Corn Hog Referendum Wins Big In Nation Wide Vote
Washington reports a landslide 7 to 1 vote in favor of the corn hog control program. Officials said the tally, based on incomplete reports from 31 states, showed strong farmer support for continuing the AAA crop adjustment plan to boost pork production while guarding soil conservation and farmer incomes.
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85 Are Killed in Motor Accidents Weekend Totals
Weekend auto crashes killed or seriously injured many across 25 states. A 61-year-old woman burned to death near Macedon North Carolina witnessed by her gravely injured husband after a car collision. Near Georgetown Texas a dance party wreck left three dead and four hurt. State tallies include Pennsylvania 13 Texas 10 New York 8 and others.
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Oklahoma
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Eight City Primary election candidates file pledges
Eight candidates qualified for the City Democratic primary to be held November 26. The filing deadline was extended 124 hours after officials noted law requires candidates to file by 30 days before election. Oppositions emerged in Ward Three and Ward Four alderman races. Ward Two incumbent L. A. Keith faces new foes, while Ward One Alderman Nicr Yeung draws no opposition. T. R. Buingsley seeks a second term as city clerk. W. S. Atkins seeks a third term as City Attorney with no opposition.
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C. E. Cassidy
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L. A. Keith
E. P. Yeung
Nicr
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T. R. Buingsley
W. S. Atkins
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Democratic Central Committee
Suit Club Case to Be Heard Nov 11 in Hope
Municipal court will test operation of suit clubs for officers charged by four Hope men on compliant of other business firms. Roy Johnson Matthew Reaves W T Gorham and R L Gosnell face charges. Several liquor and drunkenness charges were resolved or continued with fines imposed or postponed to November 11.
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Roy Johnson Johnson
Matthew Reaves
W. T. Gorham
R. L. Gosnell
Fannie Blakely
Br Tollerson
W. £. Malone
Leo Cyiier
Essie Davis
O. L. Wyatt
Wyatt
W. 5
Atkins
F P. Otwell
Odis Smith
Viola McFaddin
Hqnor
Tom Nelson
Preacher Takes on Governor Futrell in Temperance Debate
The Rev. Arden E. Blaylock of First Baptist Church Twelfth and Louisiana Streets spoke at 7:30 PM challenging Governor Fa irvll on conditions before and after repeal of prohibition. WCTU members attended. Governor Patro tt responded to criticism from the state convention noting no pledge to repeal if conditions worsened and that the WCTU failed to show evidence of deterioration.
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First Baptist Church
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Patrott
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Supreme Court to Rule on Slum Clearance and AAA Act
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide if the government can condemn land for slum clearance and low cost housing programs. The Court also announced that the constitutionality of the AAA act will be argued December 9, making a decision by Christmas possible.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
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Rainfall Records 2.7 Inches in Hempstead County Weekend
Rain measured 2.7 inches fell over Hempstead County from Saturday night through Sunday night. The Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station reported the totals on Monday. Clear skies and warmer weather followed on Monday.
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Hempstead County
Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station
Welfare Board to Pick Commissioner
The State Welfare Commission met to consider appointing a welfare commissioner to replace Roy Prewitt Formal Spillman of Paragould and Charles Andrews of Searcy had applications on file.
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Spillman
Paragould
Charles Andrews
Searcy
Press and social conflict in Southern journalism
George Fort Milton, publisher of the Chattanooga News, argued at a League of Industrial Democracy session that the press must adapt to social change and changing advertising economics. He cited resilient Southern papers and noted journalism evolving with technology, readership, and prices amid a two day conference on South's social and economic issues. Japan Tests Chercoal Auto in Tokyo introduction references a new oil and gas resistant mobile powered by chemical gases with an ambitious claim of high capacity output.
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Centennial Session of Methodists in Conway Arkansas
The North Arkansas conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South marks its centennial with a four day meeting in Conway Arkansas October 31 to November 3. Bishop John M. Moore presides with Rev. William Sherman as presiding elder host and Rev. Alben Godbold as pastor host. The program includes sermons by Bishop Moore and other church leaders, an education board anniversary address, missions and world church talks, and a memorial service. The conference ends with appointments and ordinations.
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Nashville
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Peneral Council of Churches of Christ In America
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A Reynolds
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Musre
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Batesville
Hope High Faces Smackover In Friday Night Clash
Hope High School football, fresh from beating Nashville, prepares for a tough Friday night game against Smackover High. Smackover holds a string of victories, including over Warren and Prescott, with only a 6 9 loss to Fordyce. The Hope roster shows strong offense and defense in Friday’s matchup, while 35 new uniforms for the Hope Band are due Monday and fundraising continues to cover costs.
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Smackover High School
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Smackover
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Frescott
Fordyce
Hope
Urge Starhemberg as Austrian King Urge Starhemberg as Austrian King
Austrian leaders in Linz report that Heimwehr and Fatherland Front officials consider Starhemberg, now vice chancellor, as regent potential for Austria. A parade of 20,000 armed Heimwehr members in Vienna signals loyalty as cabinet changes remove Environment minister Fey at the vice chancellor’s urging.
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France and Britain Move to Boycott Italy Over War
France joins Britain in a move to isolate Mussolini by declaring readiness to apply economic sanctions on Italy. Laval telegram confirms acceptance while four days are requested to implement steps. League staff plans to set a date for sanctions with the United States weighing its reply in Geneva.
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Italy Drives North in Ethiopia War Campaign
Reports from Rome and Addis Ababa detail Mussolini’s forces pushing deeper into Ethiopia as northern Italian armies advance toward Makale. The Setit river front sees heavy fighting with Eritrean blockhouses repelling Ethiopian efforts. Mussolini finances war with a large gold loan while European powers seek settlements.
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