Southern pine paper industry eyed as potential US market shift
The Star reports a record 33 ton paper shipment and discusses Canada Finland Norway and other nations as major newsprint producers. It notes US imports at 75 percent and foresees a Southern pine based white paper revival driven by rising prices and a kraft brown paper sector, while warning of capital and giant mill barriers. The piece cites Dr. Charles Herty and outlines the risks of new mills against established foreign investments and giant combines.
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Achievement Day Program Set for Friday November 12
Rural Home Demonstration clubs in Hope plan an Achievement Day on November 12 at the Fair Park exhibit hall. Chief speaker will be C. C. Randall. judging head Miss Overtrude Connor with Miss Havel Craig and Miss Marian Karper assisting. Contests cover food preservation and preparation, dairy products, home industries, and thrift items. Exhibits open Thursday and Friday with judging Friday.
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Hope
Moiva Bullington
Cc. C. Randall
Arekansax
Overtrude Connor
Willl
Havel Craig
Miller County Home Demonstration
Marian Karper
Wake County Fame
Conant
Eumanty
Vocational Farm Study Promoted At Hope High School
A speech by Clarke Jackson, a Mussin Stage College graduate, urged practical vocational training at Hope High School. He linked agriculture courses to broader education, noting Smith Hughes Act support and the value of manual training in furniture and other shop work. Newspaper editor Clahde G. Bowers introduced the event and emphasized civic club backing.
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Alice Webb Hit by Auto Near Pine Street
Alice Jean Webb, about 33, of Hoya, was struck by a car on Pine Street around 4 p.m. Tuesday and rushed to Josephine Hospital. A white male driver fled east toward the basiv section of the city. condition described as not serious, though she suffered facial injuries and bruises.
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Hope Star
Young Taylae
Andy
Bobcat Special Train to Camden Friday More Than 600 Ride Likely
Hope public schools plan a Bobcat Special train to Camden Friday with 600 plus riders expected. Reservations reported at 300 Tuesday afternoon, with 72 last year and more anticipated. Tickets go on sale Wednesday at 75 cents for adults, 25 cents for Hope students, at local outlets. The train departs Missouri Pacific depot Friday afternoon and returns about 1045 PM. A postgame banquet for players and coaches is planned Thursday at the high school cafeteria sponsored by the Young Business Men's association.
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Camden
Bery Henry
Hope Public
Miss Henry
Hope
Nashville
Miss Henry Sii
Caanton
Bobcat
Ceieteria
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Young Business Men's Association
This Curing House Will Take Care of 400 Bushels Potatoes
This item describes a curing house plan designed for 400 bushels of sweet potatoes, with potential expansion to 1,000 bushels. It outlines required features such as artificial heat, a circulation system, and heavy insulated wells, noting substitution options and construction details for Arkansas farm conditions.
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University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
CIO Proposes IT Control the AFL CIO Plan
The CIO proposed reconciling with the AFL to gain leverage over the Federation. A CIO leader said the move would enable John L Lewis to negotiate peace with the Federation and suggested a new CIO department to organize war industries. The CIO cites 3,718,000 claimed members vs 2,200,000 for the Federation, urging strength-based control.
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Committee For Industrial Organization
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American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Lee Pressman
Fragmented Puzzle Page Prompts and Questions
A noisy OCR fragment presents a puzzle page with questions about clocking a dollar bill, US presidents who served without election, counties with misspelled names, geography hints, a grammar check on a sentence, and a math problem asking which two numbers multiply to 14. It resembles a juvenile exercise page from a bygone period.
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Hill Dies on Eve of 100th Birthday
W. F. Hill died Sunday night seven miles south of Nashville on the eve of his planned 100th birthday. A Confederate veteran and Howard County resident, he was in good health until recently and was buried Monday at Buck Range. His survivors include two daughters and three sons.
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Rile Hill
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Kelly
W F. Hill
Dallas
Texas
Tom Bit
Circus Opening in Hope Wednesday
The article extols a circus opening in Hope on Wednesday as a joyful event lifting pent-up feelings. It reflects nostalgia for youth and memorable scenes of elephants, lions, and shrieks, suggesting the circus leaves a lasting impression on the young and old alike.
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Arkan sas official weighs Senate run as early hints emerge
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Corporation Commission chair Mc Carroll said he is considering a bid for Senate Elect Miller's Second District seat but cautioned it is too early to announce definitively. Berlin Reichstag accepted the resignation of Dr Hjalmar Schacht as economic minister on Tuesday. A Ross ransom note was reported in Chicago with $30 paid in currency. An Association of American Railroads employee Frank N Stremmel commented on release hopes. China reports raw silk output at about 25 percent of its works supply.
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China
Thoughtful admonition from Tryan Edwards on obedience
A fragment quotes Tryan Edwards urging careful instruction to children, noting the need that directives at age twenty be followed. The line reflects a didactic tone on parental guidance and discipline within a historical context.
Roosevelt Calls in Budget Experts for Treasury Balance
President Roosevelt met Tuesday to review the nation’s budget amid business conditions. White House aides said balancing the Treasury’s books was paramount and that he planned to consult Securities and Exchange Commission chairman William J. Douglas and former commission head Joseph P. Kennedy, now Maritime Commission head. He also arranged to meet Governor Bailey of Arkansas.
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Maritime
Bailey
Arkansas
Unpopular curfew sparks clash in Grants Pass
City Council decreed a nightly curfew but police refused to ring the bell claiming duty prevented leaving posts. Firemen demanded a clock replacement to avoid bland timing and kept silent until curfew rang. A fault with the clapper caused the bell to fail.
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Grants Pass
Fewer Arkansas Highway Deaths Reported in Nine Months
Traffic Department and State Police data show fourteen fewer highway fatalities in the first nine months of 1937 compared with 1936, totaling 280 by October 1. Fuel consumption rose with July and August gallonage at 15.21 and 15.49 million gallons, up from last year.
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Arkansas
Arkansas State Highway Commission
State Police Department
National Safety
Gallunige
George Sixth Opens Parliament with Pledge for Peace
King George the Sixth opened Parliament pledging to seek peace in China and Spain while promising air raid protection for England. Queen Elizabeth sat beside him as he prayed for the well-being of his people and world peace. Japanese and Spanish front updates, including Tarang near Shanghai and Osan woods near Sabinanigo, frame the day’s coverage.
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George the 6Th
Britain
China
Spain
England
House of Lords
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Aragon
Gijon
Quorum Court to Convene Nov 1st Hempstead County
County Judge Frank Rider announced the Hempstead County Quorum Court will meet at the county courthouse in Washington on the first Monday in November. The annual budget and appropriations will be set then. It is unlikely an annual term will be held in January, according to Mr. Stider.
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Frank Rider
Hempstead
Washington
Stider
Two Million Acre Slash for Cotton
Washington reports the AAA trimmed next year’s cotton goal to 27,000,000 to 29,000,000 acres from 29,000,000 to 30,000,000. Secretary Wallace cites an unusually large current crop and aims to align plantings with needs while boosting per acre payments to 2.4 cents to offset reduced rewards.
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AAA
Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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