Five Conference Tilts Scheduled State This Week
Arkansas prep schedule highlights five conference games with Blytheville at North Little Rock and El Dorado at Jonesboro. Fort Smith hosts Pine Bluff, Fordyce faces Hot Springs, and Hope meets Nashville as teams chase conference standings this week.
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Blytheville
North Little Rock
el Dorado
Jonesboro
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Smith
Pigers
Nort Smith
Grizzlies
Tigers
Mel Springs
Howard Hughes
Capital
Pine Bluffs Zebras
Western Arkansas
Thne Bluff
Camden
Golden Hurricane
Fordyce Red Bugs
Hot Springs
Fordyce
Pine Bluff
Banton
Russellville
North Lite Rock War Springs
Camdena
Clarksville
Kort Smith
Forrest City
Jotesburn
Pat T Mou
Benton Aue
Taylor
Hope
Rab Hutson
Pine
Sonesborg
Pridoy
Ganado
Giltley Rick
Fore Smith
Bond Issue Unpaid on New York World Fair
New York officials project the 155 million World’s Fair will end its first season October 31 with 40 thousand dollars on hand but 23 million eight hundred two thousand eight hundred eight in debt. Dr Gibson, chair, said winter maintenance needs three million to reopen and a spring revival with advance rents, exhibitor support and other sources. Grover Whalen remains president and is handling overseas contracts as plans proceed for next year.
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Burney DR. Gibson
Grover Whalen Ative
Whalen
I Europe
Buyeupens
Se Farivendignee Af
Roy Taylor Puts In Strong Run For Hope Victory
Roy Taylor, fullback No. 77, powers around end for a long gain as Hope contentiously defeats Jonesboro Hurricane 33 to 18. The action photo shows blockers Green Simpson Daniels in front, with Jonesboro end Black pursuing.
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Roy Taylor
Hope
Jonesboro
Mape
Nope
Green
Simpson
Black
Taylor
Daniels
Turkey and Soviet Clash Reported in Dardanelles Crisis
Reports from Istanbul say Turkey and Soviet forces are on alert after claims of Soviet troop movements on the Turkish Iranian front. The Musca agency denied any new troop redeployments as Turkish mobilization plans intensify near the Dardanelles and Chanak.
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Turkey
Russia
Chanak
Pmre
Journal @Odient
Republique
Lane
Cranium Crackers From Wartime Puzzles In Ocean News
A scrambled quiz of wartime questions asks about chair design by Halt and BU Atterionns, a German sea raider sinking ships, and a British liner torpedoed in the Atlantic. Answers reference submarine action, mines, and early wartime shipping incidents with hints of Allied and German roles during World War I era.
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Uae
Germany
Three Hurt When Auto Leaves Road In Oddo County
Three people were injured in a Sunday morning automobile accident on the Tippe Washington road. Esther Markin of Lupe Sus suffered a broken back and arm injuries and was moved to hospital care. Guard Parsons of Hope and Jake Easter of Arkidelphia, both football players, sustained bruises and a facial gash. The car struck a tree after leaving a curve in loose gravel. Parsons planned to return to Outachitin to play guard for his college team.
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Pires Yaning
Tippe-Washington Road
Estelene Markit
Lupe Sus
Amul
Josephanu Hospital
Bape Vist Hospital
Lith
Rovek
Guach Ha
Parsons
Baxter
Farsons
J. W. Paresons
Outachitin
Miss Marlar
Rnca Serick
J. W. Parsons
Woodrow
Hope
Josephine Hospital Named on Surgeons College List
Arkansas hospitals join the American College of Surgeons approved list after a Philadelphia congress. Funds from the event will support library projects and community needs.
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Little, Rock
American College of Surgeons
Anneurcus
Philadelphia
Arkansas
Haye Dugephine Hospital
German Planes in Scotland Repulsed
LONDON reports British air ministry said German air lanes attacked coastal Scotland on Monday afternoon but Royal Air Force forces inflicted heavy casualties. Edinburgh noted anti aircraft guns opened fire around 2 p.m. as a German reconnaissance raid followed earlier word of a German overflight.
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London
Eng
Scotland
British Air Ministry
Royal Air
Germany
Firth of Forth
Iwiles Acoss
North Sea
Edinburgh
Paris
France
Meicele
Haardt
Cotton New York Market Report Highlights Odd Movements
Unclear fragment suggests October trading notes on cotton in New York with references to Morley at 972 and an erased entry at Francon Milian Sab, indicating irregular activity or data loss in the market ledger.
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New York
Morley
Francon
Milian
Prosecutor Authorized to Sue for Liquor Taxes
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a prosecuting attorney may sue in the states name to collect liquor taxes. The 5 to 2 decision rejected Southwestern Distilled Products Inc liquor rectifiers argument that revenues commissioner has exclusive enforcement power. The ruling dissolved a writ to restrain Judge Trimble from hearing a suit by Prosecutor John Butt seeking 29826.72 in liquor taxes.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Southwestern Distilled Products, Inc
Fire Causes Slight Damage at Murphy Home
The S. L. Murphy home on Highway 67 east of Hope suffered slight damage when wind blew a curtain into a gas stove. A rug and papers were scorched. Two alarms Monday sent fire crews to North Elm Street and near Luck's Tourist Court where grass fires caused no damage.
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S. L. Murphy
Highway 67
Hope
North Elm Street
Luck
Bearden Case to Be Heard Tuesday
Bearden and son Reginald Bearden face trial in Hempstead county circuit court at 9 a m Tuesday on a joint indictment for embezzling 1374 dollars from county and state funds during 1938. They were free on 2000 dollar bonds for the October term, state comptroller Goff reported tax settlements late this month. A separate case from Hope municipal court, Dr L and Greenlee vs Shields, ended with a Shields win for 102 dollars. Municipal court docket set for next Monday. Libra, seventh zodiac sign, is the only inanimate name among the twelve.
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J. E. Bearden
Reginald
Hempstead
Hempstead County
State of
Arkansas
Liberty
J. O. Goff
Little Rock
Hope Imuunicipal Court
Dr. L. &. Greenlee
Allison Shields
Obituary: E. L. Cox 60 Dies in Hot Springs
Edward L. Cox 60, of Hot Springs and former Prescott merchant, died Friday morning at St Josephs Infirmary Hot Springs. Funeral 10 30 Saturday at Prescott Hardware Undertaking Parlors conducted by Rev C E Holmes. Burial DeAnn Cemetery. Survived by wife and son Collier B. Cox both of Hot Springs and brother Mose Cox of Prescott. Native of Nevada County long in general merchandise business locally.
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Prescott
Ark
Edward L. Cox
Hot Springs
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Prescott Hardware Company Undertaking
C. E. Holmes
First Methodist Church
DeAnn Cemetery
Orin Elsworth
Jim Bush
Lynn Harrell
Karl King
Harmon H. Graham
al Daniel
Horace Hale
Jewell Vick
Collier B. Cox
Mose Cox
Mr. Cox
Nevada County
Credit Wiped Out on War Material
Washington leaders in the senate moved to amend the arms embargo repeal bill to bar all credits to warring governments. Senator Pittman proposed the change, removing the 90 day credit provision critics say could lead to longer credits drawing the country into war.
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Washington
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hitler and Stalin Spar in Near East
Washington commentary weighs what Hitler and Stalin will do about Romania and eastern Europe. Analysts argue Stalin may be gaining the upper hand by reshaping the Baltic region into Russian protectorates and partitioning Poland to block German access to Romanian wheat and oil, signaling a strategic shift in the Axis versus Soviet balance.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Hitler
Stalin
Rumania
Europe
Mussolini
Russia
Baltic
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland
Poland
Arkansas Livestock Show Opens in North Little Rock
The second annual Arkansas Livestock Show and Rodeo opened Monday with a parade through Greater Little Rock. Officials reported near doubling of livestock entries, as pens overflowed and crowds rushed the grounds. State figures touted livestock income at about 68 million yearly, cotton income at 72 million, with agriculture seen as diversifying.
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North Little Rock
Greater Little Rock
T. H. Barton
el Dorado
Show Association
Arkansas
William Johnson
The
Arkansas Demerat
Yuncheon
Johnson
Arkansas Livestock Show Association
Little Rock
Clyde E. Byrd
Farmers of America
Swift Destruction of Poland's Wire System Heightens Regard for the Radio
German lightning campaign in Poland disrupts telegraph and telephone lines by bombing rail hubs. NEA dispatch notes that radios become vital as wires are cut and communication collapses. The piece previews further detail on page three.
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Poland
U. S
NEA
America
Thomas M. Johnson
Washington
Panzerdivisionene
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