Fulbright Elected President of State University
J W Fulbright was chosen Monday by the board of trustees as president of the University of Arkansas, succeeding the late Dr J C Futrall. A jurist and educator, he will be one of the nation’s youngest university presidents, with a background at George Washington University and Oxford, and long service at the Arkansas campus.
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Cranium Crackers Five Bus Lines Route Puzzle
Five bus lines run from Los Angles to Santa Bays and Sour bus laws from Sitti Bara to San Francisco. Determine how many route combinations exist to travel from Los Angles to San Francislo via Sata Bar bara by bus. Page two solution.
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Poll Tax Deadline Ahead for Arkansas Voters in 1940
Official notice clarifies poll tax deadline under Act 82 of 1939. Payment required by midnight October 1 1939 or Saturday night September 30 if October 1 falls on Sunday. Delinquent payments allowed with penalties waived under Section 4 of 1939 Acts for 1938 assessments. Notify county residents to avoid disqualification from the 1940 primary.
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Oscar Humphrey
Acts of Arkansas
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British carrier Contraguard sunk and survivors counted
An official report says about 681 survivors were accounted for from the British aircraft carrier Contraguonsy after a submarine attack. Two British trawlers were sunk and three merchant ships were sunk or escaped, with crews rescued by an Old tauavle ship, amid reports of further sinkings and rescue efforts.
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Ely
Brown Shoe Company Seeks Women's Shoe Design Contest
The Air Stop division of Brown Shoe Company announces a novel shoe design competition for women. Entrants receive sketch books and outlines to tailor designs to current tastes, with first prize a weekend trip and $10 gift ensembles. Announcement appeared in Life Magazine on September issue date.
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F D R Address on Neutrality Soon
President Roosevelt plans a brief message to Congress on neutrality policy. A White House aide said draft work would begin Tuesday with the aim of addressing revisions to the neutrality law. The joint session delivery was tentatively set for Thursday afternoon Home time.
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Hempstead County Fair Opens With Free Children Admittance
Hempstead fair officials announce a Tuesday opening with numerous events including a horse show, pet show, and contests. A health concerns led to canceling a baby show while exhibits from NYA Soil Conservation WPA and AAA are planned. Legion Night invites all veterans with free admission, and no school dismissal is planned despite children entering free.
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Hope Man Injured Critically In Auto Accident in Hope
John Apperson, a year-old Hope resident, remained in critical condition at Josephine hospital after being struck Monday at Main and Second streets by a car driven by Mrs. Merlin Coop. He suffered possible skull, shoulder and chest injuries, with hip and elbow damage and extensive bruising. Mrs. Coop, driving north, said she was blinded by oncoming lights and could not see him crossing from McRae Hardware toward Arkansas Bank. Police said the investigation is not yet complete. An ambulance transported Apperson to the hospital.
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Hope Furniture Company
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Queen Wilhelmina Affirms Neutrality in Throne Address
The Queen of the Netherlands expressed strong confidence in her armed forces to maintain neutrality. A Royal statement followed a talk in The Hague, while a passenger liner with 2000 portholes reportedly holds 2500 square feet of glass.
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Mind Your Manners Qs on Napkins and Etiquette
A fragment framed as etiquette questions covers napkin use and dining decorum. It asks whether to unfold a napkin above or below the table, how often to use a napkin, folding at the end of a meal, and apologizing for differing linens. The text is incomplete and reads like a quiz prompt.
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Flynn Warns U S Against War Debts and Inflation
The article argues wars force governments to borrow, leading to inflation and devaluation. It warns the United States cannot isolate from foreign shocks, urges independence in trade, and cautions against speculative financiers as coping measures. It notes Europe’s debt burden may drive inflation or rapid devaluation after war ends.
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Band Instruments Rented to Students
An Oglesby display showcased new bani instruments for students with many parents attending to learn about a plan to obtain instruments. The following children were tested and rented instruments: Mary Sue Phillips Eva Jean Milam Elizabeth Elis Neema Dudne clarinet Ophelik Hamilton Dorothy Nesbitt saxophone Aubrey Culier Dinzel Graves cornet dark Bay snare drum. Band Director Thuntus Cannon said joining the band builds convention, teamwork and discipline and offers confidence and joy through organized activity.
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A Thought On Humility From Philippians 2:3
A brief reflection cites Philippians 2 3 urging believers to value others above themselves and act without vain glory, emphasizing humility and mutual esteem within a Christian mindset.
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New Home Agent Appointed in Hempstead County
Miss Bulow named new home agent succeeding Miss Mylya Uullinehin in Hempstead County. Assignment includes duties in Pine Bluff and Jackson area, with prior service in Stuttgart, Arkansas. Miss Fletcher, five-year Ark. resident, will oversee home demonstration and youth programs at Sharp City hall, planning active county fair involvement and community outreach.
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Hitler Says No War Aims Against Allies In Danzig Speech
Adolf Hitler told the world in an hour and 14 minute Danzig address that Germany has no war aims against France and Britain while Poland remains a created state under Versailles. He warned of a possible seven year war, touted efforts for friendly ties with Britain and France, and claimed Germany and Russia will organize peace in the East. He claimed Western concessions have been made for lasting peace and asserted the Poland of post Versailles would not rise again.
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Cotton market teaser from New York opening Tuesday
Cotton prices report shows New York opening at 8.87 with middling futures closed around 9.00. Market notes indicate slight shifts in spread and trading pace as exporters monitor demand and weather signals.
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