Union Thanksgiving Service and Turkey Day Game Highlight City Events
Union Service at First Methodist at 10 a.m. leads into a 2:30 p.m. football clash between Hope and Hot Springs High. City observes the holiday with no school Thursday and Star will suspend publication. The Turkey Day game and service are centerpiece events with a full church program, choir participation, and reserved seating details for the public.
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Hempstead
First Methodist Church
Hope
Hot Springs
The
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the Mail
Wur
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First Baptist Church
Gilbert Copeland
Churesy of Christ
Bert Webb
Talesnaele
Thomas Arew- Ster
Wirst Presbyterian
Ehueel
First Christian Church
Peichy
Beryl Henry
Tepe Public Sehools
Tlape
Pam
Roy Hammons
Dick Mowe
Moore
Galloway
Thamoons
Hot Springs Rooters
What You Should Know About New Social Security Law
The Social Security Act creates an old age reserve in the Treasury with a secretary of the treasury responsible for annual estimates, investments, and reporting. Congress authorizes yearly appropriations to fund federal old age benefits, with taxes on employers and employees to support the program. Starting January 1, 1947, employer and employee taxes begin at 1 percent, rising in three year steps until 1949. Next: Win Employment Records Are Assembled and Kept.
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Treasury of
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Treasury
General Revenue Fund of the Treasury
Wartil
Eac
Thanksgiving Day Harrison's Theme at Hope Kiwanis
The Hope Kiwanis held a pre Thanksgiving program led by Rev. Fred R. Harrison of First Methodist Church on the topic Bread Bearty and Brotherhood. William Dean of the Hope High School faculty sang two songs and $180 was donated by local firms for downtown holiday promotion. Toys are being collected at the Hope Furniture store for repairs and distribution as part of the Christmas program.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Fred R. Harrison
First Methodist Church
Warrison
William Dean
Wope High School
Cache Jacobs Bond
Sigmund Ramberg
Hope Kiwanis
Hope Furniture
Hope Fire Department
President to Land at Buenos Aires
President Roosevel t lands in Buenos Aires by request of the Argentine government en route to Inter American peace conference. He telegraphed Ambassador Weddell from the USS Indianapolis confirming arrival in the capital after originally planning to land at Mar del Plata. Global reform movements comment on calendar changes.
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Buenos
Argentina
Roosvelt
Buenos Aire
Alexander Weddell
U.S.S. Indianapolis
Mar de Plata
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville special notes a brighter economy lifting mood and holiday hiring. The column observes wage increases, more jobs, and greater consumer buying, with relief agencies warned they may need stronger incentives as commerce improves.
German Pacifist Ossietzky Wins Nobel Prize Amid Pressure
Oslo reports confirm Carl von Ossietzky, German pacifist, as Nobel Peace Prize laureate, with Argentine Foreign Minister Cartos Veora Lamus also linked. The award triggers German government pressure fears and possible coercion to reject the prize, while Ossietzky remains detained over alleged pacifist activities.
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Oslo
Norway
Carl von Ossietaky
Cartos Veora Lamus
Vuestiag
Ossietzky
Carl von Oosiutsky
Hitler
Wizky
Hungarian Wins First Two of His Nine Duels
Budapest report notes a duelist winning the first two of nine slated encounters with rival Minch pis, a bout marked by a wound and a tense exchange. The piece also cites North Carolina paying out 9,544,220 dollars in fire and related insurance premiums.
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Budapest
Hungary
Prong
Sarge
PuHunt
North Carolina
Extremely Low City Primary Vote Reported in Little Rock
In Hot Springs and Little Rock the Arkansas Farm Tenancy Commission debated lawlessness and intimidation in the sharecropper belt then adopted a compromise call for a legislative investigation. Only 223 votes were cast by 2 pm in the city primary with seven offices at stake, leaving candidates uneasy about the light turnout. Ward tallies showed 92 in Ward One, 40 in Ward Two, 64 in Ward Three, and 27 in Ward Four.
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Hot Springs
Ark
East Arkansas
Arkansas Farm Tenancy Commission
Star
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Frisca Depot
Hope City Hall
Albert Graves
Ruff A. Boyett
Charles Reynerson
W. Kendall Lumley
TL. Carter Johnson
Kenneth G. Hamilton
J. L. Rodgers
GL. Wyatt
Roy Johnson
FE. Taylor
L Schneiker
Peacher Charged In Slavery Labor Case In Arkansas
In Jonesboro Arkansas the government opened the trial of Paul D Peacher city marshal indicted for aiding and abetting in holding people as slaves He allegedly used arrest powers to gain labor for private use in east Arkansas last spring The defense says he acted under a lawful county agreement and carried out statutory duties arresting enslaved laborers during a cotton chop strike and having them sentenced in justice court
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Peacher
Trin
Jonesboro
Ark
Yfi
Paul D. Peacher
East Arkansas
Earle
Arkansas debate over tenancy probe and state crime stance
The article reports on legislative debate led by C T Coleman and Dr Millar about how to handle alleged tenancy lawlessness in Arkansas. Coleman urges a minority report opposing a commission while Millar proposes a state investigation with public hearings to reveal facts and protect the weak, with a future legislature appointing a body to study conditions.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Farm Tenancy Commission
Arkansas
A. C. Millar
Little Rock
Arkansas Methodist
C. T. Coleman
Millar
Cole
Caternan
Artur Jeaid
Thomason of Rosston Enlists in U S Army
William H Thomason of Rosston joins the United States Army through the Texarkana Army Recruiting Office led by Sergeant Homer T Cummings. All other young men interested in a military career should contact the Army Recruiting Office Texarkana Texas.
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William Herbert Thomason
Rosston
United States Army
Texarkana
Homer T. Cummings
Army Recruiting Office
Texarkani
Vexas
Yearend prayer for fields and future hope
A prayer by Helen Welshimer thanks God for harvest and crops on the plains, praising justice, education, opportunity, and freedom. The speaker asks for labor, bravery, and industriousness, and prays that autumn brings no distant battles while young eyes hold vision and old men dream. The plea ends with a wish to keep the good intensity of living beyond the crops reaped.
Red Cross Total Oes Beyond 300 in Hempstead County
Hempstead Red Cross campaign total rose to 309 dollars with Wayne England, campaign chair, reporting in Hope area. Columbus drive led by Mrs. Charlie Wilson contributed 13 dollars. prior report listed 295 dollars. Several local residents and officials contributed amounts, including Johnny Wilson, Tom Stuart, Danny Harrison, and J. W. Sipes, among others.
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Hempstead County
Tom Stuart
Danny Harrison
B. DB
Mitchell
Jim Stuart
Wilson
Ade KE
Brown
Mis. JR
Atty
Stuart Oi
Olis Johnson
J. W. Sipes
Steve Carrigan
Toll Oo
Revenue Officers Here Are Chehed
Bil Quilling auditor for the State Department of Revenues completed a check of reports and records of the Hope revenue office and pronounced them in excellent shape. He praised the work of Hope agents Ed Van Sickle and C. Mitchell for submitting daily reports to the Little Rock office in a correct and accurate manner.
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Bil Quilling
State Department of Revenues
Hope Revenue Office
Miller Clerk Scoggins Cleared by Directed Verdict
Judge Andrew Miller acquitted Raymond Scoggins Miller county clerk of a federal perjury charge in a direct verdict. The case related to testimony in the Goldman trial and a claim of counterfeit bill passing. The judge halted the jury before final arguments, citing one positive government witness versus three supporting Scoggins.
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Texarkanasp
Andrew Miller
Raymond Scoggins
Miller County
Scoggins
J. R
Bob) Goldman
Miller
Rial
Scout Fish Fry Planned on Friday
Announcement by A. W. Stubbeynan scoutmaster of Troop 58 Hope says the troop, aided by the Hope Rotary Club, will depart about 9 am for an all night camp at Tony's Landing on Red Lake with new Army pyramidal tents. A 7 pm fish fry for the boys, their parents and troop committee is the highlight.
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A. W. Stubbeynan
Troop 58
Boy Scouts of Hope
Hope Rotary Club
Tony's Landing
Red Lake
100000 in Arms for Jap Mov Annex Mon
The report details military mobilization and international reactions with Britain and France preparing measures to safeguard ships in Spanish waters. It notes Communist and fascist tensions affecting Spain and mentions a French funeral eulogy controversy involving Roger Salengro.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Molestat
Madrid
Britain
Spain
Ministry of the Navy
Paris
Roger Salengro
Interior
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Edouard Herriot
Morgan Strikes Back at Attorney
FORT SMITH Ark. D ypanite bomb found in car linked to S R Morgan former Arkansas utilities magnate in assault to kill case Panich testified Morgan threatened him in El Dorado in 1935 and again in testimony about a plot to kill him Two men indicted on bomb plot testified Morgan hired a private investigator to place the device in Panichs car Continued on page three Deaths Rose In low mood HOUSTON Texas Dr B Cook Minneapolis told life underwriters mortality rose during the Great Depression.
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Ark
D. D. Panich
Little Rock
S. R. Morgan
Arkansas
Panich
Morgan
el Dorado
Vle. Tyler
Houston
Texas
B. Cook
Minneapolis
Association of Life Underwriters
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