Dr John P Yerger Dies Here Sunday
Dr John P Yerger 45 negro physician died at home at 7 p m after two months illness. Son of Henry C Yerger long-time principal, he studied at Meharry Nashville Philander Smith Bishop College earning AB from Bishop. Practiced in Hope since 1919 with breaks at Dr John Eve and U S Public Health Service. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at A M E church. Survived by mother Billa Yerger widow Jessie Yerger four daughters Ches ter a brother and three sisters. Body at Hicks Funeral House Tuesday for viewing.
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John P. Yerger
Henry C. Yerger
Yerger
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Tenn
Philander Stith College
Bishop College
Hope
John Eve
U.S. Public Health Service
Hot Springs
Billa Yerger
Jessie Yerger
Lucile
Johnnie
Evelyn
Gwendolyn
Chester
Mayme Horace
Chicago
Elese Simpson
Catona Beach
Fla
Myrtle Verger
Hicks Funeral House
How Cardus Helps Women Cardus Medicine Claim
Cardus presents itself as a purely vegetable medicine aiding women with menstrual discomfort and general nourishment. It claims to strengthen women, boost appetite, and improve digestion, with lasting benefits from its nutritional support. The ad urges buying Cardui at local drug stores and following directions.
Il Duce's Air Fleet and Britain's Naval Balance
Mussolini shows a new mosquito fleet with two 35 000 ton battleships and fast boats, while Britain fields a larger but globally stretched navy. The article contrasts strengths in battleships, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines, noting Italy’s concentrated Adriatic setup versus Britain's worldwide empire and Suez link, with tensions rising between Italy and Russia and Britain urging a large rearmament program to guard the Mediterranean.
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Littorio
Vittorio Veneto
Britain
Italy
Titely
English Channel
North Sea
Mediterranean
Malta
Gibraltar
Adraitic
Mussolini
John Bull
England
Tno
Ular
Libya
Libys
Egypt
Suez Canal
Russia
Genoa
Italian High School Boy Is a Soldier
A Foreign Service report profiles Gino Pichi, a 14 year old Italian high school freshman, bound by national service to become a soldier yet aiming for the learned professions. It outlines the education tracks from Ginnasio to Liceo, the compulsory army or extended reserve paths, and the Fascist youth training he embraces as an Avanguardista.
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A. Be
Stuntz AP Foreign Service
Rome
Gino Pichi
Gino
King’s Army
Gino’s Fascist Education Shapes His World View
The article details Gino’s upper institute studies shaping a future civil service path while indoctrination in Fascist doctrine colors his view of democracy. He admires the United States yet misremembers American geography, believing relatives’ tales of overseas travel more than actual facts.
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United States
Boston
Buenos Aires
Philadelphia
San Francesco
New York
Rio de Janeiro
America
Ians
Fri - Gino
Rome
Tiber
Arno
Flond
Hope Star Centennial Edition sale ends soon
Limited copies remain of the Hope Star Centennial Edition offering a complete 48 page history of 20 Southwest Arkansas towns. First come first served, bound copies 50 cents, unbound 25 cents, add six cents for mailing, no reservations.
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Hope Star
Arkansas
Responsibility on Labor New Step
Morgan M Beatty analyzes the Labor Day controversy as John L Lewis CIO and William Green AFL wrestle for power. He notes government pressure to regulate growing union strength, pending spring proposals to curb sit down strikes and questionable labor funding. President Roosevelt warns federal workers against striking as rival labor camps expand. A court fight looms between Green’s AFL and Lewis’s CIO over National Electric Products in Ambridge.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
John L. Lewis
CIO
William Green
A. F
Congress
Loward
Senate
Vandenburg
Michigan
Organized Labor
Labor
Roosevelt
Labor discord persists as CIO AFL split reshapes union power
In Ambridge Pennsylvania CIO challenges the closed shop contract under the national labor relations law while a federal court declines to intervene and the labor relations board orders a ballot to decide if CIO or AFL holds majority. The Duke of Norfolk is noted as England’s oldest dukedom created in 1482.
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National Labor Relations Law
Electrical Corporation
AFL of L
CIO
Jung
Ambridge
Amd
Thaor
Duke of Norfolk
England
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Enon F
Morgan
Gxnennie Ratatalstatatetetatate
Ptetan
Cobb
RCA Radio
Eveready
Repute
York
Herndon-Cornelius Burial Association
Hope Furniture
Coma
Any Hope
Ark
Rane Water
Harry W. Shiver
ROY Anderson and Company
Nelson-Huckins
Il Duce
Great New Air Fleet
Guydel Jackson Beckham
Athens
Tex
Beckhaim
U.S
Europe
Hugo J. Black
United States Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Justice Black
Black
Kino
Il Duco
Evelynn Chandler
Gene Sarazen
Joanna DE Tuscan
Carmel
Amel
Vincent Murray
Benny Goodman
Mewny
Fred McDaniel
Otis Barton
John W. Rockefeller, JR
Ray Winters
Caniels
Green Federation
Lewis Cio
Supreme Court
National Electric Products Corporation
A. F. of L
National Labor Relations Board
CIO Electrical Union
Cam
Herb Lewis
Detroit Ice Hockey Star
Irene Sherwood
Wuon-Ealen
N.C
Sid Wetzel
Carters
Donald V. Moore
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance CO
A A Js
Pink
Tel-E-Tex Oil Co
Bastard, Hope—Open Day
Nilo
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