Michigan Faces Clash Over New Deal in Governor Race
In Michigan a high profile gubernatorial contest pits Frank Murphy a liberal Democrat against former Governor Frank Fitzgerald a Republican. The national spotlight centers on Murphy praised by Roosevelt as a true liberal and Fitzgerald who seeks industrial peace through a state mediation board. Vandenberg looms as a potential presidential possibility and registration swells hinting at a record vote as Republicans defend past New Deal alignment.
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Pilkinton criticizes two Arkansas ballot measures at Hope Rotary
Wilkinton, elected state senator, spoke at the Hope Rotary Club about November 8 proposals No 20 26 and 28. He opposed the poll tax abolition No 20 saying it would harm dispayers, defended No 26 citing registration list costs and pay for county劳ors, and argued No 28 would burden state debt and divert highway funds.
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Arkansas
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Kansas
Memphis
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No. 28
Arkans
Little Rock
Noah
Piogenans
Modern Funeral Home Planned for South Main
A proposed modern funeral home to be built at 03 South Main Heel by TS Cornelius of Hope Furniture equipment aims to remodel the Haynes estate. The two story building will include a large chapel, a formal viewing room, prep areas, and a warehouse with attached façade on South Walnut Street, featuring garages and several outbuildings.
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Mind Your Manners Halloween Ethics Quiz
A reader styled etiquette quiz questions on Halloween party behavior and pranks. It discusses whether pranks harming persons or property qualify as pranks, escort payments, and attending dances with or without arranging transport, offering short answers and commentary from a 1938 NEA publication.
Erwin Declares Candidacy for Ward One Alderman
A.C. Erwin, longtime Hope resident and real estate businessman, formally announced Friday his bid for Ward One alderman in the upcoming city Democratic primary on November 3. He emphasizes civic pride and pledges to fulfill the duties of the office.
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Barn Destroyed by Prescott Fire in Arkansas
Prescott Arkansas sees a fire destroy Scott’s barn owned by IL V Scott at about 9 pm on Wednesday. Two mules died and a $5,000 loss reported with partial insurance. The blaze caused slight damage to a Southern Tea Company office building and a Scott brick building used as a cotton warehouse. Nearby structures including the Primary School and Prescott’s new gymnasium were threatened but saved by local firefighters. Thirteen hundred bales of hay burned in the blaze and stock in the barn was evacuated. The barn dated to about 1818 and contained several head of stock before the fire.
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Camden to Be Near Top Form for Grid Tilt With Bobcats
Camden Panthers travel to Hope for a Friday night game as the Panthers seek a stronger performance. Camden faces injury concerns with La Fayette Smith limited. Bobcats hope to counter with a sturdy lineup and defensive emphasis. The junior team also won, and officials for the main game include Bradley, Jordan, Cutrell and O Neal.
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Uope
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Nashville
Smackover
Sam Coleman
Taubers
Malvern
Bathfield
Cotton New Orleans Opening Price and Closing Market Brief
In New Orleans on December 1 a cotton quotation opened at 8.61 and closed at 8.65. Spot quotations remained steady, four points higher, with middling at 8.75.
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New Orleans
Cation
Spottation
True and false quiz from a historical page
A mixed list of statements asks which are true or false. Topics include the Mexican War dates, Henry Morgenthau as U.S. treasurer, Harvard's location, a light year definition, and Bulgaria's capital Sofia. The prompt notes answers on a clarified page.
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Curly Wolves Edge Bearden 7 6 in Camden
Prescott High School defeated Bearden 7 to 6 at Camden High School Stadium Thursday night. Prescott scored in the second quarter on a point after pass by Stewart to Baker. Bearden answered in the fourth on a drive featuring Jackson runs and a Jackson plunge for six, with a failed extra point.
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Britain Between Arab Terrorists and Jewish Home Promise
Britain faces a wartime dilemma in Palestine between Zionist Jewish aims for a home and Arab resistance. London needs to safeguard Palestine’s oil ports, air routes, and military bases while resisting calls to hand the mandate to the League of Nations. Troops and police are deployed as envoys grapple with clashing pledges.
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Final Arguments in Karpis Hearing at Hot Springs
In federal court four Hot Springs residents charged with conspiring to harbor Alvin Karpis rest their case. The government declined rebuttal testimony and Judge Trimble recessed for closing arguments. Grace Goldstein testified she received up to twenty thousand dollars from Karpis for prostitution and remained silent to avoid retaliation.
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Hamilton, Walters Taken Fort Smith
Fort Smith officers delivered Floyd Hamilton and Ted Walters to the council jail after federal warrants were issued for them on September 22. A grand jury indicted them for robbing the Bank of Bradley of 606.15 on June 7 and eight counts of violating the Dyer Act. Bond set at 25,000 each for Texarkana Division Court appearance.
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Caraway Delays Recommending Arkansas Judge
Senator Caraway of Arkansas delays recommending a nominee for the new federal district judgeship until Congress reconvenes in January. It is a political move noted by the press as incoming with the January session.
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Outlook dim for Southern market slowed by short-time
Economic advisor Louis J. Bean of AAA warned Friday that the Southern market faces a dim outlook due to continued short-time work and economic strain. The report notes uncertainty and references factors affecting regional commerce, with further details expected on page three.
Fickle Campus Leads Co-Eds to Heart Insurance
Norman Oklahoma article reports the American Co-Ed Protective League at the University of Oklahoma offering a mutual protection policy. A weekly premium of 1 cent buys a payout if a date fails to show up, as League President Buena Huskey defends the plan against wounded pride and campus disappointment.
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Okla
Sweet Young Things
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Lillian Falkenstein
Threats of Measures to End China Arms Trade
Tokyo officials warned France might face measures if it keeps arming China, hinting at possible occupation of Hainan island near the South China coast. The United States open door policy was pressed, while Tokyo dismissed the insistence as unsuitable. Berlin authorities said thousands of Polish Jews in Germany were sent back to Poland after a nationwide roundup, amid fears Polish law changes would strip their status. Police detained hundreds for detention possibly leading to deportation, as Germany moved to expel Jews before new Polish rules took effect.
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Asahi
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Tri-State Medical Society Concludes 33rd Convention
Texarkana reports the Tri-State Medical Society wrapped its 33rd annual gathering with final papers read and plans announced for next year in Marshall Texas. New officers include J B Roberts of Longview as president and W K Momack of Longview as secretary treasurer. Ruel R Robins of Texarkana, secretary-treasurer prior, passes duties. other officers come from Shreveport El Dorado and Marshall.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Tri- State Medical Society
Marshall
J. B. Roberts
Longview
Harry Murry
W. K. Momack
Ruel R. Robins
George Wolfe
Shreveport
Arley D. Cathey
el Dorado
R. J. Granberry
Charles Adna Smith
Utilities to Spend 2 Billion on Power Expansion
A group of twelve major utilities and the federal government announced plans to invest about 2 billion dollars over two years to expand electric power output. They pledged firm orders for generating equipment enabling roughly one million kilowatts of capacity.
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Floyd
Carlisle
Consolidated Edison Company of New York
A Thought On Gallantry And Injury By Sir P Sidney
A concise aphorism from Sir P Sidney notes that true gallantry dares all risks except causing harm to another body. The remark frames courage as restraint and respect within perilous action.
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