Arkansas district playoff demand stirs state sports row
A petition from El Dorado asks the Arkansas Athletic Association to permit a statewide vote on playoff conditions and to set up a district elimination system next year. The Hope Athletic Committee backed the move, calling for a timely shift to prevent season-long post season play and reduce title wrangling amid chaotic football schedules.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Athletic Association
el Dorado
Hope Athletic Committee
Louis P. Mann
Newport
State Association
Little Rock
Pine Bliff
Fordyce
Hope Wins 7 6 In Tight Battle Over Horatio
Kenneth Madison blond halfback of the Bobcats starred as Hope edged Horatio 7 to 6 Friday night. Madison scored Hope’s only touchdown and kicked the winning extra point after a fumbled kickoff, overcoming Horatio’s early lead built on fumbles and a blocked punt. He also broke loose for several 9 yard runs while recovering from a first half fumble. Horatio struck first with a left tackle TD by Brown but failed the extra point. The game featured multiple fumbles by both sides and strong Hope defense stymying Horatio in the second half.
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Kenneth Madison
Bobcats
Hope
Horatio
Madison
Harper
Spratty
Mitchell
Bobcat
Crews
Lions
Brown
Bibson
Lion's
Mathis Tonngacre
Ibson
Braway
Chamberlain
Longacre
Brazil
Horatio & Hope
Hargis
Horation
Anderson
Bubals
Lenguere
Alert
Houston
LaForge
Arkansas
Fagan
Texas
Parker
Longhorns
Hilliard
Gray
Squirrel Stew Delights Kiwanis at Fair Grounds
Kiwanis members enjoyed a squirrel stew at the Fair Grounds on Thursday night displacing their Friday gathering. A.B. Spraggins supplied the meal with Oliver Williams Sid Bundy and Dewey Hendrix cooking. C.F.P. Erwin oversaw arrangements as a Baptist quartet performed and members discussed plans for next year.
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Fair Grounds
A. B. Spraggins
Oliver Williams
Sid Bundy
Dewey Hendrix
C. F P. Erwin
Baptist
Kiwanis
J. R. Floyd
A. E. Stonequist
John P. Cox
F. X. Strassner
Mr. Bruner
Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
Evan Wray
Frank Philbrick
Charles Dana Gibson
Wayne England
Vernon Whitten
Rephan
J. M. Harbs
Joe R. Floyd
R. V. Herndon
Kirman
Strassner
C.F. Erwin
W. 5
Georgia Papers on Dixie Newsprint Exhibition at The Star
The Star displays four of nine Georgia newspapers printed on Southern pine newsprint as part of Dr. Charles Herty’s development. Samples from Atlanta Constitution, Wycoff Journal Herald, Albany Herald, and Brunswick News show the stock’s limp feel and strong print, with high speed rotary and flatbed presses handling about 50 000 and 3 500 copies per hour respectively.
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Georgia
Star
South
Walnut Street
Charles Herty
Savannah
Hope Star
Atlanta Constitution
Wycross Journal-Herald
Albany Herald
Brunswick News
The
C. H. Leavy
Massacre of Cal officers on Matanzas highway
Five former Cal army officers under Machado were abducted from guards transporting them near Matanzas to Santa Clara and were killed by unidentified assailants. The officers were in disfavor with the current government. Also reported in Little Rock Helen Spence Eaton, held at the State Farm for Women for escape and misconduct, was transferred to the state hospital for observation after a weekend return to the farm following an escape with another inmate.
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Matanzas
Cuba
Cal Army
Santa Clara
Machado
Little Rock
Helen Spence Eaton
State Farm For Women
State Hospital
Oman
Faulkner County
Chautemps Chosen to Form New French Cabinet
Paris set to see Camille Chautemps take the helm as premier after President Le Brun offered the post to Edouard Herriot who declined. Herriot recommended Chautemps, who previously led France briefly, to face a precarious, uncertain tenure amid ongoing cabinet formation.
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Paris
France
Camille Chautemps
Werriot
le Brun
Edouard Herriott
Stalesman
Chautemps
Chester Cancelled Sunday Sermon at First Presbyterian
Visiting clergyman Dr. S. H. Chester has canceled his engagement at First Presbyterian Church. The 11 o'clock pulpit will be filled by the pastor, Rev. Thomas Brewster, as announced Saturday noon.
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S. H. Chester
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Young Business Men to Meet on Monday
The Young Business Men's association will convene Monday night at Hope city hall at 7 o'clock. Important business is on the agenda and all members are urged to attend.
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Young Business Men's Association
Hope City Hall
Walker Waives Extradition to Georgia in Kidnapping Case
Arkansas captures title by defeating Texas 20 to 6 as University of Arkansas clinches Southwest Conference crown. Frank Walker, a convicted kidnapper and fugitive, arrested near Texarkana, agrees to return to Georgia to resume sentence at Floyd County stockade. Walker previously fled after an escape from Rome, Ga. prison.
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Harry Walker
Georgia
Walker
H. B. Gordon
Rome
Floyd County
Charles Fox
Here
Little Rock
Texas
Fox
Texarkana
Bureau of Identification
Waashington D. C
Austin
University of Arkansas
University of Texas
Arkansas
Parkers
Film Stars Open to Salary Cuts Now Planned by Roosevelt
In view of President Roosevelt s reported intention to cut down Hollywood salaries, several film stars are believed to be willing to have theirs reduced to what they actually are.
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Roosevelt
Hollywood
Hulsey Funeral Held Saturday for Young Man
Funeral services for William Hulsey, 19, of near Washington, who died Friday morning by self inflicted gunshot, were planned from the family home with burial in Washington. A farewell note to his young daughter stated he was tired of it all. He shot himself at home then fed some soup afterward.
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Willian Hulsey
Washington
Gurial
Halsey
Suum
Douglas Warns on Budget and Debt Rise
Budget chief Lewis W. Douglas told the New England Conference that a strong budget can offset policy impacts while warning that extra government obligations would force higher taxes to protect the middle class. He projected fiscal 1995 revenues at 3.55 billion and a 2.6 billion spending plan with 1 billion excess to cover emergency costs. He urged debt retirement beginning next year and stressed preserving government credit as vital to the economy. He cited debates over the administration’s recovery costs and projected a substantial rise in the 1944 national debt, with about 2.5 billion to be paid via liquidation over years.
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Boston
Mass
Lewis W. Douglas
United States Budget Bureau
Roosevelt
Oliver W. M. Sprague
United States Treasury
Douglas
New England
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Service for Mrs Norris O Neal in Hope
Mrs Norris O Neal, bride of eight months, died of heart disease at her Hope home Friday noon. Funeral Sunday at 10 from her parents residence Glenwood with Dr J Cannon officiating. Body sent to Glenwood Saturday morning. husband N P O Neal and family mourn her loss.
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Norris O'Neal
W. BH. Gould
Glenwood
J. &. Cannon
Hope
First Methodist Church
O'Neal
J. H. Weaver
Hempstead
N. P. O'Neal
Hope Brick Plant
Bruce Service Held for Blevins Boy in Hunting Accident
Funeral services for E. C. Bruce a year-old Blevins child who died Friday from shotgun wounds received in a hunting accident were held Saturday at 10 oclock from the Methodist church at Blevins. Burial followed in Holly Grove cemetery six miles south of town.
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E. C. Bruce
Blevins
Holly Grove
Dr Wynekoop Led Off To Jail In Chicago Case
Dr Alice Wynekoop was marched to the county jail after a habeas hearing was postponed until Friday while authorities consider possible grand jury action for the murder of her daughter in law Rheta Wynekoop. Her son Earle and coroner chemist Dr Clarence Muehlberger testified that chloroform and a bullet in Rheta's back occurred during surgery.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta
Earle
Clarence Muehlberger
Rheta Wynekoop
Dr Don Smith to Speak at DeQueen Arkansas Meeting
Dr Don Smith of this city is scheduled to appear on the program of the sixth councilor district meeting of the Arkansas Medical Association to be held at DeQueen next Thursday. The official program lists welcome by Gordon Carlton and speeches by Dr Dan Smith of Hope and others, with luncheon at Barlow Hotel.
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Don Smith
Arkansas Medical Association
DeQueen
Gordon Carlton
Dan Smith
Hope
Il. Kosminsky
Texarkana
The
Arkansas Society
Texirkana
Arthur F. Hogue
Fort Smith
American Exports and Imports Rise in October Trade
The Commerce Department reports exports rose by 34 million dollars while imports increased 3 million, yielding a 43 million dollar monthly surplus and a 112 million dollar surplus for the ten months ending October 31. Senator Lewis asserts Roosevelt era recovery lifts the nation, denies inflation and defends the recovery act. Federal Reserve Governor Black says no rift exists between the Fed and Treasury and denies policy cross-impacts with the open bond market.
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Washington
United States
Todav
Chicago
Lewis
Illinois
Rooseve
Aublic
Roosevelt
Read
Ocdlar
Tratto
Governor Black
Federal Reserve Board
Tressury
The
Treasury
Black
Reserve’ System
Mention Others As Stars of 1921
A reader from Slaton, Texas, notes that local grid stars of 1921 included not only Charles Bridewell but also honorable mentions Butler Richt, D. Jones, Willie Warren, and Robinson. Prescott defeated them 34 to 0 that year, per the November 23, 1933 Jetter letter.
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Star
Bobcat
Charles
Fitt) Bridewell
Slaton
Texas
Jetter
The
Fat Bradewell
Butler Richt
D. Jones
Willie Warren
Robinson
Prescott
A.J. Butler
Counterfeiter Sentenced to Three Years at Leavenworth
Leonard Wilson, a Hope counterfeiter, is sent to Leavenworth federal prison for three years after conviction in Texarkana for passing bogus money on merchants L C Burr Co and Ed J Rephan's New York store. A companion, Joe Carter Vartbilt, was arrested and later released on probation. Deputy U S Marshal Albert Buhler led the case. Wilson had six counterfeit ten dollar notes in his possession at arrest.
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Leonard Wilson
Hope
Texarkana
Leavenworth Federal
Hope Merchants
United States
Marshel Albert Buhler
Wilson
L. C. Burr & Co
Ed. J. Rephan
New York
Texark
Joe Carter Vart+ bilt
Vanderbilt
Proba
Var
Son
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