Amendment No 24 Relieve County Judge of Probate Case
The article explains constitutional Amendment No 24 in Arkansas to move probate matters from elected county judges to chancery court judges who must be trained attorneys. It notes six year terms for chancery judges, appeals would go to the supreme court, and that the amendment has little opposition and has been endorsed by several organizations including the Republican state convention.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Chancery Cour
Chancellors
Supreme Court
Republican State Convention
Jonesboro Hope Clash Tops State Prep Grid Games
Jonesboro and Hope clash headlines four Arkansas prep football games next Friday as Pine Bluff North Little Rock and Little Rock struggle in conference play. Little Rock Tigers routed Blytheville 33 21 and head to Hot Springs as Camden opens against Zebras amid several other conference matchups.
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Little Rock
Arki
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
North Little Rock
Jonesbury
Hurricane
Hot Springs
Bobcats
Clarksville
Fort Smith
Border City
North Siders
Fort Smith C
Grizales
Pine Bluffs
Grizalies
Okmulgee
Okla
Forrest City
Tigers
Blythevile
Spa Brojans
el Dorado
Oil City
Camden
Loop Zebras
Fordyce
Texarkana
Blytheville
Paragould
Russellville
Paris
Benton
Bauxite
Malvern
Chirksville
Mansfield
Macias
Thought No Not Is Proppe Cous
A compact reflection echoes mortality and the cost of living in a terse, era style line attributed to H. W. Beecher, pondering existence and the value of life.
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Proppe Cous
H. W. Beecher
Two Gentlemen Dining Al Fresco In Moru-eug City
Two gentlemen seated al fresco in the capital Moruécg found their bowillebaisse gone cold. They were dining outdoors in Moruécg and the dish had cooled, prompting a playful riddle rather than a real incident.
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Moruecg
Eligibility Probe Here Is Finished
L M Goza of Arkadelphia, president of the Arkansas Atheltic Association, said he completed a probe into Hope High School football players ineligible last week. Three players were ruled ineligible for lack of legal residence in Hope. parents and relatives were found living there temporarily. Goza exonerated Hope officials and noted eligibility rules rely on parental move-in, not student transfer alone. A meeting of the Executive Committee at Hotel Marion in Little Rock on November 3 will consider eligibility matters, with the Governing Board meeting in November during the Arkansas Education Association gathering. Registration deadline for member schools is Monday. unregistered players by midnight tonight become ineligible unless granted special permission.
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L. M. Goza
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Atheltic Association
Hope
Hoy Taylor
Jimmy Daniels
Tommy Samuels
Goza
Association
Miss Bers] Henry
Hope Schools
Texas
Gaza
Hotel Marion
Lite Rock
Little Rock
Arkansas Education Association
My. Gotu
Life term given for kidnap charge in Minnesota
John Couch, 23, was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping a St. Louis couple and binding them near Chimplin Minnesota before fleeing to a nearby hide-out. The case highlights punitive measures and costs tied to securing a pupil in the United States.
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John Couch
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Chimplin
Minn
United States
Col Lindbergh Attacked by Russia in British Dispute
Moscow denounces Charles A. Lindbergh in a Soviet statement accusing him of spreading lies about Soviet air strength to aid Britain in demanding Czechoslovak surrender. The move followed unverified reports from two sources and reflects tensions between Britain and the USSR during the crisis.
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Russia
Moscow
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
London
Lindbergh
LeBourget
France
Minday
Berlin
House of Commons
Ellen Wilkinson
Laborite
Hillerhat
Britain
Germany
Vasily Molokoff
Communist Party
Pravda
Vatican Protest Over Vienna Cardinal Assault
The Vatican paper denounced the attack on Theodore Cardinal Innitzer’s palace by a Viennese crowd. Nazi officials planned investigations into the riots that left the cardinal injured. In London, Lindbergh faced no comments about Soviet air force claims while debates in Parliament referenced his Russian trip and Allies’ stance. Vienna mobs and Hitler faction youths clashed at St Stephen’s, injuring clergy as chants questioned Innitzer’s place.
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Rome
Italy
L Osservator Romane
Mon Day
Theodore Cardinal Tanitzer
Vienna
Joseph Buerckel
Austria
St. Stephen's Place
Theodore Cardinal Inniteer
Veiina
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Insitzer
What to Do with Introductions in Social Dilemmas
The piece offers guidance on introductions and etiquette. It suggests introducing a parent as My mother or My father rather than by a surname, prefers stating the real relationship, and notes that a young wife should not call her husband’s parents by first names unless asked. It also covers whether to mention a relative’s different name and how to refer to a husband in conversation.
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Mrs. Brown
Mr. Brown
Court reviews two ballot titles on November measures
In Little Rock, opposing counsel argued before the Arkansas Supreme Court that proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 28 would hinder tax reductions until the bond debt is fully paid, while a second suit challenges the Ratenberry old age pension petition. The court took both under submission for a probable ruling next Monday. In Washington, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review Thomas J. Meaney’s appeal for release from San Quentin where he serves a life sentence for the 1976 Preparedness Day Parade bombing.
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Little Roc
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ratenberry Old Age Pension Act
Mooney
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Thomas J. Meaney
San Quetin Penitentiary
San Francisco
Two Negro Trials Heard on Monday
Hempstead circuit court at city hall heard two completed trials and a third in progress. John Lee Brown was convicted of bicycle theft and sentenced to one year. Milas Hawking received a two year sentence for burglary and grand larceny. Carlton Todd pleaded guilty to burglary and grand larceny but had not yet been sentenced. Testimony continued in the carnal abuse case against Dierks Holy, with Eliza Holt testifying as state witness. A prior verdict awarded Eugene Blackwood six hundred dollars for personal injuries in a civil case against A M Brooks, who faces an assault with intent to kill charge. Municipal court not in session. cases set for next week.
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Hempstead
City Hall
John Lee Brown
Charley West
Milas Hawking
Carlton Todd
Dierks Holy
Eliza Holt
Eugene Blackwood
Emmet
A. M. Brooks
Blackwood
Brooks
Free Vaudeville at City Hall Tuesday
A free vaudeville show at the Hope municipal auditorium Tuesday eight o clock features a large school colored chorus, soft shoe taps by Mary Ann Lile and Miss Phenae Pullers, a Marionette act with Old Colored Mac and Little Tapsy, solos by J. Paul Thomp sup of Fort Saint, Gypsy pallet by Miss Phenae Fuller, tumbling by Higbert Marks, Mr Qui Taylor, more solos by Miss Mary Ann Lile and Marcus Vernet, a one-act play by Miss Mildred McCants, and community singing led by Mrs. W. 1D, ending with a final message that the event is free and open to all.
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Hope Municipal Aundacium
Mary Ann Lile
Phenae Pullers
J. Paul Thompsup
Fort Saint
Phenae Fuller
Higbert Marks
Montivello
Qui ‘Yaylor
Marcus Vernet
Iggsteand
Mildred McCants
Mra. W. 1D
Dackvon
Wil
Aiy Antlaenved
AFL Seeks Labor Law Revisions and NLRB Change
The American Federation of Labor voted to amend the Wagner Act, oppose Senate approval of Donald Wakefield Smith's NLRB appointment, and pushed nine revisions to curb board discretion. The decision passed without dissent.
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Moulton
Membership Drive for P T A Begins
The Hope Parent-Teacher Association schedules its annual membership drive for October 10 15 with a special committee led by Mrs Claude Nunn to contact interested persons. The Hope P T A has four units Brookwood Oglesby Paisley and the high school. The council notes aims to promote welfare of children and youth improve standards laws care and protection, and strengthen home school collaboration for better physical social and spiritual education.
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Hope
Claude Nunn
The
Hope PT. A
Brookwood
Oglesby
Paisley
P.T. A. City Council
Parent-Teacher Association
Tome ‘Fe
Twenty Die in Belgian Plane Crash Near Soest
Berlin dispatch reports a Belgian airliner crashed in the Ruhr valley near Soest killing twenty people including four Belgian crew and ill passengers. The crash occurred Monday in western Germany, with rescue teams and authorities beginning investigations.
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Berlin
Germany
Sisco
Gerigans
Belgin
Soest
Ruhr Valley
Genny
King Kong Kelly to Present City League Trophy
National softball star Ed King Kong Kelly will present the Saenger theater gold trophy to the Bruner-Ivory team Thursday night on the Saenger stage. He eliminated Bruner-Ivory in the state tournament semifinals at Little Rock last season and will discuss his 18 years as a pitcher. Kelly joined International Harvester after the season and helped them reach the national finals at Soldiers Field. The Bruner-Ivory squad will wear their uniforms for the trophy presentation.
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King Kong" Kelly
Saenger Theater
Bruner-Ivory
Saenger
Kelly
Little Rock
Bruner
Hope
Eri W. Erion
Training School Opens Here Tuesday in South Arkansas
A four day training session for recreation supervisors begins Tuesday at the Capital Hotel in South Arkansas. Topics include Community Recreational Music led by Mrs WD Jackson, Amateur Dramatic Field in Recreation with Dr BE Borders, and Community Craft and Art. Attendees include state and regional supervisors and local officials.
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South Arkansas
Wegehoul
Capital Hotel
Wd, Jackson
Little Rock
Othe
BE. M. Borders
Community Coyon
My. J. Hf. Crossett
Olle Sandifur
Margaret Lowewit
Paul Thompson
Punicipal Auditoriun
Oper
Hope Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive Pledges Reported
R P Bowen announced continued pledges in the Hope Chamber of Commerce annual membership drive. A long list followed, naming numerous local businesses and individuals contributing varied amounts, underscoring community support despite fragmented OCR. The report closes with a note referencing a line about "The Drunken Parliament" from the Scottish Parliament.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
R. P. Bowen
Bulgarian Army Chief Shot Dead in Street Ambush
General Ivan Peeff, 70, chief of staff of the Bulgarian Army, was killed in Sofia on Monday by a man believed to be a Macedonian. His aide Major Stoyanoff was severely wounded. Police named the suspect as Stoin Yossiphof. motive unknown.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ivan Peeff
Stoyanoff
Focia
Havas
Stoin Yossiphof
Wallace Raises Processing Tax Issue for Cotton Subsidies
Secretary Wallace urged a new processing tax to fund subsidy payments to cotton growers after the Crop Reporting Board forecast a larger cotton crop. He preferred subsidies to loans, arguing loans risk exports and government control, and said a processing tax could balance the budget. The first chance to act is January.
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Washington
Wallace
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Smith
Den
Nerfere
Congress
Czechs and Hungarians Agree on Prisoner Release Terms
Czechoslovakia and Hungary reach an initial agreement in Komarom on prisoner releases and border claims. Hungary to occupy gate towns Sartoraljuhely and Ipolysag within 24 to 36 hours and Czechoslovakia to discharge Hungarian-speaking soldiers. Negotiations to continue Monday along the Danube border.
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Komarom
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Satoraljuujhely
Ipolysag
Prague
Caechuslovak
Danube
Cotton market opens in New Orleans trading session
In New Orleans on Monday, cotton opened at 8.30 and closed at 4.85. Spot cotton opened steady with points up as middling prices stood at 8.45.
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Caledon
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Arkansas Machine Specialty Co
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W. A. JS
Mills, Lemley & Lemley
Tom Kinser
G. T. Cros
Bacon Elect
Robert Wilson
C. M. Walker Crescent Drug Store
McDowell's
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George Ware
Frank
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J. M. Houston
Dale Jones
PB. J. Drake
Vincent Foster
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Rk. M. LaGrone
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Leon Bundy
Ralph Bailey
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RT. White
Western Auto Associate
Whitten York Furniture Co
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