No. 28 Proposes Refunding of State Debt Tying Up Revenue
Arkansas faces refinancing of highway bonds totaling about 143 million dollars pledged against 78 percent of highway revenue. Proposed constitutional amendment No. 28 would raise debt to cover bridge and land district obligations, cut interest to 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 percent, set annual debt payments near 11 million, and use surplus for road work. Opponents fear increased bonded debt and changes in revenue oversight. the state supreme court heard arguments and a decision is pending.
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AEE and. Co
Little Rock
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Judge Refuses to Bar Nominee for Conviction Charge
In Little Rock Special Circuit Judge J Mitchell Cockrill dismissed Dy M Evans bid to bar State Senator Walter Wheatley from the November ballot. Evans had sought a writ of mandamus to compel the secretary of state to omit Wheatley, alleging a 1916 jaw violation conviction barred him under the constitution. The judge ruled he lacked jurisdiction and sustained a demurrer for Hall. An appeal was announced by Price Shoffner.
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Little Rock
J. Mitchell Cockril
Dy. M . Evans
Walter Y. Wheatley
Idth
Garland
Saline
Price Shoffner
Ter Evang
Supreme Court
Navy
Evans
Mundamus
Secretary of State
C. G. Hall
Wheatley
Cockrill
Millard Alford
Hall
County Farm Unit to State Meeting in Live Rock
Hempstead County Farm Bureau plans a large delegation to attend the Third Annual Convention of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation in Live Rock on November 17 and 18. President Tt. Huskey notes the organization has grown from 65 to about 25,000 members in three years and aims to reach 40,000 in 1930. The Hempstead county unit seeks a strong showing to advance farmer interests statewide and locally.
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Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Hempstead
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Live Rock
Tt. H. Huskey
Little Rock
Farm Bureau
Arkansas
American Farm Bureau Federation
Arkansas Farmer
Dase
Haskes
Tempstead
Hempstead County
Thought on worth and giving from H W Beecher
A compact quotation attributing the idea that valuable deeds require more from a person than they yield, credited to H W Beecher.
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H.W. Beecher
Cranium Cracker puzzles a famous actor turned prime minister
A moving picture star who appeared recently is identified as a former prime minister of a country whose currency is the zloty. He was born ten years before the Franco Prussian War. The query asks for his full name, the film in which he appeared, the country he led, and his birth year.
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Whit
Mind Your Manners social usage guidance quiz
A fragmented social etiquette quiz discusses proper ways to address brides, sign married women, and structure thank you notes. It notes a bride’s note often goes to the wife, signing rules vary, and a correct address should include a street after Sixth with the city. It also covers handling broken gifts from stores and appropriate responses.
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John Jones
Wes A
Marie Smith
Joby Jones
Hurricane Storms In With Reverse and Spinner Plays
Jonesboro High School used reverse and spinner plays to upset Hope 33 to 12 on Friday. Led by backs Tilley and Pharis, the Hurricanes built a 27 to 6 halftime lead with a strong first half and scored again in the fourth period. Hope struggled with injuries as Jonesboro’s offense repeatedly pierced the line, while Hope managed two touchdowns on passes and a late fumble return.
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Leonard Ellis
Jonesboro
Bobcats
Hope
Hurricane
Tilley
Pharis
Fead
Jones- Love
Bobcat
Enson
Bobby Ellen
Colemmn
Eason
Parsons
Crogs
Osmet
Barsinger
Durham
Top Farm
Juyusboro
Parsons Nile
Land Pharis
Lit Point
Phe
Nin
J. Osmet
Jimmy Taylor
Pheris
Fraris
Telley
Ward
History Student, Young Hitler Had Love for Oratory
A 1920s profile outlines Adolf Hitler’s early life from Alois Schicklgruber to his Vienna years, military service, and shift from artist dreams to political oratory. It notes his Germanophile influences, disdain for Austria, and the origins of his rise with the German Workers’ Party becoming the Nazi movement.
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Young Hitler
Heil Schickigrubert
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Alois Schickigruber
Hitler
Adolf
Alois’ ” Schicklgruber
Braunau
Austria
Teader
Austria-Hungary
Grater
Vienna
Art Academy
Vianna
Munich
Vth
Irua
German Workers’ Party
Little Rock Tigers Triumph Over Hot Springs 25 to 6
Little Rock High School Tigers defeated Hot Springs 25 to 6 before 4,000 fans in Little Rock. The Tigers surged in the third quarter as Demby and Godwin connected for a 40-yard gain, setting up a touchdown by Childs. penalties affected both teams early.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Little Rock
Childs
North Little Rock
Fort Smith
North Lite Rock
Williams
Bell
Fort Smith Grizzlies
Wildcats
Wosing
Fau
Zawislak
Tehe
Wildests
Grizzlies
Pine Bluff Zebras
Cotton Opens Week in New Orleans Market
New Orleans December cotton opened Sunday at 38 dollars and closed near 38.30. Spot cotton finished steady, three points lower with middling at 8.46.
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New Orleans
200 Visitors at Baptist Meeting
The Hope Baptist association annual meeting at First Baptist church ended at noon Friday with Dr. M. T. Andrews of Texarkana delivering an address on conditions found in Baptist mission fields. Over 200 out-of-town visitors attended the day and a half session. Thursday lunch fed 178 messengers and visitors. A Stewardship Rally for the Southwest District will be held in Hope Monday with speakers including Dr. Charles W. Daniel, Joe H. Hawkins, R. E. Naylor, and O. C. Harvey.
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Hope! Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
M. T. Andrews
Texarkana
Andrews
Hope
Southwest
Fron Mena
Bradles
el Dorada
Hot Springs
Charles W. Daniel
el Dorado
Joe H. Hawkins
Little Rock
R. E. Naylor
Arkadelphia
O. C. Tlarvey
Stuttgart
Hitler and Duce Headache for Map Makers in Chicago
Chicago map firms and a children’s encyclopedia report headaches as Europe’s territorial changes force revisions to atlases and globes. They have repeatedly updated maps after Ethiopia, Austria, and now Sudetenland shifts, triggering uncertainty about future lines and delayed orders.
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Shicago
Ethiopia
Hitler
Austria
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Jitteri Ug
Twe Chicago
Hungary to Resume Talks With Czechs After Conference Drop
Paris sources said four power talks on the Czechoslovakian Hungarian minority issue were dropped. Hungary will resume direct negotiations with Czechoslovakia after diplomatic consultations.
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Paris
France
Foreign Office
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Archaeology Talks Begin Sunday in Hope Arkansas
Dr. John T. Morris, member of ASOR and noted speaker, lectures on Archaeology of Bible lands at First Presbyterian Church October 16 to 24. He presents colored photos of excavations in Nineveh Babylon Ur Gezer and others, claiming new findings support biblical histories with images of prehistoric animals.
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John T. Morris
American Schools of Oriental Research
First Presbyterian Church, Hope, Ark
Ninevah
Babylon
Ur of the Chaldees
Samaria
Nippur
Gezer
Ute
Perkins Plan Aims to Mediate AFL CIO Rivalry
Secretary of Labor Perkins proposed on Saturday a one member commission to mediate the dispute between the CIO and AFL. Each group would select five trusted representatives who pick three disinterested persons to form a binding panel. It marks the administration’s first public concrete method to resolve the AFL CIO rivalry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Perkins
CIO
AFL
Grove Is Host to Club Council
The Home Demonstration Club Council meeting gathered at Oak Grove church with nine clubs represented and a 75 percent attendance. Highlights include fundraising talks for the Fayetteville 4 H Club House and a series of committee nominations from Melrose, plus an upcoming December gathering at Melrose with a Christmas gift exchange.
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Carroll Schooley
Oakrove Church
S. B. Skinner
Oak Grove
QO. B. Hodnett
Shower Springs
Lee Sarland
Fayetteville
Melrose Club
Erle Turner
Ruffin White
Carroll Schovley
A. G. Zimmerly
J. L. Eley
Guy Linaker
Willie Stuart
D, M. Collier
Joe England
C. P. Zimmerly
Ben Stuart
Iron Urrey
Melrose
Ovan St. Paul
Melva Bullington
F. B. Fenwick
Allen Club
Mrs. Lye
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Army
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
Heil Schicklgruber
Berlin
General von Ludendorff
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Pine Bluff
Camden
Zeobras Snush
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