Fragmented Texas editor endorsement hints at shifting loyalties
A garbled excerpt shows a Texas editor signaling a partisan shift toward the Republican press. The piece alleges a loss of loyalty and principle tied to a historical re election in 1340, reflecting tensions over party labels and editorial stance.
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Texas
Marshall Ger
Cing
Presewspaper
Republican Campaign Speakings Across States Amid Labor Row
A scramble of campaign stops features Herbert Hoover and Alfred E. Smith in radio and in person events from New York to Salt Lake City. Taft and Way also schedule talks while the Republican National Committee releases a Union labor critique tied to Georgia Power.
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New York
National
Herbert Hoover
Alfred BE. Smith
New
Willkie
Jlonial Network
WOR
Iter
Charles E. McNary
Oref
Salt Lake City
Taft
Ohio
East Rpool
Thomas Wey
Peoria
NBC
Kansas City
James Arrett
American Federation of Organizer
South
Mimittee
Hell - Willkie
Commonwealth
Georgia Power
Jpany
Barrett
Ent
Gorgia Power Company
Federation of Labor
CIO Leader Links Lewis Support to GOP Change
Emil Dieve, vice president of the CIO, criticized Lewis's backing of Willkie in a radio address. He warned that the CIO would abandon the outmoded philosophy of the Republican party and urged collective bargaining to serve all involved.
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Dustry
Emil Dieve
The
CIO
Lewis
Willkie
Republican Party
Court Affirms Rural Electric Co. Immunity in Interference Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the Rural Electric Cooperative not liable for damages from inductive interference caused by its transmission lines, reversing a Washington circuit court decision. The piece also notes Dr. James Naismith, inventor of basketball, never played the game.
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Little. Rock
Supreme
Rural Electric Cooperative
Washington Circuit Court
United States
James Naiswirth
Presidential Preference Survey in Roosevelt Willkie Race
A newspaper poll reports Roosevelt leading with 45.8 percent to Willkie's 34.5 percent among likely voters. Other responses include 24 percent undecided or not answering, and 7.1 percent unsure. Public mood on November outcome shows 66 percent expect Roosevelt to win while 18 percent expect Willkie to prevail.
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Roosevelt
Willie
Willkie
East South Central
Steies
North Central
Roosevelt Roosevelt
Roosevelt West South
Central Seasor
South Atlantic
S Mountain States
East North Central
England
West North Central
Roosevelt Willkie Roosevelt
Mexico lifts Japan embargo amid economic fears
Mexican officials disclosed that President Cardenas will lift the short lived embargo on exports to Japan. The move responds to economic strain and avoids misunderstanding in the United States as tensions with Japan ease. The ban had disrupted shipments and left producers with large commitments as protests grew at the economy ministry and foreign office.
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Mexico City
Cardenas
Japan
United States
Mexico
Pacific
Manuel Avila Camacho
Ministry of National Economy and Foreign Office
Dedicate New Courthouse in Jasper WPA Project
More than 3,000 attended the dedication of Jasper county's new fireproof courthouse, a WPA project. The structure, 60 by 90 feet of native gray stone, replaces a building burned two years ago, with speakers including Congressman Clyde T. Ellis and Judge Garner Frazier. Newton county contributed 12,371 dollars, the federal government 29,761, total 42,182 dollars.
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Harrison
Perssons
Newton County
Jasper
Harrison High School
Clyde T. Ellis
A. B. Arbaugh
Garner Frazier
Clinton
May Blevins
WPA
Frank Kirk
Fort Smith
Little Buffalo River
Masons to Meet Here on Monday Night
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 249 will meet Monday night and confer a master’s degree. All Masons are urged to attend.
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Whitfield
Scout Drive Gets Underway
The Rev J F E Harail of Hope Gospel Tabernacle promotes Scouting and endorses Troop No. 66 sponsored by the church, stressing non sectarianism, religious reverence, and the dual emphasis on citizenship and character in the Boy Scouts of America. He urges continued growth of Scouting in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Tyler
Boy Scouts of America
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
J. Fe, Haraill
Wehunt 61 Dies Sunday in Hempstead Farm Home
Cicero L. Wehunt a 61 year old Hempstead farmer died at his Fulton Route 1 home Sunday. Funeral services are set for 3 PM Monday with burial near Columbus. Survived by widow three sons Lewis Orren Elzie of Hope a daughter Lois Davidson of Hope four sisters Hennie Wehunt Fort Worth Nina Youngblood Fort Worth Ola Wilson Lubbock and W W Smith Weatherford and a brother Berry Wehunt Stevensville Texas.
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Cicero L. Wehunt
Hempstead
Fulton
Columus
Lewis, Orren
Elzie
Hope
Lois Davidson
Hennie Wehunt
Fort Worth
Texas
Nina Youngblood
Fort Worth Texas
Ola Wilson
Lubbock
W. W. Smith
Weatherford
Berry Wehunt
Stevensville
Fight Results in Stabbing of Negro
Frank Jones, a Black man, was jailed here Sunday for stabbing Lester Hill, also Black, at a house on East Sixth Street. Hill was stabbed three times with a knife and taken to a local hospital. his condition was reported as serious.
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Frank Jones
Lester Hill
East Sixth
Hill
Postpone Call for the 153d Arkansas National Guard
Colonel H J McAlister commander of the 153d regiment said over the weekend the unit will not be mobilized until early January. Camp Robinson expected ready dates range from January 3 to January 19. The Arkansas State Teachers College trustees state McAlister will not receive a year’s leave of absence. his salary will be discontinued during army service, but he will supervise college administration and establish a temporary office in Little Rock.
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McAlister
Little Rock
Blevins Plans Gala Halloween Carnival
Blevins school schedules a Halloween carnival on October 31 at 7 p.m. The Floor Show is the main feature with committees planning events. The gym will be dressed for a spooky atmosphere under the decoration committee.
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Blevins
Cormaltice
J M Waddle Dies Saturday
James Montgomery Waddle 89 of Nevada died at his daughter’s home in Shreveport on Saturday October 26. Born in Tennessee he moved to Laneburg Nevada county as a child and was active in the Masonic lodge. Survived by two sons A B Waddle Eloy Avi and G W Waddle of Emmet, one sister Eliza Sanders Emmet, and one daughter Mrs W H Evans Shreveport. Funeral services were held Sunday at Sutton with burial in Harmony Cemetery.
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James Montgomery Waddle
Nevada
W. H. Evans
Shreveport
Draft List Continued from Page One
A long scroll of names and places appears, listing residents such as Luther Morrison in Washington, Elmore Shaw in Hope, Henry Glover in McNab, and Chester Sartin in Fulton. The page pairs numerous individuals with towns including Fulton, Hope, McNab, Columbus, Patmos, and Prescott, suggesting a public registry or directory roll.
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Luther Morrison
Washington
Elmore H. Shaw
Hope
Henry Lee Glover
McNab
Chester Eugene Sartin
Fulton Plune
Lee Helton
Fulton
Fred Berryhill Perry
McCaskill
Odell Mercer
William Fred Camp
Melree Hamilton
Columbus
Willie Davis
Nathan Olan Nix
Harrel Hornaday
Brownie Jesse Hubbard
James Washington
Buster Eligha Watson
Eldridge William Rogers
Patmas
Martin Luthe
John Tuns
Marvin Eldridge Mitchell
Patmos
Danel Richie
Wshington Co
Vernal Hopkins
William Forrest
Noble Maxwell
Johnny Walker
Jerry Swain
Edward Richard Bonds
Lester McCoy
Oscar Garland
Jack
Lee Hoard Cassanet Hope
Beanie
Elbert McFadden
Ssizasettevery
Calvin McFadden
John William Godin
John Hendrix
Nilson Aaron Ragland
Cleave Scott
James McClinden
Cheater
Mediakit
eCaskillin
B. Checikens
Willie Johnson
Arvin Bined Rogers
Hue Wi Witey van’ Riper
Dale LaGrone ‘Williams
Billy Merton Wise
Ope
William Elmer ‘Thomas
Arthur Orby Bright
Fulton _ eal
George Charles Holoman
Charlie Belfomos
Robert Booker
Aise
Dockrey
Pete Moss
Amion Richie
Herbert Charles Worthey
Tyree Williams
Clarence Marion Knighton
Fred Thomas Caldwell
Paul Porter
Otra Wrikcover
James Olin Cox
Emmett
Hansel Wendell Rogers
Uss
Verbon D
Walker
Mack Brine Bolden
Elmer Cox
Carllee Steward
Elbert Smith
Eddie Thomas
Lenard Lefayett Morton
Amzie Ambrose
McDowell
Fmoeny
Tracey Harold Clark
Elmer R. Brown
Burl J. Winberry
Garrett Smith
James Ldus Whitefield
Blevins
Albert
Charles B. Blevins
Porter Cecil Morris
Joe Henderson
McCaskilh Eis Seein
Goodwill Thomas
Hope c
Ruben McGill
Prescott
Alba ‘ Glend Powell
Calvin” “Sutton
Cop
Byron Dudley
Andres
Mark Phi
Wilbert Lee
Johnon
Saratoga
Horace Saner Alford
Elmer Ray
Hope Ow
Willie Thelman Sharman
Hops
Andrew Moroon
Iga Lee Muldrow
Hog Cc
Spottord Lanier Sooter
Henry Ja c
Charles Brie Huckabee
Fatmos
Einer Holyfield
Hope Joe
Clyde Martin
Robert Clemens Turner
Hope No
Tawreice Jokion Meflay
Carmen Lémiy
Suey
Bishop
Jobe Henagan
Oda Cheatham
Conley Sanders Polk
Hope Oo
Hope One
Lee Roy Raglan
Enoch Johnson
Hoscoll Nerasune Desecetensmony
Lawrence “Brown Henry
Fie
Alexander Caple
Lonnie Hunter
Harmon Henry Gertie
Lonnie Delmar
Hope Yes
Doris Berger Carman
Granderson Royston
John Lilian Turner
Acne
Booker Jinkins
William Blugs
Campbell
John B. Johnson
Luther Martin Hence
Nathan Starr
Mazon
Mateum Mi Prescott
Mo Ele Brown
Jerry Hill
Fulton Ovum
Tom David Bell
Garland Brown
Leroy Webb
Little Jerry Porter
Weongar
Ray Marylin Smith
Robert Carroll
Eght
Arse Ete Carer
Teddy Charles Neal Maryman
James David
Braden
William Olen Calhoun
Harry Mecsill
Elbert Johnson
K. C
Princeton Wingfield
Frank Walker
Luther Franklin Allwhite
Emmett Mies
Clinton Eli Lee
McCaskil
Zeke Costa
Braz
John Ruffin Fndersen
I Bingen
Napolin Carr
Henry Thompet
AU Lee Sanders
James ‘Herre Brown
Bleving O
Robert Dale Bonds
George Martin Young
Emmett Aco
Joe Bingham
Edgar Neal Gorham
Fred William G. Hope
Brada Roosey Fulton
Otis ‘Timothy “Bedford
Weehiingion Acontitent Infriitcha Ag
Horico H, Henagan
Sweinsieas Animal
Hichard Trotter
Birgus Moore
Hope Hope
Haller
Edward McCorkle
Dee Leon Stephens
Mectin Arth Prescott
Jerry Faulkner
Lennon Levingston
Renzie C. Scott
Arthey Thomas
Emanuel Jones
Paul Haller Power
Timothy McClendon
Frank Mid
Prose
Mack Ragland
Clyde Carpenter
Jamey Guy Wardlaw
Sewell
Sescasetens We
Hurshil D. Clhatk
Nashville
Floyd Post
Royal Beyant Stroud
Luther Harris
Mmett
Forest Lee Hairr
Hop
Clifford Lee Key
McCaskill i
Alvyain Garland
William Nash
Ludie Heard
Fred Fannin
Hone
William Frank Spear
Samuel Miller
Willie G. Stone
Ode McGill
William Glenn
Bleving
Homer Dalton Odom
Robert Layfette Davis
Patiosa
Jim Tyre
Hubert Houston
Zulmer Wayne Swaler
Andrew Stewart Hunt
Samuel Fra Hope
Owen Simpson
Ralph “Cornelius
Hoy
Tames Harold “Milla
Lester Carlyle Huckab
Larkin Lafyetic
Leo Nicholson
Nathalia Loyd
George Lee Strought
Overton Ochis Williams
Claude Stone
Ted Woods
Clarence Leslie Barnes
Hope van H Washington Oo
Wesley Nelson Barton
Lloyd Samuel
Shackelford Bleving
Vernon Arnold
Columbus, Johnson, Fulton
Ezzie Bedford
Jessie James Stuart
Oliver Morrison
Marvin Les ’ Bennett
Sehivas Seees
Scott Williams
Ozan
C. Thomas
Author Nelson
Allen White
Wiliam Edgar Thaton
Royce Collier
Arthur Geeil
Otis Kensworthy Walden
Lester Willard Gilbert
Ben Adolphus
Won
Ers
Edward Walls Wachington
Lewis Hawkins
Eutel Francis Weaver
Thurman Varn Landes
Bernard van O'Steen
James Jasper Gray
Tillman David McBras McCaskill
L Harrom Hill
Jimmie Rubin Hannon
Warren Holston
Clarence Haynes Ealin
James Franklin
Mann
Edwin Roberts
James Finley Smith
Hope Noes
Robert Lighter
James Alvin Hamilton
John Curtis Powers Hope
Floyd Nelson
Hughes Young
Gustavia Phillips
Roy Don Kitchens
Wade Herbert
Gilbert
Dudley Gamble
PT A to Hold Book Review at City Hall
The High School Parent-Teacher Association hosts a book review at City Hall on Tuesday afternoon October 29 at 3 00 oclock. Mrs R Jackson will review The English Air by D E Stevenson. Admission is twenty five cents and the event aims to support the association budget and provide an engaging afternoon for attendees.
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Parent-Teacher Association
R. &. Jackson
D. E Stevenson
Jackson
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Court Favors Electric Co
Electorial College
Nation
Jasper, Newton Co
Troop 66
Hope Tabernacle Church
C.L. Wehunt
Foulton
Blevins Plans
J.M. Waddle
PT. A