Kickoff at 745 P M Marks Crucial Cats Contest
Hope High School hosts Camden Panthers in a make or break football showdown at the Hope Stadium at 7 45 p m. A big crowd is expected with fans traveling from Arkadelphia Murfreesboro Bradley and farther. Camden toiled with two key linemen lost to a death in the family worsening their outlook. Coach Hammons said his team will fight hard and seize the moment.
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Camden
Hope
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Tanner
Venter
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Sepme
Bobcats
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Hammons
Arkadelphia
Murfreesboro
Bradley
Rkani
Hope Confectionery
Nell Gwynn the London street girl who won Charles II
Nell Gwynn rose from a Brury Lane alley to become the king’s favorite and a beloved figure across Restoration England. Born to a Welsh soldier father and a troubled mother, she sold oranges near Drury Lane and later acted on stage. Her frank, loyal nature endeared her to the people despite court rivalries and rumors of royal romance with Louise de Kqueuil.
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Whais Thornton
NEA
Nell Gwynn
Uechin
Drury Lane
Charles Iiv
Nel Gwynn
London
Brury Lane
Nell
Slis Herek
Samuel Pepys
Gulia
England
Pert
Charles
Louise de Queryuailie
France
Editorial on Arkansas ballot amendments and voting guidance
Here and There Editorial argues voters should judge proposed amendments by official sponsorship and legislative debate. It reviews Amendment No 22 on charging information by prosecutors, No 23 on homestead tax exemption, No 25 on legislative reapportionment, Initiative Act No 1 free textbooks, and Initiative Act No 3 on criminal trial testimony.
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Alwys
Lee Cazert
Cazort
State Bar Association
Bar Association
Final Digest poll shows Landon favored with 1,293,669 votes
The Literary Digest presidential poll in forty eight states tallies Landon at 1,293,669 ballots, Roosevelt 972,807, Leake 83,814, among 2,976,525 total votes. The Baltimore Sun notes opposition to both major candidates as tainted by authoritarian government, while other minor bets and stray figures appear in the wrap.
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Landon
Roosevelt
Leake
Literary Digest
Vint Retucos of the 936 Presidential Post
The Literary Digest notes varied critiques describing wine and politics in a fragmented clipping. It mentions choices among writers and hints at a political column titled the 936 Presidential Post, with references to page six.
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Vint Retucos
Britain King in Speech Upon Spain
London reports King Bulward told Parliament the government will spare no effort to check brutality in Spain and keep events within Iberian boundaries. He expressed concerns and urged action after the recent three upheavals in Spain.
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Britain
Spain
London
Eng
Bulward
Whey
Peninstead
Louisiana Firm Sold to Eastern Air Lines
Eardo D. Denis vice president of the Weddell Williams Air corporation announced Friday the sale of his line to Eastern Air Lines Inc. The purchase marks a significant expansion for the carrier into Louisiana operations.
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Louisiana
Eastern Air Lines
New Orleans
Edirnod
Fragmentary Quote on Religion and Duty
A damaged OCR fragment contends with a moral reflection from Pope cited as a sober test of God and religion. It mentions a debtor who visits his creditor daily to discuss repayment yet never pays what is owed, illustrating enduring obligation.
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Pope
Hope Team to Attend Walter Musto Show If Victory
Hope football coach Arthur Swanke said on Friday that a win over Crinden would earn the entire Hope squad invitations to the Sprenger theater Tuesday night to see Walter Musto in Doulsworth.
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Hope
Arthur Swanke
Crinden
Sprenger Theater
Walter Musto
Doulsworth
New Capital Onside Meeting Ahead Of Special Train
Hope fans urged to meet the special train from Camden to aid arrival for the game. Officials listed include Kerns Howard ref, Carl Dalrymple umpire, O Neal of Hope as headlinesman, and team lineups with players such as Gillespie, Keil, Holly Tanner, B Parsons, Patterson, Stowe, Rowsey, Cathey, Blair, and McDurful. Game set for 3 o clock with Camden, Ark as site.
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Hickets
New Capital Heetel
Jicks
Hope
Webb
Hanmons
Cameleon
Wite Kerns Howard
Carl Dalrymple
Evans
Texarkana
O'Neal
Ameleceper
O'Clork
Sterling
Iuld
Camden
Romsay Gillespie
Magney Quimby
Keil
Goudsaine
Holly Tanner
B. Parsons , Patterson
Stowe Singleton
Rowsey H. Cathey
Ene Spears
Collins
W. Passes
Blair
Powder
Buddy Sadler Pleads Guilty in Bank Robbery Case
Linden Texas reports Buddy Sadler alias Texy-Tudly Sadler, an escaped Arkansas convict, pleaded guilty on Friday in the trial for the robbery of the First National Bank of Atlanta. A 23 year sentence was agreed upon, with the jury to return a verdict after evidence was presented.
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Linden
Tudly Sadler
Arkansas
Builty
First National Bank
Atlanta
Shipping Tied Up by Pacific Strike
A strike of seven thousand waterfront ail ing workers paralyzed Pacific Coast shipping, with about 120 ships tied up in Pacific ports. Unions and steamship companies clashed on six major points in proposed labor reforms, raising fears of a national escalation potentially spreading to Eastern and Gulf ports.
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San Francisco
Calif
Uctions
Pacific
Gulf
Randolph Meriwether
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Lorado Taft, Sculptor, Succumbs in Chicago
Chicago obituary notes sculptor Lorado Taft, aged 76, died after a week illness. The famed artist, known for public works and monumental pieces, passed away in Chicago with contemporaries mourning his loss.
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Lorado Taft
Chicago
Lsurieken
Papalysis
Bob Burns Dedicates Piece to Hope Visitor on Air
Hollywood star Bob Burns dedicated a radio piece to a friend in Hope Arkansas stopping at Hotel Barlow. He sent the salute to J. L. Kraft of Chicago who visited with D. J. Riddle for an inspection of the Kraft Phenix plant. Kraft telegraphed Burns wishing to join him at the Barlow Hotel for chicken.
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Hope
Bob Burns
Hollywood
Ark
Barlow
Burns
J. L. Kraft
Chicago
D. J. Riddle
Hope Kraft-Phenix
Bing Crosby
Kraft-Phenix
Kraft
Mr. Kraft
Barlow Hotel
John Barlow
Lilue Reel
Red Burns
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
NASHVILLE Tenn Special There is a long running theory that war comes after earth has exhausted its population. If correct, we are not headed for war but must curb motorists to cut highway deaths. Traffic mishaps caused 25 850 deaths in the first nine months this year, up from the prior year. Some figures show the farm price surge slowing though. An issue of the Literary Digest was barred in Japan.
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Nashville
Tenn
Literary Digest
Japan
Lene
Mollison Breaks Atlantic Record in Eastward Flight
Captain James A. Mollison shattered speed records across the Atlantic as he landed in Croydon after leaving Newfoundland. He averaged 160 mph, completed the New York Harbor Grace leg in 6 hours 41 minutes, and finished the full crossing in 19 hours 39 minutes despite bad weather. A small crowd greeted the veteran flyer, who plans to rest briefly before attempting a Cape Town record.
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Croydon
Eng
Atlantic
James A. Mollison Lander
Newfoundland
London
Harbor Grace
New York
Mollison
Cape Town
South Africa
Madrid Forces in Attack on Rebels
Government forces, reinforced with new warplanes and modern tanks, battled Friday to drive the Fascist line from Madrid. Freshmen were rushed to the front ranks as the second day of the battle opened with Madrid shells at Torrejon De Velasey.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Torrejon DeVelasey
Mississippi Solons in Extra Session Nov. 23
Governor White called the Mississippi legislature into an extraordinary session on November 23 to provide financial aid for the schools. The move aims to address funding needs for education and support public schools across the state.
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Mississippi Solons
Jackson, Miss
White Friday
Mississippi
Rotary club forum weighs amendment drive in Hope
Hope attorneys debated Proposed Amendment No 3 and No 22 during a Rotary club open forum. Jol Vesey L F Monroe and W S Atkins spoke, opposing tax exemption expansion and criminal trial provisions amid concerns about jury protection and prosecutorial power. A separate note mentions squabs hindering courthouse gears at Carthage Me.
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McFaddin
Rotary Club
Jol Vesey
L. F. Monroe
Ws, Atkins
So. A. Graves
The
Hope
D, Parsons
P. Ramse
Vesey
Monroe
Arkansas
Hempstead Cotty
Atkins
Fia Atkins
Jon
Graves
Cotton Prices in New Orleans Close Lower in Week
The Associated Press reports New Orleans cotton futures fell Friday with a 14.64 peak and 14.59 close. Spot cotton ended steady at middling 12.04, reflecting general market firmness.
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New Orleans
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