China Chief Warns Britain Over Far Eastern Policy
General Chiang Kai shek reportedly told British Ambassador Kerr that China may seek partners if Britain does not change its Far East stance. He warned of a possible showdown and China’s potential to shift alliances if Britain’s dominance wanes. In Paris, Daladier moves to quell strikes with guards and possible martial law.
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Shanghai
China
Chang Kai-Shei
Great Britain
Archibald Clark Gorr
Chiang
Hunan Provine
Kerr
France
Paris
Daladier
Gospel Tabernacle Dedication Next Sunday in Hope
Dedication services for the Hope Gospel Tabernacle announced for Sunday with Rev. Bert Webb hosting. Rev. Ernest S. Williams of the Assemblies of God will deliver the dedicatory sermon, joined by District Superintendent David Burruss and Robert Sellers. Williams will also speak at 11 am and 2:30 pm. Mayor Graves and R P Bowen will attend and the Tabernacle orchestra and choir will perform. Williams visits Hope for one day and three services.
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Hope Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Ernest S. Williams
The
Assembles of God
David Burruss
Robert Sellers
Rusgersville
Rev Williams
Tabernacle
Hope
Philadelphia
Europe
Albert Graves
R. P. Bowen
Chamber of Comerce of Hope
Williams
Tabernacle Orchestra
Ruel Oliver
Beaule of Hope
Poland occupies Czech territory amid Allied warnings
Paris reports British and French premiers warned Poland against invading Czechoslovak lands as Warsaw declares completion of the occupation of ceded areas. Allied diplomats fear further aggression while Poland says it acts to protect territory ceded after the Munich pact. A 1987 French court granted a divorce to a wife whose husband confessed love for a ghost.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Warsaw
Prague
Chamberlain
Daladier
Ceohhoslovaks
Munich
Pythagoras Quote On Virtue And Glory
A historic quotation asserts that wealth and glory are fragile supports for virtue, calling virtue itself the firm anchor that remains steadfast through tempests and aligns with divine law.
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God
Pythagoras
Cranium Crackers Quiz on Language and Geography
A short quiz asks which statements are true or false. It includes claims about English sparrows in the United States, a supposed Chinese word for God, Canada’s area versus the United States, a Hindu word for Khaki, and Potter's Field meaning a crop given to the church. Answers are promised on the next page.
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United States
Canada
Potter's Field
Death sentence imposed on Joel Carson in hospital guard slaying
Joel Carson, 29, confessed to killing J. B. Keller at the hospital. Judge Gus Falk sentenced Carson to die in the electric chair February 10. Defense sought a sanity hearing, but was denied. Carson was ruled sane by state officials three times in the past year.
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Little Rock
Joel Carson
Atte
J. B. Keller
Carson
Gus Falk
Mail Carriers Aid in Seal Campaign in Hope
Mail carriers in Hope deliver 1 000 Christmas Seals with each sheet featuring Einar Holboell the Danish postal clerk who inspired the extra stamp idea. Seals fund anti tuberculosis work, endorsed by Mayor Albert Graves urging widespread use on letters and cards before December 23 to protect homes from TB.
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Einar Holboell
James H. Pilkinton
Seals
Einar Holboed
Copenhagen
Mr. Pilkington
Denmark
Albert Graves
City of Hope
Expert urges American cooking at Tuskegee class
Lucius Boomer, New York hotel and restaurant executive, told Tuskegee Institute dietary class not to imitate French or Italian cuisine. Be American cooks he urged, promising a great future in American cooking and urging use of American terms and ingredients.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Lucius Boomer
New York
Hitel
Tuskegee Institute
Boomer
Alabama
Easter Greeting Arrives Six Years Late
Kathrine Weisenhof receives a belated Easter card sent from New York. Postmarked March 16, 1932, the card arrived at the Rochester office recently, six years and seven months after its date.
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Rochester
N. Yi
Katherine Weisenhof
New York
Zebras Rally To Beat Bobcats In Pine Bluff Shootout
Pine Bluff Zebras defeated the Hope High School Bobcats 21 to 13 in a high scoring first half battle at Pine Bluff. A late second quarter surge sent Pine Bluff ahead, with Norman Green recovering a fumble for Hope's second score early in the third period. About 3,000 fans attended, including a large Hope delegation.
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Leonard Ellis Pine
Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff Zebras
Hope High School Bobcats
Bobcats
Zebras
Norman Green
Pine Bluff
Hope
Tyler
Jimmy Taylor Xicken
Lafitte
Langston
Bolly Ellen
Parsons
Payne
Eason
Bobeats
Fulkerson
Raymond Hutson
Hutson
Alex Leftwich
Allan Dunaway
Banks to Auction Off Assets of Two Closed Institutions
State Bank Commissioner G S Jernigan announced auctions for the remaining real estate assets of Arkansas Bank & Trust Co of Hope and Planters Bank Trust Co of Nashville. Sales occur December 7 in Hope and December 8 in Nashville with Murrey-Young Co as selling agents. Properties include bank buildings homes vacant lots farms orchards and timber tracts. A descriptive illustrated leaflet is available by mail or at the agents’ office in the bank building.
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G. S. Jernigan
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Hope
United States
Ciips
Mind Your Manners in Campus Relationships
Answers to a 1938 NEA Service test on proper campus etiquette. Questions cover greeting a professor, speaking posture, introducing a housemother, pledging fraternity letters, and handling a mini fraternity pin. Main guidance: say good morning, stand when speaking if wearing a pin, introduce the housemother, and return or manage the pin according to dating intentions.
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Ace Quaintanes
Ansiwers
Mnoss
NEA Service, Inc
Little Rock Tigers Claim Arkansas High School Title
The Little Rock Tigers defeated intercity rival North Little Rock Wildcats 13-7 to win the statewide high school football conference title. Anderson and Hughes led the offense with 17 first downs to 10 for North Little Rock, Atkinson scoring early and Hughes adding a third-quarter TD. Baer added the extra point as the Tigers secured their eighth straight win over the Wildcats.
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Tigers
North Little Rock Wildcats
Wildcats
Pine Bluff
Anderson
Hughes
North Siders
Atkinson
Baer
Duckworth
Wildcat
Zawislak
Duquesne
Niagara
Pittsburgh
Marshall
West Virginia Wesleyan
Huntington
W. Va
Virginia Military
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Villanova
Manhattan
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Providence
R. I
Irving
Shine) Hall
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Sid Luckman
Lions
Midwest
Western Reserve
Arkansas
Tulsa
Montana
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado State
Denver
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
How to Go Broke Raising Chickens
Lexington Kentucky four The University of Kentucky college of agriculture lists ten ways to ruin a poultry operation. The compiled items warn against starting chicks late or with bad stock, poor brooding conditions, stopping mash early, disease and parasite infested ground, worm infestation, uncomfortable housing, poor ventilation, overfeeding, simple winter rations, and failing to cull annually.
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Lexington
Universty of Kentucky College of Agriculture
Says You Also Marry Your Mate's Family Ames
Iowa State University sociologist C Arnold Anderson says marrying involves families and groups as well as individuals after completing a study of mating habits in Ames Iowa The finding highlights that marriage binds not only partners but their kin and social networks.
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Ames. Ia
C. Arnold Anderson
Iowa State University
Anderson
Cotton opens high but slips in New Orleans market
In New Orleans cotton trading for December opened near 8.81 and closed around 8.79 to 8.80 per pound, with about 1,000,000 pounds traded. Spot activity remained quiet, eroding by a few points as quotations showed midlings around 8.65.
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New Orleans
Pope Pius Reported Seriously Ill in Vatican
Vatican reports indicate Pope Pius, struck by cardiac asthma and diagnosed with myocarditis, remains seriously ill though showing some improvement as of Friday afternoon. A trusted Vatican informant conveyed the condition despite cautious signs of recovery.
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Pius
Vatican City
Vatican
Holy Father
Thanksgiving Day Storm Claims Two Score Lives
The Associated Press reports the worst Thanksgiving storm in years left nearly forty fatalities and disrupted shipping and air travel along the Atlantic coast as snow plows and volunteer brigades worked to clear roads in cities and rural areas nationwide.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Commission Upholds Highway Department Discharge
LITTLE ROCK The State Civil Service Commission Friday upheld the discharge of Weg ner Citty of Oran by the State Highway Department. The commission said there was no indication the firing was political and the record showed Gilly was discharged for insubordination.
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Little Rock
State Civil Service Commission
Wegner Citty
Oran
State Highway Department
Gilly
Red Cross Drive Nearing Final Efforts in Hope Area
The annual American Red Cross roll call in Hope enters final stages as volunteers urge additional memberships. Contact ward captains in four wards or Lyman Armstrong in the business district. dues may be left at the Hope Star office or a bank. The list of donors from previous reports is noted and the drive continues with rural community captains collecting new memberships.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Finley Ward
J.C. Carlton
Ward
Alli + Sons
Jim Henry
L. W. Young
A. J. Neighbors
Lyman Armstrong
Hope
Bank
Hope Star
W. O- Beene
A.D. Middlebrooks
Max Walker
Guy Haynes
Mark Stuart
Chas
Dane Gibsi
H. M. Stephens
E. Tribble
J. J. Bruce
Annie L. Bos
H. Clifton Harris
J. Stewart
M. L. Nelson
E. R. Alston
P. H. Stephens
J. TE
H. M. Stephe
W. D. Gorham
Chas. H. Giesson
P. C. Stephens
Herbert M. Stephens
Clifton Harris
Eugene Stephens
J. M. Brown
Roy Foster
V. Benson
L. J. Brown
Louise Capps
Woodward
C. R. Pinckley
G. W. Wace
J. B. Crane
Elbert Burke
Ed Lavender
F. E. Delzell
George Smith
Charlie Bader
Harry Shiver
Alex Davis
Ray McDowell
C. T. Crutchfield
C. A. Powell
T. O. Bright
Obey
Rocky Mound
Voces
Fire Threatens Vast San Bernardino Rim Area Homes
A west coast forest fire raced across the San Bernardino mountains threatening 4000 cabins stores and hotels as winds fanned flames toward the crest of the forest district. Will Rogers ranch saved while Fernwood and Santa Monica areas suffered heavy damage and 78 firefighters treated for burns as arson suspect Trewitt faced charges. Damages listed between 3 and 4 million dollars with flood risks potential as winter rains approach.
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Los Angeles
Califo—A
San Bernardino Mountains
Forest District
Charles H. Plummer
United States Forest Service
Rogers’ Ranch
Will Rogers Ranch
Fernwood
Howe
R. J. Scott
Los Angeles Fire Department
David E. Trewitt
Norris G. Siensland
Santa Monica
Trewitt
Stensland
Arrowhead Springs
San Bernardino
Sam Wood
Otto Carrillo
Leo Carrillo
Laura Mathiessen
Shirley Temple
Brentwood
Palm Springs
Richard Dix
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