Additional Names Listed By C of C Missed in Census
The piece urges Hope residents to cooperate with census takers to ensure a full count, listing numerous local residents and their family sizes as skipped or undercounted. It emphasizes civic duty and chamber involvement to achieve an accurate tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Teo
Hope
B. L. Welborn
East Third Street
Charles Davia Gibson
West Division Street
James Cheatham
South Main Street
Ed Porcell
Avenue B
Wilard Jones
East Third Stree
Kenneth G. Hamilton
John Ridgeill
West Fifth Street
J. M. Harbin
East Second Street
Chris Westerman
West Third Street
Hayes Munn
South Elm Street
R. L. McGain
West Avenue B
L. C. Turner
Raymond F. Jones
Clyde Coffer
Hinton Davis
Cline Franks
W. Bink ‘Taylor
Washington
Frank Ward
Elk
West Eighth Street
W. St. Thomason
West Seventh Street
Irvin Tate
John L. Wilson
Lanily
JA. Copeland
A.W. Stubbeman
C. O. Thomas
West Fourth Street
E P Young Jr Named Hope High Senior Leader
Erwin Paul Young Jr ranks as Hope High School's top senior with 477 service points and a 5.4 GPA. He serves as Student Council president, Hi-Light assistant editor, National Honor Society president, Quill and Scroll member, and football team manager, earning The Fiftieth Boy award in sophomore year. He plans to enter Hendrix College next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Paul Young Jr
Hope High School
Hi-Light
National Honor Society
Quill and Scroll
Hish Sehood
Hendrix College
National parks and their state locations quiz
The text lists several national park names with geographic clues. Platt National Park with sulfur springs. Lassen Volcanic National Park noted for recent activity. Grant Toten National Park features a mountain range. Carlsbad Caverns largely unexplored. Zion National Park includes a canyon area.
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Platt National Park
Lasse Volcanic
United States
Grant ‘Toten Nationel Park
Carlsbad Caverns
Zion National Park
Secuie Canyon
Page Tuy
Softball League to Open Tuesday in Two Class System
The City Softball League organized with Bruner City Bakery CCC Gunter American Legion and Houston Grocery forming two classes A and B. A includes non-limited players and B limits to five class A players. Amateurs must file cards by Monday noon. Season opens Tuesday at 7 00 p.m. with Bruner vs City Bakery and girls softball vs Ashdown.
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City
Bruner
City Bakery
C.C.C
Gunter
Joe Jones
Mudgett
CCC
American Legion
Houston Grocery
Tred Robertson
Raymond Ureban
Earl Elton
Tris
Ashdown
Luck files for Hempstead County Judge candidacy
Hope businessman Fred A. Luck announces in The Star an official run for Hempstead County Judge subject to the Democratic primary on August 13. He cites farming roots, 14 years in Hope, military service, and decades building local roads and bridges, including work on U S Highway 67 between Hope and Prescott.
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Fred A. Luck
Hempstead Co
Fred A. Luck of Hope
The
Star
Hempstead
Luck
Hempstead County
Hempsteart County
City of Hope
First Baptist Church of Hope
J. T. Luck, Jr
Hope High School
Hendrix College
United States Army
308Th Motor Supply
83Rd Division
U. S. Highway 67
Hope
Prescott
Louisiana
Nazis Push Offensive in Trondheim Front
British aircraft raided the German held Norwegian city of Trondheim but were repulsed. German forces launched an offensive to prevent British Norwegian units from cutting their supply line to the base. Map shows activity in Wiearpa.
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WEA
Trondheia
Germany
Wiearpa
Impending Threat Drives Guam Base Concept in Navy Plans
Navy pushes for guam harbor dredging to speed base readiness amid East Indies risk. article notes bases in Cavite and Pearl Harbor, strategic raw materials, and growing Japanese naval buildup. outlines broader wartime naval balance and indeterminate U S role in Pacific defense.
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Pacific
Guam
Navy
Japan
House
Senate
East Indies
U. S
U.S
China
Steel Files for Chancellor Again
LITTLE ROCK identifies Chancellor A. Steel of Texarkana as a candidate for re-election to the sixth district. The district includes Howard, Sevier, Little River, Pott, Pike, Clark, Miller, Hempstead, and Nevada counties.
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Little Rock
Steel
Texarkana
Howard, Sevier, Little River
Poth
Pike, Clark, Miller, Hempstead
Nevada Counties
Sanctify Them Through the Wrath by Word
A brief, dated style devotional line cites Saint John 17, invoking sanctification through divine wrath by word as a spiritual reflection on faith and protection.
Patmos Graduation Plans Set With Baccalaureate Sermon
Patmos High School will hold graduation exercises on Sunday April 21 at 3 p.m. Rev D Silvey will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. The commencement address will be by E E Graham dean of men at Magnolia A and M college at 4 p.m. Wednesday April 24. The graduating class lists 11 students five boys and six girls according to EB A Jameson superintendent.
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Patmos High School
D. ©. Silvey
E. E. Graham
Magnolia A. & M. College
Eb, A. Jameson
Many Doctors to Aid Cripples Here
The Crippled Children's Division of the State Department of Public Welfare will hold a diagnostic and checkup clinic all day Thursday, April 25, at the annex of the Baptist Church in Hope. Patients from Hempstead, Howard, Lafayette, Pike, and Sevier counties will be served, with checkups also for Ouachita, Miller, and Little River counties. Attending are Dr. Ellery C. Gay, Dr. Joseph Shuffield, Dr. F. E. Walter Carruthers, Dr. Vernon Newman, Dr. Sam Phillips, and Dr. N. T. Hollis, with John G. Dudley and Joh R. Thompson coordinating.
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Crippled Children’s Division
State Department of Public Welfare
Baptist Church
Hope
State Welfare
Joh R. Thompson
Hempstead
Howard
Lafayette
Pike
Sevier
Ouachita
Miller
Little River
Thompson
Ellery C. Gay
Little Rock
John G. Dudley
Joseph Shuffield
Walter Carruthers
Vernon Newman
Sam Phillips
de. N. T. Hollis
4. S. Ross
State Department of Education
Miller Denies Resigning Post for Federal Bench
Senator John E. Miller told the Arkansas Democrat he has not considered resigning his U S Senate seat to accept a possible appointment to the federal bench. He dismissed circulating reports as entirely unconfirmed and said he intends to remain in the Senate while the people of Arkansas approve his service.
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Little Rock
John E. Miller
Arkansas Democrat
Washington
Senate
Heartsill Ragan
Fort Smith
T. . Trimble
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Miller
Congress
Eighth Circuit
Trimble
Ragan
United States Senate
Arkansas
Demerat
Hull Declares He Is Not Candidate
Secretary Hull stated he is not a candidate for any office. He told reporters at a press conference that he has no political aspirations, despite speculation about potential Democratic nominations.
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Hull
Washington
Magnolia Women Embrace Permanent Mud Hats Pride
Magnolia residents celebrate a local crafts tradition as women showcase permanent mud hats. The practice highlights community identity, with makers demonstrating hat construction and sharing the cultural significance attached to the pale, earthy headwear.
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Magnolia
Two Hope Men Join Navy in San Diego
Harold Pool and Vernon M. Merritt of Hope left Friday for San Diego California to enlist in the United States Navy. Merritt previously served one year in the Army with an honorable discharge at Charleston South Carolina on March 22 1934. Pool has no prior military service.
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Japan
United States
Washington
Harold Pool
Vernon M. Merritt
Hope
San Diego
Calif
United States Navy
Texarkana
Merritt
United States Army
Charleston
S. C
Pool
Cotton market closes with mixed quotes in New York
The New York cotton market opened at 10.45 and closed at 10.43 and middling spot at 10.87. Prices show a small decline from the opening to the close with middling steady near the prior level.
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New York
World War II Turbulence Seen Across Europe and Nordic Fronts
Reports from London Berlin and Paris describe rapid German advances in Norway and Norway’s Oslo region while British and Soviet talks on trade face Finland’s war distraction. Oslo lines tighten as German forces reinforce and British submarines suffer losses. In Belgrade a coup plot surfaces tied to Nazi influence. Yugoslavia's Cvetkovic government braces amid rising tensions. Germany breaks diplomatic ties with Norway by expelling its minister. Paris backs Re naud’s government with broad confidence as air raids target Narvik.
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Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Cvetkovic
Stoyadinovic
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Orient
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NEA
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Dutch East Indies
Timor
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Dean "Graham
Magnolis
Silvey
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Qotton
Tylands
London
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Namsos
Atlan
Great Britain
Risla
Sla
Stockhill
Jamsos
Berlin
Adolf
Hitler
Skagerrak
Egat
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Chamber Deputies
Paul Renaud
Narvik
Nyway
Oslo
Vik
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Arne Scheel
Berti
Gemany
Haakon
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