Here and There Editorial and High School Football Recap
Here and There outlines editor Frederick Sullens photograph controversy with a promise of favoritism for a federal job. The piece also reviews the HopeBobcats 32-0 defeat by Hot Springs, praising the opposing team’s strength, noting large local turnout, parade of Spa visitors, and well-managed crowd security at the game.
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Bobcats
Hot Springs
Spa
Camden
Fordyce
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Pacie
Scholarship contest for Cleopatra film study at Saenger
Paramount DeMille offer three $1500 scholarships to high school and college students for critical essays on Cleopatra. Essays must be original, due to Paramount Scholarship office in New York. Topics include dramatic adaptation versus history, Cleopatra in four dramatists, and fidelity to history. Judging panel includes university professors and industry leaders.
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Ecunion
Paramownl
Cecil B. DeMille
Tolly
Cleopirtay
Swenger
Hope
Paramounnt-DeMille
United States
Marc J Vssay
DeMille
Cleopatra
Shakespe
Deyden
Shaw
Ivan Ativet
Beni
Paramount Fielures
New York City
Prances
Tastor Patterson
Ape Spreciatios
Columbia University
Richeard Ho Waldo
McClure
Adviiter le Fo
Mat Mer
Haserl Sage Foundation
Willian Lewin
Lightning Injury Suit On Trial At Circuit Court
Thomason sues Hope Basket Co. for 90000 in a civil action for injuries after a lightning strike at the factory several months ago. Trial began in Washington circuit court Monday with testimony proceeding into Tuesday afternoon. firm charges negligence in wiring. No other cases heard. Municipal court in Hane postponed due to circuit court session.
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Doe ‘Thomason
Hope Basket Company
Washington
Cart
Thomason
Hane
Mondy
Oil Dealers Meet Heads to Little Rock Convention
Twenty county delegates will attend the Mae Annual Oil Dealers Association convention in Little Rock at Phuysdas on October 18. The event promises the most extensive plan yet with speeches by national figures on issues facing the industry in this state. At 10:30 a.m. General 13. H. Markhan of Washington and New York, director of the American Petroleum Industries Committee and the public relations department, will speak.
Pavement District Relief Bills Upheld by Court
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds three 1933 acts aiding delinquent property owners in City Improvement District No. St of Little Rock. Acts 278 252 and 123 reduce penalties and extend redemption time without impairing bondholders rights. Court reversed and remanded for new trial Earl Decker life-termer on a guard’s escape incident. evidence insufficient. Three criminal convictions affirmed including Luci Newton life term for a killing at Gurdon.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
No. St of Little Rock
Earl Decker
Permithins
Decker
Fort Smith
Fur
Deunk
Luci Newton
Bud Burefield
Gurdon
Young Business Men Meet Monday Night
The Young Business Men club will meet Monday night at 7 30 inside the Hempstead County Lumber Company on East Third Street. A full attendance is requested.
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O'Vlueboat Hempstead County Lumber Company
East Third Street
Workman Admits Burning of Child
Mount Vernon police say Lawrence Stone a laborer confessed to throwing 1 year old Nancy Dean Constigan into a large apartment furnace. After the fire, officers recovered a small gold ring and a wristwatch among charred fragments. Stone claimed the child was hurt in a fall and he panicked, tossing the body into the furnace.
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Mount Vernon
Lawrence Stone
Nancy Dean
Stone
Homecoming for Lynwood Rowe Planned by El Dorado
The El Dorado Chamber of Commerce invites Hope residents to the Homecoming program for Lynwood Schoolboy Rowe in El Dorado on October 22 23. Detroit World Series star and Mrs Rowe travel to Arkansas with bands and delegations expected from across the state. Miss Elizabeth McMorella oversees the musical program and a parade opens the celebration on Monday October 28.
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Hope
el Dorado Chamber of Commerce
Lynwood
Firearms Registration Reminder Under Federal Law
Internal Revenue Collector Homer M. Adkins warned Arkansas peace officers dealers and brokers that many firearms are not registered under the National Firearms Act of June 26, 1934. He defined registrable weapons as pistols, revolvers, shotguns, and rifles with certain characteristics and noted guidance for field deputies.
El Dorado Game Moves to Thursday at 8 PM
Hope and El Dorado will play Thursday night instead of Friday, announced coach Foy Hammons. Injuries bench Hobbs and Turner, while Hammons criticizes Bobcats for lagging under pressure and outlines need for a steady leader and a backfield passer as Hope aims for a stronger performance against a noted football town.
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Cae
Athletic Field
Hope
Hot Springs
Hobbs
Turner
Hammons
Trojans
Bobcats
Pete Brown
el Dorado
Wildcats
Malvern
Rosston Road to Be Given Survey
Camden Ark residents learn a survey of highway No 4 from the Ouachita line to Rosston will start this week. T J Gaughan reports the Arkansas highway commission confirmed the project. After survey, work on clearing the right of way for the Camden Hope highway’s last link will begin, with assurances the road will be built.
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Camden
Ark
Ouachita Line
Rosston
T. J. Gaughan
Camden-Hope Highway
Gaughan
C Namber
Commerce
USA
David Wilson 67 Dies of Heart Attack in Columbus
David Wilson seventy seven? verify line. Hempstead county? Found dead at home in Columbus Monday morning from heart attack. He rode to his farm earlier, returned ill, went to bed. Family visiting in Hope. Cook found him at 11. Survived by widow, son John of Columbus, daughter Mes. James W. Green of Houston. Funeral services incomplete at noon Monday.
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David Wilson
Hempstead County
Columbus
Hope
John
Mes
James W. Green
Houston
Texas
Columbia Baptists Hold Annual Meeting at Friendship Church
The Columbia County Baptist Association closed its annual session last week at Friendship Church eight miles west of Magnolia. Officers re-elected: Elder J.P. Crisp of Magnolia, Elder N. L. Eddy of Buckner, and J. J. Jones of Magnolia. The association serves churches in Columbia and Lafayette counties and nearby northern Louisiana. next year’s meeting will be at Bethlehem Baptist Church, 19 miles east of Magnolia.
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Columbia County Baptist Association
Friendship Church
Magnolia
J.P. Crisp
N. L, Eddy
Buckner
J. J. Jones
Columbia
LaFayette
Louisiana
Bethlehem Baptist Churc
Martineau Grants Lumber Injunction in Arkansas
In Little Rock Judge Martineau issued a temporary injunction restraining six Arkansas lumber firms from price fixing under the NRA code. The order, set to be issued Monday, directs immediate action by the government to appeal prior decisions by Judges Anderson and Holmes.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Lumber Con
NRA
Martineau
Harry B. Anderson
Memphis
Edwin R. Holmes
Jackson
Miss
Hauptmann Aims to Clear Kidnapping Alibi in Court
Bruce Richard Hauptmann testified before Justice Hammer that he was at his Bronx home on the night of March 1, 1932, the Lindbergh baby kidnapping date. He said he took his wife home after work and spoke to avoid extradition to New Jersey on a kidnapping and murder charge.
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New York
Bruce Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Hammer
Bronx
Baby
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Poincare Dead Savior of France Dies at 74
Paris France Raymond Poincare once France’s war leader and savior died early Monday at age 74. Born 1860 in Bar le Duc he rose to finance minister foreign minister and the ninth president of the republic serving 1913 to 1920. He stabilized currency after World War I and guided France back to financial safety.
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Paris
France
Raymond Poincare
Monay
Marseilles
Poincare
Bar-le-Duc
Lorraine
Chamber of Deputies
French Republic
Husband Held in Wife's Drowning Case
Buford Nelson and Beverly Jones, both of Cordell Oklahoma, are jailed in Pulaski county as investigators build circumstantial evidence in the death of Mrs Mary Sue Nelson of Russellville. They and two others were aboard a fishing trip ten miles east of Newport when she drowned in White River. The men deny foul play, saying she fell overboard after the boat snagged.
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Little Rock
Buford
Nelson
Beverly Jones
Cordell
Oka
Pope
Jackson County
Mary Sue Nelson
Russellville
Pulaski County
Newport
Whitesiver
Pepe
Jones
Leonard Bell
Cecil McCarley
Sheppard
Hungarian Miners Threaten Mass Death Over Wages
About 1,200 striking Hungarian coal miners threaten mass death by own action unless pay is raised. They demand about 1.50 a day, some 3,500 more join in, food and lights cut off, air pumps at risk. Government ultimatum fails as miners hold five union emissaries hostage. women clash with police outside pits.
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Heca
Suleidy Pcs
Hungary
Spinnin
Julius Gombaes
Budapest
Pecs
Grain and stock quotes mixed with farm product prices
The page lists Chicago grain quotations with dec futures and closing stock prices for American Can AT&T Anaconda and major steel firms. It also covers U S Steel and Chrysler alongside farm items such as poultry and livestock prices per pound for hens, broilers, springs, geese, turkeys, and candled eggs.
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At&t
Atchison Chrysler
General Mators
Borony Vaensum
U. S. Steel
Little Rock Productions
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