Writer Criticizes Radio Broadcasts From Washington View
AP Feature Service writer Morgan M. Beatty analyzes U S concerns over Latin American radio broadcasts from German Italian and Russian outlets. He notes Monroe Doctrine erosion from European messaging and asks whether fascist or communist labels would influence South American regimes and threaten U S economic ties with Brazil Argentina and others. He cites officials and business figures stressing that current economic links remain strong despite dictatorship shifts.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Brazil
State Department
Monroe
Europe
South America
United States
Argentina
Augustin P. Justo
Great Britain
Radio policy and cultural exchange across Americas
The piece notes US efforts in Pan American education and cultural outreach. It mentions the US Education Bureau’s work on South American history, a radio program on 60 stations, five short wave bands for non commercial broadcasting to South America, FCC hearings on private use, and a potential government pan American radio role. It highlights ongoing dispatches by American news agencies to South American papers and suggests a future of cross Atlantic cultural exchange.
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United States
United States Bureau of Education
South America
Federal Radio Commission
Thanksgiving Visits And Gatherings In Hope Area
Ozan Mr and Mrs Dan Green of Tape spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Sal Lie Green the mother. Miss Marie Stuart visited Miss Pauline Jones in Hope Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Mrs Peter Nelson of El Dorado visited Oran during the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr and Mrs O Robins made a business trip to Hope Tuesday afternoon. Miss Eather Robertson of Hope Miss Lena May Robertson a student at Arkansas State Teachers College and Mr and Mrs Oscar Tate of Texarkana spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs H P Robertson and family. Imon Norwood a senior at Henderson State Teachers College arrived Thursday night to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs Birdie Norwood. Miss Jeanete Citty and Mr Harvey Hall of Hope were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr and Mrs F P Citty. Mr and Mrs G S Smith are having their home recovered with composition.
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Dan Green
Tape
Sallie Green
Green
Marie Stuart
Pauline Jones
Hope
Peter Nelson
el Dorado
Oran
Robins
Eather Robertson
Lena May Robertson
Arkansas State Teachers College
Oscar Tate
Texarkana
H. P. Robertson
Imon Norwood
Henderson State Teachers College
Birdie Norwood
Jeanete Citty
Harvey Hall of Hope
F. P. Citty
G.S. Smith
Doctor's Cabin in Ozan Torn Down by Barrow
The old Dr J D Barrow office building at Ozan has been razed by John Barrow, new owner of the property, with materials reused to construct a tenant's house. The Barrow office stood near the J D Barrow residence and served as a center for farm business in the community.
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Winnie Sparks
J.D. Barrow
Ozan
John Barrow
Barrow
J. D. Barrow
Mafsa
Thanksgiving Holiday Courting Local Visitors In Arkansas
Walter Gaber and Sam Carrigan are roofing. John Barrow Sr arrived Thursday to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs T John Barrow. Mr and Mrs Troy Smear visited relatives in Nashville. Mrs Floyd Matthews and others attended the Arkansas State Teachers Henderson football game in Philadelphia. Henry B Citty, Henderson State Teachers College freshman, returned home for Thanksgiving. Miss Thelma Webb, nurse trainee at Little Rock Baptist State Hospital, recovered from diphtheria. Mr and Mrs Chivence Henjee and children and others visited the Burrow home Friday.
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Walter Gaber
Sam Carrigan
John Barrow
T John Barrow
Troy Smear
Nashville
Floyd Matthews
Clifton Citty
Warner Citty
Arkansas State Teachers- Henderson
Arkadelphia
Henry B. Citty
Henderson State Teachers College
Thelma Webb
W. H. Webb
Ovan
Miss Webb
Baptist State Hospital
Cannon
Henrietta
Ardmore
Oklo
Joby L. Stinsin
Ashdown
E. Hasleman
Auto Hits Wagon Child Killed Near Redfield Arkansas
Pine Bluff Ark June 5 192? two year old Merrill Jones son of Clyde and Mrs Clyde Jones was killed when the wagon he rode in was struck by an automobile on Highway 65 near Redfield. The father suffered a wrist injury and a cut on the head while two other children escaped unharmed. Deputy Sheriff L T Nasson investigated finding a barge car with Arkansas license and a driver’s license nearby.
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Pine Blupf
Ark
Kildie Merrill Jones
Clyde Jones
Redfield
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Fireside lessons shape two generations at farm office
In a rural memory, a father in the farm aid office shared stories by the large fireplace while his children, now in their 30s and 40s, listened. Decades of farm modernization have torn down the old offices, but the enduring influence of those fireside chats remains with the youngsters who were privileged to sit nearby.
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Qoran
Childrety
Father
Burford Linked to Auto Incident as Inquiry Continues
An incident involving ED M Burford of Pine Bluff and president of the Pine Bluff Cotton Exchange has authorities unsure of the driver identity. Burford reportedly was not at the scene as deputy Thomasson investigated and associates suggested he might be in Hot Springs.
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ED. M. Burford
Ettian
Pine Bluff
Pennsylvania Extends to 44-Hour Work Week Nationwide
Harrisburg reports that millions of workers in offices stores and industries will move to a 44-hour week next Wednesday under two 1937 laws. Coal miners and union members with existing contracts shorter weeks are affected. 800000 women workers gained a 41-hour week September under the first law. The second law covering general employees takes effect in December.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Burford Linked to Child Incident Near Redfield
Report notes Eldie Merrill Jones was taken to Dr. Hebert C. Bogart in Hensley after a collision north of Redfield. The wagon and car headed north. Jones died en route. Burford of Pine Bluff, formerly of Hope, connected with local cotton business years ago.
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Burford
Litke Rock
Eldie Merrill Jones
Hebert C. Bogart
Hensley
Redfield
D. M. Burford
Pine Bluff
Hope
Norwood Honored At Thanksgiving Family Reunion
Nashville Ark November gathering at the home of 84 year old W H Norwood featured baskets of food as 23 attendees celebrated. He surprised each guest with a $100 gift. Attendees included Jack Norwood Lille Rock BR Norwood Charles Norwood J Mark Jackson Kate Eley Ole Atkins Clarence Lewis Guy Norwood Little Rock and other Nashville residents. Norwood is a longtime merchant postmaster and business operator with stores in Nashville and Mineral Springs.
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Nashville
Ark
W. OH. Nortwood Fiere
Norwood
Jack Norwood
Lille Rock
BR. M. Norwoud
Charles Norwood
J. Mark Jackson
Balt
Kate Eley
Ole Atkins
Clarence Lewis
Guy A. Norwoodh
Little Rock
Ingurines
Doyle
DeQueer
Mineral Springs
Mineral
Law to limit wages affects three million workers nationwide
The measure limits wages to five and one half by week with hardship variations for employers and covers nearly all workers except farm help domestic servants $25 a week executives and professional people It is expected to apply to about 3 000 000 workers and create more than 78 000 new jobs according to Ralph M Bashupe secretary of labor and industry.
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Ralph M. Bashupe
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Norwood Donates Generously Amid Mexico Oil Dispute
Ms Norwood, a longtime city resident, recently moved back to the remodeled and redecorated home and has given freely to schools churches and charitable organizations. The Mexico oil controversy stands to test prudent, refined methods of resolving disputes.
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Norwood
Mexico
Primitive hunger and the hunt in ancient times
A fragmentary quote discusses how primitive humans ate much larger prey, noting the need to wait for animals to die before consuming them. The remark attributes the idea to C. C. Furnas, a Yale professor.
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C. C. Furnas
Yale
Creomulsion Ad Promise Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast acting remedy for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims to reach the trouble, soothe inflamed mucous membranes, and expel germ laden phlegm, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after the first bottle.
Ford V8 lineup for 1938 offers Standard and De Luxe models
Ford presents two new 1938 V8s the Standard and De Luxe built on the same chassis with shared Ford features. The De Luxe adds size style and premium appointments while Standard emphasizes economy with 60 hp and lower price. Prices span from 599 to 904 with optional extras including bumpers lighters and extra chrome fittings.
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OND
Tudor
Fordor
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