Rose Bowl bids hinge on final PCC schedule
Undefeated Tennessee emerges as a prime Rose Bowl candidate with Texas A&M and Cornell also in the mix. Ivy League commitments bar Cornell from a post season engagement, while USC and UCLA lead the Pacific Coast Conference chase as December 8 deadline nears.
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Robert Myers
Los Angeles
Tennessee
Texas A
Cornell
University of ‘Southern California
University of California At Los Angeles
Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court
In Hempstead County Arkansas, Mary Louise Mattison sues Kenneth Maurice Mattison. The defendant is to appear and answer within thirty days. Witness dated November 3 1939. Ralph Bailey Clerk Lawson Glover solicitor Royce Weisenberger attorney notices for November 3 10 17 24.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Mary Louise Mattison
Kenneth Maurice Mattison
Ralph Bailey
Lawson Glover
Royce Weisenberger
Pass Catcher Verger Stars in Hope 29-0 Victory over Camden
David Shaw, Yerger left end, caught a pass in Hope Negroes 29 to 0 win over Camden here on November 3. Yerger is unbeaten this season as Hope stays undefeated with one tie, while Camden faces anxiety over the loss. The piece also notes looming matchups with Oregon State, USC, UCLA, Kentucky and Texas A&M as the season nears December 9. It closes with Cotton Council touting a “Cotton Christmas” to boost Belt sales and prosperity.
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Oregon State
U. S.C
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas A
M.texas
David Shaw
Yerger
Hope Negroes
Camden
Championship Tilt Ends With Moore Key Runs and Eason TD
In a bruising showdown, Moore carved through the line for a 69 yard solo march, then a goal line stand and decisive yardage as Eason scored on a two yard surge. Ellen and Moore exchanged kicks and fumbled plays as Hope and Benton battled to prevent the score. The tense sequence culminated with a critical fourth down stand by the Bobcats before possession shifted.
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Ellen
Moore
Norman Green
Hope
Benton
Hope Bowr
Joe Eason
Ike John Kimbrough
Baker
Eason
Benston
Geta
Bobcats
Jrecord
Bobcas
Baris
Stoge
Caystain
Hope and Benton clash in tense football showdown
Hope and Benton traded drives as Hope led 19 0 at half. The third quarter was scoreless before Ellen scored from 19 yards to seal the win. Green Simms and Simms connected on aerials, with Benton rallying late but falling short as Hope’s defense held and Hammons pulled his starters. First downs favored Hope 18 to 7 with Hope completing seven of twelve passes and Benton throwing six, two intercepted.
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Hope
Benton
Breeding
Moore
Ellen
Norman Green
Eason
Ting
Jimmy Liam
Cuneh Hammons
Hammons
Bobcats
Due Manan
Green
Simms
Ariel
Bener Curtinuce
Sims
Zane
Wen
Cotton Goods for Christmas Gifts Campaign Launched
Memphis reports the National Cotton Council has adopted a slogan Give cotton the King of Gifts and begun a statewide Cotton Christmas campaign. The plan tasks 850 Cotton Belt counties with local merchants civic clubs city and state governments and individuals to boost cotton product sales this holiday season. The effort covers dresses mutrumabue seat covers and other cotton goods with the aim of making Christmas shopping the biggest cotton sales month of the year.
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Memphis
Fenn
National Cotton Council
Colton
Cotton Council
Homer M Adkins To Address Bankers Meet In Pine Bluff
Homer M Adkins Arkansas internal revenue official will speak at the bimonthly dinner meeting of the Arkansas Conference of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers in Pine Bluff at 7 p m Saturday A smoker precedes the meal at 6 30 p m Adkins topic covers changes in biceme tax law and Social Security law as they affect banks D Moody Moore is program chair All banks in Arkansas invited to send representatives
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Pine Bluff
Homer M. Adkins
Internal Revenue For Ark
Arkansas
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Smeoker
Adkins
D. Moody Moore
Red Cross Total Climbs to 1146 81 in Drive
A confused clipping reports a fundraising total for the Red Cross reaching 1146 dollars and 81 cents. Mixed garbled text mentions names, places, and payments including references to Helium and hydrogen, with unclear attributions to individuals or clubs.
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Red Cross
Kay Eakin Busiest Back in the Nation
Seattle report shows Kay Eakin of Arkansas leading in total offense and passing, with Tom Harmon of Michigan close behind in rushing. Eakin has 1,150 total yards from nine games. Harmon 1,885 total in seven games. Nile Kinnick of Iowa appears high in total offense and passing, while other top names include Christman Missouri and Lalame North Carolina.
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Seattle
Kay Eakin
Arkan_ sug
Tom Harmon
Michigan
America Football Statistical Bureau
Eakin
Harmon
Arkansas Traveler
Capriv
Iowa
Nile Kinnick
Johnny Knolla
Creighton
Paul Christman
Missouri
Banks Lalame
North Carolina
Granny Lans
U. S.C
Ane Harold van Every
Minnesota
Christman
Ernie Laine
Rive
Rusty Cowat
Texas Cheisting
Hal Marsh
Indiana
Bary? Clark
Oklhoma
High School Band Benefit Concert Friday at Saenger
The High School band performs a Friday concert at the Saenger theater to fund travel to the Thanksgiving game at Pine Bluff. Repertoire includes March Contest Champions and Mood Indigo among others. tickets sold by band members and Band Mothers Club. Also shown is Pine Bluff Little Rock game footage. toy or nonperishable food donations requested for Hope needy children.
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Saenger
Pine Bluff
Inc
My Bonnie
Mothers Relubt
Little Rock
Hope
Remmel Young
So Far Not So Good Roanoke Mineral Discovery
Tech professors in Roanoke report a rich mineral deposit of galliting, but researchers are uncertain about practical applications. They are currently seeking viable methods to exploit the find and assess economic potential and feasibility.
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Hak-Kaff
Tiffany
Baxter
Egady
Roanoke
Vii
Vireit ‘Tech
Conference Sees Growth as Banks Join Northeast Delegation
The conference now has 45 members with expected increases at the upcoming meeting. The Bank of Brinkley joined as the first Northeast Arkansas bank represented in the last gathering. Additional members from that section are anticipated to enroll this week.
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Bank of
College Hendrix at Arkansas A & M in Conway clash
Readable lines show college football pairings with Hendrix against Arkansas A&M at Conway and Henderson facing East Texas State in Commerce. Also listed are numerous high school games including Blytheville at Russellville and Walnut Ridge at Jonesboro among others.
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Hendrix
Arkansas A, & M
Conway
Henderson
East Texas
Commerce
Blytheville
Russellville
Hardyce
Dowade
Walnut Ridge
Jonesboro
Malvern
Hot Springs
Metiehes
Warren
Amity
Arladelphia
Beebe
Stuttgart
Gordon
Marianna
Cotton Plant
St. Anne's
Fort Smith
Tenarekona Catholic Jligh
Augusta
Wynne
Carlisle
Searcy
Cscoola
Corning
Foren
DeQuesa
Harrison
Fayetteville
Bitegvitte
Rmn
North Little Rock
Parajaul
Ohio State Needs Win to Get Title
Ohio State faces a must win to secure a Big Ten title as Michigan looms. Northwestern risks a title share if it falters, while Iowa and Wisconsin chase upsets in a season haunted by power shortages and uncertain outcomes.
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Ohio State
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West Coast Loans Ward
Jones Dairy Farm
Ene
Anage Bickwront Flour City Market
Hope Hardware CO
United States
Hope Ceamery and Dairy CO
Verger
Bankers
Baxter's
Licatessen
Salmon
Dewey Hearlees
Elizahenry Pritehires
Olbiar
Southwest
Saenger Theater
Ootball Games
J. O W. Whittenore
P. S. Bear
Teeh Ceramics Department
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Dalliam
Germany
Buckeyes
Columbus
Oho State
Ann Arbor
Buckes
Lou Storts
Northwestern
Towa
Michifavs
Byashevski
Hawkeyes
Ohio
Steubenville
Pat
Armciun
Moreell
Oz, He
Reece Gro
Cailean
Yuan EU
Vaele Natobel
Ward & Son
Singleton
P. Singleton
South P. Street Hope, Ark
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