Negro Training School Is Opened In Yerger High
The leadership training school at the southwest Arkansas conference of the C. M. A. church opens at Yerger High School with Rev Biship J. A. Bray and Rev. F. D. Adams leading the minister's class of 32 preachers. White instructors include Mrs. W. F. Bates, Mrs. John B. Koonce, Mrs. E. P. O’Neal, and Mrs. John H. Arnold handling children, sewing, crafts, and guidance.
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Southwest Arkansas
C. M. A. Church
Yerger High School
Biship J. A. Bray
Episcopal
F. D. Adams
DeAnn
Lenlie Olds
Register
C. A. Kaycandal
W. F. Bates
Little Rock
John B. Koonce
E. P. O'Neal
John H. Arnold
German Bombers Strike. Warsaw Battles, Berlin Warns
Berlin reports Germany orders forceful actions toward Poland as Warsaw endures three air raid alarms with explosions heard but no damage or casualties. Berlin cites Polish violations of the frontier and declares dangerous territory for foreigners while warning neutral ships away from Danzig harbors.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Poland
Adolf Hitler
Gdynia
Thefuehrer
Baltic
Danzig
Tatra Mountains
East Prussia
Baltic Sea
Noise In The Turkey Roost Causes Panic Near Moberly
A farmer near Moberly reported 390 turkeys missing at 3 a m. Deputies traced the birds to a trail before learning they had been frightened and later returned to their roost, causing a brief scare with no loss.
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Moberly
Turky
August 1914 and August 1939 contrasts in war impact
The piece contrasts August 1914 and August 1939, noting how markets reacted to war. It explains the shift from panic to boom, America’s rise as financier to Allies, and current expectations that war would temper yet not trigger a runaway boom. It highlights policy tools and public sentiment toward potential conflict.
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America
England
France
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Kaiser
Hitler
German Leader Vows Forceful Stand Over Polish Border
A speech declares Germany will meet perceived insults with force as it asserts a resurrected nation will defend its life and honor. It urges soldiers to uphold old military traditions and pledge loyalty to the Reich. Nearby a prairie dog town in Kansas stretches along the Smoky Hill divide with deep water tables.
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Germany
Reich
Trego County
Kan
Smoky Hill River
Colorado
A King Who Remembered in Hezekiah’s Reform Lesson
Sunday School Lesson by William Gilroy reflects on heredity environment and mothers in shaping character. It contrasts Abaz with son Hezekiah, detailing Ahaz’s desecration of temple and Hezekiah’s bold purification restoring worship and national sanctification through Passover. It suggests mass movements toward health and righteousness are possible.
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William £. Gilroy
Advance
Abaz
Judah
Hezekiah
Ahaz
Israel
Tilgath-pilneser
Assyria
Jeruesalem
Jerusalem
First Baptist Church to Welcome Dr Dillard on Sunday
First Baptist Church Willan Russell Anilin pastor announces a Sunday of significant events. Dr J E Dillard from Nashville Tennessee will preach Sunday morning with services at 10 30 after an earlier Sunday school at 9 15. The Baptist Training Union meets at 7 00 and all are invited.
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First Baptist Church
Willan Russell Anilin
First Baptists Church
J. E. Dillard
Nashville
Tennessee
Dillard
Baptist Training Union
Unity Baptist Church
Salles
Kitlle
Garrett Memorial Baptist revival plan announced
Hoffis A Purtle, master, opens Sunday school at 9 45 with Gracy Hairston as superintendent. A weekly lesson invites all to attend. All B P T classes meet at 7 00 p m. A revival begins the second Sunday in September and all are invited to attend and work.
First Baptist Church to Host Dr. J. E. Dillard Speaker
Pastor William Russell Hamilton announces Dr. J. E. Dillard from Nashville will preach at the First Baptist Church Sunday at 10 30 AM. A full church is expected with overflow into the auditorium and annex. Sunday school starts at 9 30 AM and all Christians are invited to attend both services.
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First Baptist Church
William Russell Hamilton
Southern Baptists
J. E. Dillard
Nashville
Tennessee
The
Baptist Church
Dillard
Local church services led by pastors in Sunday worships
First Methodist Church resumes both morning and evening services with Rev. Kenneth L. Spere returning from a twelve day revival in Waldo. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at 10:50 a.m. sermon topics include Matthew the Publican and Love Loyalty and Duty. Mid week service planned for next Wednesday.
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First Methodist Church
Kenneth L. Spere
Methodist Church
Hope
Waldo
Mathew
Patchy Russia backs mission with vague mandate
A fragmented report notes Russia completed a military task without clear rights or mandate. Molotoff criticizes England for demanding aggression clauses to dodge obligations, contrasting with a Whitt-style pact. A Rhode Island baby enjoys steak. depression looms in New England. a woodworker carves a WPA statue as public perception of workers is debated.
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Molotoff
England
France
Soviet Union
Whitt
Rhode Island
New England
WPA
Notices consolidate land titles in Hempstead County Arkansas
In Hempstead Chancery Court M Thomas and Mary H Thomas sue to quiet title to lands in Township 18 South Range 24 West and other described parcels totaling about 24844 acres. Defendants warned to appear within thirty days to answer. Also a separate warning order issued against multiple Witherspoon heirs and others regarding fractional quarters of Section 1 Township 1 South Range 26 West. Rae Bailey Clerk.
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Wempstead County
Arkansas
Chancery Court of
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Chancery Court
West Hall
Shover Springs
Falcon Road
Suit Road
J. M. Reece
L. M. Thomas
Mary H. Thomas
Ralph Bailey
Chancery Cour
Victoria Witherspoon
Cleveland
Carnell Witherspoon
Ora Lee Witherspoon
Porter
Evalina Witherspoon
Hopson
Johnie Die Witherspoon
Johnnie Witherspoon
Elmore Witherspoon
D. W. Witherspoon
Mack Witherspoon
Ollie Witherspoon
G.T. Blankenship
G. T. Blankenship
Farmers Royalty Holding Company
2 Corporation
Farmers Mutual Royalty Syndicate, Inc
N. E
Army
ANEY
Ralsh Bailey
Cleveland's politics and industry face shifting balance in 1940 race
Bruce Catton notes Cleveland shifts in 1938 politics with Roosevelt split, warnings of a GOP edge in Ohio for 1940. Industry shows mixed revival as steel and machine tools rise, clothing improves, and housing tightness grows. WPA costs loom. relief funding and 25 percent city share debated.
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Roosevelt
Trarold &. Burton
Ohio
England
Cleveland
WPA
Harrington
Washington
Bur Clover as Winter Cover by Farmers in Bxlown Creek
Farmers in Bxlown Creek Conservation Service Project are planting Bur Clover this month to provide winter cover and winter pasture, while serving as a green manuring crop. Twenty-two farmers had weed multiplication plots last winter and plan to adopt the system this season based on results observed. Bur Clover offers advantages over other cover crops, including earlier maturation, benefiting the growing season.
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Mareh
Bxlown Creek Sur
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