Here and There Editorial on Hot Springs football spirit
The piece lauds Hot Springs for crowd support and town spirit after a tough season. It argues OPE should learn courage from Hot Springs, notes injuries and losses to several teams, and stresses the need for a strong schedule and realistic goals rather than mythical championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPE
Hot Springs
Hope Stadium
Spa
Trojans
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Craden
el Dorada
Fort South
Crowes
Intny O'Neal
Boettiger to helm Seattle Post Intelligencer for Hearst
West coast edition notes John Boettiger, Roosevelt's son in law, named publisher of the Seattle Post Intelligencer as the Hearst chain resumes publication after a strike. Boettiger, resigning from MPPDA post, will direct editorial and business policy. his wife Anna Eleanor Roosevelt becomes women’s editor. Ellot Roosevelt also holds a Hearst position.
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New York
John Boettiger
Roosevelt
Seattle
Willian Randolph
Guise
Seattle Labor Council
Hearst
Boettiger
Boettlaey
Post-Intelliegenecer
Jung
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
The
Post- Intelligencer
Will MH. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Seattle P.1
Guild
Riche Seller
Jonathan
Rail Wreck Kills Two Near Buckner Arkansas
Buckner Arkansas Wednesday night a flat freight train collided with a second engine and freight cars on a siding. Fireman Howard Clay and brakeman Aimonds of Pine Bluff were killed. Engineer B D Vaughn and Fireman W E Carry of Pine Wharf injured, with at least two others unaccounted for beneath wreckage. Rescue crews reported two engines and several cars demolished and warned more victims could be beneath debris.
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Buckner
Ark
St. Lucie-Southwenterp
Fane Duff
Howard Clay
Gar Cieineer
Aimonds
Pine Biulé
B.D. Vaughini
W. E. Carry
Pine Wharf
Stumps
B. Smith
Fragmentary Thought Line on Treachery and Virtue
A shattered archaic line debates treachery and virtue with references to He, Geel, and Heaven, describing betrayal as a form of treason and contrasting stoutness with angelic virtue in fragmented diction.
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Tnd
Geel
County Teachers to Meet at Blevins in December
Hempstead county unit of the Arkansas Educational association will meet at Blevins Med School auditorium at 7 30 p m Thursday December 3. Most county schools are 100 percent members in state and county associations. A complete list of 100 percent schools will be published after the meeting. They urge all teachers board members and interested laymen to join in improving and equalizing educational opportunities in Arkansas. Program includes a school board member’s view on teacher responsibility by M L Nelson Horace Whitten on display of birds and animals and a lecture by Flora M Gillentine.
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Hempstead County
The
Arkansas Educational Association
Blevins Med School
Arkansas
Blevins
M. L. Nelson
Blevins School Board
Refund Revealed on Capitol Soap Scandal
A state comptroller report details purchases of janitor supplies for the Secretary of State Ed F. McDonald, a defeated gubernatorial candidate, showing $20 301 93 in fanily supplies and $4 062 47 paid, with McKesson Lincoln Drug Co receiving a $7 700 90 refund days before the Democratic primary. The disclosure links to Standard Disinfectant Co and National Products Co of Memphis and notes a cashiers check from Peoples National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hock
Comproller
Secretary of State
Ed F. McDonald
Futrell
Roy W. Spence
Capitol
Little Bock
Standard Disinfectant Company
National Products Company
Memphis
Little Rock
McKesson-Lincoln Drug Company
Carl E. Bailey
McDonald
Cashies Check of the Peoples National
Hope Ends Best Season With 34–7 Victory Over Trojans
Hope High School Bobcats finish their season in dramatic fashion defeating Hot Springs 34 to 7 before about 4400 fans. Led by Vasey Bright, Hope surged in the final period with strong running and passing to cap a record season, blocking punts and scoring on long plays. Bright scored twice with teammates Reese Spears and Dean Parsons adding touchdowns as Hope claimed its tenth win.
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Leonard Ellis
Hope High
Hot Springs
Hope
Vasey Bright
Bobcats
Trojan
Bright
Reese
Spears
Dean Parsons
Trojans
Jone
McDeniel
Bobet
Williams
Nope
Bobcat
Bob
McDaniel
San
Tape
Segard
See
Wally
Bobrat
W. Parsons
Ramsey
Enda Bright
Gare
Botors
Springs
Keith
Ling
Ree
Stone
Blevins Wallops Bobcats B team in season finale
Blevins High School defeated Hope High School B team 2 to 0 to cap a successful season at home before the town’s largest crowd. Crowned queen Mrs Lea Tedford with maids Imogene Noles and Wanda Scott. Blevins dominated with steady scoring and advantages in first downs despite fumble near the 18 yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
Hope High School
Lea Tedford
Imogene Noles
Wanda Scott
Sparkman
Bleving
Murfreesborn
Magnolia
Hope
Lindy Case Still Not Solved Says Hoffman
New Jersey Governor Hoffman, eight months after Bruno Hauptmann was electrocuted for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, said he still hopes there was a way Hauptmann could have lived and that the Lindbergh crime has not been completely solved.
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New York
Hoffman
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hoffman
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville report comments on naval movements and tensions with Spain and Europe. The piece notes ships from Gerrary England France Russie and others approaching Spanish waters, predicting muddy watch regions and scarce fishing spots by spring. It mentions Spaniards’ potential anger and references to tofton picker contraptions and Trust brothers innovations.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gerrary
England
France
Aly
Russie
Trust Brothers
30 Hour Week A F L Demand In National Move
TAMPA Florida The American Federation of Labor backed the 30 hour week as the sole method to curb unemployment. The convention urged the executive council to press Congress to enact the measure into national law, arguing six hour days and five day weeks guard society from future depressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L. Executive Council
Congress
1936 Cotton Staple Longer Than 1935 Crop
Washington reports the 1936 cotton staple length averaged longer than 1935. Ginnings reached 9,881,527 bales, about 80 percent of the estimated crop, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economies on Friday.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
L. & A. Crash Officially Termed Act of Vandals
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Friday that a switch opened with malicious intent caused the Louisiana & Arkansas Railway wreck at Monrag Louisiana last September, killing two people. The finding labels the incident as an act of vandals and cites the bridge and track failures as direct causes.
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L. & A. Crash
Act of Vandals
Washingtonac
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisiana & Arkansas Railway
Monrag
Red Cross Total Near Four Hundred in Hempstead Fund
Friday report by Foy H Hammons and Wayne H England raises Hempstead County Red Cross total to 395.72 from Belton and McCaskill contributions. Includes list of donors such as R T Wilson John Guthrie Emmet Whitten and many local residents.
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Foy H. Hammons
Wayne H. England
Red Cross Fund
England
Ruby Leslie
Belton
Lyal L. Bruce
McCaskill
R. T. Wilson
John M. Guthrie
Emmet Whitten
Charles R. Crutchfield
Grady Beard Rasa Spillers
Hope Basket Co
R. M. Briant
J. A. Ramsey
Clyde Zinn
J John L. Custer
E.N. Glover
Emma S. Cooper
A Harris
Luelne Harris
Annie Currie
Mary Lillian Jones
I. A. Hamilton
Mary Ella Tellir
Edna E. Saner
Theoéoteb, Edwards
Mose Yerger
J. A. Peters
E. F. Leslie
Mrs
F. Leslie
J. W. Siddons
Sam Leslie
James Leslie
Ruble Leslie A Loo
Chester McCask
Chester McCaskill
Glen Eley
M. Scott
Floys Wortham
Stell Eley
Argie Henry
Otis Harris
Bert Scott
Bert Se
Violet G
Bruce Beene
Co. E. Hamilton
McCaskill Junior High School
Futrell reluctant to call a special session
Governor Futrell said he would not call a special session of the legislature to consider an unemployment compensation bill without stronger assurance of a successful outcome. He added he would call the session if Governor Elect Bailey believes it should be done.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Bailey
Peacher Found Guilty of Slavery in Federal Case
Jonesboro Ark Paul D Peach er known as Peacher was convicted in federal court of falsely arresting seven African Americans last May and confining them in a stockade to clear land He received 3500 fine and two years in prison on seven counts with concurrent terms Judge Martineau urged probation and noted the verdict followed months of tense proceedings The defense claimed the Southern Tenant Farmers Union manipulated the case and the judge criticized the court procedures as unjust.
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Paul D. Peacher
Early, Ark
U. S
Jonesboro
Ark
Peacher
Crittenden County
Peachey
Earle
Martineau
N. F
Lamb
Beacher
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Girl Killed as Train Hits Car in HeBER Springs Ark
A car collided with a Missouri and Arkansas train in Heber Springs killing 18 year old Miss Jewell Wadley of Kensay1 and seriously injuring another occupant. Local authorities investigated the crash and traffic safety officials were called to the scene.
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Heber Springs
Ark
Missiouri & Arkansas
Jewell Wadley
Kenssey1
Cotton Prices and Market Update from New Orleans
Cotton futures show modest gains Friday with May 1.82 cent price points. Spot prices held steady with slight unchanged readings as traders weigh supply signals and regional demand in New Orleans market reports.
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New Orleans
Spotcova
Roosevelt urges world peace and arms ban at Brazilian congress
Roosevelt tells Brazilian congress that no American can be settled by force and calls for a durable peacetime accord. The moment includes a cordial reception as his delegation promotes a fortified instrument for peace amid global tensions. In Boston, Fran Roosevelt Jr recovers from a sinus infection while Milo Brins is named assistant administrator at Resettlement Administration to aid farmers.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Roosevelt
Zilian Congress
Aires
Sonts Hill
Boston
Mass
Fran Roosevelt, Jr
Free Morgan in Dynamiting Case 7 acquitted
In Fort Smith Arkansas a jury acquitted Morgan of assault with intent to kill in a dynamiting case. The Little Rock defendant was accused of conspiring to place a dynamite bomb on D. D. Panich's automobile in June. The jury returned after ten minutes of deliberation with verdict of acquittal, under judge Sam Wood's instruction that Morgan must be proven to be in Fort Smith on June 22 and to have aided the installation.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Morgan
Little Rock
D. D. Panich
Sam Wood
Wood
Panich
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Atlevins School
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Muncie
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Cleveland
Ball
Tomlinson
van Sweeingen
Blevins Wallops Bobcats
North Hempstead
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Jersey
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Brown Turner
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Bureau
Red Cross
Belton and McCaskill
Social Security Board
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Tite
Phige
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Wage Eaier
Zilian
Arge
Janeiro
Milo Brins
Panieh
Clement Clarke Moore
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