Bobcats Outclass Beebe in Warmup for Tough Series
Hope High School Bobcats defeated Beebe 34 to 6 on Friday night to improve to four wins. Bright and Spears scored early while W Parsons added a TD as Hope rolled 80 yards for the opening score. Beebe’s lone touchdown came in the fourth quarter after a Reid pass and short yardage runs. Bright injured midgame, Ponder took over quarterback duties, and Spears intercepted a pass for another Hope score.
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Leonard Elias
Hope High School Bobcats
Beebe High School
Badgers
Bobcats
Lome
Hope
Bright
Spears
Aslin
W. Parsons
Beebe
Ponder
Flynt
Reid
Ramsey
Wieyard
Reese
Rimsey
Gionn Hope
Spears of
Moere
Brek
Jarvis Escapes Injury In Night Crash Near Batesville
KR reports Diamond Cife operator Jarvis escaped injury late Thursday near Batesville when his car crashed into a parked vehicle while en route home from Colchester. Two other persons were injured and a Black chauffeur drove the car. injuries' names were not learned.
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Jarvis
Diamond Cife
Batesville
Colchester
Suilt Hurl Et
A Thought on Contentment From Philippians 4 11
A brief reflection cites Philippians 4 11 on learning to be content in any state. The excerpt emphasizes reliance on spiritual practice over worldly gain and frames contentment as a learned attitude.
U S to Observe 50th Birthday of Statue of Liberty
Essay by Helen Welshimer reflects on the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of freedom and welcome. It recalls history from 1886 to 1936, touching on immigration, wars, and the beacon of hope for nations and individuals. The piece honors enduring ideals and the lamp that guides liberty.
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U.S
Helen Welshimer
Star of Nea Service
Margaret Bourky-White
New York
Camden Panthers Hold Pine Bluff In Scoreless Tie
Camden High School Panthers played a strong defensive game to a 0 0 tie with Pine Bluff Zebras at Pine Bluff off Friday night. Nashville Scrappers defeated Simackover 13 to 0 while Little Rock beat Fordyce 28 to 0. Blytheville extended its win streak to 22 by beating Jonesboro 13 to 7.
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Camden High School Panthers
Pine Bluff
Fine Bluff
Hope
Zebras
Nashville Scrappers
Simackover
Little Rock
Fordyce
Blytheville
Jonesboro
China protests new Japanese consulate in Chenghi inland city
Chinese officials denounce Japan for opening a consulate in Chenghi, Szechuan, without any treaty or official Chinese approval as American missionaries are reported in the region.
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Nanking
China
Japan
Chenghi
Szechuan
Philippines Bar Aliens Debate Hits Penal Provisions
Manila reports a National Assembly bill seeks heavy penalties for Filipinos and Americans who use citizenship rights to assist aliens in acquiring franchises or concessions. Proposed fines range from five to ten thousand dollars and imprisonment from ten to twenty years for violations. Aliens face similar penalties.
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Manila
National Assembly
Murder Every 45 Minutes in U S Says Official
New Orleans report quotes Raymond C Schindler of the World Association of Detectives at a convention. He warns crime has become a business and a public menace, urging action to curb violence by addressing poverty and ignorance with policy and enforcement. Continued on page three.
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New Orleans
Raymond C. Schindler
World Assocation of
Smurdeys
United States
Schindler
New York
The
Association
Bank Debits Gain 50 Percent for Arkansas
Arkansas led in bank debits for September according to a Federal Reserve statement. Individual bank account debits totaled 79,355 dollars for the month, up from 55,857 dollars in August 1936, reflecting a substantial gain across the state.
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Washington
Arkansas
Federal Reserve System
Arkansas Bunts
County Share U S Funds in 3 Years Over 214 Millions
In three years nine federal agencies have reshaped Hempstead County by rapid action. About 2,625,735 has been loaned or spent locally, with 1,025,487 in secured farm and home loans. The effort spans Reconstruction Finance, Farm Credit, Public Works, and more, reflecting a broad federal relief push.
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Hempstead County
James J. Harrison
National Emergency Council
Harrison
Roosevelt
U. 5
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Public Works Administration
Resettlement Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Provident
Hampsead
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Nashville notes survey the 1932 election scene with Roosevelt in the West and Landon in the East as candidates tout their positions. Col Frank Knox campaigns, Gamer stays idle, Browder eggs jail, Norman Thomas protests sharecroppers, and a nudist candidate wavers. Radio stations push for more power amid the political chatter.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Roosevelt
West
Mr. Landon
East
Bob Lambert
Col
Frank Knox
Mr. Gamer
Earl Browder
Norman Thomas
Last Rail Line to Madrid Severed by Fascists
The Associated Press reports the last rail link from Madrid to the east coast has been severed by Fascist forces in a bold move. Insurgent airstrikes hit Barcelona Alicante Valencia and Malaga as land forces press a Madrid surround with Aranjuez a key target. Government leaders reportedly consider fleeing toward Alicante as the siege intensifies. Approximately 15 000 new insect species are described each year.
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Associated Press
Spain
Madrid
Moscow
International Intervention Committee
Italy
Germany
Portugal
Burgos
Barcelona
Alicante
Valencia
Malaga
Aranjuez
Men of Tomorrow Auto mechanic dream fuels newspaper boy tale
Claude Evans, 12, son of Mr and Mrs W H Evans of Foster Avenue, describes delivering 73 The Star papers on a South Main Street route begun after Newton Secrest left. He praises loyal customers at Baptist church to Coach Hammons home and hospitals, notes free papers and a joking doctor offer, and hopes to become an automobile mechanic.
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Claude Evans
W. H. Evans
Foster Avenue
Star
Newton Secrest
South Main Street
South Majin
Baptist Church
Roy Anderson
Tom Carrel
Mr. Anderson
Ton
Julia Chester Hos
Boswell Killed In Night Hit And Run In Hope
A wide search Saturday sought Simmie Munn for a fatal hit and run that killed J M Boswell, a Hope grocer. Boswell died at Josephine hospital at 2:50 p.m. after being struck while walking on Third Street near Pine. Police say a light colored car fled the scene, with driver Williams and Munn allegedly involved. Witnesses including Dale Wilson and Claude Lauterback described the car and lights. Munn, an employee of the Community Ice Plant, and two women in Williams's house denied knowledge. Funeral services planned for 2:30, details continued on page three.
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Simmie MineRro
J. M. Boswell
Third
Pine Streets
City of Hope
Boswell
Allen Shipp
Williams
Temas
Simmie Munn
Community Ice Plant
Munn
Lauterback
Pine
Federal agents probe slaying on Cattardagus Indian Reservation
Bulletin items report federal investigators seeking clues after the brutal killing of Christina Mary Juveller whose body was found on a leaf-strewn mound on an Indian reservation. She was 31 and had been missing since Wednesday. Also notes Governor Landon’s liquor policy stance during his Ohio presidential campaign. In Pacific news, the China Clipper prepares for a Wake Island hop on the first US to Manila passenger flight.
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Buffalo
Christina Mary Juveller
Cattardagus Indian Reservation
Cincinnati
Ohio
Landon
Medway Island
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Island
Veady
United States
Manila
Wake Island
Honolulu
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Camden
Illinois
Slim Breen
Lindbergh
Barber
NEA Servicr
Margaret Bourke-White
Pine Bluff Eleven
Philippines
U. S
Bucharest
Hempstead
J. J. Harrison
NEC
Brown Turner
Carrier Boys
Pital
JM Boswell
Second Baptist
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