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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1937
Page
3
Farmers launch the 1927 crop season confident it will be better. C F Hill says loans closed in January through March total 579 loans amounting to 64279.50 dollars. The Nashville Production Credit Association reports strong early-year financing activity with February and March lending continuing.
Mr Hill lists four saving methods: low interest rates budgeting loans on income and expense with terms up to 12 months saving idle money interest and production credit loans for cash purchases to secure discounts and avoid carrying charges. The volume of new applications remains strong through April and into May despite the season’s peak passing.
Washington reports that carnauba wax from the South American palm tree forms an extremely thin film over airplane paint. Tests by the National Bureau of Standards for the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics show the coating nearly stops water penetration through paint to fabric or metal. The Brazil palm wax coats leaves and fruit to reduce moisture loss.
Ford argues the Wagner act has not harmed performance and cites Wall Street aims to stabilize profits by controlling labor through unions. He links the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization as the same force, saying Ford favors competition and cost-cutting through new machinery and high wages to create markets.
A bolt of lightning struck Charles Dunning, 1, instantly killing him, and injured his brother Bert Dunning, 21, as they walked across an open field near their home nine miles west of De Queen Arkansas late Tuesday. Authorities learned of the tragedy on Wednesday.
State witnesses recount the shooting in Hope as Hembree faces cross examination. Quinton Derryberry testifies to the fatal scene while others place debt friction and prior tensions, with defense witnesses expected and a late jury ruling possible.
Tokio Mr. and Mrs. Lee Steuart shopped in Nashville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sullivan of Nashville visited relatives here Saturday night. Howard County Singing convention drew attendees from the area. Lee Furnatter and family visited Mt. Pleasant relatives. Mrs Archie McLarty and son returned from Nashville. Edward Furnatter and children from Doyle visited Sunday. Farmers report replanting corn. Local notice ends with a groaning sentiment over Mrs. (unreadable).
A dry clean table analogy shows a pencil moving easily across a platter when angled and pushed, while a wet surface increases ease of movement. The comparison extends to tires on wet pavement, where reduced friction leads to difficulty stopping or steering suddenly.
The note argues the pope criticized internal Reich conditions and seeks a worldwide anti German front. It says the Vatican’s encyclical on Mexico lacked such scope and accuses the Vatican of ignoring Germany’s democratic standards. It claims concordat concessions were kept and National Socialism protected the church from Bolshevism, noting state aid exceeded contractual duties.
Rhoda Blevins Brown of Highland died in a Nashville hospital and was buried at Ozan cemetery on Sunday. Will Ramage of Bingen was a business visitor here Saturday, and Paul Gosnell and Daily Ramage of Bingen were here on business Saturday.
The Ladies Missionary Society met at the church with a bright program. McCaskill and McCaskill made a business trip to Little Rock. Harald Gorham from El Dorado visited his mother M Gorham. Mrs. Jennie Hampton and Miss Ollin Gunn returned home after a three week visit with Mrs. Jim Mills in Edgewood Texas. Jimmie Hampton of Ozan visited Aunt J D Eley. Ezra Moses of Little Rock and his wife were guests of his parents Walter and Mrs. Moses. Mrs. Louis Sutton visited her grandmother Belle Davis in Belt. Alden Pickett left for California to join a CCC camp. Mrs. Mary Trout and daughter Iris at Dierks visited Mrs. Bert Scott. Mrs. T H Varnados remains confined to home with illness. Verdie Lovelace cared for her mother.
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