Democracies Doubt They Can Stop Hitler Now
Milton Bronner argues that if European statesmen had studied Hitler’s Mein Kampf they would see a dangerous power he wields that may be beyond the ability of democracies to halt. The piece reflects grim forebodings about stopping Hitler.
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Milton Bronner
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Nreign
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Versailles
St. Germain
Hitler
Munich
God
Alsace-Lorraine
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Memel
Sudeten
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Posen
Silesia
Corer
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France
England
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Russia
Rhingland
Austria
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Hell
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Bohemia
Uhralie
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Four Convicted in Killing of Spa Grocery Executive
Hot Springs Ark four defendants faced death after juries convicted Alfred Dickson and his nephew Johnson of killing Eldan Cooley, a spa grocery executive. The sentence includes two others also facing the electric chair, with Judge Witt ordering restraint as authorities prepared for executions.
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OT Springs
Ark
Jim Bart Witt
Joesph B. Anderson
Lucille
Eldon Cooley
Lot Springs
Hot Springs
Alfred
Pua) Dickson
Chuwenee Bile Johnson
Crark
Eldan Conley
Young Han Grocery
Due Auderany
Dickson-Johnson
Karl Witthaw
Nickson
Jule Witt
Earl Willians
Thought on the condescension of divinity and humanity
A concise reflection citing Phillips Brooks on Jesus Christ as the condescension of divinity and the exaltation of humanity, expressing reverent paradox in a single line.
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Jesus Christ
Phillips Brooks
Bobcats Seek Alh Victory Over DeQueen Leopards
Blytheville’s Bobcats host the DeQueen Leopards in a Friday night clash with kickoff at o clock. Admission 90 cents. Key players include Joe Eason blocking for Caleman Samuels Baker and Daniels as DeQueen's 175 pound Leopards led by 175 pound quarterback King Cole seek a victory. Large DeQueen crowd expected. Curley Wolves also in town after defeating Glenwood.
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Leonard Ellis
Inalion
King" Cole
Hope
DeQueen Leopards
Bobuut
Joe Eason
Caleman
Samuels
Baker
Daniels
Leopard
Leopards
King” Cole
Cole
Lepard
Little Rock
DeQueen
Serionl
Prescott
Curley Wolves
Glenwood
Ex-Congressman Dent Dies at 69 in North Carolina
Former Congressman Llanely Huhnt Dent, age 69, once chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee, died suddenly in North Carolina. The obituary notes his prominent role in wartime policy and lengthy service in Congress.
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Dent
North Carolina
Care-Taker's Daughter Aids Escape From Lexington Jail
Vin James aged 19 and Bill Wilson aged 21 escaped Lexington jail with help from the jailer's daughter. They were re-arrested in Hickory, North Carolina, on Thursday after the prior Monday breakout.
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Vin
Bill Wilson
S- Hickory
N. C
Lexington
Bid Received for Paving on No. 79
State Highway Commission opened bids for five road projects and a foundations contract for the new three story state capitol office building. Low bids include 4.59 miles of paving on U.S. 79 Magnolia to McNeil for $69,747.63. Toll-bridge houses bids: Calion and Feisant hal bridges $256.25 each by Clyde E. Byrd El Dorado. Garland bridge $675 by Garland City Special School District.
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State Highway Commission
Columbian County
Magnolia-McNeil
Ben M. Hogan
Calion
Feisenthal
Clyde E. Byrd
el Dorado
Garland
Garland City Special School District
Peace Prospects Spark U S Stocks Rally On War Calm
Wall Street media report a week of renewed peace optimism lifting stocks to year highs. Du Pont, General Motors, Westinghouse, U S Steel and Sears Roebuck led gains as investors pour funds into stocks bonds and commodities amid signs of domestic revival and stronger steel and manufacturing activity.
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Wall Street
Munich
du Pont
General Motors
Westinghouse Electric
Yongstown Steel
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel
Republic Steel
SEC
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Hempstead County Negro Agriculture Group Meeting Notice
The Hempstead County Negro Agriculture Committee will meet Saturday at 10:00 a.m. in Yerger High School. Chairman T. A. Hamilton urges full attendance by all members.
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Hempstead County
Negro Agriculture
Yerger High School
T. A. Hamilton
Cotton market closes steady as bids rise in New Orleans
In New Orleans cotton opened Thursday at 8.37 and closed at 8.35 bid, 8.58 asked. Spot cotton closed four points higher at middling 8.43.
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New Orleans
Yankees win with late surges over Cubs 6 3 at Wrigley Field
In Chicago Dizzy Dean hurled well until the eighth as Frank Crosetti and Joe DiMaggio homered to fuel a New York rally. Lefty Gomez labored, Johnny Murphy finished, and Jose Marty went 4-for-4 with all three Cub runs. The Yankees take Game 2 of the series 6 3, Cubs threaten in final frame but fall short.
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New York Yankees
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Yankees
Frank Carosetti
Crosetti
Rolfe
Cubs
Tommy Henrich
Joe DiMaggo
Larry French
Yanks
Jurgis
Phi Cavarretta
Stanley Hack
Crossetti
Lefty Gomez
New York
Johnny Murphy
DiMaggio
Jose Marty
Cub Outfitder
Cheago -Flozanor Nooo
Chamber of Commerce Begins Annual Canvass for Members
Chamber committees launched a drive to recruit Hope’s business and professional leaders for the upcoming year. The $6,500 budget should be reached if all eligible groups contribute in line with merchants and manufacturers. A pledge list will be published weekly as funds are received.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chief Baker Reunites With Police Dog Bodie
Sheriff-Elect Clarance E. Baker reports his police dog Bodie was missing for over a week. Local man C. E. Messer said he saw a dog matching Bodie’s description in Gurdon. A woman near Gurdon claimed Bodie after he allegedly hopped into her car during a trip to Hope, and Baker recovered the dog when she returned him.
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the Star
Bodie
C. E. Messer
Baker
Gurdon
Hope
Spring Hill Organizes Cotton Farmers Unit in Hempstead County
Spring Hill residents formed the Cotton Farmers' Minimum Income association in Hempstead County to push a parity price of 16 cents per pound on all cotton sold, up to five bales per family. Officers named include P. W. Raschke as president, Lewis C. Yorum as vice president, and Roy Butler as secretary treasurer. Robert J. Lambert, Arkansas incorporator, spoke on federal action to end acreage controls and distribute government benefits to costume growers, with the aim of ensuring parity payments to each farmer.
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Hempstead County
Cotton Farmers’ Minimum
Tncomie Association
P. W. Raschke
Lewis C. Yorum
Roy Butler
Mr. Butler
Robert J. Lambert
Arkansas
Lambert
Lemant
Describes Week at Clubs Camp by Mrs Carroll Schooley
Mrs Carroll Schooley recounts a trip by city hall women to Camp Robison for a four day program. They traveled by school bus, arrived at the park for dinner, and set up tents left by National Guards. The first day featured a lawn party and showers after a long drive. The next two days offered talks and activities focused on neighborliness and manners.
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Camp Robison
Arkadelphia
Aaronnt
L200
Miss Bullington
National Guards
Former British Foreign Secretary spoke on Czechoslovakian issue in Bartlton town
The article cites a talk by the former British Foreign Secretary on the Czechoslovakian situation in the Bartl of Avon home town. It asks for the secretary’s exact name, the meaning of amend in the text, and the Bard of Avon being referenced.
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Bartloft
Avon
Amsweg
Democrats Fight to Retain West
Washington observers foresee an intense Democratic push in the Midwest farm belt this fall to hold Congress and governor seats. James A. Farley cautioned that Democrats are traditionally stronger in industrial states due to labor policies, signaling a likely effort to defend current Midwest offices.
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Washington
Midwest
James A. Farley
No Republican Aid Declared By Farley in election
Postmaster General Farley said there would be little or no Democratic support for liberals outside his party in the general elections. He refused to name any liberal Republicans and emphasized he would back party nominees only.
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Washington
Farley
National Committee
Roosevelt
Miles Named New Federal Official in Post Office
Vincent M. Miles of Fort Smith Arkansas a former Social Security Board member becomes solicitor for the Post Office Department appointed by Postmaster General Farrell to succeed Karl A Crowley who resigned to run for Texas governor Miles 53 previously a special assistant to the attorney general regional adviser for the Public Works Administration and practiced law in Fort Smith and Little Rock He is a Marion Virginia native and has twice served as Democratic national committeeman from Arkansas.
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Washington
Vincent MM. Miles
Fort Smith
Ark
Social Security Board
Tie
Farrey
Karl A. Crowley
Texas
Miles
Public Works Administration
Marion
Hee
Bited Rock
Sudeten dispute alarms Czechs as Germans push for territory
Czechoslovakia warns that new Sudetenland demands threaten 815,000 ethnic Czechs in industrial and communications centers. Prague calls terms cruel as Berlin pushes for occupation or plebiscites. Chamberlain wins Commons backing Munich bargain as Spain vows to resist invasion. Italy bans 114 Jewish authors from schools while Jewish policy looms. Spain seeks to avoid Czechoslovak fate and fight foreign invasion.
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Switzerland
League of Nations
International Sudetenland Commission
Berlin
Munich
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Spain
Barcelona
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
Prisoner Hangs Self in Morriston County Jail
Walter DuVall 48 of Russellville was found dead in a Morriston county jail cell after suspending himself by a blanket looped to a cell bar. He had been brought in for questioning in a burglary investigation and reportedly confessed to participation.
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Ark
Walter DuVall
Russelville
Elmer Thomas
O. E. Bowden
Russellville
Bowden
Additional Girl Scout Cookie Shipment Arrives This Week
The arrival of extra cookie boxes is announced for this week to boost sales. Girl scouts sold 400 boxes earlier and received more orders for many more, with a quota of 2000 boxes. The new shipment will be assigned to troop captains and may be obtained by contacting them. Profits will reduce debt on the Girl Scout cabin at Fair Park.
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Hope
Howe
Pair Park
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