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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
1
The Star states charges will be made for tributes cards of banks resolutions or memorials about the departed and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts. Commercial newspapers uphold this policy in news columns to avoid space-consuming memorials.
A June study in The Journal of the American Medical Association and related writings discuss the Dionne quintuplets. Minnesota experts explore how five babies survived, the birth mechanism, and whether the quints are identical. The piece reviews embryology, multiple egg release, and potential future research avenues.
The book portrays Jatin Hays Hammond as a mining engineer whose life was deeply romantic and eventful. It sketches a remarkably active career that seems almost designed to showcase dramatic achievement and adventure.
The author surveys Perry and Sewickley high school life noting a shorthand club, indoor chess matches, a student cooperative, and varied extracurriculars. She praises student government, music, drama, journalism, and new Q&A columns while stressing discipline and mental exercises as vital for youth. Her comments touch on teachers, curricula, and the steady push of activities to develop talent and quick wits.
Government shifts attack in A. W. Mellon tax case to merger of McClintic Marshall with Bethlehem Steel. Bethlehem acquired the McGlin t industrial unit in exchange for stock and bonds, about 40 days after divesting $44 million in assets via Union Construction. Case questions whether the $21 million relates to capital gains and taxes Mellon’s 30 percent stake in McClintic Marshall. Hearing moves from Pittsburgh to Washington after evidence. Mellon witnesses to testify in New York on valuation and paintings donated to a trust company for tax deductions.
The article extols Boulder Dam as a milestone in progress with recreation, irrigation, flood control, and power. It describes the plan to make Boulder Lake a vast outdoor region supervised by federal authorities, with a 1200 foot elevation, 430 miles of shore, and 2,000,000 irrigable acres nearby. It notes power capacity, imminent construction, and vast tourist interest as the project aims to fund itself through electricity and transform California and Pacific coast water supply.
A brief guide to spring housecleaning for beauty aims to use up old cosmetics, make a shopping list, and buy four essential items plus a few creams. It cautions against excess purchases, advises light cleansing cream, a skin tonic, and a nourishing or stringent second cream based on skin type, with storage tips.
In a 1935 drama Millicent Grobes becomes entangled with Sergeant Mahoney after a tense confrontation over Harry Felding’s death. A masked killer, secret pasts, and a pistol mystery unfold as Mahoney pressures Millicent to reveal alibis and relationships while a dangerous confession notebook lurks.
In a second trial for the murder of his wife, Lamsott faces prosecution and defense sparring over re-enactment details and the crumpled body found in a bathtub at a Stanford related home. Testimony centers on whether the blow was fatal and the sequence of events that led to her death.
A Saturday night community event at We npton drew several residents including Beatrice Russell and Beatrice Ross, with attendance noted as lively. Mentions of Mrs Leroy Head Mr. Sw Martsfield and Misses Roxto dettle Watking indicate a weekend visit pattern among neighbors and relatives.
Washington reports reveal Treasury was secretly dumping two billion dollars of utility securities. During a House Interstate Committee session Rep Rayburn pressed the Treasury on the formation of a stabilization fund and the large losses borne by holders. Devane testified that key utility holding firms carried securities valued at 19 million in 1929, now collapsed to a fraction of that price, with independent operators also suffering steep declines. Rayburn argued neither the Roosevelt administration nor related entities caused the downturn, noting most losses occurred before the Roosevelt term.
A fragmented social notes page lists visits and gatherings among residents of Centerville and nearby, including Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hurt, Mrs. Cecil Rogers, Miss Geneva Humphrey, Miss Dorix Yarbough, Mrs. Archie Sommergy, Miss Dale Mit, and others. Events include Sunday calls, Friday visits, and weeknight get togethers with family and friends.
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