No. 31 Enables Supreme Court to Regulate Practice of Law
An Arkansas newspaper discusses Amendment No. 31, a proposed constitutional change to grant the Supreme Court authority to set rules governing the practice and professional conduct of attorneys. Advocates argue the court would establish and enforce bans on unethical practices to tighten legal discipline.
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Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ackatsan
Walter Riddick
Lite Mack
Ue Ar
Kansas Bar Association
High Tribunal
Nashville Hope Game Promises Big Homecoming Crowd
Nashville Arkansas, Friday night features Homecoming and Bo Sherman Night at Scrapper field as the Scrappers meet the Mop Robnts in a long rivalry. The game draws the season’s largest crowd with queen coronation before kickoff and local urging attendance. Historical Nashville Hope results show a Bobcats edge in wins but past clashes highlight the stakes and fan anticipation.
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Nashville
Ark
Bo Sherman
Scrapper Field
Hope
Ilope
Bobeats
Huddleston and Weehunt to Appear at Ozan School
Dick Huddleston and Cedric Weehunt of the Liga and Abner radio sketches will appear in person at the Gaan public school building Monday evening October 25. The program will be given under the auspices of the Methodist Women's Missionary Society.
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Dick Huddleston
Cedric Weehunt
Liga
Abner
Pine Ridge
Gaan
Methodist Women's Missionary Society
Electricians in Quito Seek Wattage Clue on Current
Two stranded electricians in Quito, Ecuador, with their knowledge of voltage and amperage, try to deduce the wattage of the continuous current. They search for an omen about their work and describe how they arrive at the wattage, as requested for the Classified Page.
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Ecuador
Farm Debt Group to Meet Thursday in Hope Arkansas
Debt-burdened farmers and creditors will attend the Hempstead County farm debt adjustment committee meeting at the Farm Security Administration office in Hope on Thursday October 20 1998. The voluntary committee led by E M Osborn aims to arrange new debt plans to avoid foreclosure with confidential impartial conciliation. C P Boyd district farm debt adjustment and Tieldman from Little Rock are expected to attend. Arkansas committees helped 33 debtors resolve $2 519 860 in indebtedness last year with back tax payments of $16 659.
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Hempstead County Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
Firm
Secuity Administation
Hope
Arkansas
E. M. Osborn
Harley White
Shep Lane
Matt
Tieldman
Little Rock
Compromise Seen on 15% Rail Wage Cut Hearings End
A Roosevelt fact finding board ended three weeks of hearings on the proposed 15 percent rail wage cut. The panel led by Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy must submit recommendations by October 27 to avert a threatened railroad strike. Both sides argued wage cuts would hurt industry, while railroad supporters said wage adjustments would improve the economy and purchasing power.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Don James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Harry A. Millis
University of Chicago
Colored Pictures Shown at Church
A large audience at the First Presbyterian church heard Dr Jos T Morris lecture with colored pictures on Bible lands archaeology. He showed Jericho, Samaria, and Babylon excavations supporting Bible accuracy. Dr Garstang of Liverpool notes walls toppled as the Bible describes. Morris’s images of Babylon streets display ancient skill. Tomorrow his topic will be Palatine and Fulfilled Prophecies. Everyone is invited to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
de. Jos 'T. Morris
Jericho
Babylon
Samaria
Jerico
Garstang
University of Liverpool
England
Samiaria
Old
Morris
Palatine
State Nurses to Address 26th Arkansas Convention in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs an Arkansas State Nurses association convention opens a three day session at the Arlington Hotel Wednesday morning with remarks by Spa State Nurses leader R A Van de Lohr and Ella Best and Rose Schladweiler. Mrs H A Jamson will preside as Donald Libbey and Mayor McLaughlin give welcomes.
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R.A. van de Lohr
Washington, D. C
U.S. Public Health Service
Ella Best
New York City
American Nurses Association
Rose Schladweiler
St. Louis
Nuringsfield
Little Rock
Sam
Donald S. Libbey
Hot Springs National Park
Leo P. McLaughlin
Regina H. Kaplan
Levi Memorial Hospital
Oveville Carter
Batesville
Young Business Men to Meet Wednesday
A meeting of the Young Business Men's Association will be held at 8 o clock Wednesday night at Hope city hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Young Business Men's Association
Hope City Hall
Pennsylvania crude hits five year low in Buckeye price cut
Pittsburgh dispatch reports South Penn Oil cut Corning grade in Buckeye pipelines by 10 cents a barrel to 11 per barrel, the lowest price in five years. Local industry notes reflect broader trend in crude pricing and regional supply.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
South Penn Oil Company
Thought on heaven and earth by Hare
A concise reflection contrasts earthly distance with heavenly nearness, asserting nothing is farther from heaven than earth and nothing closer than heaven to earth. The statement frames a moral or spiritual meditation attributed to Hare.
Northeast Center to Bring 3 Grid Teams to Hope Thursday
Northeast Center Indians travel to Hore Ark for a Thursday grid clash with Henderson State Teachers. The squad fields three teams with stars Raymond Laeve and Horace Anders leading a 160 and 185 pound duo. Henderson Reddies, aiming to boost offense, boast a 30-man traveling party and will be joined by Hope High School alumni among the visitors with local bands expected to perform.
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Monroe
Northeast Center Indians
Hore
Ark
Henderson State
Arkadelphians
Walker
Raymond Laeve
Horace Anders
Leave
Anders
Malone
Hendrix
Stephen F. Austin
Heddies
Henderson
Tech
Reddies
Grow
Hope
Foy Hammons
Hope High School Bobcats
Hope Stars
R. C. Kennedy
Hugh Reece
Percy Ramsey
Freeman Stone
Dick Moore
Jack Turner
Arkansas
J. J. Ashford
Nazis Spy Case Says Germany Shifted Focus in 1937
Guenther Rumrich testified before Judge John C. Knox that Nazi Germany's interests moved from seeking American military secrets to industrial information late in 1937. The government case hinges on Rumrich's desertion and role as a secret agent involved with U.S. industries.
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New York
Dlar
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
Army
John C. Knox
Nazi Germany
Germany Backs Hungary in Czechoslovakia Rift
Berlin signals support for Hungary in its demands to cede Czechoslovak territory in exchange for greater national and cultural rights for about 600 000 ethnic Germans in Hungary. Hungary seeks immediate return of districts with Magyar majorities and asserts self determination. military activity and troop mobilizations accompany the tense diplomacy.
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Budapest
Hungary
Germany
Imreedi
Czechoslovakia
Calico Rock Boy Wins Star Farmer Award
Jad Seay of Calico Kerk Ark won a star farmer award at the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City Missouri. He receives 100 dollars cash in addition to the honor. The event marks the annual FFA convention underway in the city. Columbia University received gifts totaling over 403000 dollars during the past year.
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Kansas City
Jad Seay
Calico Kerk
Ark
Future Farmers of America
Young Seay
Aly
FFA
Columbia Univ
Japs Capture Yangsin and Advance Toward Canton
Shanghai reports the Japanese army announces the capture of Yangsin a vital Chinese defense position 50 miles east of the Hankow Canton railway as a daylong push up the Yangtze from Kiukiang continues. In Hong Kong a strong Japanese column drives toward the Bocca Tigris forts threatening Canton's water approaches.
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Shanghai
China
Yangsin
Hankow-Canton Railway
Yangtze River
Kiukiang
Canton
Hong Kong
Arkansas Senator Caraway Reports Expenditures
Senator Caraway, renominated in the Arkansas Democratic primary, reported to the Senate campaign expenditures committee that her expenditures totaled $9,697. She had previously reported contributions of $7,700.
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Washington
Caraway
Arkansas
Senate
Mind Your Manners Quiz From 1938 NEA Service
A social etiquette quiz from 1938 presents questions on proper introductions and gloves during handshakes. Answers emphasize older woman named first in introductions and that a woman should not remove gloves when shaking hands.
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Mrs. Brown
Bob
Linda Gray
Mec
Farmers Debate Corn Loan Default as Prices Plunge
Thousands of farmers across the nation weigh defaulting on federal corn loans due November 1 as prices fall to five year lows. Some have already turned grain over to the government while others consider renewing or offering collateral.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
Rural Electrification Loan Deadline Nears in 1938 Plan
An REA loan program for rural electrification seeks applications by Saturday October 22 for communities in Southwest Arkansas. The 2.88 percent, 20 year loan funds a cooperatives owned line with Texarkana as a regional hub. Local leaders listed include Charlie Wilson Columbus Johnnie Wilson Washington B R Calhoun Futon Sloman Goodlett Ozan H Q Stuart Ozan B J Drake Patmos Warren Nesbitt Blevins W K Lemley Hope G M Collier Hope Howard Collier Howes Leo Collier Hope.
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REA
Rural Electrification Administration
Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation
Miller County
Texarkana
Charlie Wilson
Columbus
Johnnie Wilson
Corral Boyce
Washington
B. R. Calhoun
Futton
Sloman Goodlett
Ozan
H. Q. Stuart
B. J. Drake
Patmos
Warren Nesbitt
British Double Guard in Jerusalem Rioting
British troops doubled their guard strength in Jerusalem on Tuesday to deter Arab rebels after a night of terrorist bombings in the old city. The security move aimed to protect modern districts amid rising unrest in Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Effort to Bar 32 From Ballot Fails
Little Rock Arkansas last-minute bid to bar constitutional amendment No. 32 failed. B M Gibson filed suit in the State Supreme Court challenging the ballot title and petition signatures but withdrew after the court said it would not hear the case before the secretary of state certified the ballot to the county election commission.
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Little Rock
B. M. Gibson
State Supreme Court
Gibson
Lee Ward
Collins Named to Unemployed Post
W A Rookshberg, director of the Arkansas Labor Department unemployment compensation division since its creation in March 1937, was out Monday as Ed I McKinley appointed Eli W Collins, public relations representative for the division, as director after competitive exams. Collins led after Rookshberg ranked first on the eligible list and had Governor Bailey's approval. The division includes the State Employment Service and the benefits section, which starts January 1 to pay weekly benefits. Ben C Shipp was named chief of the benefits section. half the cost is covered by the Social Security Board and the federal Department of Labor.
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Little Rock
W. A. Rookshberg
Arkansas Labor Department
Ed I. McKinley
Eli W. Collins
Rooksberg
Arkansas
Middle West
Collins
Bailey
San Francisco
Arkansas State Employment Service
Ben C. Shipp
Brooksberg
Washington
Uunemployment
Federal Social Security Board
Federal
Department of Labor
Farm Collapse Is Republican Charge
Montpelier Ohio rally speech by John O. M. Hamilton chairman of the Republican National Committee says the administration farm program has collapsed. He cites current prices of wheat corn cotton and other farm products as evidence in a tri state party gathering.
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Montpelier
Ohio
John 0. M. Hamilton
Republican National Comittee
Hamilton
Cotton closes steady as open and close prices differ
New Orleans market reports Tuesday activity for cotton with the December contract opening at Bay and closing at 8.36 cents, while spot cotton steadies two points higher at 8.46 cents.
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New Orleans
Ozan Public School PTA to Meet Thursday at 7 PM
The Parent Teacher Association of Ozan Public School will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday October 20 in the Ozan school building. The program includes at least five guest speakers to discuss issues of interest. A social hour follows. all parents and others interested are urged to attend.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Ozan Public School
Ozan
General Motors Re-employ 35,000 Workers
General Motors announced it would re-employ 35,000 workers within two weeks. The plan aims to restore labor strength across the company's plants as part of recovery efforts.
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General Motors
General Motors Corporaton
Hope Hempstead to vote on courthouse and jail build
Hempstead county residents will vote November 8 on authorizing construction of a county courthouse and jail with a 2000000? budget split 90000 federal grant and 110000 local cost. The measure aims to position the county for federal PWA aid while awaiting legal and appellate actions.
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Hempstead
Up Commission
PWA
Medical Science Making Headway
Medical science edges toward using body parts for repairs amid concerns of individuality. A Hagerstown surgeon transplanted a rabbit cornea into a man, a risky but nonharmful trial. Small parts grafts seem likeliest to survive. even blood requires matching type, as science pushes past the barrier of unique human tissue.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Hagerstown
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