Arkansas Lacks Promotion Funds Says Blackman
Publicity director M. C. Blackman argues Arkansas lags in state promotion, noting rivals like North Carolina and Tennessee spend on advertising to attract sportsmen. He cites magazine ads showing Arkansas as a white gap on a southern map and urges clearer statewide promotional efforts to draw visitors and spending.
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M. C. Blackman
State of
Arkansas
Blackman
Mr. Blackman
Arkanans
Tiare
South
Beenie Arkansas Lnckers
Arkansis Inc
Tneator Sportsmen's
North Carolina
Tennessee
Hitk
Sportsmen's Paradise
Artolsus
Riteatin
Shuster Fired From Arkansas Corporation Commission
Huntsville resident M T Shuster, a member of the Arkansas Corporation Commission since January, says Governor Bailey fired him effective December 1. He cites no reasons, notes salary and campaign contributions to Bailey, and says contact with the governor, who is hospitalized, failed. The governor’s letter mentions a plan to reorganize the commission and other departments.
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Little Rock
M. T. Shuster
Huntsville
Arkansas Cooperation Commission
Bailey
Shuster
Commission
Corporation Commission
Tabulation Shows Red Cross Hall Fund Reaches 756
City Chairman Bert Webb reports the Red Cross Hall fund now totals 756.89 dollars with 30.50 added Friday. Rural chairmen are urged to file reports to close the campaign. several have already reported while others are still heard from. The list includes multiple donors such as G. W. Ware, Ralph Woodard, Charles Pinckley, Ed Lavender, Elbert Burke, Adelle Clarke, Edna Glover, Georgie Yerger, Naomi Yerger, Thel Biszella, Myrtle Yerger, Emma Walker, Irene Hauntion, Mary Lee Juies, Emin Copper, Theo Edwards, and J. A. Harris.
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Bert Webb
Red Cross Hall
Stag Hope Brick Works
G. W. Ware
G. W. Ware Bellheeh Op 4 1.00 Ralph Woodard Pine Cee Loo Charles Pinckley Wumoe
Ed Lavender
Elbert Burke
Adelle Clarke
Dod
M. Osborn
G. W. Wiens
Edna E. Glover
Voce
Georgie L. Yerger
Mary E. Tellington
Emin S
Allarette Walker
Meee
Naomi Yerger
Theo Edwards
A. Hamilton
J. A. Harris
Luther Clark
Thel Biszella
J. Yerger
al Myrtle Yerger
M. L. Harris
Emma Walker
EN. Glover P
Irene Hauution
Mary Lee
Committeeman Election Here in DeRoan Township
An election will be held at Mope City Hall at 2 o clock Saturday November 27 1937 to select oral committeeman to serve under the Agricultural Conservation program for DeRoan township Clifford L. Smith county agent is referenced. The earlier November 24 1987 date was postponed due to lack of representation and all eligible voters are urged to attend and vote for your final committeeman.
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Mope
Foual
Personal Tax List Closes Nov 30th
The county issues a personal tax list with a deadline of November 30. Sheriff Jan E. Bearsden and County Clerk Ray E. McDowell urge timely payment to avoid public embarrassment as the delinquent list is to be published, with a second notice planned in early December.
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AL Persenk
Ariel
Ane
Jan E. Bearsden
Ciasing Wis
Ray E. McDowell
French Threat of War Stirs Italy
Rome reports discussed by Italian officials after Feely naval minister predicted France would seek war. Cesar Campiehi allegedly claimed war with Italy was destined and Italy must act, with mentions of Corsica and the Mediterranean as strategic targets.
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France
Maly
Cesar Campiehi
Sayoud
al Tate
Naver
Curly Dietily
Canpinehi
Vialy
Cressea
Ile French Island
Luly
J. W. Lee Dies of Heart Disease in Hope
J W Lee, about 70, father of Mrs Roy Stephenson of Hope, died Friday afternoon of heart disease. He resided in Hope about two years with Mr and Mrs Stephenson. Survived by widow, daughter and son Borden Lee of Marshall, Texas, plus a sister. Funeral services not announced.
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J. W. Lee
Roy Swphlenson
Hope
Lee
Stephenson
My Ee
Borden Lee
Marshal
Texas
Bobcats Rout St Joseph High in 57 to 14 Victory
The Hope High Bobcats crushed St Joseph High of Dallas 57 to 14 before about 24,000 fans. Bobcats' star Bob Bright scored nine touchdowns, three in each of the first three quarters, as Dallas tallied late. Hope finished with a 9-3 record, marking a dominant team performance and ending several prep careers.
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Leonard Ellis
Hopeigh
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Plieceront
Dallay
Sterne
Yilay
Sloe
Duibis
Pallas
St Joseph
Dire
Herrin
Phhe
Haye
Reesu
Pss
The Last Touchdown of Vasco Brights High School Career
A vivid finale as Vasco Bright scores a decisive touchdown in his final high school game. Masters makes a long gain around end for a strong second play, captured in top and bottom photo captions by The Star.
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Vasco Bright
Masters
M Faddin Speaks on Oriental War at Hotel Barlow
Melidin and Hope Rotary members heard McFaddin discuss Japanese war plans and Chinese resistance. He noted potential Japanese influence south of the Great Wall and the possibility of a Manchoukus-like puppet state, with German advisers shaping Chiang Kai-Shek’s strategy.
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Hope Rotary Clubs
Barlow
China
Chin
McPau
Great Wall
Manechoukus
Chiang Kai-Shek
McFaddin
Cotton Opens and Closes Higher in New Orleans Trade
In New Orleans on Friday December cotton opened at 3 09 and closed at 8 5, with prices steady to higher by 14 points. Middling futures showed a modest uptick as market activity reflected cautious buyer interest in the fiber market.
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New Orleans
New York Prison Flayed for Break Losses and Laxity in Jamesville
New York State Correction Commission cited lax regulation at Jamesville County Penitentiary after three convicted kidnappers John Qrey Percy Geary and Harold Crowlen escaped on November 16. The escape prompted an investigation. the trio faces lengthy federal terms for the 1933 kidnaping of Jules J O Connell Jr of Albany.
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Albany
New York State Correction Commission
Vonwel
Jamesville
O'Connell
John Qrey
Percy
Angel Face) Geary
Harold
Red) Crowlen
Jules J O'Connell, Jr
F. D. Renews Plan for Tax Revision
President Ronsavelt and three other moves push tax revision to aid business. They call Congress Monday to stimulate private spending on housing and Tuesday to curtail federal state trade building aid. A letter urges faster spending of 4 billion dollars for supplies this fiscal year. It is unclear when tax revision will be ready.
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Ronsavelt
Fridgy
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Morgenthau
Picketing of Ford Again Fails in St Louis
A second UAW picket line failed to halt Ford’s St Louis plant production on Friday as police escorted workers into the facility. The mass protest, joined by other unions, formed in the early dawn and dissolved amid disturbances as cars transported employees into the plant.
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St. Louis
ST Louis
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford Motor Company
Cranium Crackers: Examples From The Classified Page
Question style quiz asks: Are Panga hats made only at Panera. What form of execution is used in France. Who discovered radio. How many states does the Grand Canyon span. Why won t asbestos burn. Answers appear on the classified page.
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Grand Canyon
Japanese Report 1500 War Planes in Eastern Siberia
Tokyo Hochi cites a Tsuruga dispatch claiming 1500 Soviet planes massed in Siberia and reports Russian bombers entering China via Sianfu. Japanese troops push from lake area toward Nanking as Chiang Kai-shek vows China will resist to the last man amid slowed Spanish Civil War activity.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Tokyo
Japan
Hochi Friday
Tsuruga
Sianfu
Shenji
Vladivostok
Associated Press
Lake Midway
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Nanking
B. H. Buchanan Found Dead in Texarkana Hotel
B. H. Buchanan, 38, of Hope, was found dead in his Texarkana hotel room from natural causes after ill health following a nervous breakdown two years earlier. Relatives headed to Texarkana to bring the body home. funeral arrangements were not announced. He worked as a salesman for Republic Foods Products in Chicago and previously with Ritchie Grocer in Hope. He is survived by his widow and a small son, Mark, of Hope.
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B. H. Buchanan
Hope
Texarkana
Buchanan
Republic Foods Products Company
Chicago
Food Company
Ritchie Grocer Company
Mark Buchanan
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