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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1938

Page

4

Beware of Social Security training scams in Texarkana area

A Texarkana Social Security bulletin warns the public about self styled Social Security correspondence schools promising jobs. It notes such courses misrepresent qualifications and that all appointments must be made through civil service. Authorities will report misrepresentations.

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State Would Cut Bond Cost If It Kept Its Pledge

Arkansas lawmakers consider reducing debt costs if the state honors its obligations. Penick of Arkansas Bankers Association notes refinancing could lower interest from 0.75 to about 3 percent, comparing Louisiana and Tennessee moves. He cites market reactions, legislative protections for creditors, and executive steps as key to achievable savings.

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Cranium Crackers Cryptic Puzzle Teases Readers

A garbled brain teaser from a newspaper page presents five quirky clues. The fragments hint at names, places, and items such as a Burtan writs, Fragis Bayete, a Baptist Very pout, Cognac a Breneh, and Laban iy teerty with south wt Spas.

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Roosevelt Urges D AR to Fight Fascism in Speech

President Roosevelt addressed the Daughters of the American Revolution urging defense of democracy amid rising fascist pressure. He warned of class conflict and the dangers of totalitarianism while praising ancestors who fought for liberty and stressing the need to teach youth about American values.

Washington Providenc Roosevelt Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Romseyvels Hoosevedlt Ater Thes Dca Andy Lavan Saul Janeple Liv Peleies

Judge K P Toney Succumbs at Juror’s Court

The report notes the death of Judge K P Toney after a heart attack at a courtroom scene. The article mentions a tour of officials including Daluart and Culbertson, and describes recovered firearms and ammunition found in a residence. The account suggests a tied incident involving legal proceedings and a fatal medical event.

Man Power Still Holds Key to War on World Fronts

The Associated Press reports that manpower remains crucial on global fronts despite tech gains. Japan and Spain show pressure in Europe. Allied forces push to blunt advances as nations assess reserves and mobilization amid ongoing conflict.

IEMA Spain Witsop Clana China

White Control of Asia Is at And White Control of Asia Is at

New York report quotes Ji Marshall, an Eastern care respondent for Collwa's, on Chinese and Pacific tensions. Marshall argues that attacks on British and American vessels in China reflect deliberate warfare and white influence aimed at Asia, citing Panay, merchant ships, and armed river craft. He warns U S and British actions threaten Asia’s balance and that Americans must defend rights and interests amid growing Japanese pressure.

New York China Ghd Panay Giese Werge Betis Ian Long Orient Brosh Japan Americas Seb Marstedl Ois Radio Pnbhe Cnet Aste Conton Marshall Chingy the Univ Alnuris Tayasion

Japan settles for bombing of Panay and vessels

The Panay incident is described as settled with a payment of 2,214,007.26 dollars in what appeared to be a quiet office transaction. The note mentions the December 12 date and an official closure of the Nanking siege as context.

Japan Panay Toryo Vpi Pansy United Standard Oil Nanking Vaan Forein

Bailey Threatens Action On Bridges

Governor Bailey warned Friday of creating military zones at Powhatan and Des Are to ensure free transportation over toll bridges unless privately owned toll spans sell to the state. He proposed building free ferries adjacent to the bridges and plowing up highways to strand the toll spans if negotiations fail. The recent special session passed a program to free major highways from tolls.

Bailey Powhatan DesAre

Loan Applications Pour in for REC

Officials of the Securities Commission and the RFC reported Friday that business men were responding with increasing tender to administration lending proposals. A spokesman said the RFC was pulling steam and a lake cure of loans pouring into its regional offices, chiefly from small businesses seeking billions of dollars of ready funds.

Washington The Securities Commission RFC

Former Hope Student Honored at Knoxville

Sara Hinton of Col Merville Marjorie Threkeld of Hope Ark and Kelly Ray of Kingsport were selected for bids to the Alpha Lambda Delta honorary society for freshmen women at the University of Tennessee. The ceremony was set for Friday afternoon and Friday night with plans to honor the students.

Knoxville Sara Hinton Col Merville Marjorie Threkeld Hope, Ark Kelly Ray Kingsport Alpha Lambda Delta University of Tennessee

Mind Your Manners in Hotel Etiquette Questions

A set of etiquette questions on proper titles for signing registrations, seating a wife, tipping, talking to workers, and handling luggage. It discusses whether to use Mr for a man signing and how to address a wife, who should handle tips, and whether a doorman should assist with luggage, framed as guidance for polite behavior.

Jobin Jones Noimz Bey Servine

Shirley Temple Grows Up Fast in Hollywood Plans

Shirley Temple nears adulthood as marks on her bedroom door rise and studio preparations adapt to her growth. At 50 inches tall and about 63 to 72 percent pounds, she eyes future roles and a gradual aging in stories while parents and Twentieth Century Fox manage her transition and public image.

Mglay Wood Shirley Temple Miss Temple Papa George Temple Mama Gertrude Temple Darryl Zanuck Alhers Twentieth-Century Fox Shirley Suuiyside Suzayinah Dorothy Mr. Zuduck Samuel Goldwyn Kolst Brunt Heirs Metra Judy Garland Shurley Igitations Ar Hitnl American Legion Post Otal Hollywood George Peciphe Temple

Mrs John Andrews Dies Here Friday

Mrs John Andrews, 51, died at 9 a m Friday at her home on West Sixty Street. She had lived in Hope 44 years and was a member of First Methodist Church. Funeral plans not yet completed but expected for 2:30 Saturday afternoon. Surviving are her mother Mrs J J McCloughan of Hope two sisters Mrs Sam Andrews and Mrs W T Smith of Hope two brothers E B McClaughin of Oklahoma City and M M McCloughan of Hope one son Roy Andrews and a granddaughter.

John Andrews West Sixty Street Hope First Methodist Church J. J. McCloughan Hape Mes Sam Andrews W. T. Smith EB. E. McCloaughin Oklahoma City M. M. McCloughan Haye Roy Andrews

Rev Bert Webb to Return Saturday Sermon at Hope Tabernacle

The Rev Bert Webb is set to return to Hope Saturday from Memphis where he and Mrs Webb have been two weeks conducting special services at the Assembly of God church. He will deliver the sermon Sunday night at 7 44, with Moss Hazel Conway of Little Rock speaking Sunday morning at 11 o'clock before a farewell message. Singing will feature the Sunday sessions as public action to all services.

Bert Welly Hope Memphis Lean Assembly of God Church Mr. Webb Welock Lope Gospel Tabernacle Moss Hazel Conway Little Rock Damshey Beypt Pete l Ste Sundas

William Jennings in Congressional Race

William Jennings runs for Congress in Little Rock amid unclear race details. Affected by vision issues from a train accident, he faces questions about readiness and campaign viability. Local observers note uncertain support and limited public information on his platform.

Offer State Park for This Section

A blank space in southwest Arkansas may become a state park site with federal aid, as the Arkansas State Park Commission seeks an acceptable locale. G Dunes, park commissioner, spoke at Hope Rotary about site readiness for CCC development and the need to place a park within two hours of residents. He cited Petit Jean as the most-developed park and listed others in progress including Devil's Den, Buffalo River, Crowley's Ridge, Arkansas Post, Mt. Nebo, Like Catherine, and Watson Park. Miss Eleanor Bonham of the Girl Scouts urged broader community sponsorship of youth programs, with Rotary officers for the year announced by Albert Grieves.

Arkansas Arkansas State Park Commission G. Dunes Hope Rotary Club Hotel Barlay CCC Petit Jean Morriston Laught Devil's den Park Winslow Fort Smith-Fy Ile Buffalo River Harrison Crowley's Ridge Arkansas Post Rebret Campbell Girl Scout York Miss Bonham Rotary Fawinis Chs Quuies Fricyy J. A. Thonbree Guy Basyy Loyd Spencer Hope Bob Prather Vin Ridge Ark J. Frank Wadkin Barnet J. HR. Byrne Inw Albert Grieves Tom Brewster J.P. Duffie Hov. McGinhisy Tresisurer Lyman Armatrongi Ly Jewell O.C. Lewis

Notable Great Men Shape an Age, Then Fade

A concise reflection on how a nation's era shines through a few extraordinary individuals who then vanish from history as time advances. The quote underscores the lasting impact of pivotal leaders and the impermanence of fame.

Grimm

Father of Dionnes Seeks Judicial Scrutiny of Guardians

Oliva Dionne, father of the quintuplets, hired Ottawa lawyer Henri St Jacques to press for a judicial investigation into how the children's lives and finances are managed by their guardians. Ontario Attorney General Conant will act after studying a recent guardian’s report, as the case potentially reveals how a $750,000 fortune from films and advertising was built.

Ottawa Canada Oliva Dionne Henri St Jacques Dionne Conant Ontario Toronto Percy D. Wilson Official Guardian

Prather Returns to Hope as Secretary of State Candidate

Bob Prather of Vimy Ridge and Hempstead county native renews ties in Hope and declares his bid for Secretary of State. He helped launch the mugwump convention that backed John E. Miller and aided the last year’s anti Bailey campaign. Prather, born at Qzan, served in the Spanish American War and Boer War before a long Railway Mail Service career and farming near Vimy Ridge.

Bob Prather Vimy Ridge Hempstead County Hope John E. Miller Carl E. Bailey United States Mr. Prather Qzan South Africa Oran

Livestock Sales Dipped Amid Storms At Local Auction

Livestock sales here this week were lighter than usual due to stormy weather. A total of 9878.50 changed hands at Tuesday's public auction. Cattle, hogs, horses and mules sold with prices sketchy yet demand for certain items remained steady. Principal buyers included Will Willard of Mineral Springs, Joe Taylor of Hot Springs, HE Jone vines of Little Rock, Tulley and Houston of West Plains, W G Magress of Harrison, and Sam Arnold of Texarkana.

Sutton Col. Lier Will Willard Mineral Springs Joe Taylor Hot Springs Jone Vines Little Rock Tulley & Houston West Plains W. G. Magress Harrison Sam Arnold Texarkana

Booker to Seek Land Office Post in Arkansas

J Lester Booker, longtime Arkansas state highway engineer, resigns to pursue candidacy for state land commissioner. He began as a day laborer at 2.50 daily, later returned to engineering roles. A member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and military engineers, he hails from Heaphstead County.

J. Lester Booker Land Office Post Little Rock State Highway Department State Land Commissioner Booker Highway d Department Amerir Somciety of Civil Engineers Ameriat Miliary Engineers Arka and Little Rock Engineers Heapstead County

Cotton prices move in New Orleans market report

New Orleans cotton market opened Friday at 04 and closed at 1.05 per unit. Spot cotton finished steady with a two point gain as traders watched daily highs and lows amid market activity.

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