Mussolini and Hitler Meet in Munich Second Time
The Munich meeting between Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler drew heavy spectator attention as Europe awaited outcomes. Brief social activities preceded nine hours of discussions, with serious talks reportedly either included in the schedule or postponed. Roosevelt remarks in Wendover touched international tensions amid the trip. Nearby Beho River in Mammoth Cave hosts eyeless fish and other cave species, while the pequot crop traces to 18th century traders in Virginia.
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Germany
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Beho River
Mammoth Cave
Editor ad for Washburn Press A Palmer
C BE Palmer of Press A Alex Washburn, editor ad publisher. listing appears in the local classifieds or publisher directory.
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BE. Palmer
Alex
Washburn
Law Critics Are Hit by President
President Roosevelt spoke in Casper Wyoming saying constitutional government succeeds despite obstacles from those who oppose its methods. He warned that fear and uncertainty end in dictatorial rule if emergencies aren’t met, and asserted broad public support for the government’s objectives.
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Casper
Wyo
Roosevelt
Wyoming
United States
Walnut Ridge Routs Batesville in Rain Soaked Clash
Walnut Ridge overwhelmed Batesville 21 to 106 in a heavy downpour Friday night. Smotherman scored on a 65 yard run through the center and again on the first play of the second half. Callahan added a late score, Massey caught Terry’s pass for a goal line TD, with Snapp, Smotherman, Salvings and Callahan starring for Walnut Ridge. Walnut Ridge totaled 16 first downs to Batesville’s ax.
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Yatesville
Smotherman
Batesville
Callahan
Fisneers
Massey
Terry
Snapp
Salvings
Jonesboro
Golden Hurricane
Hot Springs
Matt Alexander
Trojans
Jonesburg
Tax Truths on Hidden Taxes and Public Spending
A column argues American taxes are opaque and heavily hidden in everyday costs. It compares U S and British tax visibility, cites cigarette and beer taxes as painless surcharges, and asserts 70 percent of taxes are invisible. The piece urges daily public education and public pressure to curb spending. Powered by figures from the Twentieth Century Fund and tax scenarios.
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HNT
Flynn
M.erican
Tyre
Twentieth Century Fund
New York
Hat Check Costs Show Small Losses Add Up
A New York man tracked hat check tips over a month and found the expense totaled nine dollars while the hat cost one dollar. He suggests harping on what patrons pay for hats at restaurants theaters and night clubs is a petty graft. He argues proprietors should provide free hat storage to customers.
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New York
Cancer in Men and Women Explored by Dr Fishbein
The seventh installment by Dr Morris Fishbein discusses cancer types in men and women, noting breast and uterus effects in women and higher mouth cancer in men due to smoking. It covers contagion myths, transplant experiments in animals, and regional cancer death variations, concluding no evidence of cancer being contagious. It ends with a local crime note about a man shooting his son in law with buckshot.
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Morris Fishbein
Jmen
Ceylon
India
Barbs Fly Over China Gap In Wall Message
The piece notes Japan’s irritation as China ignores a machine gun style written warning on the Wall. It comments on developing a hobby illustrated by circus performers who struggle when they lose work. It says the government can begin a business cycle upgrade but should push bar riders to step up.
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Japan
China
Camden Panthers crush Nashville Scrappers 52 to 6 in tilt
Camden Panthers scored eight touchdowns through the first three quarters, routing Nashville Scrappers 52 to 6 before 1 50 fans. The defense held Nashville to no first downs until late in the fourth. Camden logged 22 first downs and 10 completed passes for 222 yards.
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Scrappers
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Stern
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Blair
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Langley
Gillespie
Monroe
Leopards edge De Queen in late rally for 13 13 tie
Horatio and De Queen battled to a 13 13 tie as Hendricks and Aubrey led a late Leopards surge. Early third quarter score by Hendricks, a 22 yard run, sparked the Leopards while Horatio capitalized on a fumble and receptions to seize the lead. A final Leopards drive on a lateral pass by Aubrey produced the decisive score as time expired.
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Pris
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Hendricks
Horatio
Griffin
de Queen
Gardner
Lions
Bourris
Sargent
Bowrns
Aubrey
Ponte
Murder Shadows Crowned by Amy Kerr's Death
Cilly Pierce faces police questions as Sergeant Dolan tightens the case around Kerrigan and Delan reveals a rooftop meeting. Amy Kerr’s murder unravels past secrets while Amy’s employer Harvey Ames reacts with shock to news of her death.
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Delian
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Cannon Building
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Miss Pierce
Mar
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Hope Hawks Hold Off Byrd In Tumultuous War-Titans Clash
Hope and Byrd battled through a tense game with injuries and penalties shaping the contest. Byrd quarterback Leo Bird and guard G. W. Keith powered scoring drives, while Hope’s backfield led by Eason and Bright kept the pressure on the Byrd defense. The game swung on big plays and a late Byrd march, but Hope secured the win as Bird and Feducia provided key yardage and Sweeney sparked late Byrd threats.
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Mizer
Bright
Joe Eason
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Swieney
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Feducia
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Ron
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Reese
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Sweeney
G. W. Keith
Jewell Still
Ross
Ramsey
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Astin
Wilson
Simpson
Howe
Orbson
Cribson
Tunning
Pla
Keith
Hendrix
Len Bird
Mitsiell
Fedueia
Hichardson
Hope Bobcats Clash With Byrd. Stadium Dedication Highlighted
In a game filled with long runs and key interceptions, Hope defeated Byrd as Hugh Reese broke loose for 85 yards and Bright scored on a late run. Mel Craw picked off a Byrd pass, strengthening Hope’s drive. The ceremony honored Bobcat coach Glenn Hammond with the new Hammond Stadium dedication. Next week, Hope hosts Smackayer Buckaroos at home.
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Feducia
Bright
Byrd
Hugh Reese
Reese
Ramoey
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Byrd Henry
Albert Graves
Claude Mann
WPA
Foy Hammons
Lee Dobson
Shreveport
Hammons
Hope School Board
Bobcats
It's A Racket Continues On Page One
A tale of a writer trapped in a literary racket with high selling fees and ongoing delays ends with the narrator abandoning fiction after months of unfulfilled hope. An Australian also reports a curve tracing calculator device proposed for widespread use in phone booths to speed work worldwide.
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Astralian
Public sale of land parcels in Hempstead County Arkansas
Chancery Court Commissioner will sell at public vendue at the Citizens National Bank Building Hope Arkansas on October 16 real estate in Hempstead County. Descriptions cover multiple parcels including SW SE of Section 33 Township 9 South Range 26 West totaling 40 acres and various tracts in Section 10 Township 10 South Range 26 West with specific metes and bounds. Terms provide cash with eight percent interest and reserves.
Public sale notice in Hempstead County Arkansas 1937
Commissioner Ralph Bailey announces sale of real estate in Hope Arkansas by order of the Hempstead County Chancery Court. The property is the east half of the northwest quarter of section twelve township eleven south range twenty six west totaling about 20 acres. Sale on October 16 1937. Terms credit three months bond with security interest at ten percent annual. lien retained to secure purchase money.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Nonnie Belle Pinegar
Wille L. Bradies
Gale
Citizens National Bank
City of Hope
Hempstead
Arkansns
Ralph Bailey
Chancery
Leid Court
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E. £. Briant
H. J. Prather
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City of
Hope
Suid
Alers
Beinning
Safel Lund
Puveliaa Beni
Vale of Dei
Commissioner Sale Notice for Hempstead County Real Estate
The commission of Ralph Bailey as Chancery Commissioner in Hope Hempstead County Arkansas announces a public sale of land in the Northwest Quarter Section Seven Township Eleven South Range Twenty Five West containing 72.67 acres to be held October 16, 1837 at the Citizens National Bank Building entrance. The sale is on credit with bond, eight percent interest, and a lien retained on the property to secure payment.
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Chancery Court
Hempstad County
Arkansas
G. B. Rowe
W. W. Rowe
Citizens National Bank
City of
Hope
Hempstead County
Hempstein County
Township Eleven
Commissioner Sale Notice In Hempstead County Arkansas
Public sale ordered by Chanvery Court of Hemp entered September 6 1937. E L Briant versus H J Prather et al. sale will be October 11 1987 at front door of Hempstead County Courthouse to highest bidder. Describes multiple halves and quarters of sections 23 25 in Township 18 South Range 11 West with boundaries and acreage. Terms: bond with security at 6 percent interest, remaining balance due at sale. sale conducted by commissioner of chancery court.
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