Fox Hunters of State to Meet Near Prescott
The Arkansas Fox Hunters Association invites the public to a four day hunt and bench show at Lackland Springs Hunting Ground seven to eight miles east of Prescott on the Prescott-Quanden Highway, November 4. The event features a camp hunt, judged bench show, horn-howing contests, and spectator entertainment, with free campsites for members and a $1 membership fee.
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Plt
Carrigan
Fox Hunters of
Arkansas
Lackland Springs
Prescott
Prescott- Qanden
Arkansas Fox Hunters Association
Bae
Wat
Avkangan
Arkansas State Association
Peeders Supply Company
Hope
Hempstead County
North America
South America
Prison farms in Hempstead county debated as cost saver
A Hope reader suggests establishing a local prison farm to house offenders from Hempstead Miller and nearby counties. The Star presents it as a debate topic noting current prisoners go to Pulaski county for fines and work, and asks whether regional farms or centralized administration is preferable, inviting citizen letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
The
Star
Hempstead
Miller
Pulaski County
Little Rock
Hope
Iihis
Fiverage
Isolation Is Australian Goal
Australia and New Zealand mobilize scarce manpower to deter invasion and sustain self sufficiency. Maj. Gen. Northcott builds an army toward 250000, while NZ near 100000, with 28000 plus naval and air forces already aiding Britain. Trade union head warns of exhaustion risks. air power becomes central to defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bassett
Peasure
Australia
New Zealand
Middle East
Mediterranean
Singapore
East Asia
U. S
United States
John Northcott
Great Britain
Egypt
Palestine
A. BE. Monk
Enight
Engie
Brisbane
Adelaide
Port Darwin
Dutch East Indies
Charles Buree
Hope to Meet Clarksville at 8 Friday Night
Hope to Meet Clarksville at 8 Friday Night as Hope High School Bobcats host Clarksville High Panthers at Haremans Stadium in a conference game. Clarksville brings a weight edge while Hope’s inexperienced squad, seeking its first win, shows offense through two passers but has struggled in pass defense. Coaches Hammons and Brasher praise improved effort. game starts 8 pm with 75 cents admission for adults and 25 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School Bobcats
Clarkesville High School Panthers
Haremans Stadium
Clarksville
Blythesville
Panthers
Bobent
Hammons
Brasher
Hays
OPE
Yocom Eriner Ten - Garren
J L Powell Dies Friday In Hope
J L Powell 66 retired rural mail carrier for Hope died at home on East Second Street Friday morning. Born in Nevada county he moved to Hope as a young man and served 30 years as rural carrier, retiring six years ago. Funeral 2 40 p m Saturday at family residence conducted by Rev W R Hamilton with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow four daughters four brothers and one sister. pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Powell
Hope
East Second Street
Nevada County
Mr. Powell
First Baptist Church of
W. R. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Leonard Ellis
G. W. Jackson
Olin Lewis
R. C. Daniels
Houston
Texas
Wiley and Monroe
Jacksonville
Pla
Arthur and
Charles
Little Rock
Oscar Browning
J. A. Davis
C. Petre
J. J. Honeycutt
X. B. Miller
W. £. Jones
Rogs Bright
Robert Wilson
C. P. Roberts
W. A. Carter
Floyd Crank
Sam Wormack
Comer Boyett
Leland Womack
A. 1D. Brannon
Merlin Coop
J. L. Wilson
Eugene White
Frank Povier
W. J. Arnold
D. H. Lipscomb
Jowell Moore
E. 8. Groeneing
W. A. Lewis
R. L. Richards
J. M. Harbin
Howard Erwin
W. H Olmstead
P. B. Carrigan
Dr. L. M. Lyle
Famous catchwords of five great fighters revealed
Five men known for famous sayings are listed with their names and eras. Calvin Coolidge Patrick Henry William T. Sherman P T Barnum Horace Greeley are noted as authors of distinct quotable phrases. Readers are invited to supply the matching catchwords on the comic page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Patrick Henry
William T. Shera
P. TN. Banu
Horace Greeley
Hempstead County Draft List Names and Numbers
A long list of residents from Hope, Nashville, Ozan, and surrounding towns appears with draft numbers and partial addresses. Names include Clarence Spencer, Oscar Criner, Jonnie Buford Lumpkin, James Starr, Laymond Henry Ruhanan, and many others across Hope, Ozan, Nashville, Washington, Fulton, and McNab. The document catalogs dozens of individuals with assigned draft numbers in a historical county records page, hinting at a broader draft roster continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Spencer
Hope
Jimmie Tollett
Nashville
Roosevelt Johnson
Ozan
Arlis McRae Warmick
Garfield Smith
Lee Hawkins
Fulton
T. C. Calloway
Hone
Bill Everett
Urnage
Hop
Wilma Theade
Wille Whitmore
McNab
Will ‘Tatum
Saratoga
Orval Taylor
Hope Ou
Robert Rugh Beene
Willie Jackson
Howe
Hootie Talley Thorne
Hopsete
Thornes Wilsent “Hooker
Chester “Ray
MeKam Hope
Clarence Loudermilk
David Cheathem
Columbus
John Che
Earmon Heaton
Louie Pressley
Fadl Golstan
O2an Snes
Thurston Bay Propps
William Lawrance O'Bryant
Ier Thomas Cannan
Dicen Horton Stitt
Henry Fletcher Gilbert
Futon
Tea
William Steve
Lloyd
Washington
Julius Steward
Phillip Waldo McFadden
Hope Wey
Ardell McCollum Clark
Jeepanasaneeur
Deathelet Vie Otl Hugene Stagger
Lee Hilman Martin
Patmos
A. J. Marlay
Arthur Turner Whitehurst
Columbus Arthur ‘Ratelift
Henry
Troy Thomas Polk
Johnie Lee Bryant
Burton Junior Waters
Wis
William Gdus Crane Hope
G. D. Weaver
Edward Preston Percell
Hopes
Alten Junior Hunter
Henry Wyatt
Rha Lee Walker
Luthser Devion Washington
Edward Fulton
Orin Lesley King
Lewis
Beaby) White
Ovan
John William Webb
Ozaniin Wrscae
Terry Minor ‘Brown
John Dee Baker
Ericc Jordon
Oxy
Elroy Long
James Paul Homer
Floyd William
Saris
William McLarty
Hope We
Afi
Lynn Luis Luck
Conrad ‘Laundell Delaney
atJhony Dixon
Cnc
Cee
Cornelius Willis
James Horace Stone
Henry Victor Owen
Bleving
Vane We
Fred Watson Wilson
Blevins
Hubert Royal “Beggs
Zenoa Cooper
Robert Floyd Reed
Cody Bradley
Wyle Watt Shirley
Zollie Davis
Aaron Chucky White, Jr
James Booker Moss
Joe Louis Huskey
Robert Chambers
B. Porter
Washington Eid
Clydie Hendrix
Colon
Billy Mare Wimberly
Ollie Augustus Burhan Columbus
Otis Raglan Jr
Washington A
Robert Albert Martin
Willimor Harris
Hope Ye
David A. Stevenson
Odi Williams
Hope 2
Cecil George Ross
Pandames McFadden
Hope E
John Henry Kennedy
Milton Harvey Peebles
James Edwin Pipkin
Roosevelt Garland
Dunchan Wallace Nichols
Harland Lucious Horton
Hope Re
Ruben Adams
Jocell Bradley
Oxan
Earnest Lee Adams
Glen Scaggins
Willie Walker
George William Turner
McCaskill
Jesse King Jones
Prescott
Kermit Glasgow
Octavies C. Williams
Eninet
Charles Herbert Stuart
Conferences May Change French Future
Observers expect actions in Paris after Marshall Petain returns from a meeting with Hitler. A government note said the nation’s future could hinge on Thursday’s talks and Petain’s return to unoccupied territory is anticipated tonight. Separately, talks between Mussolini, Petain, and Ciano are anticipated to set the stage for a Mussolini Petain meeting as discussions with Laval echo recent German diplomacy.
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Petain
Mussolini
Hitler
Vichy
France
Marshall Petain
Marshal
Texarkana Gazette Returns to Normal Production After Walkout
Texarkana Gazelle resumed nearly normal production Friday after six workers in the stenography and press departments walked out Wednesday causing the final Texarkana Daily News edition and Thursday Gazette to be skipped. Two four page News editions were printed Thursday as the strike continued. A telegram from J R Steelman directing council to Meyers announced Meyers would arrive in Texarkana Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Texarkana Gazelle
Texarkana Daily News
The
Gazette
News
J. R. Steelman
Counciliation
Washington
Joseph S. Meyers
King Carol appeals to U S for help with detention case
Former Romanian king Carol and members of his party asked the United States to intervene on their detention in Seville Spain. State Department officials had no immediate comment on possible action by the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carol of
Romania
United States
Seville
Spain
State Department
Visits Here on Way Back to Japan Post
Mr and Mrs Evic Sitzenstatter and son Evic Jr spent Thursday night at Hotel Barlow in San Antonio after years in Tokyo. They plan to sail for Japan in November. Sitzenstatter, manager for Eastman Kodak in Japan, has offices in Tokyo and Osaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evic Sitenstatter
Evic, Jr
Tokyo
Japan
Barlow
A. H. Washburn
Star
Frank Murray Gigson
United States
Sitzenstatters
San Antonio
Texas
Sitzenstatter
Napoleon W. Riley
United States Army
Eastman Kodak Company
Osaka
Joe Wimberly Named Member Blackfriars
Hope student at the University of Arkansas Joe Wimberly is among 40 newly elected members to Blackfriars, the campus dramatic organization at the U of A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wimberly
Blackfriars
Hope
University of Arkansas
U. of A
Roosevelt to Serve Four Years if Third Term Wins
President Roosevelt said at a press conference he would serve the full four years if elected to a third term. He replied to questions about his Philadelphia speech where he stated his aim for the next term would be to create work for every young man and woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Questionnaires to Be Mailed in Hempstead County
Local Selective Service Board will mail questionnaires to registrants within days. Five days are allowed for completion and return. Legal Advisory Board of O A Graves Royce Weisenberger and E F McFaddino will assist, and volunteers are urged to help extend aid to fill forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board
Jlt
O. A. Graves
Royce Weisenberger
E. F. McFaddino
Hempstead
Draft Board
First Negro General Appointed Friday
President Roosevelt announced the promotion of Colonel Benjamin O. Davis to the rank of general, making him the army’s first African American general. The report notes prohibition lore tied to the Philippines and remaining laws regarding Moros and intoxicating liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Benjamin QO. Davia
Friday Football Matchups Across Arkansas State
A slate of Friday games lists state college and high school clashes across Arkansas. Notable pairings include Texas Teachers at Arkadelphia, Hendrix at Rusellville, Jonesboro at Forrest City, and Pine Bluff at El Dorado with numerous town and district matchups such as Beebe at Augusta, Sheridan at Dumas, and Bentonville hosting Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Teachers
Quachita
Arkadelphia
Hendrix
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Jonesboro
Forrest City
Fort Smith
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Camden
Fordyce
Blytheville
Clarksville
Hope
Marianna
Wynne
Searcy
Morriston
Waldron
Booneville
Corning
Pocahontas
Stuttgart
DeWitt
Eudora
Rison
Sheridan
Dumas
Rogers
Siloam Springs
Beebe
Augusta
Earle
Crossett
Warren
Malvern
Murfreesboro
Charleston
Mansfield
Nashville
Texarkana
Paragould
Batesville
Walnut Ridge
Newport
Berryville
Harrison
Helena
Brinkley
Blevins
Ashdown
Bald Knob
Newark
Horatio
Amity
Fayetteville
Bentonville
McGehee
Magnolia
Hot Springs
North Little Rock
Dunbar High School
Lite Rock
Catholic High
Benton
Arkansas School
London Bomb Raids Kill and Injure Dozens in Daytime Assault
London endured the heaviest daytime raids with up to 100 planes. Bombs shattered streetcars and buses, wrecked police stations, and left many dead or wounded across the city during the morning rush hour. reports say the attacks stretched from end to end of the capital. RAF bombers struck Berlin and Hamburg late Thursday in a major offensive. Italian planes joined raids against England from occupied bases. Col Charles Sweney pledged American aid after the 1918 pattern. A Japanese submarine loss was reported near Tokyo Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rai
RAF
Germany
Britain
Berlin
Hamburg
Air Minis
sHamburgu
York
Air Ministry
Britis Fliers
Baeradi
England
Igh
Red Cross Announces Region Drive Kickoff
The Red Cross drive starts November 11 led by Hempstead County Chairman Mrs. Kline Snyder with roll call chairwoman Mrs. Lloyd Spencer for Hope and rural district chairwoman Miss Hattie Ann Feild. Downtown captain Ched Hall and industrial head Guy Basye coordinate efforts across Hope wards with several local volunteers named to lead. In nearby note, Mars appeared about 000,000 miles from Earth at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline Snyder
Hempstead
Lloyd Spencer
Hope
Hattie Ann Feild
Ched Hall
Guy Basye
Rusbert Wilson
E. M. McWilliams
Terrel Cornelius
Nick Jewell
Jim Henry
John Vesey
Cotton New York Opens Quietly. Settles at 9.80
January cotton opened with no trading and closed at 9.80 cents per pound Middling spot. The report notes a quiet start to the market with prices holding around the 9.80 level for Middling, reflecting subdued activity in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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She “Chase
Alex. H. Washburn
Bobcats
Frowor Esis Ceesssepsseei Seseaneten
Mis Ee
Smith Wow Uo
Bradshaw
Spew Clack
Montgomery Ke Thompson
Canara O'Neal
Beanford
Deimonega
Oliver
Allison
Harvey
C. Wilson
Martindale
McSwain
J. L. Powell
Hempstead Co
King Carol
Nuremburg
New York City
Philippine Islands
Col
Charles Sweeny
Eagle Squadron
Jap Lip
Manuevers
Tokyo Bay
Domei
Japnese
Red Cross
Mars
Earth
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