Livestock Show notes and Teletype circuit history
A coastal column reflects on livestock show weather affecting crowds at Prescott and highlights Hope and Mothers pavilion food stands. The writer recalls Arkansas Teletype circuit origins from 1942 and notes Colton California interest in duplicating the system for River Zone newspapers, underscoring national reach beyond local headlines.
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California
Arkansas
Colton
Cal
Riverside
Libby
Charles Dewey
Coulton Courier
DeAnn Youth Wins Blue Ribbon Corn Exhibit Show
DeAnn youth Thomas EM Burke son of Mr and Mrs Roy Burke exhibited the Blue Ribbon ten car Hybrid corn at Hempstead county 4-H club show earning a $20 prize from county farm agents and Livestock Show commission. Judge RS Ayers of Little Rock praised the show and urged better fertilizer practices to reduce rot and disease while highlighting 4-H values. Second place went to Charles A Brown of Blevins and third to John M Ward of Guernsey with several other HEMPSTEAD youths listed as participants.
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Thomas EM. Burke
Roy Burke
DeAnn
Hempstead
Thct Livestock Show Commission
Ayers
Little Rock
Oliver J, Adams
Byron Huddteston
Young Burke
Juhia Myrick
Moth Cooley
Peed Pith
Moiluad W. Powell
Thershel May
Willie Dean Allen
Wilton Edwards
James Merbert Bristow
John Barr
Jaimes Hutson
Onnay Woodson
Tavis Lagland
James Smith
Harold Slunt
Carlen Cummings
Touriel Sparks
Carol Stewart
Varyeent Willott
Wayland Brygat
Roylé Smillie
Harold Wright
Patmos Youth Wins Soybean Exhibit
Patmos youth James Smiltie leads 4-H participants in the annual soybean exhibit. Lloyd Sinitile of Palmos, son of Mr and Mrs Sinitile, is recognized for contribution to the club program. Surrel receives $10 from Third District Livestock Show Association for conuition. Participants include J W Weight, James Hutson, Bobby Versus, and Diufus Smith.
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Toylean Hay Slow
James Smiltie
Parivas
J. W. Weight
Spring Mil
James Hutson
Bincon
Bobby
Shower Springs
Diufus Smith
al Putaus
Weather forecast for afternoon and night
Forecaster notes a warm, pleasant afternoon and comfortable evening with a mild night ahead. Expect similar conditions through Wednesday with light winds and no precipitation on the short read.
Devaluations Across World Boost Gold Rush in Markets
Global currency devaluations including France Canada the Netherlands and Britain sent traders toward gold and commodities while U S markets barely moved. London bonds rose on devaluation fears as Rome Milan Johannesburg Paris and Sydney saw frenzied activity. Canada South Africa and Britain benefited as gold traded high and the dollar gained strength, with the pound valued above parity in Canadian funds.
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United States
France
Canada
Netherlands
Germany
Hong Kong
Holland
Indonesia
Britain
Winston Churchill
London
U. S
Rome
Milan
South Africa
Johannesburg
Paris
Sydney
Australia
Cancer Group to Meet Here September 21
A regional Cancer meeting will be held at First Christian church on Wednesday September 21 with attendees from southwest Arkansas. Registration runs from 9 to 9 30 a m. Mrs E W Graham presides and Rev W P Hardegree Mrs W R Grooksher slate commander lead the discussion, Dr James Branca will present on Cancer. Mrs Margie Bartlett executive secretary of Pulaski county ACS will discuss organization and Mrs David S Long will discuss the spiritual impact of Cancer. Luncheon at noon.
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First Christian Church
Arkansas
E. W. Graham
W. P. Hardegree
W.R. Grooksher
Slate
James Branca
Margie Bartlett
Fulaski County
ACS
David S. Long
Giglie
Guernsey Resident Della Tones Dies at 72
Mrs. Della Tones aged 72 died at her Hope Route 4 home last night. She was the wife of Joe James and is survived by two sons Wesley and Odie Jones of Guernsey and two daughters Alma and Mrs Audie Richardson of Hone. Funeral services will be held at Water Creek church today at 2 pm conducted by the Rev. W P Hardcare.
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Della Tones
Hope Route 4
Joe James
Wesley
Odie Jones
Guernesey
Alma
Audie Richardson
Hone
D Pam
Water Creek Church
W. Pb, Hardcares
Patmos Baptist to Host Thursday Service by Rev Autrey Brewer
The Rev Autrey Brewer will preach Thursday night at Patmos Baptist Church. All members and attendees are urged to be present for the service.
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Autrey Brewer
Wil
Patmos Baptist Church
Allberg
Mother of Seven Given Two Year Sentence
Tittle Rock Sept 20 Pi A 21 year old freckled face mother of seven was sentenced in U S district court to two years in prison. Mrs Mary Frances Norton, expecting her eighth child, pleaded guilty yesterday to forging and uttering on government checks. A similar charge earlier had placed her on probation.
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Tittle Rock
U. S
Mary Frances Norton
Eearlier
Coal Walkout Strikes Deepens Rail, Mine Disruption
Pittsburgh reports half a million out of work as United Mine Workers strike rages. About 480,000 dues payers stay home, 26,600 railroad workers furloughed, and violence erupts in Kentucky and West Virginia amid accusations over welfare fund payments and royalties. Leaders from UMW and Southern Coal Producers clash over fund collapse and industry impact.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Kentucky
West Virginia
William‘Tuck
Virginia
Lewis
UMW
Washington
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bluefield
South
Joseph Moody
Southern Coal Producers
UMW Fund
Moody
George He Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Love
Noona
Delays Action On Nomination of Minton
Washington, Sept. 20. The senate judiciary committee delayed action on the nomination of Judge Sherman Minton to the Supreme Court. Senator Homer Ferguson pressed to follow the usual process. The committee will post notice and decide next Tuesday whether to hold hearings if protests arrive. Acting Chairman Marley M wore said no formal vote was taken.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court
Administration
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Marley M. Iwore
Tn. W. Vao
Senate
Cooincidence in London as two generations share births
Mrs Alice Shepherd, 47, rode to St Stephen's for her twelfth baby, but found her daughter Mrs Dusuthy Daniels, 20, nearby ready to have her first. Shepherd gave birth to Arthur Willan Shepiers, while Daniels welcomed nephew Leonard Michach, in a rare family coincidence at the hospital.
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London
Alice Shepherd
St. Stephen's Noggital
Dusuthy Daniels
Shepherd
Arthur Willan Shepiers
Diver
Daniels
Arthur Wilfiem
Leonard Michach
Arkansas Strikes Idle 12,500 Workers Statewide Estimate
Arkansas labor officials estimate about 12,500 workers statewide have been idled by strikes and layoffs across industries including rail and mining. MoPac reports 1,800 on strike with 8,000 more workers idle. Min of Industry cites 1,600 miners affected. 200 more miners reportedly showing up for work. Also noted are widespread picket line effects and dam project shutdowns with other industries impacted.
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Little Roeek
Call
Arkansas
United Press
Missouri Pacific
Eirad
Ehny
Wwe
Darrell
Ishow
Hai Uth Lee Pesuee
Crowds Pack Parade At Hope Livestock Show
Budapest dispatch reports a huge crowd in Hope for the Third District Livestock Show Parade and fair. Governor McMath and local dignitaries greeted attendees as thousands turned out for contests, judging results, and prize awards across cattle, poultry, and horse divisions with trophies planned.
Two Advance In Rodeo Queen Contest At Burr Andrews Show
A large opening crowd enjoyed Burr Andrews rodeo with Boats and Saddle Drill Team of Texarkana. In the queen’s contest two advanced as finalists, with more to be named tonight from Lewisville Stamps Waldo and Texarkana. Miss Eroma Louise Downs Columbus sponsored by Hope Lions and Miss Zasu Jones Nashville sponsored by Nashville Chamber of Commerce advanced. The Rodeo Queen will be chosen Wednesday night. Local girls vie Thursday for the Miss Hope title at 8 o’clock. Action-filled rodeo events followed. BAREBACK BRONC RIDING: Billy Williams Clarksville and Neal Gay Dallas tied for first and second, with Cecil Woods Panton Oleli and Freddie Dodd Hugo tied for third. CALF ROPING: Jody Kilgore 18 seconds, J. Fifth Condee L. N. Sikes Miami Tex 17. Second J. Le Day 17. One-fifth. TEXARKANA SLESGA WRESTLING: Whig Watserhunt Yuge Okla 12. Second Ho Chesson Beaumont Tex 20. Third Mae Kennebrew 26. Fifth. BRAVO GULL RIDING: Billy Williams Clarksville first, Jerry Kasyhon second, Hump Williams New Boston third.
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Burr Andrews
Texarkana
Lewisville
Stamps
Waldo
Nexarkana
Eroma Louise Downs
Columbus
Hope Lions Club
Zasu Jones
Nashville
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
Miss Hope
Taki Rodey
Billy Williams
Clarksville
Tex
Neal Gay
Dallas
Texas
B.D. Worchester
Adiy Lik
Ada
Okla
Ho Chesson
Beaumont Tex
Mae Kennebrew
Hirst
Billy Willaens
Seeond
Jerry Kasyhon
Hump Willams
New Boston
Explosion Kills Two at Fort Worth Refinery
Fort Worth two people were killed when an explosion ripped through Mag Holi Petroleum’s Nudge Stivon refinery. Emergency crews searched wreckage as hospitals treated others with injuries and investigators probed the blast’s cause.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Upi
Mag Holi Petroleum Company
Asiiner
Verenay
Wight
Nmivé
Rosen Maing Products Co
Fyany
Iduaides
Woman Observes 100th Birthday In Homecoming
Stuttgart dispatch details Mary E B Lane of Tulsa celebrating her 100th birthday with a homecoming. Daughters Mrs Bewah and Mrs Lane joined in as Lane arrived from Little Rock. The event featured a cheerful reflection on travel and family ties as she marked a century.
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Stuttgart
Mary EB
Lane
Tulsa
Oka
Bewah
Marge
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Gy. Codk
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