Hempstead County 4-H Winners Shine At State Fair
Hempstead County 4-H girls excel at the Arkansas State Fair with Opal Samuels leading in club style revue and dominant county showings in canned goods, fruit juices, and clothing exhibits. Other promising placers include Margaret Purcell, Polly Rouse, and Dixie Elswick from neighboring counties, with praise for Mrs. Lewallen and county workers who propelled the success.
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Hempstead
Little Rock
Enn Hovilawsdy
Oliss Opal Samuels
Hempesstoar County
Margaret Pvrccersan
Clark County
Prince
Polly Rouse
Washington County
Dixie Elswick
Clam Boaten
Mrulkner
Fae
Me Willian
Leven Harris
Mabel Wossentiigger
Lavonia
Gladys Montgomery
Dixie
Stephens
Brown
Jewallen
wWenen
Mary Buechley
Lode
Lana Stith
Dt Lab
Leysatt
University Grid Star Ineligible
Razorback hopes for victory over the Longhorns were dimmed by news that star Joe Moore is ineligible due to summer school. A decision to grant Moore’s eligibility is pending, with coach Arians seeking a workaround as the university confronts the setback.
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Wayioepevilgis
Qet
Pam Aloue
Peniels
Joe Moore
Gay Attoyt
Moore
Hope Boy Winner at State Fair Sax Contest
Hilburn son of Mrs. We BR G raves of this city was declared winner of the junior saxophone contest at the State Fair. He has belonged to the Hope Boys Band and studied under Fred Martin, showing notable talent amid entrants from various boys bands statewide. The judges praised natural ability and fine instruction as Hempstead county gains credit at the exposition.
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Hilburn
We BR Graves
Hope Boys Band
Fred Martin
Bunny
Hope
Osecrete Hempstead
Lobby Witnesses Are Being Called
Washington hearings on lobbying investigations continued as witnesses were summoned before the Senate committee. Chairman Garay announced that Avastin of the United States Sugar Company and Kalkin of the Cuba Company of New York had been called to testify about tariff policy and attempts to influence export decisions.
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Washington
Piabwar
Senate
Chirtman Garay
Hat
Alote Amillnge Veltios
Ranger Carried Wounded comrade Through Forest to Safety
ARIETIA Nov Y Geb V2 Willigay Partridge of the New York State Conservation Department carried a brother ranger two miles through rough terrain after an axe wound. They reached a highway, then an auto to Indian Lake Village where Ranger Frank McGinn treated the wound.
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Arietia
Willigay
New York State Conservation Department
Maerson Baker
Anwin
Indian Lake Village
Frank McGinn
Cement Co Defends School In Hempstead County
A letter from Arkansas Portland Cement Company chief engineer Varad argues against mineral springs consolidation plans. The plant warns annexation would split Saratoga and deprive Hempstead of tax revenue, threatening local schools. The Star editor notes the Mineral Springs Vim published the reply, and the letter requests publication there as well.
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the Star
Mineral Springs
Saratoge
Minerals Springs
Wold Divide
Tompatend County
Asratoga
Wompstead Coung
Saratoga
Howard County
Hempstead
Okay
Che
San
Hampstead Conty
Howand
High Sehant
Hlampstead County
Pramaer
Ely Uy
Ue Mineral Springs
Arkansas
Portland
Paul
Varad
Peu
Ark
No Bill Found In Charge of Arson
Hempstead grand jury adjourned Friday after a thorough investigation failed to return a true bill against local residents charged in the East Second Street house fire. Accused waived examination at preliminaries and maintained innocence as the case reportedly showed. The grand jury did not return a verdict.
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Hempstead
Marsing
Charlie Orsoner
Cr. Cook
Wiltse
East Second Street
Circus Visit Draws Stamp People Nightly
Crowds gathered at Stamps for a Tobbins Brothers circus show last night. Reportedly many locals enjoyed the performance despite unclear, garbled text in the account. An elderly spectator and a few others observed the acts, with descriptions of elephants and other attractions noted amid unreadable phrases. The piece trails off without clear outcomes or dates.
Accused Stick-Up Shoots Witness in Cleveland
A suspect shot a witness three times during an apartment confrontation involving Myre and Steinbrener. Police allege a staged stick-up scene occurred after a church heist inquiry, with the assailant later identified as wearing overalls and fleeing in a vehicle.
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Cleveland
Waller
Steinbrener
Calline
Ales
Irene
Honie
Myre
Stetthermiey
Aled Steinbernier
Believe Dead Man Is Robbery Victim
Coroner Sam G. Bayce investigated the death of William Mord, 71, a local salesman found in a suburban street with a scalp wound. Several articles of value missing from his pockets led to the belief he was slugged and robbed.
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Latter Rock
Sam G. Bayce
William Mord
Hord
Searcy Man Held In Auto Killing
Searcy man James Musik, age unknown, held after an automobile plunge from a viaduct killed one person and injured five others. Authorities allege intoxication contributed to the crash. Patterson, another Searcy resident, was driving prior to the vehicle’s loss of control.
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Searcy Man
Rock
Iite
Taurt
Tieara Patterson
Af Searcy
Violence threat to Tennesse slayer and court hearing
Messy OCR text reports a violence threat tied to a Tennesse case. It mentions a special session Monday to investigate charges against Garver Willian, a circuit judge, and references an arrest and high-profile incident. The fragmentary wording obscures precise actions and outcomes.
City Schools Open Year With 76-Student Gain
Hope public schools report 1 605 total enrollment for the year, up from 1 527 last year, a 76-student increase. Attendance averages show whites 98 percent, negroes 88, overall city 96 to 97 depending on group, with Oglesby leading whites at 96.7 percent.
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Hope
D. L. Paisley
Oglesby
Ate Landance
Coral City
Brookwood
Garland
Ney Shoyer
Beare
Hoover Will Not Leave the U S Says
Washington reports from the White House state President Hoover has no plan to leave the western hemisphere during his term. Rumors linked him to a London naval parley and a trip to Europe, but officials deny such plans while noting possible travel to Mexico or Cuba may be considered.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Western Hemisphere
McDonald
London
Europe
Mexico
Cuba
Men Who Attacked Girls At Fair Held
Two men linked to attacks on girls at a fair faced a Pulaski county grand jury after preliminary hearings. Both were held on bond as physicians examined the victims and prosecutors sought indictments. The defense offered no testimony.
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Hustle Rock
Cabe
Alka AL Frey
Pulashi Couty Grand Jery Ander Bond
Gyo Golpks
Sohmstiane
Hull
Nation's Oldest Edifice Soon Will Be Restored
Missy Celi reports the old Gulfport church, the nation’s oldest edifice, will undergo restoration. Gary, a direct descendant of Dr Mheneger Gay, third minister of the parish, offers to sponsor the restoration effort.
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Tung
Missy Celi
Khon Towed
Gary
Mheneger Gay
Cubs Drop Third In Batting Fray
Texarkana reporting Ike Sehwarz longtime local department store owner dies of heart attack at 68 He arrived in 1961 and opened his shop two years later becoming a civic leader director of the chamber of commerce and active in several financial ventures
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Texarkana
Det
Ike Sehwarz
Pioneer
Sehwarz
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Surfacing Main Street Paving Underway
Asphalt top on the South Main paving project began yesterday and today moves to Ninth street, expected to finish the latter part of next week. When South Main reopens, South Elm will be closed to traffic for resurfacing or repairs while the nearby patches are completed.
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South Main
Ninth Street
South Elm
Auto Crash Fatal To Texan Today
Texarkana October 12. Frank Barrett 20 was killed instantly and Morris Hampton 21 seriously injured in an auto accident at Naples Texas near Texarkana early today. Barrett crushed beneath the car when it overturned on a curved dust within city limits. Hampton suffered a broken arm and possible internal injuries. Both men were from Naples.
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Texarkana
Frank Barrett
Morris Hampton
Naples
Texas
Here
Barrett
Jlapten
Trial Bribe Case Sees Defense Pin Testimony
Defense counsel said Albert Ball would not be sealed to testify as the trial resumes, with the case expected to go to the jury by late next week amid bribery charges tied to the naval oil reserve lease. Albert Ball appeared in District of Columbia court as testimony unfolded, while defense sought to link alleged acts to Doheny and the reserve award.
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Get
Albert Ball
Krank Hogan
Ghet
Mall Pwan
Dotena
Taaid
Mall
Lou
Wasiteengton
Albers Bo Pall
Columbia Supreme Court
J. C. Vinnery
Toa
Aeaket Mall
Walls Famiy
Voss
Aelendge Coutsrh
Wil
Tad
Pill
Doheny
Athletics Edge Cubs In Fifth. One Win From Flag
In a misty Philadelphia game at Shibe Park the Athletics powered a ten-run inning and won their third of four against the Cubs. Toot and Quinn started, but Chicago’s bats woke up. Simmons, Foxx, and Cochrane produced key hits as Philadelphia built and then preserved the lead. Five runs came in the sixth, with further scoring in the seventh as the A’s moved closer to clinching the series.
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Athletics
Toot
Quinn
Cubs
Chicago
McMillan
English
Hornsby
Wilson
Kugler
Bishop
Hass
Cochrane
Stephenson
Grim
Boley
Quinn Struok
Cuyler
Erry
Grimm
Taylor
Mit
Simmons
Foxx
Feith
Keopt
Miller
Storsby
Clyler
Hornsby Stephenson
Wahlbergers
Grin
Wattberg
Rome Me
Wahlberg
Engish
Scorlng Hornsby Stephenson
Homer
Siller
Milley
Burns
Roomel
Nolt
Raut
Haas
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June McBirney
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Tobbins Bros
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Mnet
James Musik
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