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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1938

Page

4

Pay Phone Protest at University of Arkansas Face Payetteville

A letter and student circular from Fayetteville Fayetteville Arkansas report pay phones installed by Southwestern Bell in campus business areas. The note alleges pay station pressure harms students and demands removal, citing Arkansas Supreme Court actions and urging business leaders to drop pay phones to curb pricing and control. Local student leaders Ralphs Rawlings Ernie Wright Deacon Darnell endorse the protest.

Gripvons Fayetteville University of Arkansas Marnie Wright Ard Talbot Moffle Eure Tawea Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Mavetteville Wright Poild Payetteville Bell ‘Telephone Company Kernie Wright Talbot Feild, Jr University Southwestern Bell Arkansas Supreme Court le Telephone Co Boi Ubat Beth City Owilheal George Telephone Co Trav Tao Wat Y-O-U Gisu Southwestern Bell Telephone Ca Associated Students Ralpis Rawlings Ernie BK Wright Deacon Darnell

Germany Threatens to Seize Czecho Slovakia in Sudeten Crisis

Berlin asserts Czechoslovakia’s 3.5 million Germans will claim “inevitable” rights and insists war can be avoided if Sudeten Germans secure edging integration with Germany. Officials warn France and Poland over possible support for Czechoslovakia while diplomatic maneuvering intensifies.

Germany Czecho-Slovakia Berlin Czechoslovakia Sean Rink Bret Cor Thany Horgeshou-Shaped Gerryany

Cranim Crackers Word Choice Puzzle

A reader submits a garbled trivia style item asking which word fits each statement about geography and history. The fragment lists several multiple choice style prompts with errors and mis-typed place names, ending with a note that answers go to a classified page.

Hope Tennis Club to Be Organized in Hope

An organizing meeting at Paar Park is set to form the Hope Tennis Club with interested players invited. A discussion on tennis tournaments and a Southwest Arkansas event plan will follow, with the session starting 7:45 and adjournment near 8:30.

Hope Tennis Club Paar Park Hope Tennin Vlads

Fragmented Thought on Happiness and Truth Foundations

A fragmented line discusses happiness built on virtue and day of necessity, asserting truth as its foundation. It presents a reflective, aphoristic view without clear attribution or era context, focusing on moral psychology rather than event specifics.

Senator LaFollette Challenging Navy Expansion Claim

Wisconsin senator La Follette accused the Roosevelt administration of authoring the large 1.156 billion naval expansion plan, doubting Navy origin and citing fears it may distract from domestic economic issues. He called for scrutiny as a Senate debate nears. In other action, Labor Chairman Morton defended the wage and hours bill as the fairest draft the committee produced after months of delay.

Washington UPI Seshalor Las Follette Wisconsin Senate Roosevelt Navy Department Navy Mmany Business Advisory Council Raper Wil Charman Marton New Jersey Dem House Labor Committee Morton

New Saenger Manager Arrives As Softball League Forms

M A Lightman Jr will replace Arihue Swanke as manager of the Saenger and Riakta theaters. Swanke to Texas after five and a half years here. Nine firms sponsor teams in the softball league with contracts to be listed at a meeting in Carrigan building. Season starts next week with several local and regional groups entered.

Saenger M. A. Lightman, Jr Arihue Swanke Riakta Light En Auiies Hepa Memphis Tenn Swantke Hope Mir Oklahoma Texas Mc. Sivanke Karl W. Brion WPA Mr. Keion Carrigan Soil Conservation Service Natonal Guards CCC Scott-Burr J.C. Penney Hope Basket Company Williams Launber Company Unique Cafe Washington

Judging Contest to Begin Friday at Yerger High School

The district judging meet starts Friday at Yerger High School at 8 a.m. Activities include revisions, organization, group assembly, and livestock judging at the Experiment station. Warren Shinn, Pond Grady, Jina Dell Henlinx, and A. J. Trent top the total standings and will represent Yerger High in the district judging test. Charene Brown, president of FA, chosen for the writing bibasayoon Agricultorial aid will represent the local chapter in the plb- Jie speaking contest.

Yerger High School W.C. Easter Thomas Euplish Rosene Green Chester Yorger Jr Elegaler

Musical Program at Emmet on Thursday Night

A string band and quartet from radio station KELD El Dorado will be presented Thursday night April 28 in the auditorium of Emmet High School. The program begins at seven o clock. Edgar Ramage of Emmet announceds the public is invited.

Keld el Dorado Emmet High School Velook Edgar Wo Ramage Emet

Ford says Roosevelt doing best he can amid hopes for change

Henry Ford, after a White House conference with President Roosevelt, said the president is trying to do his best like everyone else and that conditions are likely to improve. Ford doubted a war in Europe despite gloomy dispatches. the meeting was described as a pleasant family conversation with no commercial conclusions.

New York Henry Ford White House Roosevelt Ford Europe Washington Ian Patio Hueheer Union Station Wong Thim Stephen P Earry G. Hall Roosevelt Massachusetts

Bonita Granville rising star of These Three to adult roles

Bonita Granville, a seven year veteran on stage and seven on screen, is now transitioning from child actress to adult roles in Hollywood. Despite her youth she speaks with seasoned poise, eyes future Nancy Drew series, and recalls a first on screen kiss in White Banners that sparked off-stage publicity.

Paul Harrison NEA Service Hollywood Bonita Granville Miss Granville Bonita Warner Brothers Hely Jack Cooper

B and B Grocery to Open Saturday in Hope

Hope's new cash grocery and meat market the B and B Grocery will be opened this Saturday May 30 on East Third street near B B Hamm Motor and Hempstead County Motor. Proprietors R E Byers and Dewey Baker are local figures in groceries and meats. They offer meats groceries produce and plan to truck fresh vegetables from the Rio Grande Valley to Hope at lower prices.

Hope B & B. Grocery Withree B. B. Hamm Motor Company Hempstead County Motor Company East Third Street R. EB. Byers Dewey Baker Aid Rio Grande Valley

Kansas City Dean Chosen Episcopal Bishop for Arkansas

The Arkansas Episcopal convention elects Rev. Claude W. Sprouse 50 dean of grace at Holy Trinity cathedral Kansas City to succeed Bishop E W Saphore who resigned. The fifth ballot saw the withdrawal of Dean John Williamson Little Rock and Dr A R McKinstry San Antonio. George C Merkel Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce secretary was ordained and assumed missions duties at Stuttgart and Tollville.

Helena Ark Claude W. Sprouse Grace Holy Trinity Cathedral Kansas City E. W. Saphore John Williamson Little Rock A. R. McKinstry San Antonio Texas George C. Merkel Pine Bluff

Japs Again Close to Lunghai Road

Japan's re invigorated army nears Lunghai railway within 10 miles after regaining early losses. Spanish Civil War slows due to rain but insurgents push toward Sagunto. Britain and France pursue crisis talks on peace and cooperation. Japanese drive into Mohammedan northwest China targets Silk Road routes and Lung Hai area while China mobilizes Moslems to resist.

Japan Lunghai Railway Spain Sagunto Russia Shanghai China Mohammendan Chiang Kai-Shek Chiang Shantung Province Lunghai Mohammedan Anpei Suiyuan Inner Mongolia Mongolia Ningsia Tsinghai Kansu

Mexico Reduces Tariff As Gesture to United States

The United States learned Mexico plans a tariff reduction to take effect May 1, a move officials framed as a friendly gesture to ease outstanding issues from Mexico expropriation of American oil properties. The action aims to repair, at least in part, damage from January tariff increases that reached 20 percent.

Washington Mewsico United Mexico

Bishops Push Union as Opposition Grows in South

In Birmingham the bishops union proposal faces rising resistance as Carter Glass and Bishop Warren Candler join critics. The plan to merge the Southern and Northern Methodist churches is set for debate at the General Conference, with a two thirds vote required after other approvals. Dr. Few and the General Board of Lay Activities endorsed union, though two ex-members opposed.

Birmingham Ala Methodist Episcopal Church, South College of Bishops General Conference Carter Glass Virginia The Collins Denny Glass Candler Warren A. Candler Arelanta Denny Methodist Church Senator Glass Court Street Lynchburg David Carter Denny Isid Hoyt M. Dobbs W. P. Few Duke University

Hugh Clark Files for State Senate

LITTLE ROCK Hugh D Clark of Hope filed as a candidate for state senator from the Ninth district Hempstead Pike and Montgomery counties. Congressman John L McClellan of Malvern filed his corrupt practices pledge for the U S Senate seat now held by Mrs Hattie W Caraway.

Little Rock John L. McClellan Malvern United States Senate Hattie W. Caraway Hugh D. Clark Hope Hempstead Pike Montgomery

Sister of Dr Henry Reported Seriously Ill

Dr F D Henry and family plan to travel to Monroe Louisiana to be with his sister Mrs J J Hamilton who is seriously ill. They expect to return to Hope early next week possibly Monday. Also noted is that bushings for twenty seven five hundred watt transformers at Boulder Dam are nineteen fourteen feet in length.

Henry Hope Monroe J.J. Hamilton Boulder Dam

Cotton opens and closes mixed in New Orleans

New Orleans price report shows May cotton opening at 8.90 and closing at 3.87. Spat cotton ends quiet eight points later with middling 8.9 percent.

New Orleans

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