Cotton Output Up to 12,212,000 Bales Forecast
The Agriculture Department estimates this year’s cotton crop at 12,212,000 bales of 500 pounds with an October 1 condition at 66 percent of normal and an indicated yield of 221.1 pounds per acre, up from 214.1 a month ago. Separately, Southern senators discuss trading surplus cotton for needed raw materials including rubber coffee and silver, considering part of the 13,400,000 bale carryover for such exchanges.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pitman
Nevada
Government Plans to Finance Utility and Rail Industry
Wall Street leaders expect a broad U.S. recovery as Washington considers a huge plan to fund electric power expansion as a defense measure. The plan would interlink grids, loan via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and boost heavy industry with billions for utilities and railroads within 15 months to two years, followed by long term rail and steel investments.
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New York
Wall Street
United States
Washington
WPA
Reconstruction Finance Corp
War Department
BR. F. C
Public Utilities Group
R. F.C
Roosevelt study cited on krona nation industrial relations
The query asks which country’s industrial relations were studied and the opera singer nicknamed The Nightingale. It seeks the full title given to that singer and notes the context as a classified magi puzzle.
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Roosevelt
America
Roosevelt to tighten defense on foreign spies
President Roosevelt disclosed plans to strengthen defense against foreign spy activities. He said the administration is seeking to determine new machinery to thwart efforts by agents to obtain military and legal secrets of the United States.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Parking Space Dearth an Annoying Headache
Chicago traffic engineer Leslie J. Sorenson said the city loses about 10 million dollars yearly in time due to lack of parking. He warned officials that focus must shift from building highways to accommodating parked vehicles, calling it the most annoying municipal headache.
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Chicago
Leslie J. Sorenson
Timber Wolf Refused to Go Around Him
Len Malkett, tired from a long hike, lay down under a tree in Argonne Wisconsin and woke to a sharp stomach blow. Two game wardens said a gray timber wolf had charged and fled into the woods.
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Timber Wolf
Argonne, Wis
Len Malkett
Malllett
Soil erosion drains average 98 tons yearly from America
An average of 98 tons of American soil is lost each second due to erosion. The stark figure highlights ongoing soil loss and the urgency of conservation.
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers From 1938 NEA Service
A 1938 etiquette feature tests social behavior in shops and on streets. It asks about where to lodge complaints, smoking in stores, returning purchases, and handling conversations on crowded sidewalks with answers: to the store manager. smoking is improper. returning is not advised. avoid flaunting manners and best practice is to step aside.
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Aswers
NEA Service, Inc
Bobcats Triumph Over Leopards Behind Coleman
Hope's 149 pound halfback Davey Coleman sparked a 20 to 0 victory over DeQueen Leopards for the Bobcats fourth win of the season. Coleman starred on offense and defense, rallying the team with scoring drives and a key interception, while Joe Eason, Dean Parsons and Charles Ray Baker shone on defense as Hope outgained DeQueen and controlled the game from midfield to the final whistle.
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Leonard Ellis
Little Davey Coleman
Bobcat
DeQueen Leopards
Hope
Colenna
Bobcats
DeQueen
Coleman
Ericson
Fulkerson
Jing Plas
Dean Parsons
Joe Eason
Charles Ray Baker
Jimmy Taylor
Tommy Turner
Bulker
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Taylor
Leopards
Fenton
Baker
Deas Parsons
Huson
Leopard
Parsons
der Queen
Italian Chamber Replaced by Fascist Chamber of Fasces
Rome reports the Fascist Grand Council decreed abolition of the Chamber of Deputies and creation of a Chamber of Fasces and Guilds. The new chamber will include Fascist units and guild reps, with Mussolini and council members as participants. Minimum age 23.
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Italy
Grand Council
Talian Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Ecommerce
Totalita
Spain
Jonesboro Piles Up Big Score Little Rock and Pine Bluff Win
Jonesboro High Golden Hurricane overwhelmed the Little Rock Catholic High Rockets with a burst in the second period. Key scores came from Willard Tilley Milton Pharrn and Woody Durham plus a late Pharis TD. Jonesboro led by strong defensive stops and penalties, while Pine Bluff routed Fordyce 88 to 0 in another Friday night game.
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Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Ark
Little Kiu Catholic High Rockets
Jonesboro High Golden Hurricane
Willard Tilley
Jonesboro Hattack
Milton Pharrn
Woody Durham
Pharis
Enay Plana
Cyril Garratt
Bill Birhamteon
Zebras
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Fordyce
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Hick
Langston
Raymond Hitson
World Series Resumes as Yankees Anticipate Victory
In New York the Yankees head toward games three and four with confidence they will end the World Series against the Cubs. Hartnett’s call favors New York while Chicago faces pitching doubts and injuries. Ed Barrow expects a full Yankee Stadium crowd and box seats sold out.
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Chicago Cubs
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Yanks
Gabby Hartnett
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Yankees
Chicago
Wrigley Field
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Hartnett
Clay Braynt
Ohio
Jon Marty
Phil Cavarreda
Joe McCarthy
Monte Pearson
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New York Giants
Son of County Judge Dies From Rifle Wound at Malvern
Samuel E. Herry Jr., 28, son of the county judge, died Friday from a rifle wound at his Malvern home. The injury occurred Thursday, and investigators pursued details as the community sought answers about the shooting incident. The case drew attention to local law enforcement and the judge’s family amid a period of unrest.
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Malvern
Malvern Ark
Samuel E. Herry
Lk. Heads
Lafferty, 72, Local Justice of Peace Dies at Home
A. L. Lafferty aged 72 died Friday at 1 30 p m at his home eight miles south of Hope after a three week illness. A veteran justice of the peace in Spring Hill township for over 20 years he was a long time member of the Baptist church. Funeral services will be held 2 50 Sunday afternoon at Mt Neba church four miles south of Patmos with burial in Mt Neba Cemetery. Surviving are his widow four sons and six daughters, two sisters also surviving.
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Hempstead County
Hope
Spring Hill Township
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Mt. Neba
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C. W. Beavers
Snyder
Texas
Anna Beavers
Camp Springs
Ada Capurani
Exa Bahlow
Hobbs
New Mexico
Lois Lafferty
Gara Taylor
Avery
Jane Lewis
Dallas
Arkansas School Director Prohibited From Self-Deal Purchases
Arkansas Attorney General Jack Holt ruled that a school director is strictly forbidden to sell any commodity or material to the district he serves. The article then abruptly shifts to an unrelated note about honeybees, estimating 4.5 million colonies producing about 160 million pounds of honey.
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Little Rock
Jack Holt
Arkansas
United States
Thought Hope Springs Eternal in the Human Breast
A brief line reflecting on hope and blessing, noting the enduring human spirit and the belief in betterment.
Estimated 10 000 Fighters in Spain to Be Withdrawn
Rome announced that Italian troops with more than 18 months in Spain would be recalled to Italy. The communique from Franco’s Salamanca HQ said the exact number to be withdrawn was not given, but private sources cited about 10,000 men. The move strains Italo British relations after a year of tension. American prisoners exchanged at the Iran border for Italian aviators, arranged by U S Ambassador Bowers, included Norman E Dorland of Memphis.
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Italy
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Straegic de Los Carvaloosso
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International Bridge
France
U. S
Claude G. Bowers
Norman Edward Dorland
Memphis
Tenn
San Pedro de Cardena
Soil Conservation State Head Quits
LITTLE ROCK Harold A Young Pulaski county planter Saturday announced his resignation as chair man of the state agricultural conservation committee on which he has served since 1924 asserting the pressure of other business made it impossible for him to continue on the committee The AAA at the same time announced that Charles C Willey Altheimer cotton farmer had been recommended to Secretary Wallace to succeed Young as committee member Willey was a Bankhead committee man for 1933 and for the last two years has been chairman of his county committee.
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Little Rock
Harold A. Young
Pulaski County
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
AAA
Charles C. Willey
Altheimer
Wallace
Young
Willey
Agri Teachers Hold District Meet Here
Twenty five vocational agricultural teachers from southwest Arkansas met Saturday at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station. G. J. Seymour of Henderson State Teachers College presided as district supervisor, with R. B. Smith and L. C. Honeycutt also present. Improved methods of teaching rotational agriculture were discussed.
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Southwest Arkanas
University of Arkanaas Fruit & Truck
G. J. Seymour
Henderson State Teachers College
R. B. Smith
L. C. Honeycutt
Farm Credit Administration of St. Louis
Hugh Carson Elected Reporter at East Texas Teachers
Hugh Carson son of Mrs. B E Carson of 306 Pine Street Hope Arkansas was elected reporter of the Sophomore Class in student elections at East Texas State Teachers College Commerce Texas held this week.
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Hugh Carson
BE. D. Carson
Pine Street
Hope
Ark
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Texas
Cotton Ticks Down in New Orleans Market
New Orleans October cotton opened Saturday at 845 and closed at 827 bid, 329 asked, reflecting a weaker early session in the local market.
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