Defensive Style of Panthers Puts Locals in Bad Hole
Hope High School defeated Camden 10 to 0 as Spears passed to W Parsons for a 50 yard gain and a late 15 yard run to the end zone. Parsons, Moore, and Reese starred on defense and special teams, with Camden’s early quick kick and several punt exchanges shaping a defensive battle.
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Cane Ts
Camlen
Arkansas
Bobcats
Spears
W. Parsons
Parsons
Camden
Southwest Arkansas
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Gesnden
Hill
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Camdien Lea
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Kizzia
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Hanmedi
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Hape
Kizen
Rosa
Chanes
McDaniels
Dater Kizzia
Louse
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Reese
Channel A
Parson
Toitchdawls
Sin
Kizzi
Collins
Kertis Howsard
Dalrymple
Buck
Gruiman
Kkleked Evins
Hundred Twenty Bales Sold In Big Arkansas Cotton Deal
The sale, described as the season’s largest in southwest Arkansas, saw Hanner & Russell of Bentley transfer 1,200 bales to C. A. Kimball for Ferguson Cotton Co. of Shreveport. The 1,200 bales fetched $80,000, with 400 bales of extra long staple selling at 150 cents per pound.
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Arkansas
Hanner & Russell
Bentley
C. A. Kimball
Ferguson Cotton Company
Shreveport
Pak Russell
Hope
Bradley
Carnival tragedy ends in double death at midway
In Nashville Arkansas a carnival scene turned deadly when Grady Molly, a police officer, shot and killed 40 year old Goldie McClanahan during a concession with her husband. Police believe robbery motive centered on a $3000 stash. Molly fled but died by self harm amid the chaos as onlookers heard her screams and a pursuing crowd closed in.
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Nashville
Ark
Grady Molly
Goldie McClanhan
Molly
McClaushans Suvi
McClanahan
Ny Bradley
Campaign Closing on Saturday Night
The 1936 campaign nears its end as Roosevelt and Landon prepare final speeches Saturday night. Analysts estimate turnout exceeding 45 million, with over 6 million more voters than 1932. Roosevelt to speak at Madison Square Garden. Landon arrives in St Louis for Missouri talks.
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Landon Anul
AML
New York
Madison Square Garden
Landon
St. Louis
Missouri
Roosevelts New York Rally Attacks Sinister Forces
President Roosevelt denounced Republican leadership as being driven by sinister forces that blocked social legislation. He spoke at a Brooklyn Academy of Music rally hosted by Kings County Democrats, drawing a large crowd and mocking rivals as the campaign moves toward Madison Square Garden broadcasts and a Hyde Park appearance before election eve.
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New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Kings County
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Madison Square Garden
Hyde Park
Recreation Leaders Meet at Hope City Hall
Ten clubs gathered at Hope City Hall for a county wide recreation planning meeting led by Miss Jane Donahue of the University of Arkansas. She outlined goals and pitfalls for rural leaders, noting recreation now includes culture and education beyond games and urged club presidents to develop monthly local leadership and sponsor social activities.
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Hope City Hall
Melva Bullington
Jane Donahue
College of Agriculture University of Arkansas
Donahue
Miss Donahue
C. R. White
Columbus Club
Riley Lewallen
Green Laseter
T. H. Butler
Rocky Mound
W. E. Elmne
Washington
B. J. Holt
Allen
O. A. McKnight
C. R. Wiite
Lee Garrald
Mresent
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Hinton
Six Dead in Blast Aboard Greek Steamer Petrachis
An explosion aboard the Greek steamer Petrachis Noinikus in Amsterdam harbor killed six crew members and injured nine others. Fifteen crewmen were rescued as fire spread from an oil bunker, threatening nearby buildings while the vessel burned at its berth.
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Amsterdam
Hasi
Petrachis Noinikus
Wise
Love Frantic King George IV and the Founding of a Royal Romance
The 19th century counterpart to Wallis Simpson, Maria Fitzherbert, a Catholic commoner, drew the King’s ardent court and dangerous reputation. Thornton portrays her resistance, the king’s dramatic self-stabs claim, and a perilous romance that ended with scandal, debt, and public censure amid courtly intrigues.
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Tewhee
Wallis Simpson
England
Maria Fitzherbert
George IV of
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Perdita Robinson
George
Mrs. Fitzherbert
Dr. R. M. Wilson Speaking in Little Rock
Dr. R. M. Wilson, medical missionary of the Southern Presbyterian church in Korea, will discuss Christ and the Modern World at the First Presbyterian Church in Little Rock. He has spent 10 years in missionary work among Latins, hails from Columbus in Hempstead county, and studied at Arkansas Collegiate Institute and Duke University before interning at a St. Louis hospital.
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Little Rock
R. M. Wilson
Southern Presbyterian Church
Soonghun
Korea
First Presbyterian
Fighth
Scott Streets
Tipoi
Dave
Wilson
Columbus
Hempstead County
Arkansas Collegiatesville
Duke University
St. Louis
Fall Rains Cut Farm Prices and Boost Crops
The Agriculture Department reported fall rains ended drought damage and aided crops, causing a three point drop in the October average price of farm products. Farmers received 121 percent of prewar levels on October 15, down from 1124 percent on September 15.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Fifty Are Reported Killed in India Quake and Tornado Toll
Fifty persons are reported killed and about 14,000 homeless after a devastating quake and a preceding tornado struck Ubiraliy near Madras on Friday. Local authorities assess structural damage as rescue teams search for survivors amid widespread devastation.
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India
Madras
Ubiraliy
New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher on Spot Market
The Associated Press reports New Orleans cotton opened at 11.60 and closed at 11.62 3/4 cents. Spot cotton finished four points higher, with middling at 12.08.
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New Orleane
New Orleans
Hempstead County Democrats Exceed Quota For National Fund
Hempstead county Democrats report total contributions of 1734.70 to the Democratic presidential campaign fund, doubling the original quota after a 54 percent increase as Arkansas totals rise. National figures show Arkansas pledges near 9000 with hopes to hit 100000, aided by small gifts from diverse groups including Black Democrats supporting Roosevelt and Garner.
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Hempstead
Democratic Committee
Chai W. S. Atkins
Arkan
Atkins
Clifton Scott
Litle
Natio’ocratic Committee
Scott
Hoseph
Eryone
Nater
National ‘Committee
Arkansas
Roose Overelt J
Garner
Stork Derby heats up as Canadian race nears finish
In Toronto, Mrs Isbel MacLean surged into a tie for first in the Stork Derby claiming nine children in ten years. The $500000 bequest by Charles Vance Miller tempts the mother who bore the most children in the decade. Lily Kenny, in labor with her tenth, faced a final day to break the tie amid a looming legal complication.
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Toronto
Isbel MacLean
Charles Vance Miller
Airs. MacLean
Ontario
Lily Kenny
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Bowling Green report notes voter turnout talk and political fault lines as a Los Angeles man seeks divorce over cooking concerns amid election season chatter and a reference to the New Deal era.
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Bowling Green
Supreme Court
Los Angeles
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