Brazil готов to crush rebels as crisis looms
Brazil's government vows no compromise with revolutionists in Rio Grande do Sul and other states. Federal battalions gain fresh reserves, while the navy converts merchant ships into warships. Loyal garrisons reportedly hold against insurgents amid grave situation. In Uruguay, Capt Caldes Drago claims substantial gains near Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, despite official denials.
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Rio DE Janeriq
Brazil
Rio Grande
Rio Grands
Montevideo
Uruguay
Odi—ious
Rio de Janeiro
San Paulo
Caldes Drago
Young Attorney Dies From Injuries in Arkadelphia
Friends mourn Boswell McMillan a two year old attorney of Arkadelphia after a fatal incident following a firm dispute. He died after a blow or fall while intervening in a quarrel with Leroy Powell who operates a garage. McMillan a Ouachita College and University of Arkansas Law School graduate married to Lucile McNabb in 1928 and survived by his parents and sister. Funeral plans are expected from the family residence in Arkadelphia with Dr J K Winbure officiating.
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Boswell McMillan
Arkadelphia
Clark Vanity
McMillan
Douglas McMillin
Pketaer
Leroy Powell
Eo Garage
McMilliny
Ackadelphia
Powell
Arkadelphia High School
Ouachita College
Milk Maid Marathon Sets New Endurance Test at Dairy Show
At the National Dairy Show in St Louis the Milk Maid Marathon will debut as the United States first extended milking contest. Daughters of dairy farmers will milk cows two hours daily for eight days during the show with a $200 prize and a silver cup. South Dakota motorists faced lower tax rates with $13.95 on more cars and $15.63 on 161,000 machines this year.
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St, Louis
United States
South Dakota
Hope Man Appointed Insurance Co. Agent
Wheeler Strickland of Hope Arkansas is named agent for Southland Life Insurance Company at Dallas Texas. The firm, one of the strongest in the South, holds more than $165,000,000 in force. Hope John Pritzsimmons also serves as an agent for the company at this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Wheeler Strickland
Hope
Arkansas
Southland Life Insurance Company
Hope John Pritzsimmons
Southland Life
South
Woman Slayer Sought in Spa as Perry Is Identified
HOYT SPRINGS Oct 11 Police search for George Jiggs Perry in Hot Springs Wisconsin authorities accuse him of killing one of five women he allegedly married. A local photographer aided the inquiry by providing the image of a man who recently visited a garage for repairs. Police note Perry, a reputed bigamist, is known to Hot Springs but no direct connection to the current charges has been established.
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Hoyt Springs
Phootgraph
Hot Springs
George
Jiggs) Perry
Wisconsin
Perry
S. T. Prince
Here
Princh
Percy
24-Year-Old Girl Named State Secretary in Louisiana
Miss Alice Grosjean of Shreveport was appointed secretary of state to succeed the late James J. Bailey, becoming the first female to hold the post in Louisiana history. The junior official, previously private secretary to Gov Huey P. Long, will serve the Bailey term through May 1952, a month after Bailey’s death at 2:30 a.m. The post, second in importance to the governor, pays $7,000 yearly and the governor said the appointment was made to protect upcoming constitutional amendments on ballots to be voted November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilasjuan
Huey P. Tang
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Long
Grosjean
Miss Gressen
Box Factory Workers Return to Horatio
Horatio plant workers who were sent to Texarkana to staff a night crew at Two States Fruit Packing were brought back after plans altered. The Horatio plant, owned by the same company, had shut down recently and is expected to reopen soon. the Texarkana assignment created a 24 hour operation to handle several orders.
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Horatio
Horatio Box Factory
Two States Fruit Packing Company
Texarkana
Horglio
Final Plans For Fall Style Show at Saenger
Final plans for the Fall Style Show at the Saenger theatre on Wednesday October 15 are under way. The event features Lloyd Williams of El Tornado as a marquee talent with a $60 onstage marriage prize for the first couple to wed during the performance. Models from local firms including Ladies Specialty Shop Geo W Robison Co and Penney’s will parade outfits for men and women alongside child attendants, under Mrs Nell Bush McPheeters’ direction. Sponsor firms include McRae Hardware Ward Son Stuart’s Jewelry Geo W Robison Co J C Penney Co Ladies Specialty Shop Montgomery Ward Rephan’s New York Elure Hope Furniture and the Saenger theatre.
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Saenger
Merchants of Hope
Lloyd Williams
el Tornado
Lasses White
Coburn
Nell Bush McPheeters
Elizabeth Arnett
Miriam Carlton
Mignonette McDowell
Annie Mae Martindale
Eleanor Foster
Frances Darnell
Doris Moses
Elizabeth Middlebrooks
Geo. W. Robison & Co
John Wimberley
G. M. Green
Evelyn Johnson
Martha Jane Buchaye
Sibyl Smith
Patterson's
Cecil White
Agatha Mathews
Edith Ruggles
Grace Gray
Lena Henry
Rephan's
Mary Powell
Mabel Norton
Penney's
Elure
Hope Furniture ,Co
Sancger Theatre
Aor
Hope Star
Winter Storage of Canned Provisions
University of Arkansas extension advice warns jars can burst if canned goods freeze in uncellared winter storage. Insulate outer wall closets with plasterboard or poor conductors, pack gaps with cotton seed hulls or crushed paper, seal doors and windows, and wrap jars in multiple papers for protection, a small cost with big savings.
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Nirs
Ida A. Fenton
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Extension Service
Arkansas
Louisiana and Arkansas Plans Large Warehouse
The Louisiana and Arkansas railroad announced a major 1931 project to build a new warehouse and freight terminal in New Orleans. Executive general agent W N Adams stated the plan to invest about four million dollars, signaling an optimistic outlook for business.
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New Orleans
Oct
Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad
W. N. Adams
Columbia Second Time Lands Safe at Croydon Field
Captain J Era Boyd of Canada and Harry Connor of the United States landed the Columbia at Croydon Field London at 3 57 p m completing a second trans Atlantic flight. The journey began in Newfoundland with a 27 hour 3 minute total time from Harbor Grace to London. Levine who flew the original historic crossing greeted the pilots upon landing.
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Chamberlain
London Field
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Croydon
London
England
J. Era Boyd
Harry Connor
Columbia
Croydon Field
Acroass
Clarence Chamberlain
Charles A. Levine
New York City
Germany
Canada
Resco
Land's End
Tresco
Levine
Boyd
Connor
Tresco Island
4 H Club at Fulton Report on Meeting
A Fulton area 4 H Club meeting held at the school house on October 2 covered project instruction. Ma Lown spoke on the link between 4 H work and regional school programs. Frances Dane was elected president to complete the term during reorganizational week. Demonstrations included drop biscuits salt milk biscuits and ginger bread. Boys, guided by county agent Lynn Sith, visited Frank James and Marvin Moser homes to discuss feed rations and proper serving of seed corn and fattening.
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Veorey
Hgoilycela
Malta II Elib
Hallbors Ail
Ma. Lown
Priveyymd
Patlou High School
Dll
Ebah
Iivartily
Villi Jones
Magnalin A, & M. College
Inti
Frances Dane
W. E. Cox
Migs Bucher
Hue
Lissons Werth
Lynn Sith
Frank Janera
Marvin Moser
Reid
Newent
Illinois Executions in 1929 Reported by Welfare Dept
The eighth annual statistical report from the State Department of Public Welfare records seventy nine executions in 192 counties between June 30, 1927 and June 30, 1929. The data reflect capital punishment counts as reported by state authorities.
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Springfield
State Department of Public Welfare
Thornton Honored In Poultry Meeting
Horace B. Thornton of Prescott elected secretary and measurer of the Arkansas State Poultry Association succeeding W. O. Pence. He has won top prizes at state and local fairs and will take office around November 1 in Prescod. He also serves Hempstead County Poultry Association.
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Horace B. Thornton
Prescott
Arkansas State Poultry Association
W. O. Pence
Batesville
Thornton
County Poultry Association
Hempstead County
Abe Nevadit
Hempstead
Hempstead County, Poultry Association
Assocativt
Nebraska Studies Problem of Road Aid
Lincoln news brief notes the drive to secure an extra 5 million dollars in federal highway aid for the 1981 82 biennium. It cites Roy Cochran and Governor Arthur Weaver, with 1981 82 federal aid totaling about 2,438,552 plus state funds. maintenance spending and auto license fees are outlined, while a two year ask of 2,200,000 is proposed. The item also mentions the Women’s Shakespeare Club of Llano Texas planning a monument to Llano county men who died in the war.
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Lincoln
Neb
Get. T
Nebraska
Arthur Weaver
Roy Cochran
Highway Department
Nestwo
Women's Shakespeare Club of
Llano, Texas
Llano County
Hope Wins Fourth Straight Over Waldo In Narrow Win
Hope high school Bobcats defeated Waldo 14 to 0 at Fair Park field to extend their unbeaten stretch, maintaining a no points against streak this season. Key drives featured Wray, Bacon, Harrell, and Harrell for the extra point, with solid defense stopping Waldo’s late aerial efforts.
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Bill Fuer
Hope High School
Bobcats
Fair Park Field
Waldo Bulldogs
Waldo
Bobcat
Hope
Bulldog
Wray
Harrell
Bacon
Adier
Aldo Earl
Hargis
Eet Wines
Chamberlain
Kennelly
Sehooley Conque Etinee
Dixon
Dones
Sinn Stevens
Tacuee Hebeb
Rowe
Fincher
Baird
Brown
Bacon Wa
Daniels
Pritchett
Sissell
Phillips
Jacks
Reaves
Moser
Feilds
Adams
Mauldin
Travis Thompson
University of Ackavisis
Cattle Rustling Worse Than in Wild West Days
Abe Jones, pioneer rancher in Slim Buttes, says modern rustlers using trucks steal many calves at a time and vanish hundreds of miles away, making rustling far worse than in the old Wild West days. Jones has lived in the Slim Buttes country since 1886 after prospecting in the Black Hills.
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Slim Buttes
Sling Buttes
Abe Jones
Jones
Slim Buttes Country
Black Hills
Truck Crash Kills Two Men West of Hope on Highway
Two men died in a gravel truck collision with a Ford near Hope East, both farmers from Prescott area. John Ward, 57, and Bud Lewis, 60, were killed. Ward was injured with chest and rib fractures. The crash occurred on the Hope Camden and Prescott Bodcaw highways. Ward’s Ford carried injuries to Ward before the fatal impact. Highway Department reported details at noon.
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John, Ward
Bud Lewis
Rosston Fs
Hope-Camden Road
Hope-Camden
Prescott-Bodcaw
Hope
John Ward
Ward
Glenwoat
Westmoreland
Lewis i Prescott
Congressman Tilman Parks Visit to Hope on Sunday
Congressman Tilman Parks will arrive in Hope Sunday morning for a visit and to address the men’s Bible class at the First Methodist church at 3 45 a m. announcement notes. In Little Rock the Arkansas State Fair closes its 16th year under perfect weather after a dismal opening. Friday’s rain cut into attendance but total over five days reached about 78 000 with auto racing and the diary derby judging highlighted today’s program.
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Tilman Parks
Hope
Methodist
Little Rock
Prisoners Sentenced In Hempstead Court To State Penitentiary
Fourteen inmates eight white and six Negro were ordered to the state penitentiary in Hempstead circuit court and were taken to Little Rock today by Sheriff Dorsey McRae and deputies Portee and Stuart. Names include Albert Shepard Harold Calwell Maurice Darliston Robert Trowbridge Thomas Freezell Bill Martin W H Getty Tinian Middlebrooks James Brown Stean Swink A G Phillips Willie Turner Tiaae Scoggins Arthur Jobson plus Clive Ward, whose trip was delayed due to illness in the family.
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State
Hempstead
Little “Rock
Dorsey McRae
Will Portee
Crit Stuart
Albert Shepard
Harold Calwell
Maurice Darliston
Robert Trowbridge
Thomas Freezell
Bill Martin
W. H. Getty
Tinian Middlebrooks
James Brown
Stean Swink
A. G. Phillips
Willie Turner
Tiaae Scoggins
Arthur Jobson
Singing Convention To Meet Next Sunday
The Howard County Singing Convention plans its semi annual gathering at County Line on the Lockesburg highway starting tonight and continuing through Sunday. Prominent local singers and quartets are expected to attend with a noon Sunday picnic lunch.
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Nashville
Howard County
County Line
Lockesburg
Amany
Unsafe wells in Wisconsin threaten drinking water
About one third of 300,000 farm and rural wells in Wisconsin were flagged unsafe for drinking water. The State Board of Health announced through its bureau of plumbing and domestic sanitary engineering that defective well tops, seepage, and faulty pump bases were the causes.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Bureau of Plumbing and Domestic Sanitary Engineering
Eugene Smit Guest of Mas at Southwestern Kansas rites
The semi annual meeting of Scottish Rite in Southwest Kansas, 32d degree, was held at the Masonic Hall with about 15 Masons from Stanps Lewwi Washington Ozan Nashville and nearby cities. Eugene Smith of Little Rock served as deputy for the Supreme Council Arkansas and presided, delivering an address on Scottish Rite Masonry. Guests included Mr. Smith, honored at a banquet by the Eastern Star under M R Muldrow. Officers for the year were elected: Harry Shiver president, Hasolniay Ozan vice president, Dry D Henry secretary treasurer. Mr. Smith then conferred the master's degree on a candidate assisted by Whitfield lodge of Hope.
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Scottish Rite
Kansas
Masonic Hall
Stanps
Washington
Ozan
Nashville
Prescott
Eugene Smith
Little
Coun Arkansas
Grand Senior
Grand Lodge of Arkansas
Smith
Eastern Star
W. Muldrow
Harry Shiver
Hope
Hasolniay Ozan
Dry D
Henry
Treas
Charities Appeal For Old Clothes
United Charities and Red Cross urge Hope householders to gather all partly worn clothing for men women and children into bundles for delivery representatives will canvass the city soon a definite date to be announced in The Star and clothing should be clean and mended for prompt collection
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United Charities
Red Cross
Average Person Uses 30 000 Words a Day
In Champaign a University of Illinois expert asserts the average adult speaks about 30 000 words daily in conversations with relatives friends and business associates He emphasizes that success rests not on word count but on how words are used and that good speech gains importance in modern history
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Champaign
Willian P. Sandford
University of Ilinois
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Fulton
van Jones
Llinois
Bulletins
Eugene Smit
Grand
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