Bills Aimed at Preventing Defense Plant Strikes
In the House on Thursday two measures sought to bar strikes at defense material plants. AG Jackson offered no recommendations on new labor law legislation. Smith would ban strikes without 30 days notice, with mediation and arbitration. penalties up to life for sabo tage, and bans on coercion to join unions. Hoffman bill requires labor contracts and bans strikes during the national emergency. Aluminum strike ends at AAC plant in New Kensington with 7300 idle workers. Journal reports that a worker blamed for dues walked out and will transfer to Logan Ferry plant.
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Washington
House
Jackson
Judiciary Committee
Sumners
Dem. Tex
Congress
Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Representatives Smith
Cem
Hoffman
Mich
Smith
Secretary of Labor
Defense
New Kensington
Texas Spills Texas A. and M. in rough opening play
Mighty Texas A. and M. were defeated by an old jinx and a strong football team on Thursday in Austin. A single thrust within the first 57 seconds set the tone for the game, handing the Longhorns a surprising early lead as the 46-year-old tradition faced a tough start.
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Austin
Tex
Texas A. & M
Texas Aggies fall to Longhorns in Rose Bowl dream ruined
Texas dominates Texas A&M 7 to 0 in a Rose Bowl hopeful clash. Pete Layden and Dana Bible lead the Longhorns as a shocked 45,000 crowd watches the Aggies’ bid crumble. Arkansas springs to a 27 21 win at Tulsa with Harold Hamberg throwing three TD passes. Ouachita trounces Hendrix 34 0 on Parent's Day as Hunk Anderson shines. Floating power plants eyed for national defense efforts.
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Civals
University of Texas
Texas
Aggies
T Lbat
Peter John Layden
Southwest
Dana Xenophon Bible
Arknsas
Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas
Golden Hurricane
Skelly Field
Harold Hamberg
Arkeansay
Razorbacks
T the Stadium
Ouachita
Hendrix Arkadelphia
Bernard
Hunk” Anderson
North Little Rock
Hendrix
Oscar Smith
el Dorado
Special Election Called in Hope School District Arkansas
Hempstead County calls a special election for November 8 1910 in Hope School District 1-A to vote on a six mills building fund tax to refund bonds totaling 229 500 dollars over 27 years and one month. Polling places include Hope City Hall and other sites as provided by law. funds to be used to reduce interest and bonds called at par.
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Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Southwest Arkansas Colored Methodists Hold Banner Session
The twenty fifth session of the Southwest Arkansas annual conference of the Colored Methodist Episcopal church convened at New Light C. M. E. church in Nashville. Bishop James A. Bray presided. Rev. A. L. Miller delivered the Sacramental Sermon. about 200 communed as the Spirit ran high.
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Nashville
A. L. Miller
D. A. Bell
L. W. Anderson
J. H. Curvil
The
Christian Index
J. 5. Briggs
L. Z. Turner
Southwest Conference
Local Names and Officials Gather for Community Roles
A long list of residents and officials appears in the record including Vera Remsey Frances Cooper Geneva Tuggles Earie Turntine Georgina Cook Jessie Mae Tally Harry Fipps Luther Watkins and Mrs Mildred Still. Others named include Jessie Eubank J B Rowe L G Shope and Mr and Mrs St N Mouser CC Fatdkner Jewell Bible Cla Methodist by RT Wilson N Seals GO ff Penn Pete Cleninger Chas Cox McRae Cox Co Cassidy Willie Powell Th H Duke and many more. The compilation resembles a community roster of attendees organizers and signatories with multiple families and local figures present.
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Vera Remsey
Frances Cooper
Geneva
Willie Lewis
Virgil Huckaly
Earl O'Neill
R. Botts
Jessie Brooks
Keith Thelma Moore Maude Lipscomb
N. PB
O'Neal
L. D. Roach
James Moss
Giles Aubre
Curtis Knox Lee Knox
Glen Huckabee
Arthur Smith
Clem Phillips
Edd Haney S. F. Yate
Preey Mefuddin
Arsie Jones
Arthur Garland
James Coleman
Sidney Bishop
Mark Philips
Henry Stewart
Frank Rodgers
Ray Newton
Henry Sutton
Tim Simpson
Marvin Louie i
Holyfield
A. G. Phillips
Lennie Moss
Curtis Simpson
Jurves Green
Tumi Hile
Shelby Branily
Tulins Stewart Sam Renis
Lonnie Jackson
McFaddin Lergy Cheatam
Chester Morris
Roy Evans
Merlin Leggett
Ed Yeager
Eurel Bell
Zebras Rally to Beat Pine Bluff in Close Finish
Hope zebras seize late two touchdowns in second period and convert both extra points for a narrow victory over Pine Bluff. Simms breaks free for a 40 yard score, Bodie adds the decisive extra point after Galloway’s fourth down plunge. Nine Bobcats retire after long careers as defenders shine and offenses stall in a rough, penalty-filled game.
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Simms
Zebras
Hope
Hammons
Pine Bluff
Zebrag
Hopeaz
Powers
Forsythe
Bodie
Fine Bluff
Galloway
Zebra
Bobcat
Pine
May
Bundy
Bradshaw
Yocom
Martindale
Jewell
Clark
Breeding
Snyker
Cole
U. of A
Summerville
Henderson
Howard
Ouachita
School Citizenship Grading and Class Roll Call Details
The article lists monthly progress on citizenship grades and a lengthy roll of students by grade including First Grade Faye Hairston James Bonby Keith Levund Grace-Dorsey Wisne Byers Dale Hubbard Ruth Carolyn Underwood June May. Second through Twelfth Grades named individuals such as Mary Jui Mayton Aileen Jester Minnie Ella Green James Kent Doyle Hamilton Blanch Drake Maveine Abbott Meliviene Smith Esther Leo Adcock Helen Drake Lovensia Kent Louise Kent Paul McCleidun.
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Manor Bell
Faye Hairston
James Bonby Keith
Levund Gracde
Dorsey Wisne Byers
Dale Hubbard
Ruth Carolyn Underwood
Thirel Gracde
Clyde Wayne Bowers
Mary Sue Bennett
Judy Helis
Daisy Miller
James Ray Hollis
Virginia Erledue
Marvine Mitchell
Ethel Gibson
Carliss Orloni
Iris Jean Rogers
Ray Faris
Joyce Murphy
June Faris
Josephine Crews
Billie Rhea Hutch
Dwight Adcock
Mary Jui Mayton
Aileen Jester
Minnie Ella Green
James Kent
Doyle Hamilton
Blanch Drake
Maveine Abbott
Meliviene Smith
Ester Leo Adcock
Helen Drake
Lovensia Kent
Louise Kent
Paul McCleidun
Water Plant Cuts Waste Through Tests and Changes
Plant Manager C O Thomas told the Hope Rotary club that it reduced monthly waste by about 900000 gallons and saved seven percent of total pumped water. He reviewed his article on water waste suppression in public utilities, based on his plant experience. Hope’s water comes from three deep wells and is drawn directly.
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C. O. Thomas
Hope Rotary Club
Hatot
Barlow
Thomas
Hope
Roosevelt says may fly if necessary for emergency trip
Washington president Roosevelt told reporters he might use an airplane for the first time in eight years if needed while away from Washington to return within 12 hours for an emergency. He planned a trip next week but would not reveal the destination at this time.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Christmas books listed at Hope County Library reference shelves
The Hope County Library reference shelves feature Complete books on Christmas including Let's Celebrate Christmas by Horace J. Gardner and Games by Jessie H. Bancroft. The collection covers party planning, decorations, legends, customs, poetry, stories, reading aloud pieces, and recitation ready material for all ages and settings.
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Hope Compstend
Horace J. Gardner
Jessie H. Bancroft
Elizabeth H. Sechrist
City Water Connections Grow Despite Metering Gap
The report shows the city’s water system expanding from 1939 to 1940 with a large reserve and concrete surface reservoirs. Eighty four percent of connections are metered, while unmetered and congested lines are noted, reflecting a growing water business between early 1939 and late 1940.
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Thomas
Holiday Cards and Christmas Gift Ideas Review
Frances G Wickes and Jerome 5S Meyers compile holiday customs and activities for all ages in Big Fun Book. Edlith Ackley contributions offer original card making ideas to craft personal, meaningful greetings. A self designed Christmas card adds warmth for the sender and recipient.
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Frances G. Wickes
Jerome 5S
Meyers
Edlith Ackley
Library Rules Describe Book Lending Times and Hours
Warmer glow in the receiving. These books may be used in the Library or charged out to the burrowers at 4:30 p.m. and returned the following morning at 9 a.m.
Fall From a Tower Fatal
Lewisville report of a fatal fall from a 180 foot water tower where Harmer Dunn 22 of Memphis was working. He fell after catching a rope that deflected his fall causing a spin before his head struck a beam. He died after transport to Texarkana hospital.
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Lewisville
Harmer Dunn
Memphis
Tenn
Dugan
Texarkana
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Aluminum
Harry W. Shiyer
Ford
City of Hope
EB. E
Austin County Examiner
Hope Hardware CO
C.M.E. Church In Conference
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Willie Walker
Library Notes
Beauty Throne
Jean Carolyn Roff
Chicago University
Homer Dugan
California
Reha Teac
Modis Pyraath
Plynteuil
Chevrolet
Gond
Hope Auto CO
Tre Tradin
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