Origin of Czechoslovakia Ties to Austria Hungary Collapse
Willis Thornton outlines how Czechoslovakia emerged from the collapse of Austria-Hungary after World War I. He notes Thomas Masaryk’s pivotal role and Eduard Benes as his ally, shaping a new political entity in Prague. The piece reflects on the war’s impact and the early history of the Czech state.
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Willis Thornton
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Auto Test Rules Modified For Safety Stickers
State Police chief says auto testing rules eased to obtain safety stickers. Inspectors will still note defects such as faulty lights brakes and windshield wipers but do not bar sticker if issues are corrected within five days. New policy includes headlight adjustment allowances and a five day window for repairs before a second inspection.
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Destiny Stations
Aya
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Ceivers of Schoc
Cotton New Orleans 7 Genher Opens Tuesday at 790
An item notes a Cotton New Orleans opening Tuesday at 790 with a quantity of 8 09 and a refund or shipment detail on Wire Road, mentioning fueling and batts in transit.
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New Orleans
Dighes
Hempstead County Fair Opens With Strong Agricultural Displays
The Hempstead County Fair opened at noon Tuesday with $1,000 premiums and bustling displays of crops, fod preservation, home economies, livestock, poultry, and soil conservation exhibits. Purebred livestock, horses, mules, sheep, and various chicken breeds filled the grounds while motion pictures and free attractions drew crowds. A championship softball game between Bruner Ivary and Wilkains Lumber is set for Tuesday night, with further events listed for Wednesday including cross cutting, wood chopping, nail driving, tennis, and another softball matchup.
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Hempstead County
Warlowen
Leggette
Bruner-Ivary
Wilkains Lumber Company
Mind Your Manners in Friendly Letters
Answers and tips on social usage for writing friendly letters. It covers tone, apology length, date inclusion, and how to explain delays, noting that readers want to hear current activities and that brief notes are preferred.
Indict 10 Officials Over Prison Deaths in Philadelphia
A grand jury indicted 10 Philadelphia county prison officials and guards after four convicts died recently in punishment cells from heat. The indictments accuse murder and manslaughter in the deadly conditions at the prison.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia County
Trains Crash Kills 10 in Imperial Valley Collision
Ten people are dead and about 40 are injured after a head on crash between two Southern Pacific passenger trains in the Imperial Valley. The Argonaut, from New Orleans to Los Angeles, struck the Californian, en route to Chicago, as it sat on a siding. All identified dead residents of California.
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California
Hope Fire Dept Warns Residents On Grass Fires
The Hope Fire Department urged residents to avoid burning trash as dry grass and wind raise fire risk. Last month the service responded to 15 grass-fire alarms with no damage, the latest blaze reported Monday afternoon on Greenwood Street in Ward Four.
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Pauline Frederick Dies at Age of 55 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, Calif. Pauline Federick a famed stage and silent film star died at home Monday likely from asthma and a heart attack. Born Pauline Libby in Boston May 12, 1885 she rose from chorus to star status with notable stage works and films including Za Za Madame X La Tosca Fedora Bella Donna Mrs Dane Slave of Vanity The Lure of Jac e Paid in Full Resurrection and The Eternal City.
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Pauline Federick
Frederick Rose
America
Pauline Libby
Boston
Rogers Brothers
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Prince of Asturi dies after car crash in Grange Blossom region
Unverified report states the former prince died in a car accident near the southern city in a slau region. The victim’s father is referenced as Mawer, with a disease described as bad but unnamed. The incident is placed near a city and state unspecified, with chaotic OCR errors obscuring key details.
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Economic Problems of the South as Nation’s Main Issue
The charts illustrate why President Roosevelt labeled the south the nation’s top economic problem. They show lower incomes for both white and Negro groups in the south compared with the north, highlighting regional economic disparity.
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South
North
Oppressive Tariff and Rail Policies Dictated by U S
Jonathan Daniels analyzes the South's persistent poverty and social ills, linking them to wage disparities, land misuse, absentee ownership, and high tariffs. He argues the tariff and rail policies, reinforced by national elites, maintain regional inequality and hinder southern progress despite efforts like the National Emergency Council's report.
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U.S
Jonathan Daniels
NEA Service
South
Rone
Arkansas
O Daniels
National Emergency Council
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Langer
Vilas
Ue South
Tes
Athey
District Dentists Elect F. D. Henry
The Southwest District Arkansas Dental Association elected Dr. F. D. Henry of Hope as president and Dr. H. EL Hanna of El Dorado as vice president with Br. Winston Couch of Magnolia as secretary treasurer. Magnolia will host the 1939 district meeting. Baylor School officials conducted clinics. The golf division named Dr. A. W. Hudson president, Dr. Ray Golden vice president, and Dr. John Wyrick secretary treasurer.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Arkansas Dental Association
F. D. Henry
Hope
H. EL Hanna
Br. Winston Couch
Magnolia
F. W. Hinds
Baylor Dental School
Dallas
de. Weldon E. Beil
Baylor
Association
A. W. Hudson
Frescott
Ray Golden
Arkadelphia
John Wyrick
Texarkana
Rotenberry Case Advances To Ballot Challenge
Arkansas Supreme Court in extraordinary session orders submission of taxpayers suit by October 19 to bar Rotenberry old age pension act from the November 1 ballot. Court overrules motion to amend petition and rejects special master hearing, directing depositions and briefs for a final decision expected October 1.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Rotenberry Old-Age Pension Act
A. L. Rotenberry
Temperature Drops to 47 Here Tuesday
The 24 hour period ending at 7 a.m. Tuesday registered a low of 47 degrees, three degrees above the season’s low. Early Monday morning the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station thermometer showed 44 degrees, with a local reading from UU Station.
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Fruit and Trugk Branch
UU Sta
Former Garland County Sheriff Found Shot in Parked Car
Hot Springs Ark Brad O. Smith, former Garland County sheriff, was found critically wounded in a parked automobile Tuesday with a pistol beside him. He was given the chance to recover. Black bears are capable of eating trees faster than squirrels.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland County
Czechs Fight Germany and Moscow Promises Aid Reported
Reports from Geneva and Washington discuss Czechoslovakia facing Germany over Sudetenland with Moscow possibly backing Prague. Analysts compare the crisis to Spain as Britain and France weigh military aid and possible territorial concessions amid escalating frontier clashes.
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