Buckaroos March Within Shadows of Goal-Line Twice
Hope High School fought to a 13 to 9 victory over Smackover as the Buckaroos threatened twice near the Bobcat goal. Bright led Hope on a second half scoring drive culminating in a rushing touchdown and a successful pass for the extra point. Smackover outplayed Hope in the first quarter but Hope’s defense and timely plays kept them within reach.
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Leonard Ellis
Hope High
Bobcat
Hope
Bobcats
Bright
Ramecy
Smackover
Hill
Ramsey
Goe
Matt
Simackover
King
Buckaroos
Morris
Moore
Dick Moore
Hammons
Stilles
Wight
Qobcats
St Paul Host to Old Timers Sunday
The St Paul neighborhood north of Ozan will hold its third annual homecoming Sunday September 27 on church grounds. Rev Walter W Nelson will deliver the homecoming sermon at 11 oclock. Texarkana attorney William Ellis will give the afternoon address. Hope Baptist Quartet provides special music. A large crowd is expected as a historic homecoming tradition continues. Noon lunch will be provided by St Paul residents. Invitations have been sent to many former residents who return each year.
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St. Paul
Ozan
St. Paul Church
Walter W. Nelson
William Ellis
Texarkana
Baptist Quartet of Hope
Name Changes By Citizens In Moscow Pact
Citizens in Moscow under the regime are filing notices to change their Christian or surnames. Leading papers print lists of those seeking euphonious or less offensive names. The registry requires a public notice and allows objections. if none arise within a day period, authorities issue a new passport in the chosen name.
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Moscow
Cotton Prices Steady on Open in New Orleans
New Orleans AP reported Outober Cullen opened at 147 and closed at 11.93 bid. Epot Cullen closed steady with 1 Hoints Mb and Midis listed at 1228.
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New Orleans
Cullen
Epot
Clergy Are Given Freedom by Soviet Constitution
Soviet citizens now include clergymen with voting and election rights under the new constitution. The Society of Godless says it would oppose clergy candidates, though the government remains separate from church affairs. About 100,000 clergy are active in the USSR.
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Jonan Lloyd
Associated Press
Foreign Star
Moscow — i
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Ussr
Drive for County Agents Funds Falls Short in Second Report
The Hempstead county drive to raise 965 for two agricultural agents reached 170.75 by the latest tally, leaving 794.25 to collect in four days or offices may close October 1. Treasurer Harley White urged faster donations, warning of hardship if the farm program is moved to neighboring counties and a county black eye. Names in the previously reported list are noted.
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Hempstead
Harley White
White
Lee Garland
G. B. Robinson
Hope Confectionery
Dickey
Coney Island Page
B. R. Hamm
J.C. Penney F. L
Padgitt
Wayne H. Eng
Home Ice Company
W. M. Cox
C. W. Tarpley
J. M. Harbin
Clements Grocery
Warren Grover Co
D. L. Bowden
Earl Dudney
Howard Houston
Hobb’s Grocer Co
J. W
Erwin Warren Wise
Jeff Snowden Total
France Devalues Currency and Triggers World Stabilization
The 2 billion dollar stabilization fund was mobilized to protect the dollar after France, with England and the United States, moved to devalue its currency. Morgenthau said he bought pounds at 4.01 and the pound rose to 4.96, as Wall Street and London anticipated faster global economic recovery and tighter exchange controls followed.
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Associated Press
France
England
United States
Morgenthau
Washington
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Jagger Aroutei
Mario Copyright
London
Pound
Treasuries
Husband Dying of Wounds by Wife in Arkansas
Kenneth J. Poole, 40, was shot by his wife Edna Steele Poole, 29, in a parked car. Miss Myrtle Hartsell, 28, was wounded in the leg. Poole was struck in the neck near the liver. Both victims were at Baptist State hospital. Mrs Poole held on assault with intent to kill and concealed weapon charges.
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Little Rock
Kenneth J. Poole
West Tenth Street
Edna Steele Poole
Myrtle Hartsell
Hartsell
Poole
Traweek
Barrett
Baptist State Hospital
Jai
Pulaski County
Planes Disturb Slumber in Surrey Night Sky
London Prime Minister Lloyd George said he will not join protests against bombing practice while wishing to abolish bombing. He noted military planes over his Surrey home disturb him at night but argued global relocation is illogical and urged abolition by international agreement.
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London
Men of Tomorrow Samuel Smith on delivering newspapers
Samuel Smith son of Mrs Pauline Smith describes his year delivering The Star papers. He started Sept 7 1935 on a negro route delivering 50 papers then moved to a white route now handling 62 papers. He earned up to 5 dollars in a week during Christmas week and recalls bond payments and transfers as notable moments. He aims to be a doctor surgeon when grown.
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Samuel Smith
Pauline Smith
West Avenues
The
Star
East Third
John Wilson
Southern Cafe
Black suspect hunted after attack on Ida Derry in Chicago
In Chicago on Friday a Black intruder entered a hotel room where Miss Ida Derry, a 23 year old vaudeville actress, was attacked and severely injured before a fire was started. Derry remained in serious condition Saturday as authorities hunted the most likely suspect.
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Chicago
Ida Derry
Bailey Will Keep Up State's Credit
Arkansas gubernatorial candidate Attorney General Carl E. Bailey said a January administration change will not alter the state’s refunding policy on highway debt. In a letter to bank official I A Long, Bailey pledged any pre refunding moves align with bondholder wishes and expressed belief in selling bonds at lower rates to refund callable obligations.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Carl E. Bailey
St. Louis
I. A. Long
Mercantile Commerce Bank & Trust Co
Mr. Long
Bailey
Who's Who in America 1936 37 hits press nationwide
Memphis note on the 1936 37 edition listing thousands of people with a few spared seven dollars and a half for not being included. The piece jokes about the book’s usefulness in a newspaper office as global events and the world series loom and sports fans cheer touchdowns.
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Memphis
Tenn
Who's Who In
America
League of Nations
Japan
China
Rukus Ae
Ito
Buffalo Test to Be Made Monday At Lafferty Well
The Buffalo Oil company announced that its No 1 Lafferty test well, located nine miles south of Hope, will be drilled and a test made on Monday. The exact start time was not disclosed, but the test is planned at approximately 2,460 feet depth.
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Buffalo Oil Company
Lafferty
Hope
Monay
Dog Saves Other Drowning in River
In Little Rock a large dog saves a smaller canine from drowning in the Arkansas River as onlookers watch from the Main Street bridge. The brave bigger dog ferries the exhausted pup to the North Little Rock bank, aiding it multiple times before both reach shore.
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Little Rock
Main Street
Arkansas
Vernon Brazil
Davey Jones
Locker
Bra-jail
Little Rock Bank
Missouri Pacific Valley Bridge
Relief of Alcazar Certain Insurge Commanders Report
The Associated Press notes insurgent Spanish troops near the Alcazar siege in Toledo. Rebels claim rescue of besieged comrades as gunfire and dynamite mark hours of fighting. The wife of Spain's president Manus sought asylum. Azana may accompany asylum option. Japanese reinforcements reportedly depart for China aboard eight destroyers with 200 marines aboard Shanghai-bound ships.
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Argentina
Associated ‘Press
Correspa
Lisbon
Liama
Vias
I . Ne
Toledo
Alcazar
Manus
Spain
Azana
China
Tokyo
Japan
Rated Press
Shanghai
Thalberg Era to Unit System Shifts in Movie Making
Hollywood reporters note a shift from Thalberg style supervision to the unit system. Pioneers like David O Selznick and Walter Wanger emerge as modern producers guiding fewer films but shaping stars. Zanuck at 34 stands as production chief at 20th Century Fox amid a new era of talent driven cinema.
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Robbin Coons
Associated Press
Hollywood
Irving Thalberg
Ee Thalberg
Thalberg
Metro
Joan Crawford
Norma Shearer
Clark
Gable
Robert Montgomery
David O. Selznick
Selznick International
Selznick
Qown
Lewis J. Selznick
Katharine Hepburn
Fred Astaire
David Copperfield
Freddie Bartholomew
Anna Karenina
Lord Fauntleroy
Wenger
Walter Wanger
Wagner
Paramount Films
Columbia
Marx Brothers
Claudette Colbert
Miriam Hopkins
Kay Francis
Frances Langford
Henry Fonds
Derry Zanuck
Darry Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
The Power of Gold as a Misdirected Mindset
A quotation credited to Addison concedes that a man armed with minted arguments persuades quicker than one relying on reason. It claims wealth weighs on judgment, presenting gold as a potent but misused influence over understanding.
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Addison
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