Czech Republic Armed to the Hilt Bluff Germany
Walter M. Jannison reports from Prague on Czech military mobilization and the resolve of the people as Prague hosts the defense minister, noting Czech troops and equipment comparing favorably with U S outfits. He observes second year service regiments in Milovice and their drill, firepower, and readiness amid looming crisis.
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Czech Republic
Germany
Walter M. Chickson
Okiboyan
Okdahoma
Okdahoma City
Bee
London
Europe
Prague
Czech
Walter Mf Jannison
Republic
Ie Gormatt
Adolf Hite
Stolid
Oteogod
Syrovy
Berlin
Milovice
Fort Sill
Fort Say Houston
United States
Record Opening Day Enrollment Sets New High at Local High
Te public schools opened with a record attendance on opening day. Four white schools and a Negro high school report strong enrollments, with totals likely surpassing 2 0 0 0 by week’s end. Principal Jimmie Jones and Superintendent Miss Beryl Henry addressed students at the opening session.
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Aumry
Paisley
Oxlesby
Jimmie Jones
Prhiepal
Frertick Taylor
Ancient Burly
Tet Gondess Hamiusuas
Catc Sher
Rotenberry Court Decision Sets Ballot Action Oct 20
Arkansas Supreme Court addressed a suit by Hogs to bar a pension proposal from the November general election ballot. The court granted a temporary stay allowing an intervention to keep the plan off the ballot while Waters Test case proceeds. A prohibition order stalls further action until the chancery court rules on the intervention.
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Lette Hogs
Arkansas Supreme Court
Rotenberry Akso
Tesday No Bea
Grammed
Rotenheres
Little Roch
Tietiste Wits
Atiraaieaily
Larceny cases and thefts dominate circuit court docket
Nesro Hogan and James Hogan faced circuit court arraignments with bonds set at $600 for Hogan and $25 to $40 ranges for other defendants. Arraignments cover alleged thefts from Tope and Husk locations, with multiple defendants charged including Conwell Jackson for assault and others listed for petty offenses.
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James Hogan
Neere
Hugh Sehual Junior
Hope Arcnicipal Court
Weno
Johnie Lee Brown
Geand Liveways
Viredit
West Doe
Vadtotlang
Attelira
Arkiansas Weihout A Legis
Conwell Jackson
Prague commerce booms as war clouds loom in prague films soar
Despite jitters and gas masks in Prague, movie houses thrive led by Gary Cooper in Marco Polo as citizens endure wartime rationing. Soldiers ride in armored convoys back to Berlin style rumors and patriotism mix with daily life. Prague anchors a vast defensive web with highways rail lines and a 400000 strong army poised for swift action.
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Prague
Praguie
TIO
Gary Cooper
Marco Polo
Mind Your Manners Quiz On Dance Floor Etiquette
A fragmented social etiquette quiz tests correct dance floor manners. Questions cover inviting a guest to join, telling a partner to adjust an uncomfortable arm hold, usher duties for clearing lines, and intermission dating rules.
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Anu
Five Big Days Are Promised At Hempstead County Fair
Hempstead County Fair opens Tuesday at Fair Park with more exhibits and entertainment than ever. County agent Clifford Smith and Melva Burlington forecast strong farmer participation, while Lee Garland promises the largest purebred cattle and hog display. Free attractions include C R Leggette Shows and new entertainment, with softball, baseball, contests, and a tennis tournament. Prizes total over $1000 in cash, admission 25 cents except Friday children free, gates open at noon.
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Hempstead County
Clifford Smith
Agen
Melva Bulington
Lys
Bix
Lee Garland
Fir Association
Livestock Division
A. H. Wade
C. R. Leggette
Committee On Entertainment
Geo. W. Warsistant
Fruit and Truck Branch
Earl Erion
WPA
Red Cross
Fair Committee
Business Men of Hope
Hope
Hurricane Moves Toward Florida From Tropic Storm
Relief workers prepared as a tropical hurricane advanced toward southeast Florida with a warning to be ready for emergencies. The Weather Bureau urged precautions from Jacksonville to Key West as the disturbance, a large area, moved unusually fast. The second fragment notes the leaning tower of Pisa and its foundation giving way, unrelated to the hurricane content.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Weathr HaSik
Weather Bureau
Key West
Weisenberger Addresses Blevins School Opening 1938
Royce Weisenberger, ope attorney and representative, opened the Blevins schools for the 1938 39 year at Blevins. A B Wetherington, superintendent, introduced M I Nelson and J J Bruce of the school board. The district enrolls 60 with nine buses, the second largest in Hempstead County, and Weisenberger praised the school as a model of American education stressing citizenship and cooperative community effort. He was joined by A H Washburn, Star publisher.
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Royce Weisenberger
Ope
Select
Mare
Blevins
A.B. Wetherington
M. I. Nelson
J. J. Bruce
Nelson
Hempstead
Arkansas
Weisenberger
Spring Hill School
Yxirona
Blogins
Hope
A. H. Washburn
Star Publisher
New York Goes to Polls in Turbulent 1938 Primary
Washington reports close to four states voting in a turbulent 1938 primary. The outcome could shape November or 1940. Attention focuses on New York’s nominating conventions next week as party candidates are named amid purge dynamics within the Democratic party.
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Washington
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Pwo
Editor Jonathan Daniels Sees South As Emotion Not Region
Article by Jonathan Daniels discusses the South as a state of mind rather than a geographic region. It cites contrasts between the North and South through examples of plan tation history and economic conditions, noting ongoing disparities and calls for broader American understanding.
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Jonathan Daniels
South
Relelgly N. C
News and Observer
NEA Service
Prono Nation
Council
Nooi U
Charleston
Frankin Hutton
Theodore Ravenel
Hutton
Ravenel
Launell
Howard W. Gdui
United States
120-Pound Melon Gift to University in Arkansas
A 120 pound melon from Hope's famous section was cut by Dana Gray at the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture. O D Middlebrooks of Patmos presented the fruit through his nephew Tom Hubbard, a freshman and 4 H Cooperative House member. The melon, 27 inches long and 14 inches in circumference, drew attention after display at First National Bank all week.
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Fayetteville
Ark
College of Agriculture
Hope
Dana Gray
Dean Gray
O. D. Midsdlebrooks
Patmos
Tom Hubbard
First National Bank
Cotton Market Opens and Closes Steady in New Orleans
New Orleans October reports show cotton prices opening at 7.91 and closing at 7.83. Spot prices moved five points higher to 7.53, indicating a steadier market with modest gains during the session.
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New Orleans
Nuclear-era Nazi coup halt on iodine nation capital
An attempted Nazi coup in the capital of a country that produces forty percent of the world’s iodine was suppressed. A presidential successor candidate was arrested. The report notes a 4 Nazi faction involved. the city and country are unspecified in the fragmented text.
WPA Group Backs F C Always For Roosevelt
The WPA Employees Association of America writes to President Roosevelt proposing to mobilize an army of 3 million men and their dependents to support him and to vote only for congressional candidates who back his legislative program guidance.
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New
Doctors Back Federal Health Plan In Progressive Policy Shift
The American Medical Association endorsed key recommendations aligning with Roosevelt's health and welfare program. Delegates favored federal and state support for impoverished health care, backing a cabinet level Department of Health led by a physician, while opposing compulsory health insurance as overly bureaucratic. Korean girls are forbidden to speak to all except their relatives.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Roosevelt
Committee On Health and Welfare
Medics Association
Department of Health
Great Britain and France Bend to Hitler Demands
Britain and France agreed to drop resistance to parts of Hitler's Czechoslovak demands in a bid for a broader European settlement. Prime Minister Chamberlain and Daladier announced they reached a complete agreement aimed at peaceful solution, with talks suggesting new guarantees and possible frontiers for Czechoslovakia amid looming partition.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Germany
Czechoslovkia
Sudeten
Chamberlain
Hitler
Sudetens
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Italy
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
Belgium
Berlin
England
London
Eng
Adolf i Hiler
Neville Chamberlain
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnt
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Opin
Nn My
Hlorehouse
Khai
Inny Tongeles
Slubt
Telehman Areip
Fair Park
Garland
NEC
King Cotton
Mason and Dixon Line
Shaway
Pollson O’connor
Southern Economic Report
University
Q. D. Middlebrooks
F.C
Adolf Hitler
Geneva
Switzerland
Edouard Heidrich
Mussolini
Udine
Rome
Trieste
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