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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1936

Page

3

Census call to count small businesses in Seventh District

The Seventh District census tabulation closes this week and Hope and Hempstead counties trail similar towns in reporting last year’s business figures. The Star urges owners of one man shops and small factories to submit census blanks, or contact B. C. Hollis for Hope, or call the office for help. Also notes editorials on wealth and press, and analyzes stock inflation driven by government spending.

Bureau of the Census Hope Hempstead County Business and Manufactures The Star B. C. Hollis Hollis National Editorial Association Charleston S. C the Voor United States William Randolph Hearst Hearst Q vi Nasi New York Daly News Wall Joan T. Flynn NEA Servier, Inc Cock Robin Wall Street Uncle Sam Vane Denck Tan Mr. Roosevelt

Two Men Shot in Josephine County Street Violence

The Josephine county shooting left Harris and a deputy wounded after a clash near the local jail. Robins said the man with the gun fired as Harris lunged, with Harris later bound over to municipal court on a separate chickens case. Several others, including Fannie Hil and Vincent Hopkins, were hospitalized with critical injuries from the same altercation near Saratoga.

Ana Negro Robins Josephine Hospital Harris Washington Grand Jnicipal Court J. L. Light Pilal Reginald Bearden Mr. Bearden Saratoga Marshal Hopking Land Fannie Hil Vincent Hopkins Bruce Hill Fann Ville O 'Ness Ed Hillquirrel Vel

Kraft Phenix Cheese Plant to Open May 15 in Hope

The Kraft Phenix Cheese Corp will open a new cheese factory in Hope around May 15 with G. M. Crow named as manager. Crow and Kraft field agent R. P. Berry arrive May 1 as installation proceeds in the old Armoury building at South Walmet and Fifth streets. The plant, 100 by 52 feet, has near unlimited capacity, ready for 24 000 pounds of milk daily, with initial staff of four, growing as milk output rises.

Kraft Phenix Cheese Corporation Hope G. M. Crow Searcy Ark Kraft Corporation Crow R. PF. Berry Kraft State of Arkansas Frank Kraft Denison Texas Armory South Walmet Fifth Streets Mr. Kraft Star

Hope Man Hurt as Car Overturns on Wilmot Hamburg Road

Walter Locke of Howe was injured Saturday night when his car struck loose gravel and overturned on a curve on the Wilmot Hamburg road. He has a broken nose and facial scratches but condition not serious. expected to return to Hope. He was en route home from Wilmot where employed.

Walter Locke Howe Wilmot-Hamburg Monticello Hope

Italians Move Up on Southern Front

Italian forces press toward Addis Ababa as 15 000 northern troops march from Dessye with advance guards in a motorized column. More than 1 000 trucks carry 15 men each toward the imperial highway as native troops join the advance and Dessy crowds cheer the departure.

Rome Aly Maly Ftout Bench Ethiopia Sevreust Monchy Addis Ababa Dessye Strike Ul Dessy Haliun

Blackwood Upheld by Supreme Court

Arkansas Supreme Court rules 4 to 3 to uphold Circuit Judge Mann in instructing a verdict for defendants in a suit by the state seeking 8 72413 from Dwight H. Blackwood former state highway commissioner and others. Court says former highway officials ads do not prove misconduct or conspiracy and protects highway commission members and bondsmen from certain judgments.

Little Rock Arkansas Supreme Court Mann Dwight H. Blackwood Blackwool Commission J. Lan Williams Plains Highway Commission Blackwood Essa

Professor Shoots Another, Kills Self at University of Nebraska

John P. Weljer, a foreign language instructor at the University of Nebraska, shot and wounded Harry Kurz in a university hall before killing himself near Nebraska Hall. Kurz was wounded in the wrist as he walked a corridor. Weljer fled and then fatally shot himself.

Lincoln John P. Weljer University of Nebraska Harry Kurz University Kurz University Hall Weller Nea Nebraska Hall

Wisconsin Senator mull bills to lift taxes in admin tag bill

WAS HINGTON Wisconsin Senator aMollette of the Wisconsin Progressive said he would press amendments to boost individual income and surtaxes in the administration tax bill. In Arkansas Earl McNeil, 38, a Piggott contractor, died after a 3,000-pound safe toppled onto him at a stair foot Monday. A census report shows Hope and Hempstead County lag in the Seventh District, with enumerators urged to report immediately. A truck driver, Lynn Gist, escaped injury when his truck was struck by a train near Emmet Sunday night. the truck was empty and Gist was en route home.

Waslington Senator aMollette Wisconsin Piggott, Ark— Up Earl McNeil Piggott Lynn Gist Missouri Pacific Emmet Gist

Winter grain fields boost west Texas ranch profits

In San Angelo Texas Louis Williams and Bill Mason of Edex bought 2,500 lambs at 4 dollars each last fall, paid 10 cents monthly for 90 days of grazing, and sold them with wool at 84 dollars per head, highlighting seasonal profits for ranchers.

San Angelo Texas West Texas Louis Williams Bill Mason Edex

Hope Band Captures Five State Places at Fort Smith

The Hope Boys band earned five state places at the Fort Smith contest last weekend amid twenty nine bands vying for honors. William Routosa and Wallace War are noted in continued coverage on page two.

Hope Boys Fort Smith William Routosa Wallace

Scout School Set to Open in Hope District

Scout Executive W H McMulles and field leaders O J Williams and Bob Elligg arrive Monday to oversee a large Scouters Training School at Hope High School. The event, open to all Hope district men, begins 6:30 p.m. with a meal in the cafeteria, then moves to the gym for the session.

W. H. McMulles Bob Elligg Hope High School Hope

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Flynn U.S Negi'd Kraft Phenix Corp Walnut Fifth Hope Man Fanny Pat Energe the Manhunter Merry Sasa Baneh Margaret Bourke-White NEA Service, Inc Financial District Supreme Court City of Hope Hempstead Neary Emmet Bulletins Hope and Hempstead County W. A. Knight Arkansas Federal Bureau of the Census Okey E. Westfall Camden United States Supreme Court Fayetteville, Ark Sami Yancey Wasitington House Snell Georgia Florida Witl Hope Band William Routon Wallace van Sickle Scout School London
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