Trails and Pioneers in Historic United States
A nostalgic poem celebrates trails from New England to Oregon and Texas, praising pioneers and the spirit of exploration. It is followed by notes on a historical study book titled Historical Trails of the United States, with credits to club officers and members who prepared and bound the edition. Local notices report visits, social events, and upcoming church meetings among Bay View Club members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Cluly
United States
Fred R20 Harrison
T. R. Hillingsley
C. B. Thompson
Missic Twitchell
Smith
Questions and Answers on Employment Q and A
A local office requests qualified applicants from other state offices when none are available locally. If no eligible applicants exist within the state an inter state order is issued to Employment Service offices in adjacent states. The questions cover advantages of reporting Employment Service activities including understanding employment and unemployment trends for future planning.
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United States
No Admission Race Day At Hempstead County Fair
A large crowd watched day two of racing as Jewell Moore Jr.'s horse won the test place with Dock Wyatt second among five entrants. Negro Day offers free admission for Negro children and waives gate fees for all for the day. Premium checks are being prepared but will not be issued until next week, with a full prize list to be published in the Hope Star Monday. Himalaya notes Mount Everest at 20,002 feet as the highest peak in the world.
How Minorities Would Carve Czechoslovakia
A historical article outlines threats to Czechoslovakia from Sudeten Germans backed by Hitler and other minority groups. It notes German, Hungarian, and Polish populations within the republic and warns that loss of these areas would leave the Czech and Slovak majority minimal and vulnerable to German dominance.
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Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Czechoslovakt
First Baptist Church Promotes Sunday School and Union Service
This Sunday 380 attended Sunday school last week. An attendance of 300 will raise the yearly average to 320 per Sunday, 20 more than last year. A unified service with Sunday school and church will be held next Sunday from 9 45 to 11 45, promoting BE TU officers and teachers. The Trang Union meets at 7 with promotions on the age basis. Evening service at 3 features a sermon on Growing Socially and Spiritually. Baptism will be administered to recent professors of faith. Public invited to worship.
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B. TL U
BE. TU
Trang Union
First Baptist Church
St Marks Episcopal Church Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday School at 1000 a m Morning Prayer at 1100 a m Service led by a Lay Reader details indicate a church event and note service structure at St Marks Episcopal Church likely in a newspaper brief.
Jonesboro Hurriane Proudly Unveils Wooland Stadium in Beebe Victory
Jonesboro High School celebrated the dedication of the new Woolland Stadium with a 27 to 2 win over Beebe Hodgers. Johnny Osment caught a 11 yard pass for the first TD, Pharis to Barringer connected for the second, and Osment added another run for a TD. The Beebe defense loosened late, but Jonesboro's offense stayed strong through the third quarter.
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Jonesboro
Jonesboro High School
Golden Hurricane
Woolland Stadium
Beebe Hodgers
Johnny Osment
Aynass
Howard Barringer
Ray Phoris
Barringer
Eugene Osment
Jones Born
J. Osment
Cyril Garrett
Pharis Jo Buitry
Beebe
Tilley
Billy Richardson
Peace crisis deepens as Prague forms new government
American minister in Prague warns citizens to leave as tensions mount over the Sudeten crisis. In London, Chamberlain and Hitler press demands for demobilization and occupation, with Britain tightening naval readiness and emergency war preparations as Europe edges toward conflict.
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London
Europe
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Chamberlain
Godesberg
Hitler
Prague
Sudetienland
Germany
Britain
Admiralty
Jane
Jones Magnolia Grabs Second Straight Win Behind Scoring Drive
Jones the Magnolia quarterback scored late in the second quarter on a line play while Holland extra point kick made it eight. Haskel of the visiting Wolves scored in the fourth quarter but the conversion failed. De Queen Leopards edged Dierks Gullaws 6 0 after a score late in the third quarter on a Cole pass to Thomas setting up an eight yard run by Cole for the TD.
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Nashville Bears
Canden
Nashville
Arks
Nashville Scrappers
Camden Panthers
Rosson
Jennings
Nashvile
Toland
Ghuffield
Camden
Panthers
Jones
Magnolia
Holland
Wolves
Haskel
Prescott
DE Queen
Ark
de Queen Leopards
Dierks Gullaws
Cole
Thomas
Outlaws
Baker
High School Football Scores Roundup
A long list of high school and college football results from Thursday and nearby dates, featuring Fordyce over Bearden 13 to 7, Conway 57 over Dardanelle 6, Springdale 0 at Bentonville 22, and many more scorelines across Arkansas and nearby states. Includes Oklahoma and Kentucky college results and various matchups with numerous teams named.
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Fordyce
Bearden
Conway
Dardanelle
Smackover
Norphlet
Atkins
Carlisle
Hot Springs
Bauxite
Hartford
Charleston
Ozark
Gentry
Little Rock
Muskogee
Okla
Heavener
Fort Smith
Catholic Hi
Warren
Jonesboro
Beahe
Benton
Forrest City
Malvern
Fine Bluff
Blytheville
Mena
Mansfield
Springdale
Bentonville
Hamburg
Bison
Eudora
Oak Grove
Rogers
Berryville
Augusta
Newport
Harrison
Fayetteville
Lonoke
Cabot
North Little Rock
Russellville
Stuttgart
Searcy
England
Mabelvale
Ashdown
Murfreesboro
Magnelia
Prescott
DeQueen
Dierks
Horatio
Wright City
Hope
Clarksville
Paris
Siloam Springs
St. Annes
Ft. Smith
Subiasco
Louege
Oklahoma Baptist University
Ouachita College
Hampden-Sydney
Washington and, Lee
Georgetown
Middle Tenn
Jacksonville
Ala
Murray
Aggies
Arkansas Tech
Milligan
Tennessee Wesleyan
Millsaps
Louisiana Tech
Springhill
Loyola
Dequesne M. Waynesburg
Lock Haven
Geneva
St. Vincent
Davis-Elkins
Grinnell
Cornetl
Iowa
Wittenberg
University of Dayton
Heidelberg
Ashland
Ohio Northem
Findlay
Circumstances After Cason Sam Dialogues Cast Tension
In a brief exchange, Bill confesses he returned home after daylight and dressed quickly to avoid argument when his wife questioned his early rising. The remark shows domestic strain and drinks in the air.
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Sam
Bill
British press votes breakdown of Godesberg talks
The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post echoed the London mood, stating the Godesberg negotiations had collapsed with no settlement. They warned Parliament would be recalled immediately and urged English resolve should Chamberlain report failure and call citizens to duty.
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Daily Telegraph
Morning Post
London
Godesberg
Bobcats Rally For Narrow Arkansas Tilt Win
Clarksville and Hope high schools produced a high scoring game with Bobcats scoring on an 82 yard kickoff return and a series of explosive runs by Baker Daniels and Samuels. Hope’s defense forced turnovers, with Sonny Coleman and William Taylor returning interceptions for touchdowns as Clarksville edged ahead late. The Panthers relied on a strong aerial attack but Hope finished strong with key ground gains and a crowd pleasing kickoff queen ceremony followed by a band parade before the Bobcats head to Smackover next Friday.
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Page One
Samuels
Bobcats
Charles Ray Baker
Daniels
Baker
Hope
Sonny Coleman
William Taylor
Coleman
Clarksville
Panther
Clarkaville
Jone
Panthers
F. Delmonego
Arkansas
Jimmy Taylor
Roy Taylor
Dean Forsons
Haynesville
Foy Hammons
J. Taylor
Quimby
Calhoun
Simpson
Taylor
Turner
Fulkerson
Bundy
Germany seeks economic grip as path to power restates
A columnist argues that Germany’s March economic restructuring blends politics and commerce. Berlin uses high prices and subsidized exports to win Balkan markets, expands influence over Austria and Hungary, and pressures Czechoslovakia toward territorial gains, viewing the economy as key to power.
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Austria
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Savo
Department of Commerce
Carson Is Insane in Jury's Opinion
Joel Carson who slew guard J. B. Keller during an escape from State hospital May 4 was found insane at present time by a First Division Circuit Court jury Friday. The verdict nullifies the five day trial as state law bars trying an insane person. Judge Falk will enter a mistrial and commit Carson to State hospital where staff physicians have found him sane. State hospital superintendent Dr Rowland said Carson could be retried if doctors later deem him sane. The law requires commitment to the county jail after indictment.
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Little Rock
Joel Carson
J. B. Keller
State Hospital
First Division
Falk
Carson
Rowland
Carefree Reunites Astaire and Rogers in Bright Comedy
The Saenger review lauds RKO's Carefree as a delightful Astaire Rogers vehicle with a triad romance involving a psychiatrist and a lawyer. Astaire is the medical man, Ralph Bellamy the attorney, and Miss Rogers the object of both, featuring The Yam Change Partners and multiple classic Berlin numbers. Jack Carson is praised as a discovery alongside Luella Gear and Clarence Kolb in supporting roles.
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Saenger
Irving Berlin
RKO Radio
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Astaire
Ralph Bellamy
Miss Rogers
Fred
Ginger
Bellamy
Astaire-Rogers
Jack Carson
Luella Gear
Clarence Kolb
Kolb and Dill
Manners on Trains and Ships In 1935 Advice Column
A reader asks about proper conduct for a woman traveling alone at sea and on trains. Answers advise that a woman should not routinely pay for meals for acquaintances, stranger or known, and that greeting ship officers is appropriate. It also covers politeness when asked to perform for charity and whether a woman should attend shipboard balls unaccompanied. The piece ends with guidance on handling unwanted advances and choosing approaches that blend civility with firmness.
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Mary
Seaman's Charity Fund
Principal cast and crew of Pandto 3 film listed
Judge, Walter Kingsford, Franklin Pangborn star with Roberti B. Mitchell and his St. Brendan Boys in the project. Mark Sandrich directs the Pandto 3. Berman production with writers Dudley Nichols Hagar Wilde Allan Scott and Ernest Pagano.
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Saenger Theater Cos Drug
Hope White
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Glen Sites Serviee Station
Saratoga Street Car Cafe
Mineral Springs
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Rosston European Hotel
Lester Drug Co
Lewisville
Hope Balcony
Nan
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Sarians Range
Rus
Moek
First Baptist
Willi Russell Hamilton
ST. Mark's Episcopal Church
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Magnolia High School Panthers
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State Department
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Harry W. Shiver
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Hope, Ark
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