Harvest Moon Feeds Orchard Scenes and Forest Verses
Local notes capture poetic lines about autumn fires, pumpkins, corn, and harvest moon imagery. A mix of verses and community mentions follow, including visits and celebrations in Little Rock and Texarkana, plus church and social activities in Hope.
Martial Law Declared in Palestine Amid Uprising
Sir Harold MacMichael proclaimed martial law across the Holy Land to quell an Arab uprising as about 20 000 British troops, supported by planes and tanks, moved to seize control fromJerusalem’s Moslem district where rebels held positions. Royal Air Force patrols flew over to deter attacks without striking sacred sites.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Harold MacMichael
Jerusia Wid
Alan Saunders
Robert Haining
Royal Air Force
Italy
Bodcaw Men Awarded Judgment for Injuries
Varl May and Harry Gambert of Bodcaw received consent judgments in circuit court Wednesday in a personal injury suit against Jol W Teelford. The auto crash on Highway 4 southeast of Hope prompted two awards, $250 to Mayo and $500 to Lambert. Ja L Mitchell of Prescott and EF McFaddin of Hope acted for May and Lambert. Edwards of Texarkana represented Tedford.
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Varl May
Harry Gambert
Bodcaw
Jol W. Teelford
Highway 4
Hope
Mayo
Lambert
Ja. L. Mitchell
Prescott
EF. McFaddin
May
Edwards
Texarkana
Tedford
A Bock a Day By Bruce Catton Polities Helped Win the West
Bruce Catton notes a historical misreading of Pacific conquest and Oregon’s rise. Melvin C. Jacobs, Whitman College professor, argues Winning Oregon corrects glorified myths and shows how fur traders and missions opened the region to American settlement.
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Pacific
Melvin C. Jacobs
Whitman College
Oregon
Caxton
Jacobs
Congress
Oregon story tied to destiny and diplomacy tale
Halifax police chase a strange burglar dubbed The Lone Wolf who breaks in but steals nothing. Twice officers found his signature at the premises he visited. The tale frames Oregon history as a broader saga beyond famous pioneers and missionaries.
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Lewis F. Linn
Polkinl
Manifest Destiny
United Stites
Oregon
Whitmans
Sprulings
Mr. Jacobs
Washington
P. G
Halifax
Nirglat
the Lone Wolf
They Drilled for Oil But Struck Ice
WALDEN Colo a nature dry ice plant exists five miles north but the oily odor blocks usage. An air company drilling for oil struck a carbon dioxide field flowing 25,000,000 cubic feet daily, creating dry ice from the gas. Engineers say the odor prevents commercial use despite attempts to remove it.
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Walden
Colo
A- Nature
Here
Treacher Known as Perfect Screen Butler Scarbo Arthi
Movie Scrapbook notes Ty Bill Porter George Scarbo Arthi Treacher called the perfect screen butler born in Brighton served in the World War as a captain. He toured England Scotland and Wales for eight years in straight roles before moving to New York. He faced joblessness for 23 months at one point after American managers labeled him as a silly or crease plant head on the microphone in his first film.
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Ty Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Alanis
Certificates Are Given to Scouts in Hempstead County
Joint ceremonies in Fairpark saw 17 leaders honored for completing the Boy Scout leaders' training school. Certificates crowned tenderfoot to first class ranks, merit badges earned, and two star scouts recognized. Final exams required patrol songs, yells, and stunts as each unit performed.
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Boy Scout Feaders’ Warning
Tenderfool
Neil & Crow
Charles West, Jr
Hope
James Smith Moses
Wiehington
John N. Kuesport
John P. Stanford
Weldon Johnson
Charles W. Dudney
John W. Martin
Washington
Brians Bundy
Fairpark
Woman Named In Page One Continuation on Atlantic Seaboard
A witness described plans to fool Colonel Tigin into believing a staff conference in a New York hotel would discuss mobilization. He claimed a weapon would incapacitate the commander with a gas from a fountain pen. The testimony cited a $2,000 payment at Curtiss-Wright’s Buffalo plant for aviation device plans and named Sonia de Wanger.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Tigin
Army
New York
Schieuter
Curtiss-Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
Rumrich
Sonia de Wanger
Witnesses named in Schlueter inquiry
A source recounts that Schlueter sought an eyewitness identified as Miss de Wanger, claiming she knew him and his superiors from a 1935 incident that forced her to flee to Canada. He said her address was requested and that she lived in officers quarters at Mitchell Field, Long Island, having fled to Canada years earlier due to trouble with an aviation officer.
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Chicago
Guy W. Sballard
Edna
Mary Ingham
Ballard
Ingham
Schlueter
Cate
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James L. Jamison
Little Rock
W. P. Porterfield
Ini Smith
Sirown Springs
Heselquarters
Mr. Smith
Federal Land Bank
Ray Andersin
Roy Jones
Mary Sue Anderson
W. A. Broning
Ff Little Roche
M. M McCraghan Hie
Anni Ry
E. L. Butler
First Baptist Sumlay School
Ra Late
East Broadway
Herbert Arnold
Bames
Contesia
Bettie Jean Murphy
Murphey
Julia Chester Hospital
Clara Lowthorp
Frances Sfarrell
West Sixth Street
Paris
Arno
Bia
Port Arthur
Texas
Gen. L. Lee
Marcia Lee Bowden
Saenger
Errol
Flynn
Olivia de Haviland
Saenger Thurs
College Swing
THURS
Shawar
Algiers
Will Charles Boyer
Sigrid Hedy Gurie Lamarr
K. C
Gene Autry
Sky
Zamboanga
Ladies Specialty Shop
As Daggurs
New Shipment Childrens
Ft Wine
Duggar
Bruce Catton
American Institute of Laundering
Baer
Cee
STOGE
Hollywood
BE. C.brown
E.¢. Brown & CO. Ce
Arkansas
Vicks Adee
Rownei! Shoe Store
Sree At
Rephan’s
West Dress
Oxfords
RAYON
Manhattan
Portis
Ephan’s
Ame
Tulane
John B. Stetson