Builders School Program At City Hall Monday Announced
The Agricultural Extension Service will sponsor a Builders School Monday October 3 starting at 10 p m at City Hall. The program lists ten sessions led by Melva Bullington Oliver J Adams Fred Venrick and others covering house plans blueprints foundations log walls roofs electricity water and sewage rural electrification and farmstead landscaping with county officials and specialists presenting summaries and general guidance.
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Builders
Agricultural Extension Service
Melva Bullington
Oliver J. Adams
House Plan Service
Fred Venrick
Portland Cement Association
Yoorlat
Fred Venricl
Hempstead
Frank J. Hill
Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation
Oliver L. Adams
Anp
If. F. Rider
Karpis Harboring Case Goes to the Jury on Saturday
In Hot Springs defense lawyers argued Grace Goldstein, linked to gangster Alvin Karpis, is guilty only of harboring him while denying a conspiracy. They attacked prosecutors as harassing Hot Springs police and sought to minimize prostitution context, with final pleas set for noon Saturday as jurors weigh harboring and conspiracy charges.
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Little Rock
United States District Court
Grace Goldstein
Alvin Karpis
Public Enemy No. 1
Hot Springs
Drew Bowers
Herbert
Dutch) Akers
Cecil Brock
Ormer
Grover T. Owens
Joe Whakelin
United States
Freel Isgrig
Qweng
Isgrig
Karpis
Sam Robinson
Goldstein
Mr. Robinson
Alvin Kaypis
Bowers
New England
Leon B. Catlett
Cecil, Bruck
Akers
F. B
Cranium Crackers True or False Quiz Clue
A short reader brain teaser asks readers to judge five statements for truthfulness. Antwerp is not the capital of Belgium. Edward John Morton Drax Blunkett is not a famous British writer. A waravel is not a musical instrument. Hitler did not become Germanys dictator in 1833. The tomb of George Washington is at Mount Vernon. Answers on Classified Page.
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Antwerp
Edward John Morton Drax Blunkett
Hitler
Germany
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Part of Hope High School Fence Destroyed by Fire
Fire damaged about 50 feet of the east fence surrounding Hope High School football field at 4 30 Saturday morning. Authorities suspect disgruntled footballers caused the blaze. three separate points burned debris cleared to prevent grass fire. No arrests yet. Hope Fire Department extinguished the flames.
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Hope High School
Hope Fire Department
Smuggled Goods in Judge's Residence Case Unfolds
federal agents searched the wardrobe of Mrs. Lauer wife of state Supreme Court Justice Edgar J. Lauer after a raid on their New York apartment eight agents searched four large valises for Parisian garments allegedly smuggled by Albert N. Chaperau a Nicaraguan commercial attache held on $20 000 bail. Justice Lauer denied knowledge of the garments calling the maid’s story exaggerated and saying she sought revenge over him firing her.
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New York
Systems
State
Supreme Court
Edgar J. Lauer
Laver
United States
Joseph L. Delaney
Albert N. Chaperau
France
Rose Weber
Lauer
Chanemau
Italy Concedes a Point to Germany on Appeasement
In Rome Mussolini spoke to Fascists on the 16th anniversary of the march on Rome and voiced optimism about European appeasement as talks continued between Rome and Berlin. German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop met with Italian Foreign Minister Ciano to discuss Hungary's claim on Ruthenia and Czechoslovakia, with expectations of a plebiscite settlement and likely opposition to a joint Hungarian Polish frontier.
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Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Palazzo Venezia
von Ribbentrop
Cigne
Hope High Edges Camden 13 6 in Conference Battle
Hope High School rallied from a early Camden lead to win 13 to 6 in a conference clash. Camden built a 7 6 halftime edge on a 70 yard second quarter drive and a first period score, then Hope surged late in the game with Parsons and Coleman guiding a drive to regain the lead and seal the victory.
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Hope High
Camden
Bobcats
Dean Parsons
Hope
Coleman
Parsons
Taylor
Rush
Panthers
Bobby Ellen
Canthen
Panther
Mope
Smith
Sonny Murphy
Bundy
Murphy
Jimmy Taylor
Mauch
Turner
Jimmy Tayler
Gaiy
Baker
Fire Toll at Marseille Rises to 56 Dead
Official death list from Friday night’s blaze in Marseille grew to 56 with fears the toll could reach 100. Many missing, notably in the Nouvelles Galleries de Paris department store where the fire began, as heaps of bodies were reported beneath a collapsed staircase.
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Marseille
France
Nouvelles Galleries de Paris
Dayton School Closure Blocked by Judge’s TRO
Common Pleas Judge Null M. Hodapp issued a temporary restraining order preventing the Dayton Board of Education from closing the city’s schools serving about 34,000 students. The board planned to keep the doors open Monday pending a hearing on a permanent injunction. Richard Withrow, the board’s sole dissenting member, filed the petition after the board cited a bare treasury and a $6,000 deficit as reasons for the closing.
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Dayton
Ohio
Common Pleas
Null M. Hodapp
Dayton Board of Education
Richard Withrow
Public Labor Meet Planned At Hope City Hall
Local labor officials and large delegations from Hope trades met to discuss routine matters and elect officers for a wood workers local. A factory delegation sought a charter as it nears organizing. Violations of Wagner Act Section Seven were filed. A mass meeting at Hope city hall on Friday night November 4 invites public attendance with national labor leaders as speakers.
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Trades and Industres
Hope
Hope City Hall
Malvern
Texarkana
American Federation of Labor
W. F. Hutchens
J. W. Anderson
United Brick and Clay Workers of America
Mind Your Manners If Mi Bag U S Pee On
Test your knowledge of correct social usage by answering five questions about roughing it on hunting trips and guests. The piece offers scenarios on generosity with praise, boring details, and handling hosts who dominate with travel tales, with suggested best actions and answers.
New Deal Faces Rough Road in Eastern Senate Races
Roosevelt era alignments shift as primary losses for Pope McAdoo and Dietrich signal trouble for New Deal loyalists. In New York Wagner Mead versus Corsi O Brian potential clash hinges on Lehman-Dewey result. Pennsylvania Governor Earle faces Davis contest amid scandals. G.O.P. hopes to gain several seats.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pope
Idaho
New
McAdoo
California
Dietrich
Tllindis
Senate
McGill
Kansas
Duffy
Wisconsinn
Bulkley
Ohio
Fred Brown
New Hampshire
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
New Jersey
South Dakota
Oregon
Conneticut
Iowa
Colorado
Davis
Pennsylvania
Nye
North Dakota
Gibson
Vermont
Bulkey
New York
Robert F. Wagner
James M. Mead
John Lord O'Brian
Edward F. Corsi
Lehman
Dewey
Wagner
O'Brian
American Labor Party
A. F. of L
LaGuardia
TVA
Supreme Court
Corsi
George Earle
Earle
James J. ‘Puddier" Davis
Earley
Charles A. Jones
Joe Guffey
John J. Lewis
England is Appointed Guarantee Mutual Agent
Wayne H. England of Hone has been appointed general agent for the Guarantee Mutual Life company and will base headquarters in Texarkana. He will cover 20 northeast Texas counties and maintain an office in the Texarkana National Bank building. The Englands reside at 1224 Blue Street in Texarkana, Texas with their small son.
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Wayne H. England
Hone
Ben
Guarantee Mutual Life Company
Texarkana
Texas
Texarkana National Bank
England
Blue Street
Cotton opens steady as New Orleans market closes flat
In New Orleans on Saturday December cotton opened at 866 and closed at 866 67. Spot cotton closed steady with middling prices quoted around 8.77 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Plan for Big Crowd at Halloween Dance
Hope Country club members prep for a large Halloween frolic at the clubhouse Monday night. Decorations and stunts under discussion. Ben Burton and his 12 piece orchestra from Shreveport engaged. Dance starts at 10 p.m. Public invited.
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The
Hope Country Club
Ben Burton
Negro Orchestra
Shreveport
A Thought God Hath Promised Pardon to Repentant
A pithy moral note from Anselia asserts that God promises pardon to those who repent while warning that repentance is not guaranteed to those who merely sit idly by. The remark stresses active contrition as the path to forgiveness.
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Anselia
French Party Pushes World Economic Conference
The French Radical-Socialist party urged a world economic conference to align relations among major powers. They called for Britain France and Italy to shape a framework through a coordinated approach. Premier Edouard Daladier’s group stressed economic ties and cooperation with the United States potential support.
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Marseille
France
Edouard Daladier
Great
Accident Probe by Prescott Officers
Prescott officers investigated a Thursday automobile wreck in which 18 year old Howard Wake died several hours later in a local hospital. Wake, son of Harry Wake of Rosston, was reportedly riding on a car fender when another vehicle sideswiped his car and knocked him about 20 feet.
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Prescott, Ark
Brad
Howard Wake
Wake
Harry Wake
Rosston
Richberg Urges Revised Labor Act to End Industrial Warfare
Former NRA administrator and railway unions lawyer Donald R. Richberg told President Roosevelt at a White House luncheon that the Wagner act should be revamped to include more mediation and cooperation. He argued for a two sided approach to secure labor and management after contracts, citing the railway labor act as a model for mediating disputes and stabilizing conditions during impasses amid looming rail worker strikes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Isbor
Richberg
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Mrs. Goldstein
Federal District Court
Ruthenia
By Leonard Ellis
Ohio City
NEA
New Deal
Ohio, Battlefield
Lehman-Dewey
By Rodney Dutcher
Tope Star
Washington Correspondent
Robert Warner
Renee
Rep
James Mead
Ely
Barbour
Edward Corsi
Res. Publican
Sen
James J. Davis
Ohioyatt Rep
Bulksley
Dem
F.D
Ladeburg
Prescott
Fender
Labor Act
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