Carrigan to Speak on Yerger Program in Hope
Editorials critique a governor committee plan on county finances and slot machines while praising a two day Yerger anniversary program. Attorney Steve Carrigan will deliver the principal address at Yerger High School auditorium Friday at 2 pm. The celebration features educators from several states and a Friday reception at the Shover street school building.
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Steve Carrigan
Yerger
Futrell
Star
Henry Clay Yerger
Arkansas
Yerger High School
Albert Graves
Joe R. Floyd
The
Hope School Board
W. £. Phipps
Tennessee
Virginia
Ella
Shover Street
Adams
Long
G. L. Tyus
Glee Club
Thelma Turner
Flapper Fanny Says: 7 Trig. Vote Pat. Off. Continued
Flapper Fanny commentary note repeats with teased continuation on page six mentioning the 7 Trig and Pat. Off. vote line. The brief hints at content likely a humor column or panel with political slang and social observations.
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Flapper
Fanny
Democrats Have Senate Until 1941
Democratic leaders in the senate dismissed Republican treasurer William B. Hodges’s claim that the GOP should not fight merely for power in 1936 as mathematical impossibility. The exchange reflects a partisan view on Senate control and future elections, with continued coverage expected.
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Erbert Plummer
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Willian B. Hodges
Republican National Committee
City primary date moved up to November 26
Hope's city primary shifts from January to November 26 with candidates for four wards alderman and city offices. Filing fees set for city clerk 15, city attorney 15, alderman 5. Polls at Arkansas Bank and Trust, Frisca passenger station, Fillingstellen 556, and city hall with Bearden. Sheriff and county judge reach plan to place offenders to work at Pulaski County jail.
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W. A. Lewis
Tom Coleman
Arthur Taylor
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Fletcher Sees 10 Billion Restored In Deflation Recovery
Senate Banking Chair Fletcher on Thursday argued that government activities and expenditures restored about 10 billion dollars of bank credit lost in 1933 deflation. He claimed business would benefit from this restoration.
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Washington
Hope Band Uniform Fund Benefit Nets $1812 Tonight
The Hope High School football game against Arkadelphia raised funds for band uniforms. Profits after expenses totaled 18.12 dollars, with proceeds of 361.67 previously acknowledged. Mary Evelyn Whitworth and Mrs H M Kinard contributed, and the event was reported by Mrs EP Young of Val(.
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Arkadelphia
Hope Boys V Band
Ep, Young
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Mary Evelyn Whitworth
H. M. Kinard
Masons to Meet at 8 O Clock Thursday
Whitfield lodge No. 299 A M calls a special meeting at 8 o clock Thursday night to confer the master's degree. All members urged to attend. visitors invited per R. R. Mypris.
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R. R. Mypris
Doubtful If U S Will Fix Embargo
Washington reports say the United States will withhold a decision on League of Nations sanctions against Italy until directly involved nations define a clear program. Secretary Roper notes the National Munitions Board is not ready to advise the president. Hull declines commitments on future participation, stating the U S has not been asked by France or Britain about a proposed international buywork against Italian goods.
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Lily
Italy
Roper
Great Britain
France
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Hull
Legion Post Meeting Scheduled for Thursday Night
The Hempstead county American Legion post will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday night at the Checker Gate. A full attendance of legionnaires is requested for the gathering.
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Legion Post
Hempstead County
American Legion
Imeet
Musical Benefit at Patmos High School Friday Night
A Friday 8 pm benefit concert at Patmos High School raises funds for the school. Acts include the Blevins Brothers and Ozark Harmony Twins, who have appeared on WMBC Detroit. Hazel Robberts grants use of his public address system for the event.
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Blevins Brothers
Ozark Harmony Twins
WMBC
Detroit
Hazel Robberts
Gran
Texarkana to Play Here Friday Night
The Hope High School Bobcats meet the Razorbacks in Texarkana Friday in a critical week two game. Razorbacks beat Fishdown 76 to 0, defeated Prescott Curley Wolves 44 to 0, then lost to DeQueen. Ramses returns. Stone injury improving. Reese doubtful for starting lineup.
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Nashville
Mandeville Zenge Kin Battle Over Insanity Defense
In Chicago a sensational trial over the mutilation slaying of Dr. Walter J. Bauer centers on the defense claim that 17 Zenge Kin was insane at the time. Attorneys for the Missouri youth argue blood relatives may have driven him mad. the defendant’s mother testified as her husband supported the insanity theory while a physician aided in reviving the mother as she collapsed in the corridor.
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Mandeville Zonpe
Missourian
Louise Shaffer Bauer
Alice Zenge
J. Andy Zonge
Mandeville
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Zenge Told of His Son's Great Love For the Girl Who Jilted Him. “Lause
Green
AFL Opposes U S Participation in 1936 Olympics
Atlantic City bulletins report the American Federation of Labor votes against the United States joining the next year's Olympic Games in Germany. The federation also backs a revival of industrial codes abandoned after the NRA was ruled unconstitutional. In Chicago, Mrs. Arn Sage known as the woman in red in the Dillinger case loses deportation bid as Judge Barnes dismisses her habeas corpus petition.
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Germany
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Faulty Titles Delay Oil Drilling in Hempstead County
Winchester Ky letter explains delays in developing oil and gas leases around Rocky Mound. J B Yates says titles must be fixed after assurances of perfection, with George Glass and partners handling the work. He notes past spending on leases, a blown well, and hopes landowners show forbearance for a potential big find in Hope.
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J. B. Yates
Rocky Mound
Hempstead
Hocky Mound
Bime
George Glass
Sid Henry
Glass
Hope
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Unlighted Wagon Blamed in Hope Washington Crash
An unlighted wagon on the Hope Washington road caused a Saturday night collision with Luther Smith’s car en route to Washington. Three cars approached. partly blinded by lights, Smith could not see the wagon. The left rear wheel and radiator were damaged and the car’s top struck a cultivator. No injuries were reported.
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Hope~ Washington Road
Luther Smith
Smith
Washington
Fingerprints May Establish Identity in Unidentified Man Case
An unidentified man, about 60, was found unconscious Monday in a wooded area near Guernsey and died at a local hospital later that day. His body has been at Hope Furniture company morgue as investigators sent his fingerprints to the Bureau of Identification in Washington, D C to help establish his identity.
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Hope Furniture Company
Bureau of Identification
Washington, D. C
Guernsey
Absorption of U S Relief Is Delayed in Arkansas
Deputy WPA administrator Floyd Sharp said President Roosevelt approved nearly all of Arkansas 25 million WPA project list but funds are delayed by Comptroller General McCall. He noted absorption of tail relief workers is impossible by November 1 as about 20,000 workers are active and up to 20,000 more are idle.
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Little Rock
State Works Progress
WPA
Floyd Sharp
Washington
Roosevelt
Arkansas
McCall
Italian Squa Gasses 17th Over British A ZEILA
British Somaliland tribesmen report that Italian air bombs gas shells struck camel corps units near Djibouti in Somaliland. The colonial office could not confirm casualties while Italian forces push toward Makale. Emperor Selassie vows to fight until all Malian soldiers leave Ethiopia as Franco-British tensions rise over sanctions and a possible peace path remains elusive.
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British Camel Corps
Somaliland
Ogaden
Havas
Djibouti
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