Gandhi at 70 Eyes Home Rule Nearer Realization
The aging Mohandas Gandhi, called Mahatma, lives simply in a hut with a spinning wheel and bowl, yet commands millions of followers. He foresees limited days left, while British officials discuss home rule steps and the All India Congress supports his guidance amid political turmoil in India.
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Gandhi
Nya
India
Mohandas’ Kararmeland Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Porbandar
London
South Africa
Ifo
Tnedis
All Indi Congress
Mitives
Africa
Ganiultenelerd
Bombay
Madras
Bihar
Orissa
United Provinces
All Indian Congress
Probe Senate Race in Arkansas Says Committee
The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee says it will take the Arkansas case to the Senate. It accuses Internal Revenue Collector Homer Adkins and other federal officials of undue political activity in Arkansas and rejects Morgenthau’s finding that charges were baseless. The panel cites sufficient data to base recommendations to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Morgenthau
Arkansas
McClellan
Caraway
Homer M. Adkins
Internal Revenue
Morgenthatt
Department
Comranies
Internal Revenue Collector
Onald Sheppard
Denn
Texas
Maryland
Case Who
Baltimore
M. Hampton Magruder
David J. Lewis
Millard E. Tydings
Margentha
Tms
Sheppard
Ellector of Internal Revenue
Cranium Cracker on the Tigris and his nose tale
An old misogynist living at the mouth of the Tigris is said to have a hypertrophied nose from always poking into others' affairs. The quirky gossip frames him as meddlesome and renowned in a Classified Page item.
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Tigris
Selkirk
New York Yankees
Chicago
Lee
Cubs
Nourly
Collins
A Thought Envy and the Bowed Confidence Shame
A Thought Envy is a mission filled with bowing ardor and public shame that prevents anyone from owning it, reflecting a Rochester context of struggle with self assertion and visibility.
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Rochester
Student Parade to Precede Leopard Bobcat Grid Game
Hope high school students plan a 645 pm parade and pep rally through downtown Hope to precede the Hope De Queen football showdown at Hammons Stadium eight o'clock kick off. Both teams boast undefeated records, with locals expecting a hard fought contest and a large crowd.
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Hoye High School
Hope
First Bapist Church
DeQueen
Leona Irchs
Bobcats
Bourns
Williams
Hiwvthorne
Fisher
Thomas
Bakenhus
Swayards
Leopards
Warren
Dierks
Catholic High Rockets
Little Rock
Leopard
Ye Queen
Pep Ayuinh
Nashville
Qein
Washington
Wegach
Hope Bobcats face ineligible trio in Leopard clash
Samuels Daniels and R Taylor ruled ineligible by Hope Board of Education after conference with Arkansas Athletic Association. Exclusions affect quarterback Tomy Samuels fullback Jimmy Daniels and center Roy Taylor as Leopards prepare for Friday night game at Hope.
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Hope Board of Education
Bobcat
Arkansas Athletic Association
Tomy Samuels
Jimmy Daniels
Roy Taylor
Cotton market closes with bids and offers in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton market shows Friday activity with bid at 436 and closing bid 8.38 while asked at 841. Spot prices closed steady with minor uptick to 0.847% amid steady demand and liquidity.
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New Orleans
Revival Meeting at Melrose Grows with Interest
The Melrose Church revival led by Rev. Taylor Bowden draws growing attendance each night. Homecoming Sunday features Rev. Bowden delivering the 1 o clock message. The public is invited to attend and bring dinner for the afternoon song service.
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Melrose Church
Taylor Bowden
Columbus FT A Holds First Meeting of the Schol Year
The Columbus FT A met last Thursday in the new high school auditorium. Officers elected are Mrs L Bosco president, Mrs T L Johnson vice presidents, Mrs R C Reed secretary, and Mrs C P Rogers treasurer. A pot luck supper followed. Next meeting set for Thursday night October 20. All parents urged to attend.
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Columbus FT. A
L. &. Bosco
T. L. Johnson
R. C. Reed
C. P. Rogers
Senator Miller Visits Wife Amid Illness
Senator Jobi Miller of Arkansas flew in by plane to be with his wife who suffered a bad cold. Associates said her condition had improved after a brief fear of a serious turn. The piece also notes Albanian home architecture with high walls and windowless ground floors.
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Washington
Jobi Miller
Muller
Two Auto Factories Closed by Strike in Detroit
DETROIT Mich 44 The United Automobile Workers demonstration for a 32 hour week closed two large factories Friday leaving about 12 000 men idle The Plymouth Motor Corporation main plant stayed closed with 3 000 workers outside refusing to work more than 32 hours per week Shortly after Briggs Manufacturing Mack Avenue plant employing 9 000 making bodies for Plymouth also closed awaiting Plymouth resumption of operations
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Detroit
Mich
United Automobile Workers
Mmain
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Mack Avenue
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Plymouth
Girl Scout Sales Leaders Named For Cookie Contest
Friday officials announced the sales leaders for this week’s cookie contest. Hope’s quota is 2000 boxes to reduce indebtedness on the Girl Scout hut. Leaders listed include Jessie Clarice Brown 40 boxes Mary Ross McFaddin 31 Frances Harvel 25 Christine Springs 25 Betty Ami Benson 6 Alice Lile boxes with no report from Mrs Clucky Monts,Guardian of Troop Gur.
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Hope
Mere
Jessie Clarice Brown
Mary Ross McFaddin
Frances Harvel
Christine Springs
Betty Ami Benson
Alice Lile
Clucky Monts
Cartian
Troop Gur
Bank Call Issued for September 28
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business September 28. The Federal Reserve System issued a similar call bringing the total banks reporting to 6344 with 5248 national and 1090 state banks.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve System
Dictator Hit by Rose Bouquet During Sudeten Tour
Berlin dispatches report Adolf Hitler was slightly injured in the face when a bouquet of roses was thrown toward him during a tour in the Sudetenland. The hit damaged little, and Hitler ordered Nazi leaders to remove flowers from march routes. Prague officials urged restraint as Czech and Hungarian tensions rise amid pre negotiations stance.
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Berlin
Germany
Adoolf Tritsler
Sudetenlander
Fuehrer
Occus Pation
Sudetenland
Hitler
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Prague
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Membership Drive for C. of C. Begun
Hope Chamber of Commerce secretary T P Bowen announced a partial list of pledging business firms for the 1998-39 year with daily additions expected. The list includes Citizens National Bank, First National Bank, Southwestern Bell Telephone, Young Chevrolet, Gulf Refining, Rephan's Store, Duffie Hardware, Sommerville Trucking, and many others across banking, retail, publishing, transportation, and services in Hope.
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T. P. Bowen
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
Plunkett-Jarrell Grocery
Geo. W. Robison & Company
Richie Grocer Company
Star Publishing Company
Temple Coitan Oil Pensione Union Compress
Barlow
John S. Gibson Drug Co
McFi Burr
Rephan
Southern Fee & Unitity Co
Tol-E-Tex Oil Company
Franklin BL
Kaufman
Duffie Hardware Company
Sommerville Trucking Service
Greening Lnsuranee
Hil
Shee
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United States Patent Office
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U.S. Senate
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Aristovle
Pliny
Yankees
Wrigley Field
Skyliier
Chicago Cubs
J J
Neurich
Merman
Scars
Melrose
Senator Miller
Hi Wife
Plymouth and
Briggs
Girl Scout
Triumph
Jan Syrovy
C. of
Secrtary Bowen
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