Ouachita Tigers Triumph Over Delta State Fans
Ouachita College Tigers defeated Delta State Tenhers of Cleveland in Hot Springs Arkansas, with a strong mix of running and passing producing two quick downs in the third quarter. A tight first half defense led to Ouachita’s first touchdown on two rapid plays covering 77 yards before 4,000 fans.
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Ouachita College Tigers
Delta State Tenhers
Cleveland
Mire
Ouaebita
Processing Tax Continued From Page One
The article notes continued discussion of taxes with figures around 125 million dollars and a comparison to larger, unspecified expenditures. It criticizes spending on non-producers while listing various ecological and agricultural points, including birds aiding weed control and station coverage at Waterloo and Ager station areas.
Proposed constitutional amendment on probate and chancery courts
Legal notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 24 filed Feb 26 1937 by General Assembly to alter Arkansas law. It would place chancellor court judges over probate court in each county and allow appeals from probate to Supreme Court, with clerks and consolidation provisions and effective date next Jan 1 following adoption. Witnessed April fal day of April tag.
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Secretary of State
Chancery Court
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Senate
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How to See Football No 1 the Kickoff
An NEA service explainer outlines kickoff dynamics in football. It describes formation setup, ball handling, and strategic options such as returns, laterals, and possible formations including wedges while noting ball placement rules and the defender’s focus on stopping the return.
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Jerry Brondfield
NEA Service
Hall
Standings From Thursday and Week Ahead Schedule
New York 7 1 leads with 7 1, Philadelphia 4 1 second place. Boston 13, Washington, Cleveland 9, Chicago 8 10 innings, Detroit unclear, St. Louis 2. Friday games include Washington at Boston and St. Louis at Chicago. Thursday results show Brooklyn 1 8, New York 9 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 4. Friday matchups: Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati doubleheader, Chicago at St. Louis.
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Four-Power Summit Keeps Europe Peace Amid War Preparations
An international commission and swift actions by the four great powers averted war in Europe as Chamberlain feared. Hitler extended a face-to-face invitation after urging from Mussolini and Roosevelt, signaling a tense but paused crisis in the continent.
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Henderson State to Start Youthful Line Against Hendrix
Henderson State Teachers College coach Lloyd Grow plans to use 20 players Friday at Conway in Young Memorial Stadium with Hendrix College. Nine veterans start, including Encls Kennedy Peek at tackles Kissell Patterson guards Tatum Banks center Caplinger. Lucester Vornado and Jack Turner share halfback duties, Bud Parker or Dov Stephens at quarterback. Rufue Talledt at fullback, with multiple ends tackles guards centers and backs available. A special train will transport Mendelson students to the game, leaving Arkadelphia at 1:00 p.m. and Conway at 11:40 p.m.
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Phillips
Ane
King
Daily
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Bailey Endorses Amendment No. 28 in Arkansas
Governor Bailey endorses constitutional Amendment No. 28 bond refunding in letters to Arkansas editors after a press conference. The report notes Mussolini and Hitler meetings in Munich with Chamberlain and Daladier, hinting at a balanced push toward peace and a quick four-power accord.
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Arkansas
MM Recent Press Conferertes
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Bobcat Ends and Tackles Set to Stop Smackover's Halfback Estes
The article discusses Arkansas political moves around Amendment No. 28 on a highway refunding plan. Myr Bailey defends the amendment as a way to save 1.5 to 2 million dollars and unlock 3 to 4 million for road construction with federal aid. It notes opposition from unnamed interests and mentions old road district bonds secured by state toll bridges, now toll-free but still pledged for bond repayments.
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Democratic Convention
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Tam
Arkansas
Crackers Beat Rowe 3-0 as Rain Halts Dixie Series Game
Atlanta Crackers defeat Beaumont Exporters 3-0 in a rain shortened Dixie Series game at Ponce de Leon Park. Schoolboy Rowe of Beaumont allowed four hits and three early runs before rain halted play in the ninth, with Ton Sunkel tossing eight shutout innings before leaving due to workload.
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Highway funding and refunding proposal under Amendment 28
The speaker argues that current highway obligations threaten default and tax collection, warning that merely taking over bridge taxes will not suffice. They advocate a large interest saving via refunding under Amendment No 28 to ensure highway revenue and stabilize the fund.
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General Highway Fund
Football Games Roundup Across States and Matchups
North Little Rock hosts Blytheville while Blytheville travels to North Little Rock. Other notable games feature Little Rock at Byrd High in Shreveport Louisiana Pine Bluff at Fort Smith and Jonesboro at Hot Springs. Numerous pairings include Conway at Warren Siloam Springs at Fayetteville and Helena at Stuttgart with many more district contests listed.
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Runyan and McSpaden tour South America for five weeks
Paul Runyan and Harold McSpaden will depart September 30 for exhibitions in Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro and other cities lasting five weeks. They will also play in the Argentine Open won last year by Henry Picard then visit San Juan Puerto Rico before returning to the United States in mid November.
Crackers Hold 2–0 Lead in Series as Teams Head to Beau Mont
Friday the teams depart for Beau mont where they will resume the seven game series. The Crackers lead two games to none after a tense second game. Hill led Atlanta with a sharp single and advanced on misplays as Mauldin beat out a sacrifice. Cetting doubled, Richards scored on Mauldin and Cetting. Peters sacrificed Richards to second, but Sunkel was retired at short. Bolling popped out to end the inning.
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Mullen
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Vincent
Bolling
Sleeping Sickness Traced to Horses
The Rockefeller Institute ties a Massachusetts sleeping sickness outbreak to horses, marking the first link between equine encephalomyelitis and human disease. Science report by Webster and Wright notes the virus behind both human and animal illnesses, signaling a major finding.
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Howard W. Blackeslee
Associated Press
New York
Rockefeller Institute
Massachusetts
Leslie T. Webster
F. Howell Wright
London Docks Warehouses Hold Tobacco for All Britons
Warehouses in the London docks reportedly store enough tobacco to supply every man woman and child in Great Britain with one ounce weekly for nine years.
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London Docks
Great Britain
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