Hope to Hold Court of Honors for Scouts Hope
Hope to Hold Court of Honors for Scouts plans a Court of Honor at troop No 58 headquarters in the Lem ley building near the post office on Second street at 7:30 Thursday night Scoutmaster Henry Haynes of troop 68 announced. The meeting aims to initiate members of troop 58 Hope and troop 57 Fulton into the national Scout organization and confer badges and certificates of advancement to Scouts of Hope Fulton and Prescott.
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Boy Scouts of Hope
Lemley
Second Street
Henry Haynes
Troop No
Hope
Fulton
National Scout Organization
Scouts of
Hope Boys
Prescott
Dr. Hudson
G. W. Fowell
Tex-Ark Council
Texarkana
George W. Ware
Albert Graves
Honea
Frank Ward
Court of Honor
J. L. Cannon
Thomas Brewster
John P. Cox
Roy Anderson
J. P. Duffies
C. C. Lewis
A. B. Patten
Glen Durham
County Scout Committee
A. H. Washburn
Robert Wilson
Lyle
Futrell Weighs Arkansas Sales Tax After Mississippi Look
Governor Futrell's advisers studied Mississippi sales tax to gauge options for Arkansas. Commissioners Childers and Newton reviewed Mississippi law, noting past defeat of a sales tax, and discussed using tax proceeds to cut or replace property taxes. No official stance yet. further inquiries planned.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Mississippi
Arkansas
W. H. Childers
C. P. Newton
Arkansas Corporation Commission
Jackson
Negro Held for Theft From Store
Audrey Beasley a Negro woman was held on petty theft charges after being found at a carnival wearing a red dress reportedly stolen from J C Penney during busy hours last Saturday. Police identified the dress for Mrs A E Stonequist, wife of the Penney manager, prompting the arrest.
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Beasley
J. C. Penney
A. E. Stonequist
Penney
Clyde May
May
Clarence Baker
Tommy
Ruby Burns
Allen Shipp
Patmos
Jesse Smith
Red Lake
Shipp
Smith
Hope
Community singing at Hope city hall Hall A planned
Hope city hall auditorium hosts a community singing on the first Sunday in November announced by Wash Hutson. The event aims to start at 1 30 PM and run through the afternoon with public access. Also reported Cotton ginnings before October 18 totaled 3 605 million bales, Arkansas contributing 594 700.
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Hope City Hall
Wash Hutson
Washington
Arkansas
Bureau of the Census
U S Sets Gold Purchase Price At 31 86 An Ounce
President Roosevelt moves to curb gold value by offering to buy newly minted gold at 31 86 dollars per ounce, 27 cents above world market. Payment made in day Reconstruction Corporation debentures, convertible to cash, per Chairman Jesse H Jones.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation Debentures
Jesse H. Jones
P T A Asked to Help in Seal Sale
Arkansas P T A units are urged by state officials to aid the Christmas Tuberculosis Seal Sale. Mrs. Scott Woods of Hot Springs, president, and Mrs. B A Fletcher, health director, emphasize that the sale funds support school health clinics that detect tuberculosis early and help remove children from homes with active cases.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Arkansas
Tuberculosis Association
Scott Woods
Hot Springs
B. A. Fletcher
Squirrel Stew for Legion Thursday at Red Lake
Hempstead County American Legion plans a squirrel stew for October 26 at lower Red Lake near Fulton. Spring Hill members hunted Tuesday and Wednesday. shotgun shells supplied by Hope post. Members meet at Checkered Cafe at 7 PM for transport to Red Lake. sponsored by William Macey, vice commander.
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Hempstead
Hot Springs Hosts Bobcats in Sneak Preview Tilt
Hot Springs will entertain the Bobcats as coach Teddy Jones brings 35 players to the Spa to challenge the Trojans Thursday night. Southwest Achat sas fans rate the Bobcats highly and a large crowd is expected to attend. The Hope squad, despite a strong record, moves to test the Trojans with four wings and one defeat.
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Hope
Teddy Jones
Spa
Trojans
Achatsas
Bobcats
Trojos
Perry
Wiggin Renounces Chase Salary Agreement
Albert H. Wiggin former chairman of Chase National Bank voluntarily relinquished his contract. He will receive a retired pay of 100000 dollars a year for life. Senate investigators heard that 40 million dollars in serial certificates held by banks were paid off before 20 million held by the public.
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Washington
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Sheppard Morgan
Senate
Morgan
Comrade Litvinov to Visit America for Diplomatic Talks
Profiles Maxim Litvinov as a dynamic diplomat with a cosmopolitan image and a cosmopolitan wife, Ivy Low Litvinov. The piece describes his appearance, dress, language, and style, noting criticism from orthodox Bolsheviks and detailing his wife’s English background, social influence, and literary work amid Moscow society.
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Julia Blanshard Ner
Comrad
Maxim Maximovitch Litvinov
America
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Stalin
Bond Street
Litvinov
Study Compares State Monopoly and License Liquor Plans
A Rockefeller funded study led by Raymond B. Fosdick and Albert L. Scott compares state monopoly liquor control with private license systems. Canadian experience suggests the monopoly is working with progress and broad approval, while American states have no direct license vs monopoly comparison. The report argues positive state operation curbs graft, promotes public benefit, and uses price control to curb excess consumption.
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Joh D. Rockefeller, Jr
Uquar Cantral
Raymond B. Fosdick
Albert L. Scott
Canada
Weather frost, Roosevelts stance on elections and Graf Zeppelin
The bulletin notes a 38 degree low and frost forecast for Little Rock area. In Washington, President Roosevelt remains near quarters amid questions on local elections. The Federal Surplus Relief Corp reports 6.8 million bushels of wheat bought. bids asked for 15 million pounds of canned beef. Akron reports Graf Zeppelin docking after rough weather, plans to depart for Chicago en route to the World’s Fair.
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Weather Bureau
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Roosevelt
White House
Joseph Meee
New York
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Hopkins
Akron
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Chicago
Lawrence Wilson to Trial Monday in Bank Scandal
Lawrence E. Wilson former lieutenant governor faces trial in Camden circuit court on charges of embezzlement tied to his role as liquidating agent for three Ouachita county banks, including Ouachita Valley Bank Camden Louann State Bank and Peoples State Bank Stephens. He argues charges are political and that only rightful fees were taken. Indictments returned recently.
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Camden
Ark
Lawrence E. Wilson
Wilson
State Banking Department
Ouachita Valley Bank of
Louann State Bank of
House of Representatives
Ouachita County
South Arkansas
Parnell
el Dorado
Sarraut to Form Cabinet in France
Paris reports that Senator Albert Sarraut was asked by President LeBrun to form the new French cabinet. He agreed to undertake the task after Daladier resigned when the Chamber rejected his budget plan. The incoming cabinet is expected to be conservative and the radical Left appears disorganized after the attack on Daladier.
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Paris
France
Albert Sarraut
LeBrun
Governor Opposes Benton Plant Abandonment Plan
Governor Futrell voiced opposition to abandoning the Benton state hospital project and urged completing the first unit. He argued the state has invested over a million dollars and should not abandon the facility while noting it would relieve crowding at the Little Rock hospital. Plans to build a second unit were discouraged in favor of finishing the initial unit.
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Little Rock —Py
Futrell
Benton
John Peters
Board of Control
State Hospital
John L. Peters
A. C. Kolb
State Hosps Board
Cay
Petey 5
Little Rock Hospital
Peters
Spring Hill Plans School Carnival Next Tuesday Night
Spring Hill High School will host a school carnival Tuesday night in the auditorium featuring side shows food and drinks and a one and a half hour program on stage. Proceeds will support school activities.
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Spring Hill High School
New York Cotton Open High Low Close Dec and March Reports
Cotton markets show gains with Dec trading around 9.68 to 9.70 and March near 9.51 to 9.92 up 16 points. Cotton ginned before October 18 this year totals 8.606 million bales versus 7.309 million last year at the same date in New Orleans. Chicago Grain closes with notable activity as markets respond to early autumn demand.
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New York
New Orleans
Colton Dee
Chicago Grain
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