Bobcats Face Buckaroos With Weight Edge in Classic Clash
Hope fans greet visiting Smackover as Buckaroos hold a 2e advantage in size. Estes, the 80 pound back, tops the Buckaroos’ offense while Hammons prepares a mixed attack and plans to start Roy Taylor at quarterback. The game at Hammons Stadium kicks off 8 p.m. with a special train carrying Smackover supporters arriving at Missouri Depot at 6 45.
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Bugkaroos
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Hamans
Iyamine
Roy Taylor
Taylor
Haynesville
Baghkfiell
Bobby Elfen
Charles Ray Baker
David
Sonny) Coleman
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Daniels
Brasher
el Dorado
Hammmoens
Smackaves
Brending
Lou Warr
Ke Howard
Tom Murphy
University of Arkigis
Henderson
Mapire
Mee Kenna
ElDurada
Earl O'Neal
Ateluel
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Simekover
Missouri Pavific
O'Clogls
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Schoal
Nigel
Thought Matt Faces Unjust Tales in Justice Triumph
A fragmentary item notes beliefs that A Thought Matt is unjust while Coo and Justy face scrutiny. The text hints at a broader theme of justice prevailing, with Lengftel town referenced as the setting.
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Matt
Justy
Lengfteltow
Real Estate Scheme Splits Land With Fewer Roads
A Missouri man divided twelve lots into four blocks to fool subdivision rules, tracing a muddled tail bounded by streets. He sought to avoid frontage requirements by reusing a curved route, creating confusion over property lines and access.
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Teal Estate
Setuticn Va
Barn Owned by Negro Burns on Hope Rt 4
A barn on the farm home of J. H. Briges was destroyed by fire early Wednesday morning last week. The structure held 250 bales of hay 30 bushels of cotton seed several bushels of corn and 200 pounds of seed cotton. The blaze origin is unknown and there was no insurance with an estimated loss around 500.
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Briges
Luss
Six Are Arrested on Cancer Cure Scheme
Norman Baker, operator of the Baker hospital in Eureka Springs, surrenders in Little Rock on a federal indictment charging seven counts of mail fraud tied to a supposed cancer cure. Also surrendering were hospital staff members and doctors R A Bellows Q L Beatty W S Hutto J L Statler and H L Fisher with bonds set at 2000 to 10000. Indicted alongside Baker are Dr John H Conway of Eureka Springs and Inn a Dales of Muscatine Iowa Sister of Baker.
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Norman Baker
Baler Hospital
Eureka Springs
U. S
Manbers
Baker
Sin Rorex
Othues
R. A. Bellows
Q. L. Beatty
W. S. Hutto
J. L. Statler
H. L. Fisher
John H. Conway
Inna Dales
Muscatine Owa
Former Hope Man Heads Butler Bros
Thomas B. Freeman, formerly of Hope and Slupe, elected president of Butler Bros. He will assume office in November this year. Freeman built and led a chain of stores across Arkansas locations including Mariana, Marvell City, Hugo, Malvern, North Little Rock, Russellville and Fayetteville with Hope as headquarters before 1928. He later became general manager and joined the Butler Bros board in 1930, executive committee in 1932. Freeman, an Arkansas native graduate of the University of Arkansas, is married with two daughters and resides in Winnetka.
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Slupe
Butler Bros
Freeman
Byran
Burr
Marianana
Marvest City
Hugo
Okla
Malvern
North Lic Rock
Russellville
Fayetteville
Hope
Sore
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Winnetka
Scott-Burr Stores Corporation
Brevinan
Cape Girardeau Driving Range Glass Target Replaced
Hubert McCullough repaired a damaged glass bullseye at a Cape Girardeau driving range after it was knocked out of the center. The incident appears linked to reckless behavior around town as residents express concern over safety.
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Cape Girardeau
Hubert Me
McCullough
Free Admission For Children At Hempstead County Fair
The Hempstead county fair plans free entry for all children under 13 and for teachers on Friday September 24. Exhibitors receive a prize upon entry. all participants in special events gain free admission. Improvements include a new roof, shelving, livestock pens, improved lighting, and public address services. Purtell's United Shows will provide seven rides and ten shows. carnival attractions complement the lineup with no Pet Show, Horse Show, or Cycle Circus this year. Local industries are offered pre exhibit space and commercial booths priced at ten thousand dollars in a 42 by 42 layout centered in the hall.
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Industidad
Germans Anxious Over USA Stand
Berlin reports reflect German anxiety over American leadership in the Anglo Saxon world during the European conflict. Foreign commentary from Karl Mogere suggests Americans could determine the war’s outcome if they stay united with Britain. The piece notes fear of American dolie influence and hints the war’s fate may shift to the United States. Continues on Page Five.
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Gertiiny
Tne
United States
Karl Mogerle
Wise Boersen Zeitany
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Aitaele
Ghermanyey
Mogerle
Foreign Office
Paket
Stalin Named World’s Most Powerful Man In Modern Era
Joseph Stalin, as general secretary of the Communist Party of the USSR, wields unprecedented influence over 175 million people across eleven republics and beyond, guiding Moscow’s reach from the Arctic to the Black Sea and extending to Inner Mongolia and Poland. His leadership, through the International and the global Communist network, shapes policy and propagandist aims, with Poland’s conquest edging Russia toward Hungary as a fertile field for further influence and expansion.
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Willis Thorton
NEA Service
Joseph Vissarionovich
Djugashvili
Communist Party of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Ony
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Blanck Sea
Inner Mongolia
Poland
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Iiere
Far East
Japan
China
Hungi
Bela Kun
Communist Party of Russia
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Federative Organization
Communist Parties
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International
Muener
Bikey
Lenin
Far
Joseph Vissarionovich Djugashvili
Sailor Who Shut Door on Pal in Squalus Tell Tragic Story
The Bethel community mourns Sherman Luther Shirley, 33, in a Thursday funeral held 123 days after the submarine Squalus disaster off the New Hampshire coast. Fellow sailors testified to the peril aboard the submarine as minutes counted to doom while crews attempted to save others.
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Squalus
Foklad
Mr. Shirley
BP. A. Shirley
Litle Rock
Ivalse
Enaihe Corral
Dr Young Heads to North Carolina Public Health
Dr Robert Young, linked to Hope High School and Emory, departs for a new post with North Carolina State Public Health Department. A Georgia native formerly with the Georgia Public Health Department in Cartersville, he trained at North Carolina and UNC before returning to public health administration. He will earn about 80 per month in the new role.
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le Mobile
Neath Carolina State Publig Health Department
de Young
Hope High School
Nery University
Shoney
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
University of North Carolina
Georgia
Georgia Police Health Department
Cartersville
de. Lile
Youu
Warning on non admitted insurance firms in Arkansas
A Friday joint statement by State Senator James H Pilkington and Representative Tosee Weisenberger and State Insurance Commissioner warns Arkansans about non admitted insurance companies. The notice says these firms avoid scrutiny, may face court action, and could force citizens to bear losses and penalties. Officials report cooperation with federal and local authorities to curb unauthorized insurance business and protect residents.
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Tosee Weisenberger
M.D. Harrison
Shite
Arkansas
Deta
Canearhy
Hinrinoi
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Comiiming
Morrison
Ark Indies
Big Guns Roar in Europe and U S Senate Frowns
Across Europe big guns thunder while in Washington a clash over neutrality revision looms. Roosevelt’s call to scrap the arms embargo spurs strategy, LaFollette’s bloc vows opposition, and allied officials report German, French, and Soviet actions on multiple fronts as tension rises.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Warsaw
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Fea ‘Heen
Bagel
Switzerland
Saar-Moselle
Arklesida
New York Pi October Poté Opening and Closing Prices
Market notes report a Friday open at 6.93 and close at .03. Cotton futures show a 9.13 level with unspecified context. The brief item mentions spor and gun terms amid trading activity in New York markets.
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Spor
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