Hope El Dorado Rally Sparks Capacity Crowd Clash
Hope High School students staged a pep rally in the auditorium broadcast to El Dorado High School as forecasts warned of showers. A special Missouri Pacific train will carry fans to Friday night’s Hope El Dorado grid game, with tickets tapped aboard at five cents.
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U S No War Plans Against Immense War Mobilization
President Roosevelt told reporters there is no public interest in war industrial mobilization plans while the United States remains out of the war. He noted no government or private boards should consider such plans at this time.
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Score By Quarters to Be Given at the Fair
The game between MMope-E Beaule will be broadcast at Hic Mary Park. A score by quarters will be announced during each period of the game.
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War Spurs Trade in St Louis Area
The Federal Reserve Bank reports a sharp rise in industry and ecommerce in the Eighth district due to the European war. August and September show improved production, higher steel, lead, zinc outputs, and expanded wholesale distribution, with department store sales up 17 percent from July and 12 percent from August.
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Hope Fair Draws Large Crowd of Local School Children
Crowds fill the Hope fair grounds as students from across the region attend a Friday school day event. The Cycle Circus opens Saturday under Garrett Story with $15 total prize events and early entry advised before 9:40 a.m. Livestock judging and a Horse Show draw a big turnout with named winners in pony, child, impure, and guide classes.
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Joint Committee Urged to Guide War Policy by Beard
Historian Charles A. Beard argues Congress must stay in session or form a joint committee on foreign affairs to monitor the war crisis. He urges a capable staff, direct ties to the President and State Department, and continuous Congress awareness of executive steps. Continued on Page Three.
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Government Seeks Public Help to Curb Profiteers
Washington reports rising prices of essentials trigger calls for tighter anti trust action. Justice Department may seek stronger laws if needed while expanding consumer reporting channels. Thurman Arnold calls for organized complaint handling to curb profiteering and aid investigations nationwide. More manpower and central reporting could streamline efforts.
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Car Stolen Here Thursday Night
A 1936 Ford coach owned by James McLarly was stolen from a parking place at Third and Pine streets Thursday night. Arkansas and Texas police were notified to be on the lookout for the car, with no trace found to date.
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Four riders race on a circular track with different speeds
Four motorcyclists start together with lap times of 3, 4, 1, and 6 minutes. They ride at constant speeds. Find the first point along the track where they meet again and how many full laps that occurs after starting, with the solution provided on page Ve.
Chamberlain to Reply on Monday to Nazi Soviet Peace Moves
London reports Britain and France studied the German Soviet peace overtures. Chamberlain will present Britain's official reply Monday in the House of Commons. Britainailing the war unchanged, Western powers face a final effort to force quick peace as Poland is carved between Germany and Soviet Russia.
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Federal Judges Set New Rules for Civil Cases
Arkansas three federal judges announced uniform rules governing conduct of civil cases in the eastern and western district courts. The plan includes a weekly motion day schedule for the eight subdivisions, with sessions each Wednesday and Thursday from September 15 to July 1, excluding holidays.
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Chester Holloman Accepts Hope Pharmacy Post
Chester Holloman a UTK School of Pharmacy graduate has accepted a position with Want & Sen druggists in Hope and will run the prescription department. He assumed duties this week and comes highly recommended, according to Mr. Ward.
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