Much Cotton Loss in Harvesting Highlighted
Nearly a half million dollars was lost by cotton growers last year due to poor harvesting and handling. Oliver L. Adams cites a U S Department of Agriculture report via C A Vines asst extension agronomist of the University of Arkansas. Recommendations urge thorough drying when cotton is green or damp before gin ing and seed cotton storage to prevent heating. A Hempstead County improvement meeting is set for Sept 15 at Piney Grove and Bingen with state cotton specialist C A Vines assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver L. Adams
Agricultural Marketing Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
C. A. Vines
University of Arkansas College of ‘Agriculture
Vines
Arkansas
Hempstead
J. B. Johnson
Piney Grove
Rowden
Richard Wolff
Bingen
Stoneville
Reconstruction and National Defense in Postwar Europe Book Review
A critical survey reviews The Reconstruction of Europe by Guillermo Perna and other 1940s works, weighing whether Roosevelt could mirror Alexander I and reshape Europe after Napoleon. It highlights analyses of industrial progress, defense needs, and the authors’ cautious optimism about postwar order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tullyrand
Alexander I
Europe
Putnams
Gulielmo’ Perna
Ferraro
United States
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Pinch and Thomas Rise as Independent Hollywood Producers
Hollywood publicists Bill Pinch and Bill Thomas seek to prove owners of three films show Hollywood can self produce. They finance, staff, and shoot with their own studio and budgets, featuring Chester Morris in No Hands on the Clock and aviation titles Forced Landing and Flying Blind. They aim to boost careers of old and new stars like Evelyn Brent Charlotte Henry and James Kirkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bill Pinch
Bill Thomas
Williams Thomas
Pine
Paramount
Dick Arlen
Ed Churchill
Chester Morris
Thomas
Movietown
Oldsters
Evelyn Brent
Charlotte Henry
James Kirkwood
Four New Books Expose Nazi Power and World Fear
Highlights of recent titles reveal how the Nazi regime shapes power and finance. My New Order compiles Hitler’s utterances from 1922 to 1941, Pattern of Conquest offers a clear Berlin briefing, The Spoil of Europe decodes Nazi economics, and France on Berlin Time analyzes German sway over France.
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Russia
Hitler
Blue
New Order
Adolf Hitler
Reynal & Hitchcock
Berlin
Germany
Doubleday Doran
Joseph C. Harsch
Harsch
Custer
America
Thomas Reveille
Europe
Norton
France
Lippincott
Thomas Kernan
Veterans and casting lure in Paramount project
The article notes Kirkwood's strong return in his first real role since June 1932 and praises Pine and Thomas for highlighting Eva Gubur Dan Castie and Red Cameron on the Paramount stock list. It highlights the quirky casting choice of a corpse played by Claire James, a former Miss America, who accepts the role after it’s explained the plot centers on her death and public chatter about it.
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Kirkwood
Paramount
Pine
Thomas
Eva Gubur
Dan Castie
Red Cameron
Claire James
Miss James
Three Soldiers Help Marines After Arkansas Incident
In South Arkansas clashes between Red and Blue armies of the Second Army, three soldiers snatched from buses near Crossett were accused of sabotage. Marine Sergeants from El Dorado intervened, escorting the prisoners to Riley, Kansas, then releasing them to the Marines for return home after efforts to resolve the dilemma.
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EL Dorado
U.S
Army
Leathernecks
South
Arkansas
Red
Blue
Second Army
Riley
Kansas
Blue Army
New Crosett
Red Army
Marine Corps
Ark
William Allen White and The Wilsons Featured in Two Biographies
Everett Rich profiles William Allen White, famed Kansas editor and national figure, in William Allen White the Man From Emporia. The book traces his long journalism career, shifting political stances, and influence as a pacifist leader who tempered public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Lafarge
Wilsons
Cowavel-McCain
White
Everett Rich
Kansas
William Allen White
Shover Springs Club Meeting Recaps September Session
The Shover Springs Club met with Mrs. Early Me Williams on September 8. Eight members and four visitors attended as President Mrs. M 4 Williams called the meeting to order at 2 p.m. A scripture devotion from Proverbs was read. Members shared news about their children’s schooling while minutes were read and approved. Committees were announced, and reports included a County Council Meeting summary from Little Rock and fall garden seed lists. Mrs. McWilliams reported on a Farm Bureau meeting in Trot Springs. Dues, varnish removal tips, and a recipe demonstration preceded a social hour and prize package drawing. The gathering adjourned to meet with Mrs. J 8 Beekworth in October.
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Aps Bogland
Hugh Laseter
Joe England
Vogh Laseleo
Sam Bogle
Uaeris
Little Ravk
Chip Off the Old Block Shot to Coal and Shiveweed
Ben Alan Beaver Jr a 20 year old Utah Oma ha University senior following his father Shenandoah insurance path. He clears farm willow stumps at Hamburg then teams with a mine owner to mine timber earning 10000 worth of coal shipped by truck. Bud Beaver markets shiveweed in Hamburg newspaper.
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Shenandoan
Ben Alan
Ruel" Beaver, Jr
Omaha University
aguMman
Shenandoah Insurance
Bud
Hamburg
Bua
Longest nonstop passenger run in U S rail history
A record nonstop service stretches 3245 miles between Salt Lake City Utah and Caliirte Nevada aboard a single railroad train. The headline notes the extreme length of the journey and the sustained operation across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Salt Lake City
Utah
Caliirte
Nev
Bride’s Summer Canning Goes Awry in Mysterious Slip
A fragment notes a bride in frustration over a mishap with fruit she canned during summer. The brief hints at a domestic mishap affecting daily life and future plans, with no further specifics.
Hope Black Chamber of Commerce Plans Drive
At the Hope Black Chamber of Commerce meeting held at chamber headquarters on Wednesday night September 17, Pike Wilson chairs the committee for a membership drive and a poll tax campaign. The group urged pastors to join the effort and called for a public mass meeting to install officers with Albert Graver mayor invited to speak. AJ R. McKinley is president and W. Clark executive secretary. Headquarters are at 210 B Third.
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Fape Negro Chamber of Commerce
Smiuker
Gell
Pike Wilson
Chambery
Chamber
Albert Graver
City of Hope
Pope
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NEA
Adishes
Allied
Oklahoma Tire & Supply Co
Bob Elmore
Hope
South Hozel Street
Franks & Son
W. T
Cline Franks
South Main
Kelly Refrigeration Service
Automotive Supply Co
Russell's Cafe
Hope Star
Thomas Beer
Hanna
Knupf
Mark
Harpers
Uncle Sam
Bbitz
Harcourt Brace
Hans Habel
Macmillan
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
J.R. Williams
Noe
NEA Service
U.S. Pat. OF
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Gosle Or
Mena
Z6gth
Coast Artillery
Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Booneville
Nations
Leo Nyberg
Cedric Weehunt
LUM and
Sener
Noyen
Henry Wiederkehr
Altus
George H.d. Pratt
North Tle Cock Veterans Facility
THE
American Legion
Harrison
Hall Bros
Hall Bros. Cleaners and Hatters
Yuvatan
Mexico
Lawrence Dame
Shover Springs Club Meeting
Perkison's Jewelry Store
South Walnut
Negro C
Lydia EK
Pinknam
Directiviy
AQL
Reiuuls
Hope Cigar Store
Krogers
Southern
Cooper
Ation
N Bell Telephone Company
Wester
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