over Forrest City, extending their streak. DeQueen Leopards defeated Prescott 66 to 14, while Hot Springs Trojans lost to Fort Smith 13 to 6. Camden routed Linden 61 to 0. Pine Bluff Zebras and Clarksdale drew. Nashville beat Hope 13 to 6.
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Blytheville High School
Forrest City Thoroughbreds
Blytheville
Arkansas
Beason
Forrest City
Chicks
DeQueen Leopards
Prescott
Heever
Leopards
Aubrey Sel Doose
DeQueen
Lemley
Tha
Pur Uy
New Capital
Hate
Nashville
Maus
Hope
Sabiaed
Aces Fury
Germany Frankly Friendly to Japs
BERLIN says Germany has moved toward aligning with Japan in policy while denying a formal third alliance. A high government spokesman acknowledged possible joint actions against Bolshevik forces amid mutual opposition to Bolshevism.
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Germany
Berlin
Turned Brown By Brown Turner In Whom To Invite
Nashville special reports a 1937 New York catalogue listing social guests. It notes Mrs Wally Simpson is invited to events, Barbara Hutton is excluded, and jokes about Mrs George L Morris and Roosevelt families appear in a flippant society tone.
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Nashville
Tenn
New York
Wally Simpson
Barbara Hutton
WPA
George L. K. Morris
Roosevelts
Julia Reed to Speak Sunday Night at First Methodist
Julia Reed, rural worker in the Camden district, will be principal speaker at First Methodist eliect Sunday night. Sponsored by the Women’s Missionary Society of the Little Rock Conference, she is described as a forceful, interesting speaker with a uplifting mission message. The Washington Methodist church hosts her at 7:30 p.m. and the public is invited.
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First Methodist
Julia Reed
Miss Reed
Camiew
Women's Missionary Society of the
Little Rock
Missy Reed
Washington Methodist
Sunde
Father of Frank Nolen Dies in Florence Alabama
B A Nolen, father of Frank Nolen, died Thursday at his Florence Alabama home after months of illness. He attended funeral services held Friday in Nashville Tennessee.
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Frank Nolen
Florence
Ala
B.A. Nolen
Frank ‘Nolen
Mr. Nolen
Nashvilly
Tenn
Trinidad Welcomes U.S. President Roosevelt Arrival
Historic Trinidad greets President Roosevelt on arrival aboard the cruiser Indianapolis. Deputy Governor A W Seymour welcomes the party with full honors as ceremonial welcome is held in Port of Spain before his landing.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Christopher Columbus
Roosevelt
Indiaapolis
Buenos Aires
A.W. Seymour
Cotton opens steady. December futures rise in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton markets show December futures opening at 11.70 and closing at 11.78. Spot cotton remains steady and firm with slight uptick. middling prices around 12.20.
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New Orleans
Power survey for Red River Dam near complete
Denison Texas reports the Federal Power Commission will collaborate with army engineers on the Red River dam power study. Thomas R. Tate and John B. Fitch arrived to arrange for the commission’s role, marking a shift as the agency takes formal responsibility for federal power projects. The $36 million dam survey is two thirds complete amid ongoing flood control measures.
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Denison
Texas
Ree
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Army
Red River
Thomas R. Tate
John B. Fitch
Binnibas
New Board
Denison Dam
Ginnings Rise After Census Report Despite Variants
The Census Bureau reports this year’s ginned cotton through November 14 at 10,766,378 running bales, up from 8,436,593 last year. State totals show Arkansas with 1,149,048 bales. James Whitcomb Riley once used the name Benjamin F. Johnson.
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WASHINGTON —i/Pi
Bureau of the Census
Arkanssas
James Whitcomb Riley
Benjamin F. Johnson
Reunion Sparks Tense Ties in Adela Rogers St Johns Adaptation
A novelized adaptation of a Twentieth Century Fox film follows Dr Sheridan and his wife as they attend a reunion. The narrative centers on family dynamics, romantic rekindling, and professional tensions as characters debate loyalties and future plans.
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Twentieth Century-Fox
Disune Quintuptets
Jean Hershall
Rochelle Madau
Telentine Ann
Aid Slim Summerville
Bruce Gould
What You Should Know About New Social Security Law
A summary of the old age insurance formula under the federal plan explains how monthly retirement benefits are computed from wages earned between 1937 and a worker's 65th birthday. It details thresholds at $3,000, $45,000, and above, with step by step arithmetic leading to monthly payments. The document provides worked examples showing typical outcomes for different wage totals and concludes with notes on benefits payable from January 1937.
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Cricklewood
London
Labor Victory on L and A Is Claimed
New Orleans observers report that leaders say an agreement ending the Louisiana and Arkansas railway strike grants the four brotherhoods representation in future collective bargaining. A sliding scale wage plan for Texas workers aims to match the standard L and A pay. Strikers may return within three to five days as parties agree to National Mediation Board rulings.
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New Orleans
Louisiana and Arkansas
Baton Rouge
Leche
N. Harrell
Texas
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas Railway
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
Louisiana
Arkansas
Harrell
National Mediation Board
Deadline for Form SS-4 filing for Hope employers
This Saturday November 21 is the deadline for filing form SS-4 under the Social Security Act. Forms were distributed to all stores factories and other employers last Monday and must be returned to the Hope post office by close of business Saturday. Form SS-4 requires the approximate number of employees and nature of business. Later a similar form will be directed to each employee. Earliest dog family fossils found in America. Cedar posts cut in 1860 recently sold in Texas as sound material.
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Hope
Hope Post Office
Robert M. Wilson
Texas
Fascist Leaders and War Tactics Across Spain Amid Bombardments
Madrid faced heavy bombardments as government forces clashed with Fascist positions near University City. In Valencia, Miguel Primo de Rivera and Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera faced executions or imprisonment after charges tied to unrest. A Spanish leader touted repressive rule and economic focus while denying ties to European fascist networks. The U.S. warned of embassy closures in Barcelona as tensions rose across the country.
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Madrid
Spain
Valencia
Vera
Alicante
Aia
Avid Vmander
Miguel Jr
Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera
Jose Antonio
Madrid Country Club
Ion
DeQueen Defeats Prescott 14 to 6 in season closer
Prescott battles De Queen as season winds down with a 14 to 6 loss. Wells and Oren drive Prescott on the ground while Lemley returns a interception for De Queen. Prescott earns 14 first downs to De Queen's 10 as Nashville looms on Thanksgiving day.
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Curly Wolves
DeQueen
Prescott
Simpson
Wells
Aubrey
Ling
Prescou
Lemley
Oren
Prescott Mare
de Queen's
Prescot
Nashville
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Helen Sheridan
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Toronto
Dr. Tike
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