Moses Succumbs At Home In Hope Environment
Mrs. Moses 75 died Monday at 1 10 PM at her home near Hope after a brief illness. She was a Hemp County native, longtime Hope resident, and wife of Floyd Moses. Survived by six daughters and three sons including Mrs L N Garner and Mrs D A Jacks. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at the family residence with Rev W R Hamilton officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers include Walter Downs, Forrest Downs, Joe Downs, and Lot Moses. honorary pallbearers listed.
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SS. Moses
Hope
Moses
Hemp-county
Hemptead County
Yars
Floyd
Fonzie Moses
Harley
Corinth
L. N
First Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Walter BE. Downs
Claremore
Okto
Forrest L. Downs
Joe M. Downs
Edgard D. Downs
John Downs
Bodean
Will Downs
Julius Downs
Rochelle
Lot Moses
Washington
Roy Anderson
R. L. Gosnell
L. A Keith
Henry Hitt
Stitch Davenport
Claude Hamilton
J. C. Turner
T. M. Martin
Jim Martin
Bom Levins
Luther Higgason
L. M. Boswell
Rev
T. A. Middlebrooks
W. M. Brummett
OW. A Formby Charls Middlebrooks
Bob Griffin
Henry Moyers
Alfred Brannon
C P. Tolleson
J. W. Turner
Delton Moran
George McDowell
Beaver Colony Fences Beavers In Aspen Misunderstanding
PUEBLO Colo Bill Rutherford CCC camp foreman describes beaver colony mistaking a fence for an aspen grove. Beavers attempt to fell green aspen posts along Willow Creek but wires keep them upright. They persist with an all winter task, puzzling ranchers and observers.
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Pueblo
Colo—i
Bill Rutherford
CCC
Rutherford
Willow Creek
Weekend crashes dominate Teass five month survey
Nearly half the accidents in Teass during a five month survey occurred on Saturday and Sunday. Fewer than 4 percent of traffic moved on those days.
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Teass
Panama flag ships surge as merchant fleet grows fast
Bruce Catton notes Panama's merchant fleet expands rapidly, reaching 159 ships and 7,525 tons under Lloyd's Register, a growth driven by economics and lax regulations. He cites 1938 figures, home ports, and tanker concentration, with Panama collecting substantial tonnage fees from registries.
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Bruce Catton
NEA
Washington
United States Line
Panama
Lloyd's Register
Europe
Lloyds
Hitley
Poland
United States
Oslo
Union
Monk Kong
Mariitime
Lloyd's
Great Britain
Uie Pundmanian
Sweren
Denmark
France
Dallas
Panaim
Sightings Spark Awe Over White Buffalo in Alaska and Houston
A rare white buffalo sighting near Fairbanks in Alaska draws attention from wildlife experts led by conservationist Dr. William Hornartis, who says such a luminous animal surpasses any previously seen by white men. Meanwhile in Houston, Julius Cavsaeis confirms another distant report of a white buffalo in a residential district, prompting local curiosity.
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Butta Juneau
Metta
Fairbanks
William T. Hornartis
Schools Active in Christmas Tuberculosis Seal Drive
Schools will participate in the Christmas Seal campaign against tuberculosis starting Thanksgiving Day and lasting through Christmas. A teaching unit on The Message of the Double-Barred Cross is being sent to Hempstead County schools to educate students about TB prevention and the role of the international badge drive. Hattie Anne Ficks, secretary of the Hope Tuberculosis Association, says students are key to control, as they will lead future community efforts. Miss Beryl Heary, superintendent of Hope Schools and first vice president of the association, endorses expanding work to prevent breakdowns from tuberculosis.
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Hempstead
Hattie Anne Ficks
Hope Tuberculosis Association
Beryl Heary
Hope Schools
The
Tuberculosis Association
Losing Pay to Eligible Unemployed Workers in Arkansas
A survey by Eli W. Callins shows 34.2 percent of Arkansas claimants filed two weeks or more after job loss, delaying initial unemployment benefits. About 1135 workers nationwide during the survey month delayed benefits, with officials urging awareness that unemployment compensation is a right funded by employers.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Eli W. Callins
Collings
Unemployment Compensation Division
Order for Seizure of German Exports
London signs an order in council for complete seizure of German exports as reprisal for mine warfare. The move follows new shipping losses including the Holland-Amerika liner Spaarndam and the tanker Roystan Grange, with German sub attacks and crew salvages amid ongoing wartime actions.
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London
Eng
George
Germany
London Gazette
Admiralty
Tham
Roystan Grange
Atlantic
Grandmother and mother cooperation in childrearing
A discussion of intergenerational parenting argues that Grandma and mother can merge ideas through open minded talks. It cautions against constant criticism, notes risk of losing influence, and stresses respecting the child’s primary caregiver while sharing supportive guidance.
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Jimmy
Dow
Breeding Orchids in the Mountains
An AV Penture Service report from Denver notes a student Scarr Mave at Grin whl college in Tows leads mountain orchid breeding experiments. At altitudes of 8,000 to 10,000 feet he cultivates B-900 plants claiming improvements in shipping, freshness, and size for corsages, necklaces, and hairpieces. Prices for standard orchids from India and South America drive interest in the mountain varieties.
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AV Penture Service
Denver
Stuart Move
Grinwhl College
Tows
Colorado Mountains
Mwe
Hanigien
India
South America
Child’s joy in family bonds praised as strongest happiness
A reflective note celebrates the happiness of a child who feels supported by parents and grandparents, describing familial love as the greatest friend and source of comfort. The writing emphasizes kinship as a guiding, enduring force.
Colorado orchids seek low altitude farming breakthrough
A group reports three years of work on cultivating Colorado orchids under natural conditions for commercial gain. They note the plants are prolific sed producers and look for seeds that sprout reliably. They mention parasites and the need for a substitute, aiming to raise them commercially at low altitudes.
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Colorado
Catorade Mountain
Teachers Join Snake Steak Meal In Class
In La Junta Colorado a home economics class hosted a shocking episode as a rattlesnake was skinned cooked and served as a meal. Three teachers two men and one woman participated with the dish described as tasting swell by attendees.
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LA Junta
Colo- 1
Storey
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