Bobcats Battle Camden Team This Friday in Little Rock
Arkansas prep and college football schedule feature Fort Smith Grizzlies beating Little Rock Tigers last week and Russellville facing Pine Bluff Russellville area teams headline Friday night games with Benton North Little Rock clash and Fordyce Blytheville home games. Arkansas Tech hosts Hendrix at Conway while Ark State and Arkansas A and M rest up for November 4 games. A forest pest report notes bud mory damage to jack pine forests near Fort William Ontario.
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Dorado
Pine Bluff
Cotton NEWS YORK 14 December option opened
Fragmentary note reports option activity with figures B00 and names Mardy, Midellins, and Upul. Details are unclear but reference to a cotton market item and a price placeholder. No clear event or outcome established.
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York
Midellins Upul
Idle Talk Scored at Beauty Shops by Dr String
Dr Max String of Dallas addressed about 500 delegates at the Arkansas Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association fourth annual convention in Little Rock Sunday night. He urged operators to avoid idle chatter and slang, emphasize a charming personality, and carry on meaningful conversations. The Little Rock unit's W Zann led the roughly five hundred attendees as the business session opened for Monday with adjournment slated for Tuesday.
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Little Rock
Max String
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Amit Cosmetolitists Association
W. Zann
Alien on Jury No Bar to Sentence
Arkansas Supreme Court rules that an alien sitting on a murder trial jury did not justify overturning a death sentence for James Charles of Little Rock. The decision affirms Pulaski circuit court judgment. other cases noted include Wool and Beech conviction appeals and a $10,000 injury verdict against Temple Cotton Oil Co. at Fulton.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski
James Charles
Fred Angles
Charles
Robert Andrews
Mether
Great Britain
Gus Fulle
Little River
Beech
Hope
Firgon
Ashdown
Supreme Court
Clark Circuit Court
Temple Cotton Oi Company
Jack Brown
Brown
Lemley Handles 21 Cases in Monday Municipal Court
The docket shows multiple defendants including Mundy Husie King and John Burton in a crash on Uelopes Blevins road north of dawn. Zeal for reckless driving and petit larceny led to cash bonds or short jail terms, with several pleas of guilty and fines ranging from 10 to 45 dollars.
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Mundy
Husie King
Copeland
King
John Burton
Hegro
Uelopes Blevins
Pat Bagster
Ong
Luar
Fin- Glenn Kennedy
Kenry Gaines
Mount Mares Highest Point in New York
Mount Mares at 504d feet is identified as the state’s highest point. The text mentions Airplives being first used in wir by Une Dhaciaris in the Tripathi puke eg Unb, reflecting a mix of unclear place names and historical phrases.
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Mount Mares
New York
Stu
Une Dhaciaris
Tripathi
Julia Chester Hospital to Expand to 40 Rooms
A $124,000 building program for Julia Chester hospital announced by Hope and Hempstead County Hospital Association aims to double floor space to 40 rooms. Construction, led by Simmons & Collier with Bacon Electric Co and W. H. Bourne plumbing, will finish in about 75 working days with occupancy planned next February.
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Julia Chester Hospital
Hope and Hlempstead County Hospital Association
Juli Chester Hospital
Simmons & Collier of
Hope
Bacon Electric Co. of
W. H. Bourne
Julia Chester Hospital Ae
Local Negro Dies of Bullet Wound in Brierson
Olhi Frierson an 85 year old Hope resident died in Josephine hospital from a bullet wound to the abdomen. Clarence Noble, a Brierson filling station employee, was arrested and jailed in Washington after the Thursday afternoon shooting on South Laurel street. Police cited a quarrel over a woman as the motive. Frierson operated the Black Diamond cafe on South Laurel.
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Olhi Frierson
Josephine Hospital
Clarence Noble
Noble
Washington
South Laurel Street
Brierson
Elias
Negra
South Laurel
Rush Planes If Embargo Is Lifted
Washington 14 Spectacular measures to speed delivery of warplanes to Europe may be expected if the arms embargo is lifted. Continued on page six.
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Washington
Europe
Cranium Crackers Identifies Famous Musicians Across Instruments
The puzzle lists clues about musicians and their instruments with hints to Benny Goodman Orpheus Guy Lombardo and others. Each line references a specific instrument noted for wood and metal parts, its players, and a historical or fictional tie. The piece invites readers to identify the performers from the clues.
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Benny Goodstan
Orpheum
Plato
Hades
Guy Lonobardo
Ager
Po- Vabil Ad
Marx
Pete
Jong Sareh- Os
Fire Destroys Williams Roofing Plant in Waterloo
Fire at the Williams Roofing company plant in Waterloo Nevada county started in a saturation tank and spread rapidly. The plant, employing 75 workers with a 1000000 payroll, faced probable losses near 200000 with 20000 insurance. owner executives based in Little Rock considering rebuilding.
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Williams Roofing Company
Waterloo
Nevada County
Hope Star
J. M. Williams
Joe Martin
W. E. Ducker
Little Rock
Williams Company
Ducker
The
Star
Prescott and
Hope
Berry Asphalt Company
Wiliams
Fiddlers Contest Announces 16 Award Categories
Major W. S. Atkins opens the fiddlers contest with a welcome address as 16 contestants are invited from 16 cities. Prizes include a $10 grand prize for best effort and awards for piano solo, quintet, comedy, vocal, and various instrumental honors. Registration runs through 7 o'clock Thursday November 2 with a committee at City Hall coordinating entries.
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Ald Thellers
Progran
Tadeeloek
Cititics
Progein
Lavlies
Sevond
Elda
Rervens
Atkins
Welernmne
M. L. Nelson
Blevina
Ceremunion
Charles Reynerson
T. C. Bryant
W. GW
John Rigdill
Delphic Oracle Quips on Wisdom of Gree Lena
Odd fragmentary note references a Delphic oracle naming someone as the wisest among the Gree Lena with unclear context and garbled names. The text shows distorted phrasing and detours to pathing and Sue males, leaving the event and participants obscured.
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Sue
Prescott Girl Honored as Co Queen at Arkansas Rodeo Show
In North Little Rock, Miss Audrey Mow of Prescott and Miss Mildred Thompson of Park Hill were named co queens of the rodeo at the second annual Arkansas livestock show. Judges could not reach a single winner, and the pair shared top honors after outperforming 14 contestants.
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North Littl Rock
Ark
Audrey Mow
Prescot
Mildred Thompson
Park Hill
Filasie County
T. E. Robertson
Mawd
Miss Thompson
Mand
Vide
Strong U S Hand in Shanghai Urged by Americans
A group of Shanghai Americans adopted a resolution calling on Secretary Hull for stronger Washington support to maintain the American position in Shanghai. They warned that border clashes near the International Settlement threaten the American community as tensions rise.
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Shanghai
Ching
Hull
Washington
30 Cent Pay Hikes Take Effect In Arkansas
Wage increases under the Fair Labor Standards Act raise the minimum to 30 cents per hour from 25 in Arkansas, with higher boosts for hosiery and textile industries. About 20 500 workers will shift from 44 to 42 hours weekly or receive overtime at time and a half. Nationwide, 38 million workers gain higher pay. Arkansas totals reach 66 600 workers benefiting, mainly in manufacturing, wholesale trade, and major cutting industries. The changes, now in effect, apply to workers previously earning the federal minimum and those working longer hours.
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Arkansas
U. S. Department of Labor
Itis
Earl Browder Is Indicted and Reds Roundup Start
Earl Browder secretary of the Communist party of the United States was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of false passport application. He was arraigned, pled innocent, and held on $10,000 bail. Also noted was a broader Justice Department drive against Communists and forged passports, with subpoenas served on World Tourists Inc. and related investigations into foreign spies.
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New York
Earl Browder
Communist Party of the
United States
Browder
William Bondy
Dies Committee
Europe
Federal
Department of Justice
State
Communist Party
Washington
Earl Browler
Mmunist
Dies
World Tourists Inc
Alexander Trachtenberg
Canmiunist Party
Donald Robinson
Adolph Arnold Rubens
Robinsons
Moscow
Aaron Sharfin
Edward Blatt
Ossip Garber
Flatiron
Q J Lewis 70 Dies in Murfreesboro
Q J Lewis aged 70 retired merchant and political leader of Pike county died at his home in Murfreesboro on Monday. He served as county clerk from 194 to 1908, county judge from 1925 to 1929, and county treasurer from 1935 to 1940.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Q. J. Lewis
Jeader
Pike County
Clark Attacks Repeal of Arts Embargo in Senate
Senator Clark of Missouri, opposing President Roosevelt, warned the senate that appealing to popular sympathy could sacrifice liberties. He spoke as the chamber considered repealing the arts embargo, a move Roosevelt and supporters expect this week.
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Clark
Missouri
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