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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
4
A fragmented reminiscence traces how technology alters mountain life and rural commerce. It contrasts past isolation with present modernization, noting shifts from horse to motor vehicles and from simple homes to connected living, while a journalist recalls local business adaptation and the influence of mass media.
Texarkana Miller county officers discount foul play in the death of Michael Malenock 35 found Monday night near railroad tracks west of Fulton Ark Sheriff Sewell says preliminary inquiry shows he was struck by a train while walking and discarded details from a mangled body indicate a fatal railroad collision witnesses report Malenock left a pool hall soberly around 8 49 pm Monday before vanishing. investigations continue with several people named.
Wiseman ruled after conferences with State Police Superintendent Ray Albright. Albright urged a remedy to curb bootlegging while the decision permits square sales to half pint portions under the new legal framework.
Charges against Coley Missouri Pacific railway employee arise from a family dispute months ago at Gurdaty. Prosecutor Ned Stewart says the case will be dropped at the witness’s request, with Coley released on a $1000 bond after a loud argument ending in a divorce.
ALAMEDA CALIF. Pan American Clippers return voyage completes a 2400 mile journey amid strong headwinds. The aircraft arrived safely after a lengthy Atlantic to Pacific run and will be noted in the record of transcontinental air travel.
An alleged bootlegger Glen Burns drove a liquor laden car through a highway blockade eight miles south of here at dawn. Shots rang out with two fired at the speeding vehicle while a pursuing party led by Reginald Bearden and deputies opened fire. The car vanished into country roads after a dust cloud and a wash still was destroyed. no whisky found.
Todhunter faces suspension as state penal superintendent after a Wednesday executive session by the State Penal Board. Attorney General Bailey sets out that the board lacks authority to suspend without formal action, leaving Todhunter still in office pending proper procedures and possible discharge by a board vote.
Washington senate rejected a move to lower the bond issue limit of the farm tenant aid bill to one billion dollars. The vote was 39 to 4 as the Finance Committee heard testimony from Frank T. Hines on cost comparisons between cash payment plans and the Harrison proposal. Treasury officials warned that new inheritance taxes could be required to finance any cash bonus legislation, while Harrison argued the compromise would not need new taxes. Democratic senators suggested the Harrison bill could win presidential approval. Veterans leaders urged faster cashing of certificates and backed the Legion alternative, as administration officials defended cautious spending.
Arkansas treasurer Page reports highway debt service funds exceed the June 4 bond tender. Money already set aside covers two interest installments as gas tax receipts stay near record highs. Bank Commissioner Wasson estimates the state can reduce highway debt by 1.7 million dollars by June 4.
The Hempstead county American Legion post and its Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting at 8 o'clock Thursday night in Hope city hall. Oliver Willans, commander, announced the event. Child welfare will be featured with several speeches and refreshments will be served.
Two Patton high school seniors will share valedictory honors Avie Worver and Mary Jett Cre tet. salulatory honors go to Dorothy Moser. Other graduates include Frances dons Bessie Jones Lottie Tueler and more. Commencement begins Sunday April 28 at Rose Hill Christian Church Yoxarkana with Rev J Z Duvall delivering the sermon. An operetty and the Beanstale play will be shown Wednesday night and the class play For Pity's Stake follows.
The Star reports on an alleged carbon-copy letter from Arkansas Insurance Commissioner A A Gentry to Prosecutor George Holmes about the Bradley County burning case involving Charlie Crosnoe and others. Gentry told the Associated Press he might have written the letter and said he spoke with Holmes by phone regarding assurances offered to the suspects. He accompanied others to Governor Futrell’s office when a stay of sentence was issued, and The Star sought confirmation through AP.
News from Little Rock reports Wednesday that Senator McKellar of Tennessee pursues a bill to create a new circuit court of appeals covering Arkansas Tennessee Oklahoma and northern Mississippi Alabama. Rumor ties Federal Judge Martineau to the nomination and Associate Justice McHaney as possible successor if needed. Governor Putrell or Congressman Milner of Parks are mentioned as possible successors to McHaney on the Arkansas Supreme Court if elevated.
Walter L. Pope, former attorney general, was rejected by a special board for re digesting Arkansas statutes. The plan, funded by Act VI of 1935, aims to produce a two volume digest covering criminal and civil statutes plus state and federal constitutional provisions. Examiner Blytheville attorney Churchill Buck to review before printing. work to begin in weeks with completion estimated beyond one year.
The Arkansas State Police recruitment process occupied the day as the Civil Service Commission reviewed civil ranger applications and prepared to continue Wednesday behind closed doors. Over 500 applications were filed for positions, with a smaller pool certified by Superintendent A. G. Albright and assistant Robert T. LaPollette for eligibility tests to determine qualifications under set conditions.
The Army launched a drive to nearly double its fighting power with an enlistment of 31,700 men aged 18 to 35 starting July 1. House leaders warned Congress war clouds hung over Europe as it considered two bills to spend 570 million dollars on Navy and Air bases.
Governor Furrer recommended waiving tax penalties until July 15 the second installment date. State Comptroller Griffin Smith noted legal authority limits and urged uniform statewide practice. The note implies collectors may accept payments without penalty to that date, with audits showing waivers without criticism. Also mentions 1935 War Department retirement figures for disability.
The Arkansas governor granted a 30 day stay of Charles Crosnoe’s six year arson sentence after a petition by Hope officials led by Mayor R A Boyett. Police deny any petition, stating Crosnoe sought only a letter proving he was employed and had committed no recent trouble. Crosnoe alleges immunity discussions with state Fire Insurance Commissioner J C Gentry.
In Appomattox Virginia a three car collision Wednesday killed five people and left only one survivor. Four victims were burned beyond recognition while authorities investigated the wreckage and identified the deceased. A separate note erroneously references banana varieties and a Jamaica plant, but the crash report remains the focal event.
NEW ORLEANS futures opened one to two points down with May around 136 and July near 149 while October at 1.15 and December at 1.2. Liverpool cables show a steady market with scarce contracts. New York futures opened barely steady with May liquidation and selling. May 142, July 150, December 125.
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