Fragmentary text on highway program reform and cooperation
Fragmented OCR text references Hope, military conditions, road construction, Hempstead, and a state highway program. It mentions seeking efficiency in government expenditures, cooperation, and reform, but readable specifics are limited. The piece appears to discuss policy aims without clear dates or named individuals.
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Hahiber
Coemet Eas
All Eather Road
Gricwalty
Evary
Uciensifia Ee
Hempstead
Connery
The Star Defends Advertising Ban Amid Bootleg Cigarette Debate
The Star thanks readers for support while defending rejection of bootleg cigarette ads. It argues tax policy and school funding are harmed by rising bootleg trade, urging citizens to pressure lawmakers to cut tobacco taxes and curb illegal sales. The piece criticizes legislators and calls for reasoned reform to keep business within Arkansas.
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The
Star
Arkansas
Nice
Revenue Department
Mr. John
Arkansax
Cooperation urged as wheat surplus prompts action
An editorial urges unity and foreign cooperation to handle the wheat surplus. It notes 15,000,000 bushels sold to China under Fed farm Board terms to relieve floodstricken areas, while stressing that nations depend on each other in stress and that preserving life supersedes entangling alliances.
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United States
China
Federal Farm Board
Two thirds rule in Democratic nominating process debated
Rodney Dutcher recounts the Democratic Party memo on abolishing the two thirds rule, noting the recurring talks before each convention. He cites limited discussion this year, recalls historical attempts to suspend the rule, and mentions past conventions where attempts failed or altered support amid factional maneuvering.
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Rodney Dutcher
Rea Serylee Weller Pasaincron
Rie
Madison Square Garden
Adoo
Smith
Welles
Ste Wandnke
Rell Eal
Cat
Ft Nelt Oy
Viva Voce
al Smith
Yarloun
Ty Smith
Cduntry
Yetain i
Champ Clark
Duke
Optimistic politics and odd quotables sweep era chatter
The item strings together satirical lines about 1932 politics and public life. It teases Al Smith, Mussolini, and Mayor Walker amid jokes on money marriage slogans, industry div idends, football romance, and a Peach Queen publicity stunt in Michigan.
Colored Church Service at Lonoke Baptist Church
Sunday school at 9:45 with 41:30 service as Pastor N F Wesson preaches on The goodness of God. Special music by the Junior choir led by S B Young, Ja director. B U at 6:30 with 4:45 Hey 3-1 on The Dead Church. Public invited to worship. Come thou with us and we will do thee good.
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S. B. Young
P. U
Commerce Body Backs Cow Sow Hen Projects
Texarkana authorities announce an 18 month program through the local chamber of commerce to place at least one cow one sow and 50 hens on every farm within a 20 mile radius. A $15000 credit firm will finance about 200 cows and 20 sows for individual farmers with notes due in one or two years at eight percent.
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Texarkana
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Wild Life Protection Urged at Spa Meeting
At the Spa convention in HOT SPRINGS Florida Governor Doyle Carlton urged stronger wildlife protection and conservation efforts. He warned the public cannot exist without birds to curb insects and noted large annual spending on fishing gear and 21 million dollars yearly for sportsmen’s activities in the state.
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America
Africa
Doyle Carlton
Florida
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Carlton
Maverick County’s 82,000 Acre Canal Dream Nearing Reality
Eagle Pass Texas moves toward a long delayed irrigation boom as a 41 year canal project nears completion. The Rio Grande fed canal aims to irrigate 82,000 acres, powering 13,000 horsepower with 1 000 cubic feet per second flow. Central Power & Light to pay 250000 a year for 10 years and 175000 yearly for next 10 to buy water rights, funding 6 million in bonds. Rail line proposal, highway to Laredo, and revival of three coal mines accompany the progress.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Maverick County
Saint-Desert
Rio Grande
P. W. Thomson
England
Central Power & Light Company
Laredo
Lust Gep
EL Paso
Brownsville
Ouachita Graduates To Attend Seminary In Louisville Ky
Three Ouachita College 1931 graduates depart for the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville Ky to pursue Master of Theology degrees. Richard Johnson Para Gould Sam Ed Bradley Van Buren and Withrow Helland Arkadelphia are listed as leading students with prior active involvement in extracurriculars. Another class member Rev W P Harman Hope pastor heads to Fort Worth Texas Christian University for a master of theology degree and a church pastorate near Fort Worth.
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Arkadelphia
Ouachita College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Richard Johnson
Paragould
Sam Ed Bradley
van Buren
Withrow Helland
Ouachita
W. P. Harman
Te First Christian Church
Hope
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Agricultural Students Most Self-Supporting
A federal Office of Education survey of 52 colleges shows agriculture students are more self-supporting than peers in other fields. The study finds many agricultural students earn their way through college, reflecting a broader trend of student self-support.
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Washington
Federal Office of Education
United
Fort Lenker Hosts Arrival ofGuinedsmen in Cattle Trade
National guardsmen arrived at Lenker Fort prepared to begin a cattle trade operation amid uncertain prospects. Local officials monitor tensions as logistics unfold and guards stand by for any disruption.
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Ie Fort
Lenker
Mrs Routon Opens High School Studio for Students
In a recent interview Mrs Routon announced the opening of a high school studio aimed at teaching music to students of all ages. She plans to outfit the program for the 1985-31 school year and will conduct lessons from her residence.
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Mre
Routon
Moa
Ralph Frouton Tee Opeviéd
Aay High School
Wnfouried
Mladenta
Wes
Federal Building Work Starts at Little Rock
Federal construction begins at the Little Rock federal building with initial site prep and contractor mobilization. Officials say the project will modernize facilities and create a streamlined government hub for the region.
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Federal
Little Rock
Leader in War Against Cattle Dipping Held
TIPTON Iowa J W Leaker a farmer leader in the fight against the state bovine tuberculin test was in custody of Iowa national guardsmen Thursday reportedly for removing his cattle from his farm Sheriff Foster Maxson confirmed the arrest and custody details in Tipton Iowa neighbor reports said Leaker led protests and refused comply with the testing order.
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Tipton
Iowa
J. W. Leaker
Iowa National Guardsmen
Foster Maxson
Unclear fragment hints at army government role
Fragmentary report indicates a decision point on a construction project to be settled by an army government representative, with details and timing unclear.
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Ville
Erie
DeQueen Well Test Delayed After Machinery Mishap
A DeQueen area test of a well was postponed due to a mishap involving heavy machinery. The incident caused no injuries and minimal damage to equipment, with workers continuing to assess the planned relocation and drilling timeline.
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Chinery
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