Bureau membership at all-time high in Arkansas report
The Arkansas Bureau Federation ends its year on October 31 with a record total membership of 26,000. St Francis County Farm Bureau leads with 2,590 members, breaking the prior high, while districts show strong tallies for Crittenden, Mississippi, Phillips, and Jefferson among others, with detailed counts by county and district.
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Jefferson
Woodruff
Franklin
Lin
St. Francis
Crittenden
Mississippi
Phillips
Loss
Poinsett
Greene
Red Cross Contributions Listed From Page One
A continued Red Cross roll of donors is shown with numerous individuals and organizations pledging amounts near one dollar to multiple contributors. Names include Mrs Blanche Cannon Annie Mae Hutcheson Zenobia Reed John Vesey and many others across the community plus groups such as A&P Grovery Ma. and Southwestern Proving Ground. The list reflects broad local support and varied donations in support of relief efforts.
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Blanche Cannon
Annie Mae Hutcheson
Zenobia Reed
John P. Vesey
den Smith
Jim Griffin
W.H. Fountain
May O
L. Smith
M. Adams
John H. Norvell
Rennis Bell
Herbert Lewallen
Joe D. Brown
Clyde Martin
Ruby McKee
Norman Moore
Eugene Rodewald
A. W. Cobb
Ji ‘Henry Simpson
D. H. McLemore
Mamie Twitchell
Chas, Champlin
J. W. Turmer
George Duke
George F. Driggars
Qua Grant
J. F. Ru
A&p Grovery & Ma
Bonnie Blvnns
Tom McLarty
Oliver L. Adams
Harry Leopaulos
Utley Waddle
Sam White
Maggie Bell
P. Boyett
Chas, Briant
R. D Franklin
A. J. Neigh
Cora A. Jamison
Luther Hollaman
Jim McKenzie
Bob Elmore
Mae Wilson
Martin Pool
E. C. Sterling
John P. Cox
Logan Bailey
E.S. Richards
Sid Reed
Birder Key
L. Ree
Joan P. Vesey
Orville Steadman
Lohr Herbert Yrus
Ann
Earnest Ward
G. W. Womack
J. Burns Wien
Roy Brittain
Cc. G. Washington
H. M. Valentine
Owe
AOD
Cle
J. E. O'Brien
Louis L. Sirsons
Tnelma Bianco
EB. McCrory
Harrison in Hollywood A portrait of screen star Harold Huber and peers
Hollywood profile by Paul Harrison noting Harold Huber a polyglot with a law degree who plays sympathetic mugs and crooks. The piece contrasts his erudition with typecasting and mentions Albert Dekker a Bowdoin College graduate who panels as a Nazi in The Lady Has Plans and his odd art collection. It also teases Milton Berle’s quote about a meeting with a young actress and other gossip.
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Hollywood
Harold Hubber
Huber
Harry
New York
New Peak University
Columbia
al Woods
Woods
Commie
Ilalian
Gene Autry
Mexico
Cense
Ural Huber
Outs
Albert Dekker
Dekker
Litvinov Out of Dog-House
Russian diplomat Maxim Litvinov, once sidelined, is raised to ambassador to the United States. From 1898 exile to 1933 US recognition, his career threads through arrests, escapes, and pivotal roles in Soviet diplomacy amid 20th century upheavals.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Maxim Litvinov
United States
Bel Shevik
Siberia
Russia
England
Brice Lockhart
Moscow
Litvinov
Ussr
U. S
State Department
Stockholm
Shortage Seen in Machinery for Farms
Oliver L. Adams warns Hempstead County farmers to extend machinery life by ordering repair parts now as national defense strains supply. Earle K. Rambo offers practical steps from Arkansas extension to store equipment under cover, grease and replace worn parts, inspect mowers plows and tractors, drain cooling systems, and keep parts on hand for next harvest.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Tle
Earle K. Rambo
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Goitie
Governor Langlie Pardons Self Amid Paper Error
Washington Governor Arthur B. Langlie briefly pardoned himself in a document intended to free H A May for grand larceny. The error was found before it reached King County clerk in Seattle. In other notes, the postal system began with Franklin and 15 offices, now 53 000 offices with large revenue.
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Olympta
Wash
Arthur B. Langlie
State Penitentiary
H. A. May
Grand Taverny
Washington
King County
Lserk St
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Soviet Envoy Litvinov Returns to Washington Post
Litvinov, once in and out of favor with his party, is recalled to head the USSR diplomatic mission in Washington. He and his English wife Ivy Low will host a large Sixteenth Street embassy event signaling a renewed Western outreach after a period of disfavor and a glittering 24th anniversary revolution reception.
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Litvinov
Lenin
Pupasha
Stalin
Hitler
Washington Post
Ussr
United States
England
Ivy Low
Sydney Low
Maurice Low
Mme. Litvinov
Sixteenth Street
Litvinovs
Wien
Constantine A. Duminsky
Mc Oumnansky
Washington
One Man's View of Facts About Deer Hunting
A whimsical Stuttwart Daily Leader piece recounts a deer hunt to amuse readers. The author details camp life, rough travel, cold stands, and rough meals, with humor about coffee, beans, and the camaraderie of hunters over five days.
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Stuttwart Daily Leader
Muligan
Cook Shack
Jan Ax
Bunina
Farmers Urged Support for Conservation Payments in Arkansas
Local Hempstead County farmers urged the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation to press for immediate approval of conservation payments under the 154k farm program. A resolution by Elempstead County and appeal to state and national lawmakers won unanimous backing from delegates. The National AAA office reportedly ruled these farmers not yet due payments, with Hempstead County conservation land condemned for the government totaling about 30000 dollars. Farmers and sympathizers were asked to rally to secure quicker recognition, as the state bureau advocates a broad program expanding summer eligibility and purity measures.
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Southwest
Arkansas
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
T .A. Cornelius
Elempstead County Farm Bureau
Frank Hall
State Farm Bureau
Frank Hill
State Farm Burea
AAA
Hempstead County
Burett
Canelius
Burea
Germans Claim the Capture of Rostov on Don
German field headquarters announced that Rostov on Don, a key northern gateway to the Caucasus, had fallen after a violent assault. The capture threatens oil and grain routes, and Rostov is described as pivotal to Moscow’s defense and German oil supply.
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Rostov-on-Don
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Hostov-on-Doenorthern
Moscow
Rostov
Don River
Russia
Hussi
Addvices
London
Mosedown
Red Army
Kuibyshev
Mozhaisk
Kalinin
Tula
Russias
Volokolamsk
Hitler
Win Kleis
SS Elie
Rostay
Orsal
Caucasus
Three Negroes Called by the Draft in Montgomery County
Three Black residents Houston Lee Glenn Thompson Debnson and Oliver M Smith were notified by the local draft board to report December 9 for selective service induction into the army planning their military service in the county.
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Hepsteak Counly
Tigers Lose 6-0 to Little Rock
The Yorger Tigers suffered a 6-0 defeat by Little Rock as a 24 yard pass proved costly. Both teams were evenly matched. The Tigers host Hot Springs on December 5.
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Tigers
Little Rock
Yorger Tigers
Hope Nept
Jones High School
Hot Springs
Industry talks seek assurances on last coal contract
UMW accepts as invalid. In a bid to press Lewis, Davis asked for assurances from commerce approvers. Davis sent telegrams to coal operators under the Appalachian agreement, the current contract with the mine union, urging compliance. Also notes District of Columbia tuberculosis death rate at 4 per 1000.
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Lewis
Com— Merce
Davis
Mine
District of Columbia
Highway Funds Advance for Southwestern Proving Ground
Evidence of progress on the Southwestern Proving Ground shows defense highway funds allocated, with engineers predicting a road from Hope to Washington in Arkansas may parallel the proving ground boundary, as announced from Washington this week.
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Haliday
Southwestern Proving Ground
Washington
Sevut
Hope
Arkansas
Proving Ground
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Rm Bureau
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White
Monroe
Izard
Indence
Ton
Carroll
van Buren
Frand Marion
Miller
Crawe
Logan
Scott
Pike
Sebastian
Johnson
Franks
Pulaski
Faulknor
Lonoke
Desha
Ars
Drew
Garland
Id Saline
Achita
Ashley
Red Cross
H. ©. Flannery
E. B. Fendiley
Clark Yarbroug
M. Northups
M. M. Kinderley
D. G. Donaldson
A.W. Ables
Z. D. Heard
Chas. Blood
Earl Williams
R. D. Yarbrough
H. T. Robinson
F. CG. Muir
A. IL Allen
Roy Walker
Ji. C. Morgan
A. , Johnson
P. N. Shirley
H. Adams
Glen D. Jones
James D. Hays
G. E. Stafford
Paul V. McBride
Roy S. Johnson
F.C. Godsey
Thomas C. Hil
Leo F. Parker
Floyd L. Johnson
J. T. Connerley
A. G. Kinsey
Herman Stewn
Joe Gruny
C.N. Schoonovel
W. L. Hornbeck
G. Pittman
Aubrey Collier
Roger Williams
Fred
M. M. Robinson
W. FL White
D. A. Farr
F. E. Wells
B. T. Wlaschin
Cc. R Alley
E. Gorman
C. A. Garrett
H. L. Smith
A. Harris
M. E. Hoyle
R. A. Wilson
H. E. Sutton
R. S. Vandiver
G. L. Purtle - Lir
Ed VanEickle
H. W. Monts
Cecil Sewell
Harrison In
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Milton Berle
Bruce Cabolt
Franchot Tone
Civo
K. M. Cox
Farvis Island
S. C
Marine Base
RFC
Defense Homes Corporation
Fulls Church
Burma
Arctic Ocean
Ard
Murmanska
Archangel
Fressing
China
Ethiopia
Iboutt
Seale of
Miles Soo
Ghkan
Mraq
Saudi Arabia
Gulf and Caspian
STS Pris
Iran
Trans-Siberian Railroad
Brinal Ald
Paclle
TTF
Jafgmanista
India
Afghanistan
Tansport
Indian Ocean
Ogain
SPG
UMW
Perkison’s Jewelry Store
Drs. Chas. A
Etta E. Champlin
Osteopathic
Arkansas Machine Specialty CO
Hope, Arkansas
Texurkuna, Ark
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